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Shreyashi
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female
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Sanskrit, India. The name 'Shreyashi' originates from the ancient Sanskrit …
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Literal translation: 'possessing prosperity' or 'auspicious one.' In Australian English …
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Shridha
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female
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Sridha is a Sanskrit-derived name, originating from ancient Indian texts …
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Literal translation of Sridha is 'holder of prosperity' or 'possessing …
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Shrihan
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male
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Derived from Sanskrit, where 'Shri' denotes prosperity, wealth, and auspiciousness, …
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Literal translation can be understood as 'Prosperous Han' or 'Auspicious …
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Shrinav
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male
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The name 'shrinav' appears to be a modern or invented …
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As 'shrinav' is likely a coined or modern invented name, …
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Shrine
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female
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Derived from the English word 'shrine,' which originates from the …
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Literal translation as 'a sacred or honored place.' In the …
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Shrinika
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female
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Sanskrit, from श्री (śrī) meaning 'prosperity, beauty, grace' and निक …
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The literal translation can be interpreted as 'one who embodies …
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Shrisha
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female
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Sanskrit origin from India, derived from 'Śrīṣa', meaning 'best', 'excellent', …
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Literal translation: 'best' or 'excellent' in Sanskrit. In Australian English …
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Shritha
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female
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Sanskrit-derived name, originating from the Indian subcontinent. The name 'Shritha' …
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Literal translation of 'Shritha' relates to 'auspicious' or 'prosperous'. In …
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Shritik
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male
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Sanskrit origin; from the root 'shrit' meaning 'celebrated' or 'glorious'. …
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Literal translation as 'glorious' or 'celebrated'; in the Australian English …
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Shriva
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female
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The name 'Shriva' originates from Sanskrit in India, where it …
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Literal translation is 'possessing prosperity' or 'beauty and wealth'. In …
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Shrivansh
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male
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Sanskrit; derived from the Sanskrit words 'śrī' meaning 'prosperity' or …
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Prosperity's lineage or wealthy family. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Shrivin
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male
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The name 'Shrivin' appears to be a modern, possibly fabricated …
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The literal translation and nuanced meanings in Australian English contexts …
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Shriyan
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male
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Sanskrit origin, derived from the root 'shri' meaning 'wealth, prosperity, …
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Literal translation is 'possessing prosperity' or 'auspicious'. Within the Australian …
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Shriyana
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female
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Sanskrit origin from the Indian subcontinent, where 'Shriyana' (श्रीयान) is …
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Literal translation as 'Path of Prosperity' or 'Journey of Beauty'. …
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Shruti
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the word श्रुति (śruti), meaning 'hearing' or …
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Literal translation: 'hearing' or 'listening'. In the Australian context, it …
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Shryan
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male
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The name 'Shryan' appears to be a modern or coined …
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In the Australian context, 'Shryan' is often interpreted as a …
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Shu
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female
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The name 'Shu' originates from ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, where it …
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Literal translation and nuance in Australian English contexts point to …
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Shuaip
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unisex
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The name 'shuaip' appears to be a modern or invented …
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As a modern or invented name, 'shuaip' does not have …
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Shubh
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male
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Sanskrit origin, derived from the word 'shubh' (शुभ), meaning 'auspicious', …
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Literal translation is 'auspicious' or 'fortunate'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Shubham
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male
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Sanskrit, from the root 'shubha' meaning 'auspicious, beautiful, good'. The …
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Auspicious, virtuous, or good; symbolising positive qualities and favourable beginnings …
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Shubheccha
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female
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Sanskrit, from the word शुभेच्छा (śubhecchā), composed of शुभ (śubha, …
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Auspicious wish or good desire, often given in hopes of …
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Shubhkarman
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female
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The name 'Shubhkarman' originates from Punjabi (Gurmukhi script: ਸ਼ੁਭ ਕਰਮ), …
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Literal translation is 'auspicious deed' or 'fortunate action'. In Australian …
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Shubhman
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male
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Sanskrit origin, from the words 'shubha' meaning 'auspicious' or 'good' …
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Literal translation: 'Auspicious Heart' or 'Good Mind'. In Australian English …
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Shubman
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male
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The name 'Shubman' appears to be of Indian origin, likely …
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In Indian contexts, 'Shubman' is believed to mean 'auspicious' or …
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Shubnoor
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female
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Derived from Punjabi origins, combining 'Shub' meaning 'auspicious' or 'good' …
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Literal translation: 'Auspicious light' or 'Good radiance'. In Australian English …
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Shubreet
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female
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The name 'Shubreet' appears to have origins rooted in South …
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The name 'Shubreet' is typically interpreted as 'auspicious' or 'good …
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Shui
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female
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The name 'Shui' originates from Chinese, where it means 'water' …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Shui' retains its literal meaning of …
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Shukriya
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female
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The name 'Shukriya' originates from the Arabic language, derived from …
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Literal translation: 'Thank you' or 'Thanks.' In Australian English contexts, …
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Shula
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female
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Hebrew, from שׁוּלָה (Shulah), meaning 'rarefied' or 'luxuriant'. The name …
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The name 'Shula' means 'luxuriant' or 'abundant' in Hebrew, often …
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Shuman
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female
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The name 'Shuman' appears to have variations and roots in …
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In the Australian English context, 'Shuman' is often associated with …
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Shurik
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male
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The name 'Shurik' is of Slavic origin, particularly Russian, derived …
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Literal meaning: 'little Yuri' or 'young farmer/earthworker' from its roots. …
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Shushilia
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female
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The name 'Shushilia' appears to be a rare, possibly constructed …
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As a possibly modern or constructed name, 'Shushilia' does not …
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Shuyi
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female
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Chinese origin, deriving from the Mandarin language, where 'Shuyi' (书艺) …
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Literal translation: 'book' and 'art' or 'craft'. In the Australian …
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Shvaye
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male
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The name 'shvaye' appears to have a Yiddish or Hebrew …
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The literal translation and meaning of 'shvaye' are not clearly …
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Shy
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male
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English origin, derived from the Old English word 'scih', meaning …
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Literal translation as 'timid' or 'reserved'. In Australian English, the …
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Shyam
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male
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Sanskrit from the Indian subcontinent, where 'Shyam' (श्याम) means 'dark', …
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Literal translation is 'dark' or 'black'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Shyama
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the word 'Shyama' meaning 'dark', 'black', or …
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Literal translation: 'dark' or 'black.' In Australian English contexts, especially …
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Shyesha
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female
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The name 'Shyesha' appears to be a modern or invented …
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As 'Shyesha' is a modern, possibly invented name, it does …
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Shyla
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female
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The name Shyla is a modern variation influenced by Sanskrit …
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Literal translation: 'Stone' or 'Virtue' in Sanskrit. In Australian English …
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Shylah
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female
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The name Shylah is a modern Australian variation likely derived …
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While 'Shylah' does not have a traditional meaning, it can …
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Shylee
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female
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The name 'Shylee' appears to be a modern, possibly invented …
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'Shylee' is often interpreted as a modern, melodic name with …
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Shylena
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female
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The name Shylena is a modern, invented name with influences …
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Shylena is a melodic, fanciful name likely meaning 'serene waterfall' …
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Shyon
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male
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The name 'Shyon' appears to be a modern or invented …
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Literal translation and nuances are not well established, but 'Shyon' …
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Shyra
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female
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Derived from the Arabic name 'Shayra', meaning 'princess' or 'noble …
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In the context of Australian English and contemporary usage, 'Shyra' …
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Sia
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female
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The name 'Sia' has multiple origins; it is a short …
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In Greek, 'Sia' connotes 'grain' or 'growth,' symbolising fertility and …
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Siahlee
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female
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The name Siahlee appears to be a contemporary, likely hybrid …
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Literal translation is not established as the name is modern …
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Sian
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female
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The name 'Sian' originates from the Welsh language, where it …
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Literal translation: 'God is gracious'. In the Australian context, it …
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Siana
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female
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The name Siana has roots in multiple cultures, notably with …
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Literal translation: 'bright', 'radiant', or 'to shine'. In Australian English …
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Siang
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male
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Siang is a name with roots in Southeast Asia, particularly …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Siang' often carries connotations of hope, …
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Siani
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female
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The name Siani has roots in Welsh origins, derived from …
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Literal translation is 'God is gracious', with a connotation of …
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Sianna
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female
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Derived from the Latin name 'Syanna', which is a feminine …
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The name Sianna can be interpreted as 'God is gracious' …
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Sianne
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female
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The name Sianne is a variant of the French name …
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In the Australian English context, Sianne can be interpreted as …
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Siara
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female
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The name Siara is of modern origin, possibly derived from …
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Literal translation is 'princess' via the common root with Sarah, …
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Siarna
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female
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Siarna is a name of contemporary usage predominantly in Australia, …
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Literal translation: 'guardian' or 'protector'. In the Australian English context, …
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Siayanin
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female
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The name 'siayanin' appears to have Indigenous roots, although specific …
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The literal translation of 'siayanin' is not clearly established, as …
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Sibel
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female
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The name Sibel originates from the ancient Greek name Σίβυλλα …
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Literal translation: 'Prophetess' or 'oracle'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Sibella
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female
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The name Sibella derives from the Latin name Sibyllus, meaning …
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Literal translation: 'Prophetess' or 'Oracle.' In Australian English contexts, the …
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Sibelle
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female
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The name Sibelle appears to have European roots, possibly derived …
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Sibelle is believed to mean 'prophetess' or 'oracle', stemming from …
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Sibona
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male
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The name Sibona does not have a well-documented traditional origin …
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The literal translation and meaning of Sibona are not established, …
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Sibtain
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male
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Arabic origin, from the name 'Sibtain', which is derived from …
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The literal translation of 'Sibtain' is 'two branches' or 'dual', …
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Sichen
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female
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Sichen is a name with origins rooted in Asian languages, …
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In Chinese, Sichen (思辰) can be interpreted as 'thoughts' (思) …
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Sid
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male
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The name 'Sid' is a diminutive form of the name …
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Literal translation: 'wide meadow' or 'clearing' from Old English elements …
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Sidak
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female
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Derived from the indigenous name 'Sidaka' from the Dharug language …
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Literal translation is 'spiritual river' or 'blessed water' in Dharug. …
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Sidakpreet
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unisex
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Sidakpreet is of Punjabi origin, combining 'Sidak', a less common …
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Literal translation: 'Sidak love' or 'affection for Sidak'. It symbolizes …
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Siddak
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female
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Siddak is a name of Indian origin, derived from Sanskrit. …
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The name Siddak is believed to be related to words …
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Siddakveer
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unisex
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Derived from Sanskrit, 'Siddakveer' combines 'Siddha' meaning 'achieved' or 'perfect' …
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'Achieved warrior' or 'Perfect brave one' in literal translation. In …
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Siddarth
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male
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Siddarth originates from the Sanskrit name सिद्धार्थ (Siddhārtha), composed of …
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Literal translation roughly 'fulfiller of goals' or 'one who has …
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Siddh
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male
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Derived from the Sanskrit root 'siddha', meaning 'attained' or 'perfected'. …
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In Australian English contexts, 'siddh' signifies 'attained', 'accomplished', or 'perfect'. …
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Siddhant
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male
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Siddhant is of Sanskrit origin, derived from the root words …
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Literal translation: 'having achieved the goal' or 'perfection.' In Australian …
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Siddhanth
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male
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Siddhanth is of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit root …
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Literal translation: 'Attainment' or 'Perfect' in Sanskrit. In the Australian …
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Siddharth
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male
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Sanskrit origin, from the root 'siddha' meaning 'achieved', 'fulfilled', or …
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Literal translation: 'One who has achieved his goal' or 'fulfilled …
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Siddhartha
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male
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Siddhartha originates from Sanskrit, with the name शेिषधर (Śiddhārtha). Historically, …
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Literal translation of Siddhartha is 'Achieved goal' or 'Perfectly fulfilled.' …
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Sidh
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male
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The name 'Sidh' appears to have origins rooted in Gaelic, …
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Literal translation and nuances are unclear, as 'Sidh' may be …
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Sidhak
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female
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Sidhak originates from Sanskrit, where it is spelled सिद्धक. It …
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Literal translation of Sidhak is 'achiever' or 'one who attains' …
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Sidharth
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male
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Sidharth is of Sanskrit origin, comprising the elements 'siddha' meaning …
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Literal translation - 'One who has achieved his goal'. In …
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Sidiki
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male
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The name 'Sidiki' has roots in West African languages, notably …
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The literal translation of 'Sidiki' varies among languages, but it …
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Sidk
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unisex
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The name 'sidk' appears to be a modern or invented …
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As 'sidk' is not an established word in Australian English, …
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Sidney
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male
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The name Sidney originates from Old French, derived from the …
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'Wide island' or 'from Saint-Denis'. In the Australian context, it …
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Sidney
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female
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Origin & Etymology - The name Sidney derives from Old …
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Meaning - 'Wide island' or 'Saint Dennis' in Latin/Old French. …
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Sidra
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female
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The name 'Sidra' originates from the Arabic language, derived from …
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Literal translation of 'Sidra' is 'lote tree'. In Australian English …
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Sidratul
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female
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Arabic origin, from سدر (sidr) meaning 'lotus tree' or 'sidr …
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Literal translation relates to the 'lotus' or 'sidr tree', symbolising …
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Sieanna
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female
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Sieanna is a modern elaboration of the Irish name Seanna, …
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'God is gracious' (from Gaelic roots). In Australian English contexts, …
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Siela
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female
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The name 'Siela' appears to be a variant of the …
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Literal translation of 'Siela' is 'soul'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Siena
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female
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The name Siena originates from the Italian city of Siena, …
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The meaning of Siena is often associated with 'stone' or …
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Sienan
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female
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The name Sienan does not have well-documented origins in traditional …
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As a contemporary or invented name, Sienan may be interpreted …
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Sieng
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male
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Sieng is primarily of Southeast Asian origin, particularly from Khmer …
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The literal translation of Sieng in Khmer is not definitively …
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Sienna
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female
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The name Sienna originates from the Italian city of Siena, …
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Literal translation pertains to the reddish-brown colour associated with burnt …
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Siennagrace
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female
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The name combined 'Sienna', deriving from the Italian city known …
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Sienna represents earthy, warm tones reminiscent of natural pigments, while …
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Siennah
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female
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Siennah is a variant of the name 'Siena', which originates …
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The name 'Siennah' generally means 'from Siena' or 'belonging to …
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Siennamay
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female
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The name 'siennamay' appears to be a modern, unique creation …
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As a coined name, 'siennamay' does not have a literal …
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Siera
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female
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The name 'Siera' appears to be a modern, inventive variation …
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Literal translation as 'mountain range' in Spanish; in the Australian …
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Sierra
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female
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The name Sierra originates from the Spanish language, where it …
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Literal translation is 'mountain range'. In Australian context, it connotes …
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Sifanowera
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female
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Possibly of Aboriginal Australian origin, with roots in a language …
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The literal translation and nuance are not well-documented due to …
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Sifat
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female
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The name 'sifat' originates from Arabic, where it means 'qualities' …
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Literal translation of 'sifat' is 'qualities' or 'attributes'. In Australian …
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Sifet
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female
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The name Sifet appears to be of Bosnian or Balkan …
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While the exact meaning of Sifet is not widely documented, …
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Sift
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female
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The name 'Sift' is not traditionally found in historical or …
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Literal translation pertains to the process of sifting or filtering, …
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Sigh
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male
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The name 'Sigh' appears to be a phonetic spelling of …
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Literal translation relates to the sound 'sigh', corresponding to a …
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Siham
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female
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Arabic origin, from the root 's-h-m' meaning 'to shine' or …
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Literal translation is 'arrows' in Arabic, symbolising precision, direction, and …
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Sijena
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female
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Likely derived from various linguistic roots, possibly influenced by Slavic …
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The literal translation and specific meaning of 'Sijena' are not …
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Sikeli
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male
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Māori origin, derived from the Māori language, where 'Sikeli' is …
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The name 'Sikeli' is a Māori adaptation of European names …
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