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Arshile
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Arshile: Armenian origin, meaning "brave" or "courageous." Notable artist. |
Armenian |
Either |
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Arha
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Arha means "noble" in Sanskrit; it signifies purity and virtue. |
Arabic, Aramaic, Biblical, Hebrew |
Either |
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Arnella
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Arnella means "eagle" and originates from Latin and Italian roots. |
American, Anglo-Saxon, Armenian, Biblical, English |
Female |
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Apple
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Apple: fruit name, Old English origin, symbolizes knowledge and temptation. |
Algonquian, American, Anglo-Saxon, Arabic, Armenian, Biblical, Celtic, English, Greek, Latin, Native American, Old English, Spanish |
Either |
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Arez
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Arez means "brave" in Persian; originates from ancient Persian culture. |
Arabic, Armenian, Persian |
Either |
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Aoki
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Japanese |
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Anyelina
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Anyelina means "angel" in Spanish; derived from "Angela" or "Angelina." |
American, Armenian, Biblical, Greek, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Antà´nio
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Antà ́nio means "priceless" in Latin; derived from Antonius family name. |
Latin, Portuguese |
Male |
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Anya
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Anya means "grace" in Hebrew; derived from the Russian name Anna. |
Hebrew, Indian, Russian |
Female |
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Anthwan
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Anthwan is a variant of Anthony, meaning "priceless" or "invaluable." |
African, American, Arabic, Native American |
Male |
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Annemarie
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Dutch, German, Hebrew |
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Annisa
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Annisa means "friendly" in Arabic; it originates from Islamic culture. |
Amharic, Arabic, Biblical, Persian |
Female |
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Ann-Merita
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Ann-Merita combines "Ann" and "Merita," meaning grace and merit. |
American, Biblical, English |
Female |
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Anna-Sophia
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Anna-Sophia combines grace and wisdom; rooted in Hebrew and Greek. |
English, Germanic, Greek, Hebrew, Latin |
Female |
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Anne-Catherine
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Anne-Catherine combines Hebrew and Greek roots, meaning "graceful pure." |
Biblical, French, Greek, Latin |
Female |
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Annaliza
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Annaliza combines "Anna" and "Eliza," meaning graceful and devoted. |
American, Arabic, Biblical, Greek, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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Anna-Marie
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Anna-Marie combines Hebrew "grace" and Latin "beloved," symbolizing love. |
English, Germanic, Greek, Hebrew, Latin |
Female |
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Anna-Grace
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Anna-Grace combines "Anna" (grace) and "Grace" (elegance, favor). |
English, Greek, Hebrew, Latin |
Female |
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Anna-Jo
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Anna-Jo combines Hebrew "Anna" and French "Jo," meaning gracious gift. |
English, Greek, Hebrew, Latin |
Female |
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Annakim
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Annakim: Hebrew origin, meaning "graceful" or "favor," often feminine. |
Armenian, Biblical, Hebrew |
Either |
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Angia
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Angia means "messenger" and originates from Latin and Greek roots. |
American, Arabic, Armenian, Biblical, English, Greek, Indian, Latin, Persian, Spanish |
Female |
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Anibal
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Anibal means "grace of Baal," originating from ancient Phoenician culture. |
Carthaginian, Spanish |
Male |
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Angélique
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Angélique means "angelic" in French, derived from Latin "angelicus." |
French, Latin |
Female |
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àngel
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"Ángel" means "messenger"; originates from Latin "angelus," Greek "angelos." |
Arabic, Biblical, Greek, Latin |
Either |
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Andriy
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Andriy means "manly" in Ukrainian; derived from Greek name Andreas. |
Biblical, Greek, Ukrainian |
Male |
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Andrus
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Andrus means "man" in Greek; derived from the name Andrew. |
Biblical, Greek, Latin |
Male |
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Angaraag
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Angaraag means "one who is radiant"; originates from Sanskrit roots. |
Indian, Sanskrit |
Either |
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Anderson
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Anderson means "son of Andrew," originating from Scandinavian heritage. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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André
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André means "manly" in Greek; derived from "Andreas." |
French, Latin |
Male |
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Anansa
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Anansa means "she who is beautiful" in Akan; African origin. |
African, Native American |
Female |
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