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Alice
From the Old French Aalis, derived from the Germanic Adelais, meaning noble type or of noble sort.
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From the Old French Aalis, derived from the Germanic Adelais, meaning noble type or of noble sort.
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A variant of Amalia, from Germanic amal meaning work.
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Of uncertain Celtic origin, possibly derived from *artos meaning bear, combined with *wiros (man) or *rīxs (king).
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The French feminine diminutive of Charles, meaning free man or from the Germanic root for man.
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An English flower name from the word daisy, historically day’s eye.
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Derived from Old English elements ead meaning wealth or fortune, and weard meaning guard.
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Of Old French origin, likely derived from the Occitan name Aliénor, which means the other Aenor.
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Originally a short form of Germanic names beginning with ermen, meaning whole or universal.
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From an English surname derived from the medieval given name Aveline.
IRISH · BOY
White, fair, or blessed.
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A medieval English form of Henry, from Germanic elements meaning home ruler.
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An English form of Judas or Judah, ultimately from Hebrew meaning praised.
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Means night in Arabic.
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The English form of Lucia, derived from the Latin root lux meaning light.
IRISH · GIRL
Intoxicating.
IRISH · BOY
Little deer.
ENGLISH · BOY
From Old French Olivier, possibly connected to Latin oliva meaning olive tree, with an alternative possible Germanic origin.
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Probably derived from Latin oliva, meaning olive.
IRISH · BOY
Traditionally explained as deer friend.
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The English form of Greek Phoibe, meaning bright or pure.
ENGLISH · BOY
From the Greek Theodoros, combining the elements theos meaning god and doron meaning gift.
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A medieval English form of Jehanne, an Old French feminine derivative of Iohannes meaning Yahweh is gracious.
IRISH · GIRL
Dream or vision.
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Latin 'Caspii', referring to the people of the Caspian Sea. It transitioned from an ethnic descriptor to a geographic one, and finally into a name associated with expansive horizons.