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| Ia |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| Iaera |
Latin |
Dryad nymph, mother of Bitias and Pandarus |
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| Iah |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| Iaian |
Hebrew |
Male - God is gracious |
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| Iain |
Hebrew |
God has been gracious; John is the name of one of Christ's disciples, and another biblical John—John the Baptist—baptized Christ in the Jordan River. One of the most popular names in the world, variants of John have been created in almost every language. |
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| Ian |
Hebrew |
Male - God is gracious |
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| Ianira |
Greek |
Enchantress |
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| Ianirah |
Greek |
Enchantress |
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| Ianna |
Not Sure |
Purity |
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| Ianne |
Not Sure |
Purity |
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| Iantha |
Greek |
Violet, coloured flower |
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| Ianthe |
Greek |
Violet flower; mythological sea nymph and daughter of Oceanus |
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| Ianthia |
Greek |
Violet, coloured flower |
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| Ianthina |
Greek |
Flower |
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| Ianthine |
Greek |
Violet, coloured flower |
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| Ianthya |
Greek |
Violet, coloured flower |
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| Ianthyah |
Greek |
Violet, coloured flower |
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| Ianyra |
Greek |
Enchantress |
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| Ianyrah |
Greek |
Enchantress |
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| Ib |
Phoenician |
Oath of Baal |
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| Ibbie |
Spanish |
Beautiful. Diminutive of Isabel: Devoted to God. A Spanish variant of Elizabeth. |
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| Ibby |
Spanish |
Beautiful. Diminutive of Isabel: Devoted to God. A Spanish variant of Elizabeth. |
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| Ibernia |
Irish |
From Ireland |
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| Ibleam |
Biblical |
Ancient people, people decreasing. |
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| IBLIS |
Arthurian Legend |
Wife of Lancelot |
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| IBOLY |
Hungarian |
Violet |
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| Ibolya |
Latin |
Flower |
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| Ibri |
Biblical |
Male - A Hebrew. |
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| Ibtehaj |
Muslim |
Joy. Delight. |
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| IBTESAM |
Arabic |
Smiling |
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| Ibtihaj |
Muslim |
Joy. Delight. |
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| Ibzan |
Biblical |
Male - Famous. |
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| Ica |
Greek |
Light, |
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| Icelyn |
English |
Modern blend of a word name with the common feminine suffix -lyn |
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| ICHTACA |
Nahuatl |
Male - Secret. |
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| ICNOYOTL |
Nahuatl |
Male - Friendship. |
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| IDA |
English |
Properous, |
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| Idabelle |
English |
Modern blend of Ida and Belle |
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| Idaia |
German |
Active |
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| IDALEE |
American |
From IDA and LEE |
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| Idalia |
Greek |
Glorious sun |
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| Idaliah |
Greek |
Sun |
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| Idalie |
German |
Active. |
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| Idalina |
Teutonic |
Possibly a variant of Ida or a blend of Ida and Lina |
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| IDALINE |
Teutonic |
Working noble |
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| Idalis |
English |
Origins are unclear, but Idalis may be either a variant of Adelle or Alise, or possibly a blend of Ida and Alise |
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| Idalya |
Greek |
Sun |
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| Idalyah |
Greek |
Sun |
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| IDANA |
American |
From IDA & ANNA |
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| IDANIA |
Slavic |
Hardworking, Prosperous |
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| Ide |
Celtic/Gaelic |
Thirst |
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| Ideashia |
English |
Modern blend of Ida and Aisha |
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| Idela |
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| Idelah |
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| Idele |
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| Idelia |
German |
Noble |
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| Ideliah |
German |
Noble |
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| Idelisa |
Celtic |
A modern blend of Ida and Lisa |
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| Idell |
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| Idella |
Welsh |
Bountiful |
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| Idellah |
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| Idelle |
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| Idelya |
German |
Noble |
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| Idelyah |
German |
Noble |
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| Idetta |
German |
Hard working; variant of Ida using a feminine French suffix |
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| IDETTE |
German |
Hard-working |
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| Idla |
German |
Battle. Glorious, warfare. In Scandinavian mythology Hildegard was a Valkyrie sent by Odin to escort battle heroes to Valhalla. |
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| Idna |
German |
Active |
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| Idoia |
Spanish |
From the Spanish place name Idoia, an important place of worship of the Virgin Mary |
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| Idol |
Greek |
Visionary, Idolised. |
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| Idola |
Greek |
A vision |
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| Idolah |
Greek |
Visionary, Idolised. |
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| Idolina |
Spanish |
Idol, worshipped image |
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| Idona |
Norse |
Active in love. |
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| IDONE |
Teutonic |
Hard-working |
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| Idonia |
Spanish |
Happy, good girl |
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| Idony |
Scandinavian |
Renewed, rejuvenated; In Norse mythology, she was the goddess of spring and immortality charged with guarding the gods'' apples of youth. |
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| Idra |
Aramaic |
Fig tree. |
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| Idrah |
Aramaic |
Fig tree. |
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| IDRIS |
Muslim |
A Prophet's name. |
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| IDUN |
Norse |
Active in love. |
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| Iduna |
Norse |
Active in love. |
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| Idunn |
Norse |
Active in love. |
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| Idurre |
Basque |
Reference to the Virgin Mary |
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| Ierna |
Latin |
From Ireland |
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| Iernah |
Latin |
From Ireland. |
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| Ierne |
Latin |
From Ireland |
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| Iesha |
African |
Woman; Life. A form of Aisha. |
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| Ieshah |
Swahili |
Favourite; precious |
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| Ievan |
Hebrew |
Male - God is gracious |
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| IFAMA |
African |
All is Well |
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| IfanIoannes |
Hebrew |
Male - God is gracious |
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| IFE |
African |
Love (Nigeria) |
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| IFEOMA |
African |
Ibo of Nigeria name meaning 'it's a good thing' and 'beautiful.' |
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| IFIELD |
Anglo-Saxon |
Meaning unknown |
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| Ifig |
English |
Ivy |
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| IGANTIA |
Latin |
Male - Fiery |
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| IGERNE |
Arthurian Legend |
Mother of Arthur |
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| Ignaci |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignacia |
Latin |
Fiery, passionate, |
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| Ignaciah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignacie |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignacya |
Polish |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignacyah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignasha |
Spanish |
Male - Fiery one. |
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| Ignashah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignashia |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignashya |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignashyah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignatia |
Latin |
Fiery. |
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| Ignatya |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignatyah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignazia |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignazya |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignazyah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignezia |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignezya |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignezyah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignia |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Igniah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignya |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Ignyah |
Latin |
Fiery. A feminine form of Ignatius. |
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| Igone |
Basque |
Refers to Christ's Ascension, |
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| Igraina |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| Igrainah |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| IGRAINE |
English |
Graceful; the legendary King Arthur's mother over whom a war was fought between her first husband, Gorlois, and her second, Arthur's father, Uther Pendragon |
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| Igrayn |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| Igrayna |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| Igraynah |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin. |
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| IGRAYNE |
Arthurian Legend |
Male - Mother of Arthur |
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| Iha |
Indian |
The earth |
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| Ihi-lani |
Hawaiian |
Male - Sacred one from Heaven |
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| Ihina |
Indian |
Enthusiasm |
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| IHUICATL |
Nahuatl |
Male - Sky. |
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| Iiris |
Greek |
Rainbow; Iris was the Greek mythological goddess of the rainbow. This name can also be given in reference to the English word (which derives from the same Greek source) for the name of the iris flower or the colored part of the eye., |
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| Ikaika |
Hawaiian |
Male - Strong. -. |
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| Ikaisha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikea |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeasha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeashia |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeesha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeeshia |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeisha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeishi |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeishia |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikerne |
Basque |
Visitation |
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| Ikesha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikeshia |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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| Ikia |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The Hawaiian feminine form of Isaiah, God is generous, God is my helper. |
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