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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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Alhmanic
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German
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Divine
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Alhraed
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Old
English
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Divine
counselor
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Allura
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Made
Up
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Divine
Counselor
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Alura
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Made
Up
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Divine
Counselor
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Alurea
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Made
Up
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Divine
Counselor
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Amat-ul
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Arabic
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Slave
of,
Servant
of,
Used
to
join
with
female
names
with
Divine
Name
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Ambros
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Irish
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Divine
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Ambrosius
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Dutch
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Divine
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Amery
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Teutonic
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Industrious
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Amery
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German
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Divine
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Ammat-ul
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Arabic
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Slave
of,
Servant
of,
Used
to
join
with
female
names
with
Divine
Name
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Amselmo
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Teutonic
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Divine
helmet
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Asbiom
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Norwegian
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Divine
bear
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Asbjom
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Norwegian
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Divine
bear
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Asbjorn
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Scandinavian
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Variant
of
Esbjorn:
Divine
bear
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Asbjorn
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Swedish
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God"
and
björn
"bear
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Asbjorn
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Swedish
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God"
and
björn
"bear
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Asdis
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Norwegian
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Divine
spirit
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Asdis
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Scandinavian
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God
and
goddess
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Asgaut
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Norwegian
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A
mythical
divine
Goth
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Asmund
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Scandinavian
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God
is
the
protector
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Asmund
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Danish
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Divine
Protection
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Astlyr
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Norwegian
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Divine
strength
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Astred
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Norwegian
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Divine
strength
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Astrud
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Norwegian
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Divine
strength
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Astryd
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Norwegian
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Divine
strength
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Asvoria
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Teutonic
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Divine
wisdom
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Awentia
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Transliterated
from
Hebrew
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Divine
Reward;
Divine
Source
of
Life
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Awentia
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Native
American
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Fawn
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Beardsley
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Latin
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Divinely
Blessed
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Beardsley
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Polish
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Divinely
Blessed
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Božena
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Czech,
Slovak,
and
Slovene
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Cognate
of
Bożena,
which
is
derived
from
the
Slavic
word
element
bozy,
meaning
"divine."
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Bożena
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Polish
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Cognate
of
Božena,
which
is
derived
from
the
Slavic
word
element
bozy,
meaning
"divine."
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