Search results for "A"
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| 1761 |
Arachne
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Latin | Turned into a spider by Minerva. | ||
| 1762 |
Arama
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Basque | Refers to the Virgin Mary. | ||
| 1763 |
Arama
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Maori | Spring. | ||
| 1764 |
Arama
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Spanish | Reference to the Virgin Mary. | ||
| 1765 |
Araminta
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English | Thought to be a compound of Arabella and Aminta, invented by Restoration dramatist Sir John Vanbrugh. | ||
| 1766 |
Araminta
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Hebrew | Lofty. | ||
| 1767 |
Araminte
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Hebrew | Lofty. | ||
| 1768 |
Aranka
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Hungarian | Gold. | ||
| 1769 |
Ararinda
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German | Tenacious. | ||
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| 1770 |
Araw
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Filipino | sun | ||
| 1771 |
Arbella
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Assyrian | City in northern Iraq meaning four Idols. | ||
| 1772 |
Arbella
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Assyrian | Assyrian city (northern Iraq) meaning the four legendary knights. | ||
| 1773 |
Arcadia
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Greek | Pastoral simplicity and happiness. | ||
| 1774 |
Arcadia
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Latin | Adventuresome. | ||
| 1775 |
Arcadia
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Spanish | Adventurous. | ||
| 1776 |
Arcanania
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Latin | From Arcanania. | ||
| 1777 |
Arcehelyn
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Hebrew | Diminutive of Abraham: Father of a multitude. In Genesis the Old Testament patriarch Abram's name was changed to Abraham when it was reveale... See more | ||
| 1778 |
Arcelia
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Spanish | Treasure. Altar of heaven. | ||
| 1779 |
Arcene
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French | Silvery. | ||
| 1780 |
Arcilla
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Spanish | Altar of heaven. | ||
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