Search results for "A"
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Aedon
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Greek | Daughter of Pandareos. | ||
| 302 |
Aedre
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Anglo-Saxon | Stream. | ||
| 303 |
Aefentid
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Anglo-Saxon | Evening. | ||
| 304 |
Aefre
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Anglo-Saxon | Forever. | ||
| 305 |
Aegaea
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Latin | From the Aegean sea. | ||
| 306 |
Aegates
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Latin | From the Aegates. | ||
| 307 |
Aegeria
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Latin | Cumaean. | ||
| 308 |
Aegileif
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Norse | Daughter of Hrolf Helgason. | ||
| 309 |
Aegina
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Latin | Mother of Aeacus. | ||
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Aeginae
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Latin | Mother of Aeacus. | ||
| 311 |
Aeldra
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English | Noble. | ||
| 312 |
Aelfraed
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English | Elf counselor. | ||
| 313 |
Aelfthryth
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English | An Old English name formed as a compound of aelf, meaning elf, and thryth, meaning strength. | ||
| 314 |
Aelfwine
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English | Friend of the elves. | ||
| 315 |
Aello
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Greek | A Harpy. | ||
| 316 |
Aelwyd
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Welsh | From the hearth. | ||
| 317 |
Aemilia
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Latin | The feminine form of the Roman clan name Aemilius. | ||
| 318 |
Aemilia
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Shakespearean | 'The Comedy of Errors' Wife to Aegeon, an abbess at Ephesus, and mother to the twin brothers Antipholus of Ephesus, and Antipholus of Syracu... See more | ||
| 319 |
Aeneas
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Scottish | Sometimes used in Scotland as a translation of the Gaelic Aonghus'. | ||
| 320 |
Aeolia
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Latin | Daughter of Amythaon. | ||
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