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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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Bosworth
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English
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Lives
At
the
Cattle
Enclosure
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Firdaus
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Iranian
|
Paradise",
ultimately
derived
from
Persian
pardis,
pairidaeza
meaning
"garden,
enclosure
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Gardner
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English
|
Keeper
of
the
Garden
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Gardner
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French
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Gentle;
Enclosure;
Watchful
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Gerd
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Scandinavian
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To
Be
Guarded
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Gerd
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Scandinavian
|
Enclosure
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Gerd
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Dutch
|
Short
form
of
Gerhard
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Hagalean
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English
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From
the
hedged
enclosure
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Hagaward
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English
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Keeper
of
the
hedged
enclosure
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Hagley
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English
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From
the
hedged
enclosure
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Hagly
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English
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From
the
hedged
enclosure
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Haig
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Transliterated
from
Armenian
|
Legend,
From
the
Field
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Haig
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English
|
From
the
Hedged
Enclosure
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Hattie
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Teutonic
|
Mistress
of
the
Home
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Hattie
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English
|
Ruler
of
an
Enclosure
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Hattie
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English
|
Nickname
for
Harriet
or
Henrietta
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Hayes
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English
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From
the
Old
English
haeg,
"enclosure,"
Scottish
heye
"closed-off
hunting
forest,"
Old
English
haes
"brushwood"
or
Old
French
heis
"brushwood."
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Hayward
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English
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Commander
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Hayward
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English
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Guardian
of
the
Hedged
Area
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Hayward
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English
|
Keeper
of
the
Hedged
Enclosure
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Hildegard
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Scandinavian
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Battle"
and
gard
"enclosure
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Hildegarde
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Scandinavian
|
Battle"
and
gard
"enclosure
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Ingegerd
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Scandinavian
|
Enclosure
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Irmgard
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Anglo-Saxon
|
Lover
of
the
Sea
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Irmgard
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German
|
Whole,
universal"
and
gard
meaning
"enclosure
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Langston
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Hawaiian
|
Sky,
Heaven
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Langston
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English
|
Town
of
the
Giant
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Langston
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|
English
|
From
the
Long
Enclosure
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Langston
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|
English
|
A
Long,
Narrow
Town
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Linton
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English
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From
the
Flax
Enclosure
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Linton
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English
|
Flax
town"
or
"lime
tree
town
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Lintun
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English
|
From
the
Flax
Enclosure
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Luitgard
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German
|
People"
and
gard
"enclosure
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Lutgard
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German
|
People"
and
gard
"enclosure
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Niña
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Spanish
|
Spanish
word
for
"girl."
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Nina
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Transliterated
from
Russian
|
From
Antonina:
Nickname
for
Antonina
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Nina
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Quechua
Native
American
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Fire
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Nina
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Babylonian
|
Name
of
the
Babylonian
goddess
of
the
sea,
which
means
"fish
enclosure."
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Nina
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Various
|
Nickname
for
names
that
end
in
nina
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Nina
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Portuguese,
and
Hungarian
|
From
Anne,
originally
from
Channah:
Form
of
Anne
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Orahamm
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English
|
From
tbe
riverbank
enclosure
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Oram
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Unknown
|
From
the
Riverbank
Enclosure
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Orham
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Unknown
|
From
the
Riverbank
Enclosure
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