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10,040 names match.
Spanish
Ready for battle
Sanskrit
Nectar; beloved.
Latin
Priceless, praiseworthy.
Germanic, English
Work, whole, universal.
Egyptian
Throne.
Latin
Tender, delicate.
Modern American
Unique, combination of 'Mary' and 'Leah'.
Spanish
Glory.
Irish
Free man.
Greek
Maiden, coral, or chorus.
Irish
Little king.
English, variation of Audrey
Noble strength.
Latin
Birdlike, derived from 'avis' (Latin for bird).
Latin/Hebrew
Grace or drop of the sea.
Latin
Of the sea.
German
of Magdala.
Irish, English
Bitter or wished-for child.
Arabic
Safe, peaceful.
Old German
Noble, bright.
Germanic
Work, industrious.
Hebrew
Grace, favor.
Latin
Golden.
Scottish
Pretty, attractive.
Greek
Citadel.
French
Weapon.
Latin
A smooth, lustrous, typically rounded gemstone formed within the shells of mollusks, especially oysters.
Hebrew
Princess of the Lord.
Hebrew
Dew from heaven.
Latin, Germanic
Noble, bright, beautiful.
Latin
Love.
Old German, English
Free man.
French
Channel, canal.
Old Norse
Beautiful, fair.
Germanic, Old English
Free man.
American
Joyful, cheerful.
English
torch.
Latin
lily.
Spanish/Portuguese
Aunt.
Latin
Beloved.
Latin/French
Grace, beauty.
Hebrew
Pure, beloved.
Arabic
Night.
English
A type of flower, also associated with remembrance.
English
Ash tree meadow.
English
God is gracious.
Old French, Latin
Joy, cheerful.
Japanese, Gaelic, or Greek
Maiden, seething pool, or hollow.
Latin
Birthday, Christmas.