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Brody
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male
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The name Brody has Gaelic origins, derived from the Irish …
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Literal translation is 'descendant of Branán', with Branán meaning 'raven'. …
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Brolin
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unisex
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The name 'Brolin' does not have well-documented roots in traditional …
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Literal translation or meaning of 'Brolin' is not established in …
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Broly
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male
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The name 'Broly' originates from fictional media, specifically the 'Dragon …
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In the context of its fictional origin, 'Broly' does not …
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Bronagh
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female
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Irish Gaelic. The name 'Bronagh' derives from the Gaelic 'Braonach,' …
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The literal translation of 'Bronagh' is 'sorrow' or 'sadness.' In …
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Bronny
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male
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Derived as a diminutive or affectionate form of the name …
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'Bronny' does not have a literal translation but serves as …
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Bronson
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male
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Derived from Old French roots, 'Bronson' originally meant 'son of …
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Literal translation as 'son of the brown-haired one'. In the …
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Bronte
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female
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The name Brontë originates from the Greek word 'bronte', meaning …
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Literal translation is 'thunder' in Greek, symbolising power, strength, and …
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Brontie
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male
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The name 'Brontie' appears to be a modern and unique …
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Literal translation relates to 'thunder', symbolising power, strength, and nature's …
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Bronwyn
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female
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The name Bronwyn originates from Welsh roots, composed of the …
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Literal translation is 'white hill' or 'fair breast'. In the …
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Bronx
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male
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The name 'Bronx' originates from the Bronx borough in New …
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Literal translation and nuances: 'Bronx' itself means 'swamp' or 'marsh' …
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Brook
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female
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English, Old English 'broc' meaning 'small stream'. The name 'Brook' …
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Literal translation is 'small stream' or 'creek'. In Australian English …
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Brooke
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female
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English origin — Old English ‘brōc’ meaning ‘small stream’ or …
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Literal translation as ‘small stream’ or ‘creek’. In Australian English, …
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Brookelyn
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female
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The name 'Brookelyn' is a modern Australian creation, influenced by …
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Literal translation: 'small stream' or 'little brook'. In the Australian …
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Brooklin
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female
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Modern American-origin name, possibly a variation of ‘Brooklyn’ or derived …
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Literal translation as ‘small stream’ from ‘brook’ combined with the …
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Brookly
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female
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The name Brookly appears as a modern English coinage, inspired …
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Literal translation relates to 'little stream' or 'brook', conveying notions …
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Brooklyn
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female
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Derived from the Old English words 'brōc' meaning 'brook' or …
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'Waterfall' or 'dwelling near a brook,' symbolising serenity, fluidity, and …
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Brooklyn
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male
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English, likely derived from the geographical place name Brooklyn in …
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'Brooklyn' as a name is associated with the 'neighbourhood by …
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Brooklynanne
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female
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Blend of the English place name 'Brooklyn' and the feminine …
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Literal translation: 'Small stream of grace' or 'Graceful brook'. It …
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Brooklyne
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female
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English origins; compound of 'Brook' (Old English 'brōc') meaning 'small …
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'Little stream' or 'small watercourse'. In the Australian context, it …
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Brooklynn
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female
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The name Brooklynn is a modern American invention, likely derived …
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Literal translation relates to 'small brook' or 'water source', reflecting …
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Brooklynne
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female
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The name Brooklynne is a modern American-influenced variation of Brooklyn, …
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Literal translation: 'Broken land' or 'Marshy area,' reflecting the original …
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Brooklynrose
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female
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Modern compound name synthesising 'Brooklyn' and 'Rose'. 'Brooklyn' derives from …
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The name 'Brooklynrose' combines the peaceful, natural imagery of a …
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Brooks
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male
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English origin, derived from Old English 'broc' meaning 'stream' or …
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Literal translation: 'small stream' or 'brook'. In Australian English, it …
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Bruce
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male
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Scottish Gaelic: 'Brùs' meaning 'thicket' or 'brushwood'. The name was …
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'Thicket' or 'brushwood'. In Australian English contexts, it often connotes …
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Bruktawit
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female
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The name 'bruktawit' is of Ethiopian origin, stemming from the …
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Literal translation of 'bruktawit' is 'daughter of rain' or 'rain …
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Bruno
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male
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The name Bruno originates from the Old High German 'Brunó', …
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Literal translation of Bruno is 'brown', symbolising earthiness and reliability. …
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Bruny
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male
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Derived from the Aboriginal Australian language, specifically tied to the …
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The name 'Bruny' is believed to mean 'nose' or 'nose-shaped' …
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Bryan
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male
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Bryan originates from the Old Celtic name 'Bran', meaning 'raven'. …
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Literal translation is 'raven', symbolising wisdom and mystery in various …
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Bryant
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unisex
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Old French origin, from the name 'Bryant', derived from the …
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High, noble, or exalted hill — reflecting qualities of strength …
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Bryce
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male
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The name Bryce originates from the Scottish Clyde Bryce, meaning …
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'Speckled' or 'mottled', referring to a pattern or distinctive marking. …
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Brycen
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male
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The name Brycen is a modern variation of the name …
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'Son of the bridge' or 'descendant of a bridge', symbolising …
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Bryceson
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unisex
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The name Bryceson derives from the Scottish surname 'Bryceson', which …
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The name signifies 'son of Bryce', with 'Bryce' potentially meaning …
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Brydee
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female
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Derived as a modern, phonetically appealing variation of the name …
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While 'Brydee' does not have a traditional meaning, it phonetically …
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Brydie
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female
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The name 'Brydie' is a modern Australian invented or variant …
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'Brydie' is often interpreted as a feminised, affectionate variation of …
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Brylee
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female
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British-American origin, a modern compound name derived from 'Bryan' and …
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Often interpreted as 'hill' or 'mound' (from Old Celtic 'li' …
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Bryn
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male
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Welsh origin, derived from the Welsh word 'bryn', meaning 'hill' …
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Literal meaning is 'hill' or 'mound'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Brynlee
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female
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The name Brynlee is a modern coined name of Welsh …
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Literal translation: 'hill meadow' or 'meadow on a hill'. In …
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Brynleigh
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female
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The name Brynleigh is a modern English coinage, blending the …
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Literal translation is 'hill meadow' or 'hill clearing', symbolising a …
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Brynley
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female
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Welsh origin, from the Welsh elements 'bryn' meaning 'hill' and …
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Literally 'hill meadow' or 'hill clearing'; in Australian English contexts, …
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Brynn
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female
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The name Brynn originates from the Welsh word 'Brynn', meaning …
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Literal translation is 'hill' or 'mound'. In the Australian context, …
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Brynn
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male
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The name Brynn originates from Welsh roots, deriving from the …
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Literally means 'hill' in Welsh; in Australian English contexts, it …
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Brynnlee
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female
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The name Brynnlee is a modern Australian invention, likely a …
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Literal translation and local nuances in Australian English contexts: 'hill …
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Bryson
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male
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Bryson originates from the Old French personal name 'Brice' or …
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The name means 'son of Brice' or 'descendant of the …
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Buchanan
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male
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Scottish Gaelic, from the surname 'Buchanan', which is derived from …
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'House of the canon' or 'house of the priest'. In …
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Buddy
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male
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English colloquialism, originally from Middle English 'budde', meaning 'friend' or …
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Literal: 'friend' or 'buddy'; in Australian English, used to signify …
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Buffy
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female
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The name Buffy's origin is primarily from popular culture, notably …
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In Australian English contexts, Buffy is considered a playful, informal …
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Buka
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female
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The name 'Buka' originates from the Austronesian languages spoken by …
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In Māori, 'Buka' does not have a direct literal translation …
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Bul
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male
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The name 'Bul' appears to have limited historical usage as …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Bul' is often used as a …
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Bunreach
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male
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The name 'bunreach' appears to have roots in Aboriginal Australian …
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Literal translation of 'bunreach' is not definitively established; however, it …
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Buol
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male
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The name 'Buol' has origins rooted in the Austronesian family, …
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Literal translation is context-dependent, but 'Buol' is often interpreted as …
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Burhan
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male
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Arabic origin, from the root 'b-r-h' meaning 'to vow' or …
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Literal translation of 'Burhan' is 'proof' or 'sign'. In Australian …
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Buruk
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male
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The name 'Buruk' originates from Aboriginal Australian languages, specifically from …
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Literal translation of 'Buruk' is often associated with 'shadow' or …
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Bushra
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female
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Arabic: بُشْرى (Bushra), derived from the Arabic root بشّر (bashshar), …
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Literal translation is 'good news' or 'glad tidings'. In Australian …
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Busra
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female
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Arabic, from the root بشر (bashara) meaning 'to bring good …
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Literal translation: 'good news' or 'glad tidings'. In Australian English …
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Buzz
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male
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The name 'Buzz' originated as a colloquial nickname in English-speaking …
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Literal translation: the vibrating sound 'buzz'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Bwanzu
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male
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The name 'bwanzu' appears to originate from Indigenous Australian languages, …
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While the exact meaning of 'bwanzu' is not definitively recorded, …
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Bylasan
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female
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The name 'bylasan' appears to be of Malay or Indonesian …
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Literal translation of 'bylasan' is 'learning' or 'studying' in Malay/Indonesian. …
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Byom
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unisex
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The name 'Byom' is of uncertain etymology and does not …
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The literal translation and nuanced understanding of 'Byom' are unclear …
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Byron
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male
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English, derived from Old English 'Byrhtweard', composed of 'byrht' meaning …
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The literal meaning is 'bright guardian' or 'bright protector'. In …
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C
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male
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Latin – Derived from the Latin name 'Cornelius', which originates …
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Literal translation is 'horn'. In Australian English contexts, it can …
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Cada
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male
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The name 'Cada' appears to have origins in Gaelic, deriving …
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Literal translation of 'Cada' is uncertain, but it is often …
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Cadan
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male
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The name Cadan appears to have contemporary origins, potentially derived …
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Literal translation is not well-established; however, it can be interpreted …
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Caddialon
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female
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The name Caddialon appears to be unique and not widely …
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The meaning of Caddialon is not definitively established due to …
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Cade
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male
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Old English & Latin roots, possibly derived from Latin 'caput' …
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'Cylinder' or 'present', derived from Latin 'caddy', also associated with …
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Cadel
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male
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Cadel is of Old French origin, derived from the name …
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Literal translation as 'leader' or 'chief'. In Australian English, it …
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Caden
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male
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Derived from the Gaelic name 'Caden', which is believed to …
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Literal translation is 'battle' or 'fighter'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Cadence
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female
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Derived from Latin 'cadentia', meaning 'falling' or 'being fallen', originating …
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Literal translation: 'rhythmic fall' or 'ending flourish'. In Australian English, …
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Cadencerose
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female
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The name 'cadencerose' appears to be a modern, blended name …
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Literal translation suggests 'rhythmic rose' or 'flowing rose', evoking imagery …
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Cadeyrn
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male
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The name Cadeyrn originates from Brittonic roots, combining the elements …
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Literally translated as 'battle lover' or 'warrior’s beloved'. In Australian …
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Cady
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female
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Origin & Etymology - The name 'Cady' is predominantly of …
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Meaning - As a diminutive of 'Catherine', 'Cady' shares the …
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Caeghan
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unisex
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The name 'Caeghan' appears to be a modern, invented name …
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As a modern name, 'Caeghan' does not have an established …
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Cael
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male
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Latin origin, from 'Caelus', meaning 'heaven' or 'sky'. The name …
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Literal translation: 'heaven' or 'sky'. In Australian English, it evokes …
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Caela
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female
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The name Caela derives from Latin origins, related to 'Caelus' …
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Literal translation is 'sky' or 'heaven' in Latin. In Australian …
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Caelan
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male
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The name Caelan is of Irish origin, derived from the …
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Literal translation is 'slender' or 'narrow', symbolising grace or delicacy …
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Caeleb
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male
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The name Caeleb derives from the Latin name Caelelus, which …
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Literal translation is 'heavenly' or 'of the sky'. In Australian …
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Caelum
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male
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Latin origin, from the word 'caelum' meaning 'sky' or 'heaven'. …
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Literal translation is 'sky' or 'heaven'. In Australian English, it …
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Caesar
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male
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Latin, from 'Caesar', originally a family name of Roman origin, …
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Literal translation is 'hairy', 'cut', or 'hairs' in Latin. In …
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Caesi
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female
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The name 'Caesi' does not have a clear historical or …
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Literal translation and nuances are undefined due to its modern, …
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Cahaya
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female
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Malay/Indonesian: Derived from the word 'cahaya' meaning 'light' or 'illumination'. …
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'Light' or 'illumination' — symbolising hope, enlightenment, and positivity in …
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Cahil
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male
|
Cahil is a variant spelling derived from the more common …
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The name Cahil, as a variant of Cahill, means 'descendant …
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Cahill
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unisex
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The surname Cahill originates from the Irish Gaelic 'Ó Cathail', …
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Literal translation: 'battle ruler' or 'mighty in battle'. In Australian …
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Cahleb
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male
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The name Cahleb appears to be of contemporary or possibly …
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As the name Cahleb is not derived from established linguistic …
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Cahstiel
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male
|
The name 'Cahstiel' appears to be a rare or modern …
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Given its lack of clear linguistic roots, 'Cahstiel' does not …
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Caidance
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female
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The name Caidance appears to be a modern English invention, …
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Literal translation of Caidance relates to 'rhythm' or 'flow', akin …
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Caide
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unisex
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The name 'Caide' appears to be a modern variation or …
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The literal translation is often cited as 'battle' or 'warrior' …
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Caiden
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male
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Caiden is a modern English name with uncertain etymology but …
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The literal translation of Caiden is often associated with 'fighter' …
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Caidence
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female
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The name Caidence appears to be a modern English coinage, …
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The name Caidence likely derives from the Latin 'cadere' meaning …
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Caidenjohn
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male
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Caidenjohn appears to be a modern compound name, likely originating …
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The name 'Caidenjohn' could be interpreted as 'little battleship of …
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Caidy
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female
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The name 'Caidy' appears to be of modern coinage or …
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In the Australian context, 'Caidy' is often associated with a …
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Caila
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female
|
Caila is a modern variation of the name Kayla, which …
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Literal translation and nuances: 'Caila' is often associated with the …
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Caileb
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male
|
Caileb is a variant spelling of Caleb, which originates from …
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Literal translation is 'faithful' or 'devotion to God'. In the …
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Cailee
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female
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Derived as a modern, inventive variation of the name 'Kailee' …
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Literal translation: 'gentle' or 'beautiful' (from Irish origins). In the …
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Caileigh
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female
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The name Caileigh is a modern invented variant of the …
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The literal translation of Caileigh relates to 'slender' or 'narrow' …
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Cailen
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male
|
The name Cailen is a modern variation of the Gaelic …
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Literal translation relating to 'slender' or 'narrow'. In Australian English …
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Cailey
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female
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Cailey is a modern Australian name with uncertain precise origins. …
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As a modern variation, Cailey is often interpreted as a …
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Cailin
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female
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Māori - from the Māori language, 'Cailin' is a transliteration …
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Literal translation: 'girl'. In Australian English contexts, it connotes youthfulness, …
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Cailin
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male
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Māori origin; from the Māori word 'kāreire' meaning 'girl' or …
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Literal translation is 'girl' or 'maiden'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Cain
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male
|
The name Cain originates from the Hebrew language, appearing in …
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Literal translation of Cain is 'acquired' or 'possessed.' In Australian …
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Caine
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male
|
Caine is of Old French origin, derived from the given …
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The name Caine means 'acquired' or 'created', stemming from the …
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Cairo
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male
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Latin via Greek 'Káïros', from Egyptian Coptic 'Kair' meaning 'village' …
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Literal translation is 'The Conqueror' or 'Victorious'. In Australian English …
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