Search results for "M"
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| 1381 |
Mira
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Hebrew | Bitter. | ||
| 1382 |
Mira
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Indian | A mythical princess. | ||
| 1383 |
Mira
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Latin | Diminutive of Miranda or Mirabel: Worthy of admiration; wonderful; marvelous. | ||
| 1384 |
Mira
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Slavic | Variant of Myra and Miranda. | ||
| 1385 |
Mirabel
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Latin | Wonderful. | ||
| 1386 |
Mirabella
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French | Of incredible beauty. | ||
| 1387 |
Mirabella
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Latin | Variant of Mirabel: Wonderful. | ||
| 1388 |
Mirabelle
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French | Of incredible beauty. | ||
| 1389 |
Mirabelle
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Latin | Variant of Mirabel: Wonderful. | ||
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| 1390 |
Mirai
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Basque | Miracle. | ||
| 1391 |
Mirai
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Japanese | The future, the time that yet to come | ||
| 1392 |
Miranda
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Latin | Worthy of admiration; wonderful. Young innocent girl in Shakespeare's The Tempest raised and educated on an isolated island by magician fat... See more | ||
| 1393 |
Miranda
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Shakespearean | 'The Tempest' Daughter to Prospero. | ||
| 1394 |
Miranda
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Spanish | Enchanted, Admirable. | ||
| 1395 |
Mirande
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Latin | Deserves admiration. | ||
| 1396 |
Mirari
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Spanish | Miracle. | ||
| 1397 |
Miray
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Turkish | Glowing like a moon | ||
| 1398 |
Mireille
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French | Miracle. | ||
| 1399 |
Mirel
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Yiddish | Bitter. | ||
| 1400 |
Mirella
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Latin | Feminine variant of Mireya from the Hebrew male name Amariah meaning 'Jehovah has said. | ||
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