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Niamh
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Probably derived from Latin oliva, meaning olive.
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Golden ruler or golden princess.
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The English form of Greek Phoibe, meaning bright or pure.
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An English flower name taken from the poppy.
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Originally derived from the Germanic name Hrodohaidis, though later strongly associated with the Latin word for the flower.
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Freedom.
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An English nature name taken from the willow tree.
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Means shining, brilliant, or bright in Arabic.
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An Arabic name of uncertain meaning, often connected with beauty, father, or a fragrant flowering tree.
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A feminine form related to Nur, carrying the Arabic meaning light.
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Exalted one.
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A medieval English form of Jehanne, an Old French feminine derivative of Iohannes meaning Yahweh is gracious.
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Radiance or brilliance.
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Dream or vision.
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Hebrew for 'date palm'. Representing a tree that provides shelter and fruit, the name transitioned from a botanical term to a classic biblical identifier for resilient women.
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Middle English 'larke', describing the songbird. The name evolved from a common avian label to a personal name in Britain during the modern era.