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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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Aaronita
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Made
Up
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From
Aaron:
Made
up
elaborative
feminine
form
of
Aaron.
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Abhaya
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Indian
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From
Abhay:
Feminine
form
of
Abhay,
which
means
"fearless"
in
Sanskrit.
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Abra
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Transliterated
from
Hebrew
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Feminine
form
of
Abraham,
which
means
"father
of
a
multitude."
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Abra
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Ewe
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Born
on
Tuesday
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Achieng
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African
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From
Ochieng:
Feminine
form
of
Ochieng
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Adairra
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Made
Up
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From
Adair,
originally
from
Eadgar:
Made
up
feminine
form
of
Adair,
which
means
"rich
spear."
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Adamina
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English
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Feminine
form
of
Adam
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Adamina
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Adenordis
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Old
German
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From
Adalnord,
originally
from
Aldenor
or
Adalnord:
Feminine
form
of
a
hypothetical
Old
German
name
Adalnord,
which
could
have
been
derived
from
the
Old
German
elements
adal
"noble"
and
nor
"north."
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Adriana
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Italian,
Spanish,
Portuguese,
Romanian,
Polish,
Czech,
Slovak,
and
English
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From
Adrian,
originally
from
Hadrianus:
Feminine
form
of
Adrian,
which
means
"of
the
Adriatic
Region
Eastern
Italy
or
the
city
of
Hadria
Northern
Italy."
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Adrienne
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French
|
French
feminine
form
of
ADRIAN
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Aelia
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Roman
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From
Aelius,
originally
from
Aelius:
Feminine
form
of
Aelius
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Aemilia
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Latin
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Feminine
form
of
Aemilius
(see
Emil).
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Agrippina
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Latin
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Feminine
form
of
Agrippa
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Akilina
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Japanese
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Spring
Flower
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Akilina
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Transliterated
from
Russian
|
Russian
form
of
the
Roman
name
Aquilina,
a
feminine
form
of
Aquila.
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Akulina
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Transliterated
from
Russian
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Russian
form
of
the
Roman
name
Aquilina,
a
feminine
form
of
Aquila.
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Alaina
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English
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From
Alain:
Feminine
form
of
Alain
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Alana
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Hawaiian
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An
offering
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Alana
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English
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From
Alan:
Feminine
form
of
Alan
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Alanna
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English
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From
Alan:
Feminine
form
of
Alan
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Alannah
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Transliterated
from
Greek
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A
huntress
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Alannah
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Irish
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From
Alan:
Feminine
form
of
Alan
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Alarice
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Scottish
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Protector
of
Mankind,
Defender,
Helper
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Alarice
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Old
English
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Rules
all,
Feminine
of
Alaric
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Alastriona
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Gaelic
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Defends
mankind
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Alastriona
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Irish
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From
Alastar:
Feminine
form
of
Alastar
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Alastriona
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Irish
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From
Alastar:
Feminine
form
of
Alastar
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Albane
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French
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From
Alban,
originally
from
Alban:
French
feminine
form
of
Alban.
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Albina
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Polish
|
Feminine
form
of
Albinus
(see
Albin)
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Alda
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Italian
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Feminine
form
of
Aldo
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Aledwen
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Welsh
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Feminine
form
of
Aled:
Offspring
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Alejandra
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Spanish
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Protector
of
Men
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Alejandra
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Spanish
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From
Alexander:
Spanish
feminine
form
of
Alexander
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