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Mafata
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female
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Likely derived from indigenous languages of Australia or a modern …
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The literal translation of 'Mafata' is not established in Australian …
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Magdalena
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female
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The name Magdalena has its roots in Aramaic, derived from …
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Literally 'from Magdala'. In contemporary Australian contexts, it can also …
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Magdalina
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female
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Origin & Etymology - Derived from the Hebrew name 'Magdalene', …
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'From Magdala'; associated with Mary Magdalene, symbolising faith, devotion, and …
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Magenta
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female
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The term 'magenta' originates from the name of a battle …
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Literal translation and nuance: 'Magenta' refers to a bright, vivid …
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Maggie
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female
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Derived as a diminutive of Margaret, which originates from the …
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Literal translation: 'Pearl'. In Australian English, Maggie often conveys a …
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Maggiefae
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female
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The name Maggiefae appears to be a modern, compound, or …
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Literal translation of 'Maggiefae' could be interpreted as 'Maggie of …
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Maggierose
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female
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Derived as a double-barrel name combining 'Maggie' and 'Rose'. 'Maggie' …
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'Pearl' (from Maggie/Margaret) combined with 'Rose' (the flower), symbolising purity, …
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Magick
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unisex
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Derived from the English word 'magic', which itself originates from …
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Literally denotes the practice of magic or the supernatural arts. …
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Magnolia
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female
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Derived from the Latin *Magnolia*, named after the botanist Pierre …
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Literal translation is 'from the magnolia tree'. In Australian English …
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Magnum
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female
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Latin origin, from 'magnus' meaning 'great' or 'large'. The term …
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Literal translation is 'great' or 'large'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Magnum
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male
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Latin origin, from 'magnus' meaning 'great' or 'large'. It was …
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Literal meaning 'great' or 'large'. In Australian English, it connotes …
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Magnus
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male
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Latin origin, from 'Magnus' meaning 'great' or 'large'. Historically mentioned …
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Great, large, or mighty. In Australian English, it connotes strength …
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Magot
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unisex
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The name 'Magot' appears to have roots in European history, …
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Literal translation: 'Magot' can mean a 'monkey' or 'treasure chest' …
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Maha
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female
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Sanskrit origin; derived from the Sanskrit word "maha" meaning "great" …
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Literal translation is "great" or "large" in Sanskrit. In Australian …
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Mahaila
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female
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The name Mahaila has roots that are often associated with …
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Literal translation of Mahaila is 'a song' or 'a dance', …
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Mahala
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female
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Derived from Polynesian roots, particularly Māori and Samoan, where 'Mahala' …
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'Strength' or 'power' in Polynesian languages, symbolising resilience, honour, and …
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Mahali
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female
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The name Mahali has roots in various linguistic traditions. In …
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Literal translation as 'place' or 'location' in Swahili. In Australian …
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Mahalia
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female
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The name Mahalia derives from the Hebrew name מַלְיָה (Məḵalyāh), …
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Literal translation: 'My God is Yahweh'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Mahamed
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male
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Arabic origin, from 'Muhammad,' meaning 'praised' or 'worthy of praise.' …
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Literal translation is 'praiseworthy' or 'worthy of praise.' In the …
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Maharsh
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male
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Sanskrit origin, from the word महर्षि (Mahārṣi), meaning 'Great Sage' …
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Literal translation as 'Great Sage'. In Australian English, it conveys …
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Mahati
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female
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Sanskrit origin, derived from the word 'mahati' meaning 'great' or …
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Literal translation as 'great', 'mighty', or 'vast'. In Australian English …
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Mahayla
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female
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Mahayla is a contemporary given name with uncertain origins, likely …
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Mahayla is often interpreted as a blend of the names …
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Mahd
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unisex
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The name 'Mahd' originates from Arabic roots, derived from the …
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Literal translation: 'cradle' or 'place of birth'. In Australian English, …
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Mahdi
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male
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Arabic origin, from the name المهدي (Al-Mahdi), meaning 'the guided …
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Literal translation: 'the guided' or 'the rightly guided'. In Australian …
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Mahdia
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female
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The name 'Mahdia' originates from Arabic, with the spelling 'Mahdia' …
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Literal translation is 'the guided' or 'the rightly guided', reflecting …
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Mahe
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male
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Mahe is a name with multiple roots. It is a …
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In Māori and Polynesian contexts, 'Mahe' often signifies 'sea' or …
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Maheeb
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male
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Possibly of Middle Eastern origin, akin to Arabic roots; the …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Maheeb' might be interpreted as 'honour' …
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Maheem
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male
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The name Maheem appears to have roots in Arabic, deriving …
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Literal translation: 'praiseworthy' or 'commendable'. In Australian English, it embodies …
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Maheen
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female
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The name Maheen originates from Arabic roots, spelling مهيен, and …
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The name Maheen means 'good-looking', 'beautiful', or 'handsome' in Arabic. …
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Maheer
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male
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Derived from Arabic origin, the name Maheer (مهيّر) means 'bringer …
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Literal translation from Arabic indicates 'bringer of happiness' or 'one …
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Maheera
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female
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The name Maheera has roots in Arabic, derived from the …
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Literal translation of Maheera is 'skilled' or 'expert' in Arabic. …
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Maher
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male
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The name Maher has multiple origins. In Arabic, Maher (ماهر) …
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Literal translation of Maher in Arabic is 'skilled' or 'expert'. …
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Mahi
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female
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Māori language, from the Māori word 'mahi' meaning 'work' or …
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Literal translation is 'work' or 'labour'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Mahie
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female
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The name Mahie is believed to have origins in Victorian …
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The name Mahie is often considered a diminutive or affectionate …
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Mahin
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unisex
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The name 'Mahin' has roots in Middle Eastern and South …
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Literal translation is 'moon-like' or 'related to the moon,' symbolising …
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Mahir
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male
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Arabic root, from the word مُهَیْر (Mahīr), which means 'skilled' …
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Literal translation is 'skilled' or 'expert'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Mahira
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female
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Arabian roots, derived from the Arabic name محيرة (Mahira), meaning …
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'Skilled' or 'expert' in Arabic, conveying qualities of competence and …
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Mahkyla
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female
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Derived possibly from modern coinage or Anglicised adaptation of existing …
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The literal translation relates to 'Who is like God?', reflecting …
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Mahla
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female
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Māori origin; derived from the Māori language, where 'Māhā' or …
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The name 'Mahla' does not have a specific literal translation …
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Mahlea
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female
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The name Mahlea appears to be a modern, possibly Australian …
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While Mahlea does not have an established meaning in traditional …
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Mahleah
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female
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The name Mahleah appears to be a modern variant of …
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Literally, Mahleah can be interpreted as 'bitterness' or 'counsel' from …
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Mahlee
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female
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The name Mahlee appears to be a modern or coined …
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The name Mahlee does not have an established literal translation; …
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Mahli
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female
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Hebrew origin, from the name Mahlah, found in the Bible …
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Literal translation: 'sickness' or 'disease' in Hebrew. However, in contemporary …
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Mahli
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male
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The name Mahli is a modern variant inspired by biblical …
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Literal translation is 'my messenger' or 'my speech' from Hebrew …
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Mahlia
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female
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Mahlia is a variant of the name Malaya, which itself …
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Literally, 'Mahlia' does not have a specific meaning in traditional …
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Mahlie
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female
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The name Mahlie appears to be a variant or diminutive …
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The literal translation of Mahlie is uncertain; however, as a …
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Mahmood
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male
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Arabic, from the root ḥ-m-m (ح-م-م) meaning 'hypermia' or 'praise'. …
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Praiseworthy, commendable. In Australian English contexts, it carries connotations of …
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Mahmoud
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male
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Arabic; derived from the root Ḥ-M-M, meaning 'praise' or 'commendation'. …
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The name Mahmud means 'praised' or 'commendable'. It signifies someone …
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Mahna
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female
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Potentially derived from various linguistic roots, but with no specific …
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As 'Mahna' appears to be a contemporary or novel name …
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Mahnaz
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female
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Persian (Farsi) origin, derived from 'Mah' (moon) and 'naz' (coyness, …
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Literal translation: 'Moon's coyness' or 'Grace of the moon.' In …
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Mahnilee
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female
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The name Mahnlee appears to be a modern, creative variation …
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While Mahnlee does not have a standard meaning in traditional …
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Mahnoor
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female
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The name Mahnoor originates from Persian, where 'Mah' means 'moon' …
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Literal translation is 'moon light' or 'moon glow'. In Australian …
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Mahreen
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female
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Arabic; derived from the Arabic name مهرين (Mahreen), itself a …
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The name Mahreen is commonly understood to mean 'bright', 'shining', …
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Mahri
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female
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The name 'Mahri' appears to be a modern or less …
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Literal translation is not definitively established due to its modern …
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Mahrley
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male
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The name 'Mahrley' appears to be a modern or creative …
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'Pleasant wood' or 'meadow of fame'—a poetic evocation of natural …
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Mahrosh
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female
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The name Mahrosh is of South Asian origin, specifically from …
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Literal translation suggests a meaning akin to 'hope' or 'aspiration'. …
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Mahrus
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male
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The name 'Mahrus' originates from Arabic, derived from the root …
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Literal translation of 'Mahrus' suggests 'protected' or 'guarded' in Arabic. …
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Mahsa
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female
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Persian (Farsi) origin, derived from the Persian name مَهسا (Mahsa), …
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Literal translation: 'Like the sun' or 'Sun-like' in a poetic …
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Mahsika
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female
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Possibly derived from Indian or South Asian roots, where 'Mahsika' …
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Literal translation suggests 'queen' or 'princess'. In the Australian English …
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Mahtab
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unisex
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Persian (Farsi) – From the Persian word 'mahtab' meaning 'moonlight'. …
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Literal translation is 'moonlight'. It evokes imagery of gentle, luminous …
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Mahtabjot
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male
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Persian & Punjabi. 'Mahtab' (ماہتاب) is of Persian origin, meaning …
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Literal translation: 'moonlight' (mahtab) + 'light/ray' (jot). In the Australian …
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Mahtub
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female
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The name 'mahtub' appears to be a modern, constructed name …
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As a novel addition, 'mahtub' might be interpreted as a …
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Mahvash
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female
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Persian (Farsi) - Derived from the Persian name 'Mahvash', meaning …
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Literal translation is 'Moon and Lotus'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Mahya
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female
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The name Mahya does not have a well-documented origin in …
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Although not rooted in classical language roots, Mahya can be …
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Mahyar
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male
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Persian (Farsi), from the words 'māhyar' meaning 'moon companion' or …
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Literal translation: 'moon companion' or 'beautiful consort'. In Australian English …
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Mahzaib
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female
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The name Mahzaib originates from South Asian linguistic roots, specifically …
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Mahzaib means 'beautiful' or 'elegant' in a figurative sense, reflecting …
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Mai
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female
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Māori and Asian origins; in Māori, 'Mai' is a common …
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In Māori, 'Mai' signifies 'promise' or 'dance', symbolising beauty, grace, …
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Maia
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female
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Origin & Etymology - Maia is derived from ancient Greek …
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Meaning - In Australian context, Maia is often associated with …
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Maiar
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female
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The name 'Maiar' has roots in J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional universe, …
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Literal translation isn't applicable as 'Maiar' is a fictional term; …
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Maicy
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female
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The name Maicy is a modern variation or creative spelling …
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Maicy is often interpreted as a variant of Macy, which …
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Maida
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female
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English & Latin - Likely derived from Old English elements …
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‘Great’ or ‘beloved’, connoting strength and affection in Australian colloquial …
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Maidie
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female
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The name 'Maidie' is of English origin, likely a diminutive …
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Maidie is often interpreted as a diminutive meaning 'little maid' …
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Maiesarah
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female
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The name 'Maiesarah' appears to originate from a creative or …
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Literal translation and nuances: 'Maiesarah' could be interpreted as 'Great …
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Maiko
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female
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Japanese origin, from 舞子 (maiko), composed of 舞 (mai, dance) …
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Literally means 'dance child' in Japanese, symbolising grace and artistic …
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Maileejoy
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female
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Coined name combining the elements 'Mailee' and 'Joy'. 'Mailee' may …
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The name 'Maileejoy' literally combines 'Mailee', a personal or perhaps …
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Mailey
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female
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The name Mailey is believed to be a modern English …
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While the name Mailey does not have a specific literal …
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Mailie
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female
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Likely a variant or affectionate diminutive form derived from the …
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The name 'Mailie' does not have a widely recognised literal …
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Mailys
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female
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Mailys originates from the Breton form 'Maëlys', which itself derives …
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Literal translation and nuance: 'Lily of the stone' or 'rock …
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Maimouna
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female
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Arabic; derived from the Arabic name مَيمُونَة (Maimūna), meaning 'fortunate' …
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Fortunate or blessed — connoting good luck and prosperity in …
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Maine
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female
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The name Maine has roots primarily in French and English …
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In Australian English contexts, Maine generally signifies 'from the plain' …
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Maira
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female
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Maira is a name with diverse origins, found in various …
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Literal translation varies by origin; in European contexts, 'Maira' may …
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Mairav
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male
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The name 'Mairav' appears to be a modern or invented …
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'Mairav' does not have a widely recognised meaning in Australian …
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Mairead
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female
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Derived from the Irish name Máiréad, which itself originates from …
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Literal translation is 'beloved' or 'grace'. In the Australian context, …
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Mairi
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female
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Māori origin, from the Māori language. The name 'Māori' itself …
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Literal translation is 'ordinary' or 'common' in Māori. In Australian …
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Mairik
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male
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The name 'mairik' appears to be of indigenous origin, most …
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Literal translation and nuances are not well documented publicly; however, …
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Mairwen
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female
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Welsh origin, from the name 'Mairwen', a compound of 'Mair' …
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'Mary fair' or 'blessed Mary'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Mais
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female
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The name 'Mais' originates from the Latin name 'Maera', meaning …
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Literal translation is 'greater' or 'main'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Maisam
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male
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Arabic - Derived from the Arabic root 's-m', meaning 'to …
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Literal translation 'intercessor' or 'one who intervenes' in Arabic, with …
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Maisey
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female
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The name Maisey is a modern English diminutive form derived …
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Literal translation is 'pearl', symbolising purity, wisdom, and preciousness. In …
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Maisha
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female
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Swahili origin, from the word 'maisha' meaning 'life' or 'living' …
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Literal translation is 'life' or 'living'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Maisie
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female
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From the Old French name 'Maisie', a diminutive of 'Marie', …
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Little pearl or child of light. In Australian English, 'Maisie' …
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Maisielee
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female
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Derived from the Old French name 'Maud' which is related …
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'Maisie' means 'pearl' in Gaelic, symbolising purity and preciousness. The …
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Maisiemae
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female
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The name 'maisiemae' appears to be a modern, possibly invented …
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Literal translation and nuances are not formally established, but 'maisiemae' …
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Maison
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male
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French origin, from Old French 'maison' meaning 'house'. It derives …
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Literal translation is 'house' or 'home'. In Australian context, it …
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Maisy
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female
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English origin, derived as a diminutive form of Margaret or …
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Literal translation as 'pearl', symbolising purity and value in Australian …
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Maitlan
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male
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From indigenous Mexican languages, likely Nahuatl, where 'Maítlan' means 'place …
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Literal translation is 'place of the deer'. In Australian English …
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Maitland
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male
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Old French origin, derived from the place name 'Maitland' which …
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Literal translation: 'Lavender garden' or 'Maid's land'. In Australian English …
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Maitra
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female
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Maitra is of Indian Sanskrit origin, derived from the word …
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Literal translation: 'friend' or 'friendly'. In Australian English, it connotes …
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Maitri
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the word "maitrī" meaning 'friendship' or 'benevolence'. …
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Literal translation as 'friendship' or 'benevolence'. In the Australian English …
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Maixi
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female
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The name 'maixi' appears to be a modern, possibly invented …
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The literal translation of 'maixi' is not well-established due to …
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