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Mamignin
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female
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The name Mamignin originates from the Aboriginal languages of Australia, …
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Literal translation can be interpreted as 'Mother of Peace' or …
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Mamy
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female
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The name 'Mamy' appears as a diminutive or affectionate form …
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Literal translation relates to 'mother' or 'nurturer'. In Australian English, …
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Man
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female
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Derived from the Latin 'Anna', ultimately from the Hebrew 'Hannah', …
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In Australian English, 'Man' as a female name is unusual …
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Manahil
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female
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The name 'Manahil' originates from Arabic, specifically from classical Islamic …
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Literal translation of 'Manahil' is 'fountains' or 'springs'—symbolising abundance, freshness, …
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Manaia
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female
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Māori; derived from the Māori language, where 'manaia' refers to …
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Spirit guardian or guardian figure; symbolising protection, spiritual connection, and …
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Manal
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female
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Manal is primarily of Arabic origin, derived from the root …
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Literal translation is 'hope' or 'wish' in Arabic. In the …
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Manana
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female
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The name 'manana' originates from the Spanish language, where it …
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Literal translation is 'tomorrow', symbolising hope, new beginnings, or the …
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Manasvi
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the words 'mana' meaning 'spirit' or 'prestige' …
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Literal translation: 'one who possesses a noble or spiritual mind'. …
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Maneek
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female
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The name 'Maneek' is of Aboriginal Australian origin, derived from …
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Literal translation of 'Maneek' is 'star' or 'constellation' in Yolngu …
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Maneesha
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female
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Sanskrit (मनीषा, manīṣā), derived from ancient Indian texts, particularly Ayurveda …
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Wisdom, intellect, or thoughtful insight. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Manekam
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female
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Manekam is not directly traced to traditional Aboriginal Australian or …
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The name 'Manekam' can be interpreted as 'beautiful jewel' or …
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Maneli
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female
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The name 'Maneli' is of Māori origin, derived from the …
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In Māori, 'Maneli' is often interpreted as 'beautiful' or 'good' …
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Manessa
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female
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Derived from the ancient Greek name 'Manessa', which is potentially …
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Literal translation: 'causing to forget' or 'forgetfulness', from Greek elements …
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Mang
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female
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Possibly derived from the Aboriginal Australian languages or a modern …
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As a standalone, 'Mang' does not have a widely recognised …
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Manha
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female
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Manha is a name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from …
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The literal meaning of 'Manha' is not well-established, but it …
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Maniah
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female
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The name 'Maniah' appears to have origins rooted in Aboriginal …
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The name 'Maniah' is often associated with qualities such as …
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Manjari
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female
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Sanskrit origin, derived from the word 'manjarī' meaning 'flower bud' …
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Literal translation is 'flower bud' or 'blossom'. In Australian English …
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Mankirat
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female
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Sikh origin; derived from Punjabi and Gurmukhi roots. The name …
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Literal translation: 'Heart's effort' or 'Mind's work'. In Australian English …
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Mannat
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female
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Sanskrit origin, derived from the word मन् 81स् (mannas), meaning 'thought' …
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Literal translation is 'thought' or 'mind'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Manon
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female
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The name Manon originates from Old French, where it is …
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In Australian English contexts, Manon is typically understood as a …
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Manraj
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female
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Sikh origin; the name 'Manraj' derives from the Punjabi language, …
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Literally translates as 'ruler of the mind' or 'kingdom of …
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Manreet
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female
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Manreet is a name of Punjabi origin, derived from the …
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Literal translation is 'mind's way' or 'path of the mind'. …
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Manroop
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female
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Sikh tradition; from Punjabi roots. The name 'Manroop' (ਮਨਰੂਪ in …
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'Heart's form' or 'Beautiful of mind'. It encapsulates qualities of …
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Manseerat
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female
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Punjabi (Sikh/Indian origin). The name 'Manseerat' derives from the Punjabi …
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Literal translation: 'Heart's character' or 'Nature of the mind'. In …
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Mansirat
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female
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The name Mansirat is of Middle Eastern origin, likely derived …
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Literal translation: 'Faithful path' or 'Trustworthy way'. In the Australian …
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Mantej
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female
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Punjabi (Gurmukhi script: ਮੰਟੀਜ) - Derived from Sanskrit roots 'man' …
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The literal translation of Mantej is 'mind's brilliance' or 'bright …
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Manu
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female
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Māori origin; from the Māori language where 'manu' means 'bird'. …
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Literal translation is 'bird'. It symbolises freedom, flight, and spirituality …
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Manuela
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female
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Manuela is of Spanish and Italian origin, derived from the …
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Literal translation is 'God is with us', symbolising divine presence …
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Manushi
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from 'Manushi' meaning 'woman' or 'female.' The term …
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Literal translation as 'woman' or 'female.' In Australian English contexts, …
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Manveer
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female
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Sikh & Punjabi origin; derived from the Punjabi words 'man' …
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'Brave heart' or 'Heroic mind' — symbolising courage, strength, and …
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Manvi
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female
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Sanskrit origin, derived from the Sanskrit word 'Manavi', meaning 'humane', …
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Literal translation is 'humane' or 'kind-hearted'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Manya
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the root 'man' meaning 'to think' or …
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In the Australian English context, 'Manya' can be understood as …
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Manyata
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the root 'manyā', meaning 'esteem', 'respect', or …
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Literal translation is 'esteem' or 'respect'. In the Australian context, …
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Manyi
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female
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The name manyi originates from the Aboriginal Australian languages, particularly …
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Literal translation of manyi is 'beautiful' or 'graceful' in Yolngu …
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Mao
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female
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Māori; derived from the Māori language, where 'Mao' can mean …
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Literal translation is 'crown' or 'the top' in Māori. In …
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Maple
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female
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English origin, derived from the maple tree, which is known …
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Literal meaning relates to the maple tree, symbolising strength, resilience, …
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Mara
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female
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Māori: derived from the Māori language where 'Mara' means 'house', …
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Literal translation as 'house' or 'village' in Māori, symbolising community, …
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Maraam
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female
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Maraam is a name of Aboriginal Australian origin, derived from …
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The literal translation of Maraam relates to 'river' or 'water …
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Maraccella
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female
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The name 'maraccella' appears to have Latin roots, similar to …
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Literal translation and nuances are unclear, but it could be …
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Maraea
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female
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Māori origin, derived from the Māori language, where 'Maraea' is …
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Literal translation is not directly available, but it is believed …
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Marah
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female
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Hebrew, via the biblical name Marah; from Hebrew מָרָה (Mārah) …
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Literal translation is 'bitter' or 'sorrow'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Maram
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female
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The name 'Maram' originates from the Arabic name مرام (Maram), …
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Literal translation: 'aspiration' or 'desire'. In the Australian context, it …
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Maramawit
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female
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Maramawit is of Aboriginal Australian origin, likely from the Yolŋu …
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The literal translation of Maramawit is 'beautiful dawn' or 'bright …
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Maranatha
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female
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The name 'Maranatha' originates from the Aramaic language, where it …
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Literal translation is 'Our Lord comes' or 'Come, Lord!'. In …
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Marcelina
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female
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Latin origin, derived from the Roman name 'Marcellus', which is …
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Little warrior or young martial one, from Latin 'marcellus' meaning …
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Marcella
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female
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Derived from Latin 'Marcellus', a diminutive form of 'Marcus', which …
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The name 'Marcella' literally means 'little warrior' or 'young warrior', …
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Marchella
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female
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The name Marchella is a modern invented name with influences …
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Literal translation is 'little warrior' or 'dedicated to Mars', reflecting …
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Marchesa
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female
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Latin origin from 'marchio', meaning 'marquis' or 'marquess'; borrowed into …
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Literal translation as 'marquise' or 'marchioness' — a noblewoman of …
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Marci
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female
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Derived from Latin 'Marcia', the feminine form of 'Marcius', which …
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'Of Mars' or 'warlike', referencing the Roman god of war, …
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Marcia
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female
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Latin origin, derived from the name Martia, the feminine form …
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The name Marcia means 'martial' or 'warlike', stemming from the …
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Marcina
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female
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Derived from Latin 'Marcina', related to 'Marc' or 'Marcus', with …
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The name means 'of Mars' or 'dedicated to Mars', the …
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Mardi
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female
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The name Mardi is of uncertain origin, with possible roots …
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Literal translation is 'Tuesday', referring to the day of the …
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Marechale
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female
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The name 'marechale' has origins rooted in Old French, where …
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Literal translation as 'marshal' or 'horse servant' in Old French, …
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Maree
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female
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The name Maree is of French origin, deriving from 'Marie,' …
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Literal translation: 'beloved' or 'rebel' from Latin origin, as a …
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Mareli
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female
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The name Mareli appears to have a Scandinavian or Dutch …
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Literal translation suggests 'sea' (mare) combined with a diminutive suffix, …
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Marella
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female
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Italian origin, derived from the Latin name 'Marella' which is …
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The name 'Marella' generally means 'shining sea' or 'bright' in …
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Margaret
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female
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Greek origin, from 'Margaretēs' meaning 'pearl'. The name became popular …
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Pearl — symbolising purity, innocence, and value in Australian English …
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Margarita
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female
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Derived from Latin 'Margarita', meaning 'pearl'. The name has been …
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Literal translation as 'pearl'. In Australian English, it connotes elegance …
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Margaux
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female
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Derived from the French surname Marguax, possibly originating from the …
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Literal translation as 'daisy', symbolising purity and innocence in Australian …
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Margo
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female
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The name Margo derives from the Latin ‘Margareta’, meaning ‘pearl’. …
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Literal translation: 'pearl'. In Australian English, Margo is often associated …
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Margot
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female
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Origin & Etymology - French diminutive of Marguerite, derived from …
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Meaning - 'Pearl' in both French and Latin origin, symbolising …
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Marguerite
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female
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From French 'Marguerite', derived from Latin 'Margarita', meaning 'pearl'. The …
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Literal translation: 'pearl'. In Australian English contexts, connotations include elegance, …
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Mari
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female
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The name Mari has multiple origins. In European contexts, it …
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In European usage, Mari is a variant of Maria, meaning …
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Maria
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female
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Latin, from Maria, the feminine form of Marius, which is …
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Beloved or bitter, depending on interpretation of its Hebrew roots. …
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Mariah
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female
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Latin via Ancient Greek Μαριάμ (Mariám), originating from Hebrew מִרְיָם …
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The name Mariah is often interpreted as 'the Lord is …
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Mariahlee
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female
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The name Mariahlee appears to be a modern, compound variation …
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Literal translation combines 'beloved' (from Mariah) and 'meadow' (from Lee), …
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Marialey
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female
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The name 'marialey' appears to be a modern, likely invented …
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Given its creative morphology, 'marialey' can be interpreted as a …
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Mariam
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female
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The name Mariam originates from the Hebrew name Miryam, found …
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Mariam means 'beloved' or 'sea of bitterness' depending on the …
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Mariama
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female
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The name Mariama has roots in West African languages, particularly …
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Literal translation: 'Beloved' or 'Wished for Child.' In the Australian …
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Mariamu
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female
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Máriámu originates from the Māori language, where it is a …
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Literal translation and nuances suggest 'Máriámu' is a Māori adaptation …
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Mariana
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female
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Latin origin, from 'Marianus' meaning 'of Marius'. The name Mariana …
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Literally 'of Marius' or 'dedicated to Maria', the Virgin Mary. …
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Marianna
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female
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Latin origin, derived from the name Maria, which itself originates …
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Literal translation: 'drop of the sea' or 'beloved' (via Maria …
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Mariarosa
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female
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Derived from Latin origins, 'Mariarosa' is a compound of 'Maria' …
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Literal translation is 'Mary of the rose' or 'Sea of …
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Marie
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female
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From Latin *Maria*, derived from the Hebrew *Miryam*, meaning 'sea …
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In Australian English contexts, *Marie* is often associated with purity, …
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Mariea
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female
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Derived from the Latin name Maria, which itself originates from …
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The name Mariea is generally understood to mean 'rebellious' or …
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Mariela
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female
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The name Mariela originates from Latin-based languages, specifically stemming from …
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Literal translation: 'Related to Maria' or 'little Maria'. In the …
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Mariella
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female
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The name Mariella originates from Latin roots, a diminutive form …
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The meaning of Mariella can be interpreted as 'little Maria' …
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Marigold
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female
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Derived from the Old French word 'mari gold', itself from …
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Literal translation is 'marigold', referencing the bright, cheerful flower. In …
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Marika
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female
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Māori origin; derived from the Māori name 'Marika', which itself …
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Literal translation relates to 'beloved' or 'wished-for child' in Māori, …
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Marilyn
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female
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The name Marilyn originates from the Old French name Marian, …
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Literal translation & local nuances - 'Beloved' or 'Sea of …
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Marina
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female
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Latin origin from 'marinus' meaning 'of the sea'. Historically used …
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Literal meaning 'of the sea'. In the Australian English context, …
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Marinah
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female
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The name Marinah is of uncertain origin but appears to …
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Literal translation and nuances in Australian English contexts suggest 'Marinah' …
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Marion
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female
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Origin & Etymology - The name Marion derives from the …
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Meaning - 'Rebellious' or 'wished-for child', in a figurative sense, …
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Marisa
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female
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The name Marisa originates from the Latin name Marisa, which …
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Literal translation: 'of the sea' or 'bitter'. In Australian English …
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Marisha
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female
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The name Marisha originates from Slavic roots, particularly from Russian …
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Literal translation is 'sea of sorrow' in its original context, …
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Marisol
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female
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The name Marisol originates from Spanish, combining 'mar' (sea) and …
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Literal translation is 'sea and sun,' evoking images of a …
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Marissa
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female
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Derived from Latin 'Marissa', which is a diminutive of 'Maria'. …
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Marissa means 'of the sea' or 'sea maiden', originating from …
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Marita
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female
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The name Marita has multiple origins. In European contexts, it …
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Literal translation: 'pearl' or 'sea'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Mariya
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female
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Derived from the Hebrew name Miriam, meaning 'beloved' or 'sea …
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Literal translation as 'beloved' or 'sea of bitterness'. In Australian …
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Mariyah
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female
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Mariyah is an Arabic-derived name, rooted in the Semitic linguistic …
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The name means 'beloved' or 'villa' in Arabic, with connotations …
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Mariyam
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female
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Arabic origin, derived from the name 'Maryam', which is the …
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The name Mariyam means 'beloved' or 'rebellious' depending on the …
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Marjorie
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female
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Marjorie derives from the Latin name 'Maior', meaning 'greater' or …
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In Australian English context, Marjorie signifies 'the greater' or 'the …
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Marla
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female
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The name Marla is of uncertain origin, but it is …
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In the Australian English context, Marla is primarily associated with …
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Marlea
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female
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The name 'Marlea' appears to be a modern or creative …
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Literal translation and nuances in Australian English contexts suggest a …
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Marleah
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female
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Derived from a modern-style variation of the name Marla, combined …
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Although not officially defined, 'marleah' can be interpreted as a …
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Marlee
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female
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The name Marlee is a modern English-language variant with roots …
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While Marlee does not have a traditional lexical meaning, it …
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Marleigh
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female
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The name Marleigh appears to be a modern English surname-derived …
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While 'Marleigh' does not have a traditional literal meaning, it …
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Marleigha
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female
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The name 'Marleigha' appears to be a modern coined name, …
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While 'Marleigha' does not have a traditional meaning, it can …
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Marlena
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female
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Derived from the Latin name 'Marlena', a feminine form of …
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The name Marlena generally means 'sea song' or 'beloved of …
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Marley
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female
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English origin; derived from Old English 'Mærleah', combining 'mear' (stir …
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'Pleasant meadow' or 'stirred clearing'. In Australian contexts, it is …
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