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Rating
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Name
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Gender
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Language
|
Meaning
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Achinoam
|
|
Hebrew
|
My
brother
is
charming,
lovely
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Ah
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|
Chinese
|
From
a
Chinese
character
which
has
no
distinct
meaning
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Airiu
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|
Irish
|
Name
of
a
mythological
character
|
|
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Alaide
|
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Unknown
|
A
character
from
the
opera
"La
Straniera"
by
Bellini
|
|
|
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Anasuya
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|
Indian
|
Charitable
|
|
|
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Antioch
|
|
Transliterated
from
Hebrew
|
Speedy
as
a
chariot
|
|
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Arla
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|
Irish
|
Pledge
|
|
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Arla
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English
|
Variant
of
Carlene
and
Charlene
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|
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Arlene
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Gaelic
|
Pledge
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Arlene
|
|
English
|
Possibly
a
pet
form
of
names
ending
in
arline
or
arlene,
such
as
Charlene.
Also
used
as
a
full
given
name.
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Arletta
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French
|
Variant
of
Arlette:
Derived
from
a
feminine
diminutive
of
Charles,
meaning
manly,
A
medieval
given
name
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Arline
|
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English
|
Created
by
Michael
William
Balfe
for
'The
Bohemian
Girl.'
Possibly
a
pet
form
of
names
ending
in
arline
or
arlene,
such
as
Charlene.
Also
used
as
a
full
given
name.
|
|
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Arline
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|
Gaelic
|
An
oath
|
|
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Aumerle
|
|
Shakespearean
|
'King
Richard
The
Second'
Duke
of
Aumerle,
son
of
the
Duke
of
York
|
|
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Avak
|
|
Gaelic
|
White
Orchard
|
|
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Avak
|
|
Armenian
|
Unknown
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Avalbane
|
|
Gaelic
|
White
Orchard
|
|
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Blandina
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Spanish
|
Charming
|
|
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Blandine
|
|
French
|
Charming
|
|
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Brangaine
|
|
Irish
|
Character
from
Isolde
legend
|
|
|
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Cairbre
|
|
Gaelic
|
Strong
Man
|
|
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Cairbre
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|
Irish
|
charioteer
|
|
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Cairpre
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Irish
|
charioteer
|
|
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Carbrey
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|
Anglicized
Scottish
|
Charioteer
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|
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Carbry
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Anglicized
Scottish
|
Charioteer
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|
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Caridad
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Spanish
|
Spanish
form
of
Charity
|
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Carissa
|
|
French
|
Tender
Touch
|
|
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Carissa
|
|
Teutonic
|
One
Who
is
Strong,
Man
|
|
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Carissa
|
|
Transliterated
from
Greek
|
Beloved
|
|
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Carissa
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|
English
|
Charity,
Grace
Or
Kindness
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|
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Carizma
|
|
Made
Up
|
From
the
word
Charisma
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Carl
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Teutonic
|
Farmer
|
|
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Carl
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|
German
|
Strong
One
|
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Carl
|
|
English
|
From
Charles:
German
form
of
Charles
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|
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Carles
|
|
Catalan
|
From
Charles:
Catalan
form
of
Charles
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