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| Abellona |
Danish |
Danish form of Greek |
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| Abelone |
Danish |
Danish form of APOLLONIA |
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| Abril |
Latin |
Opening up, evocative of the opening of flower buds in the spring; born in or belonging to the month April |
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| Academia |
Latin |
Named for Cicero's villa |
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| Accalia |
Latin |
Meaning uncertain; possibly derived from Acca Larentia, the mythological she-wolf who nursed the twins Remus and Romulus |
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| Acidalia |
Latin |
Named for Venus |
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| Ada |
Latin |
Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy. |
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| Adawna |
Latin |
Jewell-like sunrise. |
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| Adawnah |
Latin |
Jewell-like sunrise. |
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| Addah |
Latin |
Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy. |
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| Addi |
Hebrew |
Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy. |
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| Addia |
Latin |
Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy. |
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| Addiah |
Latin |
Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy. |
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| Addie |
Hebrew |
Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy. |
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| Adellyna |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Adellyta |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Adelyna |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Adelyta |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Adisah |
Latin |
Eager |
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| Adora |
Latin |
Glory, |
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| Adorabel |
Latin |
Adorable, Beautiful. |
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| Adorabell |
Latin |
Adorable, Beautiful. |
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| Adorabella |
Latin |
Adored beauty |
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| Adorabelle |
Latin |
Adored beauty |
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| Adorah |
Latin |
Adorable, Beautiful. |
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| Adoria |
Latin |
Glory |
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| Adoriah |
Latin |
Adorable, Beautiful. |
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| Adorna |
Greek |
Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells. |
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| Adornah |
Greek |
Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells. |
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| Adornia |
Greek |
Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells. |
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| Adorniah |
Greek |
Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells. |
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| Adornya |
Greek |
Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells. |
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| Adornyah |
Greek |
Beautiful woman; Decorated with jewells. |
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| Adorya |
Latin |
Adorable, Beautiful. |
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| Adoryah |
Latin |
Adorable, Beautiful. |
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| Adra |
Latin |
Ardent, Warm, Enthusiastic, Desired. |
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| Adrah |
Latin |
Ardent, Warm, Enthusiastic, Desired. |
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| Adrasteia |
Latin |
Unyielding |
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| Adria |
English |
Feminine form of ADRIAN |
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| Adrienna |
Greek |
Dark, rich. From the Adriatic sea / Adria. A feminine form of Adrian. |
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| AEA |
Latin |
From Aea |
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| AEGAEA |
Latin |
From the Aegean sea |
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| AEGATES |
Latin |
From the Aegates |
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| Aegeria |
Latin |
From the Aegean Sea |
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| Aegina |
Latin |
Mother of Aeacus, who, in Greek mythology, was the first king of Aegina. Aeacus was known for his piety and became a judge in Hades after his death. |
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| Aeginae |
Latin |
Mother of Aeacus |
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| Aeolia |
Latin |
Daughter of mythological chariot-warrior Amythaon |
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| Affera |
African |
Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic. |
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| Affery |
African |
Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic. |
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| Affra |
African |
Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic. |
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| Ag |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agacia |
Greek |
Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr, |
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| Agafiya |
Greek |
Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr, |
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| Agafon |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agapet |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agapit |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agata |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.', Also. Means pure in Swedish |
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| Agate |
Greek |
Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr, |
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| Agatha |
Greek |
Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr, |
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| Agathe |
French |
French, German and Greek form of AGATHA |
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| Agathi |
Greek |
Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr, |
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| Agatta |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agda |
Swedish |
Pure |
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| Aggie |
Hungarian |
Kind; Hungarian form of Agatha |
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| Aggi| |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Aggy |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Aggye |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agi |
Hungarian |
Kind; Hungarian form of Agatha |
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| Agie |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agnek |
Greek |
Pure |
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| Agostyna |
Latin |
Majestic, Royal, Worth of honour. The feminine form of Augustus. |
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| Agostyne |
Latin |
Majestic, Royal, Worth of honour. The feminine form of Augustus. |
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| Agotha |
Hungarian |
Kind; Hungarian form of Agatha |
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| Agoti |
Hungarian |
Kind; Hungarian form of Agatha |
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| Agrafena |
Russian |
Born feet first |
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| Agrafina |
Latin |
Born feet first |
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| Agrafine |
Latin |
Born feet first |
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| Agripin |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agripina |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agripinah |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agripine |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agrippin |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agrippina |
Latin |
Colonist |
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| Agrippinae |
Latin |
Colonist |
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| Agrippinah |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agrippine |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agrypina |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agrypinah |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agrypine |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agryppinah |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agryppine |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agryppyna |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agryppynah |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agryppyne |
Latin |
Born with the feet first. |
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| Agueda |
Greek |
Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr, |
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| Agy |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Agye |
Italian |
Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.' |
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| Aime |
Latin |
Beloved friend. To love. |
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| Aimiliana |
Teutonic |
Hard-working |
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| Aimilionia |
Teutonic |
Hard-working |
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| Aithne |
Latin |
Beloved friend. To love. |
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| AIuld |
Latin |
Winged |
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| Akilina |
Greek |
Greek/Russian name meaning ' eagle.' |
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| Aktavija |
Latin |
The eighth born child. The feminie form of Octavius. |
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| Alaida |
Latin |
Winged |
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| ALAURA |
Latin |
From the Laurel Tree |
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| Albina |
English |
A feminine form of Albin, borne by a 3rd-century saint. The name was popular in Britain in the 17th and 18th centuries. |
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| Albinia |
Italian |
White, |
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| ALBULA |
Latin |
From the Tiber |
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| ALBUNEA |
Latin |
Meaning unknown |
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| Alcamene |
Latin |
Mother of Hercules |
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| ALCIMEDE |
Latin |
Mother of Jason |
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| Alcippe |
Latin |
Mighty mare |
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| Alcmena |
Latin |
Mother of Hercules |
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| ALCUMENA |
Latin |
Mother of Hercules |
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| Aldina |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Aldine |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Aldonna |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Aldyne |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Alearia |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Aleariah |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Alearya |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Alearyah |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Aleathea |
Latin |
Truthful |
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| Aleatheah |
Latin |
Truthful |
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| Alecia |
Greek |
A form of Alicia, truthful. |
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| Aleecia |
Greek |
A form of Alicia, truthful. |
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| Aleesha |
Greek |
A form of Alicia, truthful. |
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| Aleida |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Aleighna |
Russian |
Shining light. A form of Helen. |
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| Aleighnah |
Russian |
Shining light. A form of Helen. |
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| Alenah |
Russian |
Shining light. A form of Helen. |
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| Alenka |
Russian |
Shining light. A form of Helen. |
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| Alera |
Latin |
Eagle |
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| Aleria |
Latin |
Eagle |
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| Aleriah |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Alerya |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Aleryah |
Latin |
Eagle; Girl |
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| Aleta |
Dutch |
Noble, |
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| Aletta |
Dutch |
Noble, |
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| Alette |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Alicia |
Latin |
A Latinized form of the German Alice, from Adalheidis meaning nobility. |
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| Alida |
Dutch |
Noble, |
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| Alidah |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Alidia |
Latin |
Small winged One |
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| Aliena |
Russian |
Shining light. A form of Helen. |
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| Aliene |
Russian |
Shining light. A form of Helen. |
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| Alina |
Celtic |
Fair, |
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| Aline |
Dutch |
Alone. |
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| Alisha |
Greek |
A form of Alicia, truthful. |
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