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Rating
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Name
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Gender
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Language
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Meaning
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Aeolia
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Latin
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Daughter
of
Amythaon
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Aimé
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French
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From
Amy:
French
masculine
form
of
Amy
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Aimee
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French
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From
Amy:
French
form
of
Amy
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Álmos
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Hungarian
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Sleepy,
dreamy
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Amye
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Latin
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Form
of
Amy,
beloved
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Araminta
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Transliterated
from
Hebrew
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lofty
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Araminta
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Unknown
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Perhaps
an
elaboration
of
Amynta
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Askelon
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Transliterated
from
Hebrew
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Weight,
balance,
fire
of
infamy,
Non-Gerderized
Biblical
Name
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Ivory
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English
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From
the
English
word
for
the
hard,
creamy-white
substance
which
makes
up
the
tusks
of
elephants.
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Jer
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English
|
Abbreviation
of
names
beginning
with
'Jer,'
such
as
Jerad,
Jerah,
Jerald,
Jeralyn,
Jeramy,
Jeran,
and
Jeremy
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Lama
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Arabic
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Variant
of
Lamya:
Of
dark
lips
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Lamya'
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Arabic
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Variant
of
Lamya:
Of
dark
lips
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Minta
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English
|
Collector
of
Thoughts,
Determined
Protector
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Minta
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Unknown
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From
Amynta:
Short
form
of
Amynta
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Minty
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Native
American
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Older
Sister
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Minty
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English
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Collector
of
Thoughts,
Determined
Protector
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Minty
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Unknown
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From
Amynta:
Nickname
for
Amynta
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