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Sanav
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male
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The name 'Sanav' appears to have roots in South Asian …
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'Sanav' is often interpreted as meaning 'sound' or 'voice' in …
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Sanay
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male
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The name 'Sanay' appears to have roots in Southeast Asian …
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Literal translation in Southeast Asian contexts suggests 'easy' or 'gentle'. …
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Sanaya
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female
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Sanaya is of Sanskrit origin, meaning 'beautiful', 'radiant', or 'auspicious'. …
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Literal translation: 'beautiful' or 'radiant'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Sanaysha
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female
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The name sanaysha does not have a documented historical origin …
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In the Australian context, sanaysha is generally interpreted as a …
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Sanaz
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female
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Persian (Farsi), derived from 'Sana' meaning 'brilliance' or 'radiance'. The …
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Literal translation is 'brilliance' or 'radiance'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Sanbir
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male
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The name 'Sanbir' appears to be a modern or invented …
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The literal translation of 'Sanbir' is not established, as it …
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Sanchana
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female
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Sanchana is of Indian origin, derived from Sanskrit, where 'Sancana' …
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Literal translation in Australian English contexts refers to 'creation' or …
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Sandira
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unisex
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Sandira appears to be a modern or invented name with …
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The literal translation of 'Sandira' is not well-established, as it …
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Sandra
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female
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The name Sandra is of Greek origin, derived from 'Alexandra', …
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Literal translation is 'defender of mankind'. In the Australian English …
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Sandrea
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female
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The name 'Sandrea' is a modern coined variant related to …
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Literal translation of 'Sandrea' is 'brave' or 'manly', drawn from …
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Sandro
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male
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Italian origin, derived from 'Alessandro', which itself originates from the …
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Literal meaning is 'defender of the people'. In Australian contexts, …
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Sands
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male
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The surname and given name 'Sands' originates from Old English, …
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Literal translation from Old English relates to 'sand,' symbolising the …
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Sandy
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female
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Derived from the English surname 'Sanders' or the Old English …
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Literal translation as 'full of sand' or 'sandy'. In Australian …
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Sandy
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male
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Derived from the Old English name 'Sand', meaning 'sand', a …
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Literal translation: 'sand'. In Australian English contexts, 'Sandy' often conveys …
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Saneesha
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female
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Saneesha is a modern name with no direct roots in …
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While 'Saneesha' does not have a classical meaning in widely …
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Saneli
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female
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The name 'Saneli' appears to be of Polynesian or Oceanic …
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While 'Saneli' does not have a well-documented original meaning, it …
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Sang
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male
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Sang is derived from various linguistic backgrounds, notably South Asian …
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The literal translation of Sang varies depending on its cultural …
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Sangbawi
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male
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Korean: 'sangbawi' (상바위) derives from Korean language roots, combining 'sang' …
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Literal translation: 'mutual rock' or 'above the crag'. In Australian …
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Sani
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female
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The name Sani has multiple cultural origins. In some contexts, …
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In the Australian English context, Sani is often interpreted as …
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Sania
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female
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The name Sania has roots in multiple cultural contexts. It …
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Literal translation of Sania involves 'brilliant', 'splendid', or 'exalted', symbolising …
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Sanija
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female
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Sanija is a name of South Asian origin, commonly found …
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Literal translation is 'healthy', 'well-being', or 'source'. In Australian contexts, …
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Sanika
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female
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Sanika is a name of Sanskrit origin, derived from the …
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Literal translation is 'friend' or 'companion'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Sanil
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male
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Derived from Sanskrit, where 'Sanil' (सनील) means 'cool' or 'blue'. …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Sanil' is understood to mean 'cool' …
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Saniru
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male
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The name 'Saniru' appears to be a modern or indigenous-influenced …
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The literal translation of 'Saniru' is not established; however, in …
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Sanisha
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female
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The name 'Sanisha' appears to have roots that could be …
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Literal translation is not definitively established, but it could be …
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Saniya
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female
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Saniya is derived from Arabic origins, where it is written …
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In Australian English contexts, Saniya signifies 'radiance' or 'brilliance'. The …
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Sanjay
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male
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Sanjay is of Sanskrit origin, derived from the Indian name …
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'Victorious' or 'triumphant' in English, conveying a sense of success …
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Sanji
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male
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Japanese origin, from the name 'Sanji' (三二), where 'San' (三) …
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Literal translation is 'three' (San) and 'two' (Ji), together signifying …
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Sanjot
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female
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Sanjot is of Punjabi origin, derived from the Sanskrit elements …
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Literal translation: 'Good light' or 'Auspicious light'. In the Australian …
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Sanne
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female
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Sanne is of Old Norse origin, derived from 'Sanne', a …
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Literal translation is 'God is gracious', stemming from Hebrew origins …
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Sanny
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female
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The name Sanny is a diminutive or affectionate form derived …
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Literal translation is 'grace' or 'favor' from the Hebrew Hannah. …
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Sanoop
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male
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Sanoop is a name of Indian origin, derived from Sanskrit. …
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The name Sanoop means 'humble' or 'modest' in Sanskrit. In …
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Sansa
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female
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The name 'Sansa' is believed to have origins linked to …
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'Sansa' does not have a literal translation in Australian English; …
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Sanskrit
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male
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Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-Aryan language originating from the Indian …
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The literal translation of 'Sanskrit' is 'refined' or 'perfected.' In …
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Santana
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female
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Spanish origin, derived from 'santo' meaning 'saint'. In Hispanic cultures, …
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Literal translation: 'saint' or 'holy' in Spanish. The name connotes …
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Sante
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male
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The name Sante originates from the Latin 'Sanctus,' meaning 'holy' …
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Literal translation is 'holy' or 'saintly.' In Australian English contexts, …
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Santi
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male
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The name Santi originates from the Latin *Sanctus*, meaning 'holy' …
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Literal translation as 'holy' or 'saintly'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Santiago
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male
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Spanish origin, from the Latin 'Sanctus Iago' meaning 'Saint James'. …
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Literal translation: 'Saint James'. In the Australian English context, it …
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Santino
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male
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The name 'Santino' has Italian origins, derived from the Latin …
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'Santino' means 'little saint' or 'small holy one'—a term of …
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Sanuk
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male
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The name 'Sanuk' originates from the Māori language, where it …
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Literal translation from Māori is 'fun' or 'enjoyment.' In the …
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Sanuki
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female
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Japanese - The name 'Sanuki' originates from the historical province …
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Literal translation: 'Praise' or 'commendation' (讃) combined with 'hope' or …
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Sanul
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male
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The name 'Sanul' appears to have roots in South Asian …
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Literal translation brings 'Sanul' close to meanings like 'beautiful' or …
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Sanvi
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female
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Sanskrit origin; derived from the Sanskrit name ' Sanvi ', …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Sanvi' is often interpreted as 'knowledge' …
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Sanvika
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female
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The name 'Sanvika' appears to have roots in Indian languages, …
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Literal translation suggests 'sacred' or 'holy'. In the Australian context, …
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Sanvitha
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female
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Sanskrit origin from 'Sanvitha' meaning 'purified' or 'sanctified'. The name …
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Literal translation as 'purified' or 'sanctified'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Sanya
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female
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Sanya is of diverse origins. In Russian and South Asian …
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In South Asian and Slavic contexts, Sanya means 'brilliant' or …
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Saoirse
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female
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Irish Gaelic: from 'Saoirse' meaning 'freedom' or 'liberty'. The name …
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Literal translation: 'Freedom'. In the Australian context, it often signifies …
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Sapheara
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female
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The name 'Sapheara' appears to be a modern or creative …
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Literal translation links 'Sapheara' to 'sapphire', symbolising wisdom, nobility, and …
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Saphira
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female
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The name Saphira is a modern variation inspired by the …
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Saphira signifies 'sapphire', a precious blue gemstone symbolising wisdom, royalty, …
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Saphirah
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female
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Arabic origin, from the root 'saphara', meaning 'beautiful, luminous'. The …
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Literal translation as 'beautiful' or 'luminous'. In Australian English, it …
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Saphire
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female
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The name 'Saphire' is a variant spelling of 'Sapphire,' which …
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Literal translation relates to the gemstone sapphire, symbolising wisdom, virtue, …
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Saphron
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female
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From the Greek 'Sáphrōn', derived from 'saphēr' meaning 'sapphire'. The …
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Literal translation: 'sapphire'—a precious gemstone renowned for its vibrant blue …
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Sapphira
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female
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Greek origin, from the word 'sappheiros', meaning 'sapphire'. The name …
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Literal translation is 'sapphire', a precious gemstone associated with wisdom, …
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Sapphire
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female
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Derived from the Greek word 'sappheiros', which means 'blue stone'. …
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Literal meaning is 'blue gemstone', symbolising nobility, wisdom, and serenity …
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Saqib
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male
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Arabic origin, from the root Ṣ-Q-B (ص ق ب), meaning …
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Literal translation: 'companion', 'associate', or 'acceptor'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Sara
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female
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Sara originates from the Hebrew name שָׂרָה (Sarah), meaning 'princess' …
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Literal translation: 'princess' or 'noblewoman'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Sarah
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female
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The name Sarah originates from the Hebrew name שָׂרָה (Sarah), …
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Literal translation: 'Princess' or 'Noblewoman'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Sarahlee
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female
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Hebrew, via Latin and Greek, from הָרָה (harah) meaning 'to …
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'Noblewoman' combined with 'Meadow' or 'Clearing'; symbolising a person of …
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Sarahleigh
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female
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The name Sarahleigh appears to be a modern compound name, …
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The name Sarahleigh can be understood as 'Sarah’s meadow' or …
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Saramathi
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female
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Saramathi is derived from South Asian origins, particularly Tamil, where …
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The literal translation of Saramathi from Tamil could be interpreted …
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Saran
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unisex
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The name 'Saran' has multiple origins. In South Asian contexts, …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Saran' commonly signifies 'refuge' or 'shelter' …
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Saranak
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male
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Saranak is a name with roots in Thai origins, derived …
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Literal translation: 'Essence of the serpent' or 'Core of the …
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Sarandos
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male
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The name Sarandos appears to have Greek origins, potentially deriving …
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In Australian English contexts, Sarandos can be interpreted as 'bright', …
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Sarang
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male
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Sarang is a Sanskrit-origin name meaning 'hope' or 'aspiration,' commonly …
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Literal translation: 'hope' or 'aspiration.' In Australian English contexts, it …
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Saraya
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female
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The name Saraya is of uncertain origin; it does not …
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The literal translation of Saraya is not well-established, but it …
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Sarbatt
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male
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The name 'Sarbatt' appears to have roots in Punjabi or …
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Literal translation can be interpreted as 'all power' or 'universal …
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Sarder
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male
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The name 'Sarder' appears to have origins in ancient Middle …
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Literal translations of 'Sarder' are not definitively established, but it …
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Sarenaa
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female
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The name 'sarenaa' appears to be a modern, invented or …
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Literal translation and nuances are not standard, but phonetically, 'sarenaa' …
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Sargam
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female
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Sargam originates from classical Indian music terminology, derived from the …
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Literal translation is 'musical note' or 'melodic sequence'. In the …
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Sarghi
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female
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The name Sarghi originates from Persian (Farsi) roots, derived from …
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The literal translation of Sarghi in Persian is 'joyful', 'happy', …
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Sarghun
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female
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The name Sarghun appears to have roots in Middle Eastern …
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Literal translation and local nuances are not well-documented; however, in …
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Sargun
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female
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Sargun is of South Asian origin, particularly Punjabi, derived from …
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Literal translation: 'possessing qualities' or 'virtuous'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Sari
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female
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Sari is a name with origins in multiple cultures. In …
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Literal translation as 'princess' from Hebrew origin, symbolising nobility and …
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Saria
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female
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The name Saria has roots in multiple linguistic and cultural …
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Literal translation from Hebrew suggests 'princess' or 'noble woman'. In …
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Sariah
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female
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Hebrew origin, derived from the Hebrew name שָׁרִיא (Sariah), which …
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Literal translation: 'Princess of the Lord' or 'Exalted princess' in …
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Sariarna
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female
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Sariarna is a name with roots in the Indigenous languages …
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The literal translation of Sariarna is 'queen of the land' …
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Sarim
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male
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The name 'Sarim' is of Arabic origin, derived from the …
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'Sarim' means 'noble' or 'virtuous' in Arabic, carrying connotations of …
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Sarin
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unisex
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The name Sarin is of Hebrew origin, stemming from the …
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Literally, Sarin can be interpreted as 'joyful' or 'bright' in …
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Sarina
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female
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The name Sarina is of Latin origin, derived from the …
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In a Latin context, Sarina means 'little princess'. In Japanese, …
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Sarino
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male
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Spanish origin, derived from 'Sarino', a diminutive form of 'Saro', …
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Literally means 'little Saro' or 'little Saint James'. In Australian …
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Sarirose
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female
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The name 'sarirose' appears to be a modern, invented compound …
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Literal translation combines 'sari', a traditional garment symbolising elegance and …
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Sariya
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female
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The name Sariya originates from Southeast Asia, particularly within Thai …
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Literal translation of Sariya is 'essence' or 'truth'. In Australian …
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Sarmed
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male
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The name 'sarmed' appears to be a modern or fabricated …
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Given its lack of historical or linguistic roots, 'sarmed' has …
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Sarnin
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male
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The name Sarnin appears to have origins in the Middle …
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Literal translation and nuances in Australian English contexts are not …
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Sarra
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female
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The name Sarra has multiple origins. It is a variant …
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Literal translation is 'princess' in Hebrew or 'pure'/'clear' in Arabic. …
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Sarsha
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female
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The name Sarsha is a modern Australian coinage, likely a …
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The name Sarsha is often associated with qualities of nobility, …
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Sartaj
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male
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Sartaj is of Persian origin, deriving from the Persian elements …
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Literally translated, Sartaj means 'head', 'leader', or 'chief'. In the …
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Sarthak
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male
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Sarthak is of Sanskrit origin, derived from the ancient Indian …
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Literal translation in Sanskrit is 'meaningful' or 'significant'. In the …
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Sarveeshvardhan
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male
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Sanskrit, from सार (sāra) meaning 'essence, core' and देव (deva) …
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'Blessed or auspicious king' or 'one who enhances or nurtures …
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Sarvesh
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unisex
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The name 'Sarvesh' originates from Sanskrit, where it is composed …
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Universal lord or master, symbolising all-encompassing sovereignty and spiritual authority …
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Sarveshwary
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from 'Sarveshwara' meaning 'lord of all' or 'supreme …
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Literal translation: 'Lord of all'. In the Australian context, it …
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Saryu
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female
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Saryu originates from Sanskrit, meaning 'river' as in the sacred …
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Literal translation: 'river'. In the Australian context, it symbolises flow, …
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Sasa
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female
|
The name 'Sasa' has multiple origins depending on cultural context. …
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In the Australian context, 'Sasa' is often regarded as a …
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Sasa
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male
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Sasa is a name of Slavic origin, prevalent in countries …
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Literal translation of 'sasa' is 'sasa grass', symbolising resilience and …
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Sasaiete
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male
|
The name 'sasaiete' originates from the Polynesian/Māori language roots, with …
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Literal translation and local nuances are not explicitly documented; however, …
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Sascha
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female
|
Sascha is a variant of the Russian name 'Sasha', which …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Sascha' is often associated with being …
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Sascha
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male
|
Sascha is a diminutive form of the Russian name Aleksandr, …
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'Defender of the people' — a literal translation from Greek …
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Sasen
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unisex
|
The name 'sasen' does not have established roots in traditional …
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As a modern or invented name, 'sasen' does not have …
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Sasha
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female
|
Derived from the Russian diminutive 'Sasha' for Alexander or Alexandra, …
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'Defender of the people' in a literal sense, with local …
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Sasha
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male
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Derived from the Russian diminutive 'Sasha', which itself is a …
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'Defender of the people' or ' protector of mankind', from …
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