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Hali
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female
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The name 'Hali' has multiple origins depending on cultural context. …
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In Arabic, 'Hali' means 'noble' or 'sea,' reflecting qualities of …
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Halia
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female
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Greek: Χαλιὰ (Chaliā), derived from the Greek word 'khalos' meaning …
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Beauty, loveliness. In Australian English contexts, 'Halia' connotes elegance and …
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Halid
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male
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Arabic origin, from the root Ḥ-L-D, meaning 'immortal' or 'indestructible'. …
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Literal translation: 'immortal' or 'everlasting'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Halifax
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unisex
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The name 'Halifax' originates from Old English, combining 'halh' (enclosed …
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Literal translation as 'holy or sacred enclosure' or 'enclosed land' …
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Halim
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male
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The name 'Halim' originates from Arabic roots, derived from the …
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Literal translation of 'Halim' is 'gentle' or 'forbearing.' In the …
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Halima
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female
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Arabic, from حليمة (Ḥalimah), meaning 'patient', 'gentle', or 'mild'. The …
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Literal translation: 'patient' or 'gentle'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Halle
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female
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The name Halle originates from Old French, specifically from the …
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In Australian English contexts, Halle is often associated with 'a …
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Hallee
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female
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Variant spelling of the name Hallie, derived from the medieval …
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Literally translates to 'dweller at the hall' or 'noble', reflecting …
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Hallejay
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female
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The name 'hallejay' appears to be a modern, invented compound …
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Literal translation not established; however, as a composite, 'hallejay' can …
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Hallelujah
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female
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Derived from the Hebrew phrase חֲלָל הַלְּלוּיָהּ (Hallelu Yah), meaning …
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Literal translation: 'Praise the Lord'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Halli
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female
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The name 'Halli' is a modern and less common variation …
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In Australian English contexts, 'Halli' evokes imagery of a welcoming, …
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Hallie
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female
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Derived from the Old French name Haël, which itself may …
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'Noble' or 'famous', with connotations of health and vitality in …
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Halo
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female
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Derived from the Greek word 'hallos' meaning 'halo' or 'aerial …
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Literal translation is 'a circle of light' or 'a radiant …
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Halstein
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male
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Old Norse, derived from the elements 'hall' meaning 'hill' or …
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Literal translation is 'rock of the hill' or 'stone hill', …
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Halston
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male
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English surname originally deriving from a place name in East …
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'Hala's town' or 'holts-town' — a reference to a settlement …
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Halyn
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female
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The name Halyn appears to be a modern variant or …
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While not having a traditional meaning, Halyn may be interpreted …
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Hamad
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male
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Arabic origin, from the root ح م د (Ḥ-M-D) meaning …
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Literal translation: 'praiser' or 'one who commends'. In the Australian …
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Hamda
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female
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The name 'Hamda' has roots in Arabic origin, where it …
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Literal translation: 'praise' or 'commendation'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Hamdan
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male
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Arabic origins, derived from the Arabic name حمدان (Hamdan), which …
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Literal translation: 'Praiser' or 'One who praises'. In Australian English …
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Hamed
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unisex
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The name 'Hamed' originates from Arabic, where it is a …
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Literal translation: 'Praised' or 'commendable'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Hamel
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male
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The name Hamel has French origins, deriving from the Old …
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Literal translation is 'small village' or 'hamlet'. In the Australian …
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Hamersley
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female
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English and Anglo-Saxon origins. The surname 'Hamersley' is derived from …
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'Hamer's clearing' or 'marshy woodland'. In the Australian context, it …
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Hamid
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male
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The name Hamid is of Arabic origin, derived from the …
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In Australian English context, Hamid means 'praiseworthy' or 'one who …
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Hamidah
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female
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Arabic origin - From the root hamid, meaning ‘praiseworthy’. The …
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Praiseworthy or commendable. In Australian English contexts, it is often …
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Hamii
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unisex
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The name 'hamii' appears to have origins in Māori language, …
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The literal translation of 'Hāmi' in Māori is not directly …
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Hamilton
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male
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The name Hamilton originates from the Old French 'Hamelton', composed …
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Literal translation: 'Town of the home' or 'Settlement of the …
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Hamin
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male
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The name 'hamin' appears to have diverse possibilities. However, as …
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The literal meaning of 'hamin' is not well-established in English …
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Hamish
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male
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Scottish Gaelic origin, from the name 'Seumas', which itself derives …
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'Supplanter' or 'one who follows'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Hammad
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male
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Arabic - The name Hammad (حمد) originates from the Arabic …
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Literal translation: 'Praiser' or 'One who praises'. In Australian English …
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Hammam
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male
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Arabic origin, derived from the root ح م م (h-m-m) …
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Literal translation is 'bath' or 'public bathing house'. In Australian …
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Hammond
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male
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Old French origin, from the Old French personal name 'Hamon', …
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The literal translation of Hammond suggests 'protector' or 'guardian of …
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Hamna
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female
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The name 'Hamna' is of speculative origin in the context …
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Given its limited usage and lack of established etymology, 'Hamna' …
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Hamoud
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male
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Arabic origin, derived from the name Hamouda (حمودة), which is …
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Literal translation: 'praiseworthy' or 'commendable.' In the Australian English context, …
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Hamreet
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female
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The name 'Hamreet' appears to have roots in South Asian …
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Literal translations vary, but 'Hamreet' is often associated with meanings …
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Hams
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female
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The name 'Hams' is a rare and unconventional choice in …
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The literal meaning of 'Hams' is not clearly defined in …
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Hamutali
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female
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Māori - From the Māori language, 'hamutali' is a compound …
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'Chewing rope' or 'weaving connection'—symbolically, it could denote strength, interconnectedness, …
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Hamza
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male
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The name Hamza originates from Arabic, primarily used in Muslim …
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Literal translation of Hamza is 'strong' or 'steadfast' in Arabic. …
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Hamzah
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male
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Arabic - From the root ح م ز (H-M-Z), meaning …
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Literal translation: 'strong' or 'steadfast'. In the Australian context, it …
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Han
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male
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The name 'Han' originates from East Asian languages, commonly a …
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Literal translation of the Chinese character 韩/Kan is 'warm' or …
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Hana
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female
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Hana is a name with multiple origins. In Japanese, it …
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In Japanese, Hana means 'flower', symbolising beauty and nature. In …
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Hananiah
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male
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Hebrew: חנניה (Chananiah), meaning 'Yahweh is gracious'. The name appears …
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Literal translation is 'Yahweh is gracious'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Haneef
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unisex
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Derived from Arabic, 'Haneef' (حنيف) meaning 'devout', 'faithful', or 'true …
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Literal translation: 'devout' or 'faithful.' In Australian English contexts, it …
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Haneet
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female
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Sikh and Indian-origin name derived from Sanskrit, where 'Haneet' (हनीत्) …
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The name 'Haneet' translates to 'conscious', 'aware', or 'deliberate' in …
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Hanen
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female
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The name 'Hanen' is of Arabic origin, derived from the …
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Literal translation is 'compassion' or 'mercy'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Haneum
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unisex
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Haneum appears to be a modern or invented name without …
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As a constructed name, 'Haneum' does not have an established …
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Hani
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female
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The name 'Hani' has multiple origins across different cultures. In …
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Literal translation: 'happy', 'content', or 'flourishing'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Hania
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female
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The name 'Hania' originates from the Arabic name حانية (Ḥānīyah), …
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Literal translation of 'Hania' is 'compassionate' or 'kind'. In the …
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Hanish
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male
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Sanskrit origin, derived from 'Hanisha' meaning 'desire' or 'wish'. The …
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Literal translation to 'desire' or 'wish' in English. In the …
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Hanishka
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female
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Sanskrit origin, from the root 'Ha' meaning 'gold' and 'Nishka' …
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Literal translation is 'golden sparkle' or 'glittering gold'. In Australian …
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Hanishraj
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unisex
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Sanskrit, a classical language of India, where 'Hanish' (meaning 'destroyer') …
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Literal translation: 'King who destroys' or 'Lion king'. In Australian …
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Haniya
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female
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Arabic; derived from the root word ḥ-n-y (حنى), meaning 'to …
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Literal translation: 'graceful' or 'merciful'. In Australian English contexts, the …
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Hank
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male
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Hank is a diminutive form of Henry, which originates from …
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Literally 'estate ruler' or 'house holder' from Old French and …
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Hanmo
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male
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The name 'Hanmo' appears to be a modern, perhaps invented …
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As a modern or possibly invented name, 'Hanmo' does not …
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Hanna
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female
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The name Hanna (also spelled Hannah) originates from Hebrew, written …
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The literal translation of Hanna is 'grace' or 'favor'. In …
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Hannah
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female
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The name Hannah originates from the Hebrew name חַנָּה (Channah), …
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In the Australian context, Hannah signifies 'favor' or 'grace', often …
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Hannahlee
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female
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Hannahlee is a modern compound name blending 'Hannah', a Hebrew …
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'Grace' or 'favour' combined with 'meadow' or 'clearing'. The name …
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Hannahlouise
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female
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Derived from the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning 'grace' or 'favor', …
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'Grace' or 'favour' (Hannah) combined with 'famous warrior' (Louise). In …
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Hannanah
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female
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The name Hannanah appears to have roots in Aboriginal Australian …
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Literal translation and local nuances are not well documented; however, …
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Hannibal
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male
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The name Hannibal originates from the Phoenician name Ḥannābaʿal, meaning …
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Literal translation is 'Grace of Baal'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Hannon
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female
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The name Hannon has primarily Western origins, with roots in …
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In the Australian context, 'Hannon' carries connotations of grace and …
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Hanns
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male
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From the Old High German name 'Hān', related to ancient …
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Literally 'home' or 'house', symbolising comfort, stability, and belonging. In …
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Hanoch
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male
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Hebrew origin, from the name חנוך (Chanokh), meaning 'dedication' or …
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'Dedication' or 'consecration'. In Australian English contexts, it connotes a …
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Hanrui
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male
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The name 'Hanrui' appears to have East Asian roots, likely …
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Literal translation and interpretation vary depending on the Chinese characters …
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Hans
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male
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Hans is a Germanic given name derived from the name …
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Hans means 'God is gracious' in Hebrew via its derivation …
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Hansel
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male
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Germanic origin, derived from the name 'Hans' which itself is …
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'Little Hans' or 'son of Hans'. In Australian English, it …
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Hansen
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unisex
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The surname Hansen originates from Denmark, derived from the given …
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Literal translation: 'son of Hans'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Hansika
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female
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Sanskrit, from the root 'Hansika', meaning 'swan'. The name appears …
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Literal translation is 'swan' or 'one who belongs to swans'. …
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Hansliron
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male
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Derived from a combination of Germanic roots 'Hans' meaning 'God …
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Literal translation: 'God is gracious' combined with a poetic or …
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Hanu
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female
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Māori origin; from the Māori language, where 'hanu' means 'breathe' …
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Literal translation of 'hanu' is 'breathe'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Hanu
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male
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Māori origin; the name 'Hanu' comes from the Māori language, …
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Literal translation and nuances are not definitively documented, but 'Hanu' …
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Hanvicka
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female
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Derived from Slavic roots, 'Hanvicka' appears to be a less …
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Though not established in mainstream sources, 'Hanvicka' can be interpreted …
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Hanzhang
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male
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Chinese. The name 'Hanzhang' is composed of two Chinese characters: …
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Literal translation: 'Han' (Chinese) and 'Zhang' (to stretch or expand). …
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Hanzi
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male
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Chinese language roots, originating from the Han Chinese ethnic group …
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Literal translation is 'Chinese characters'. In Australian English contexts, the …
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Hao
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female
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The name 'Hao' originates from Chinese, where it is written …
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Literal translation 'good' or 'fine'. In Australian English contexts, it …
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Hao
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male
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Chinese origin, derived from the Mandarin Chinese name (Hao), …
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Literal translation is 'good', 'beautiful', or 'bright' in Chinese. In …
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Haodun
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male
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The name 'Haodun' appears to have roots in Chinese origins, …
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Literal translation suggests 'Vast Halt' or 'Good Pause', conveying a …
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Haolin
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female
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The name 'Haolin' does not have roots in traditional Aboriginal …
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In a modern Chinese context, 'Hao Lin' (浩琳) can be …
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Haopeng
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male
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The name 'Haopeng' originates from Chinese, composed of the characters …
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'Good friend' or 'fine companion'. In the Australian context, the …
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Haoran
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unisex
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Chinese (汉语, Hànyǔ). The name 'Haoran' (浩然) is of Mandarin …
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'Haoran' (浩然) roughly translates to 'vast and mighty' or 'grandeur …
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Haothien
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unisex
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The name 'Haothien' appears to be a modern or creatively …
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The literal translation of 'Haothien' is not well-defined due to …
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Haoxuan
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male
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Chinese; derived from the Mandarin components 'Hao' (好), meaning 'good' …
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Literal translation: 'Good pavilion' or 'Fine veranda'. In the Australian …
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Haoyi
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female
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The name 'Haoyi' originates from Chinese, where it is a …
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Literal translation varies with characters, but generally, it signifies 'bright' …
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Haoyu
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male
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Chinese (Mandarin), from the characters 好 (hǎo, meaning 'good' or …
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Literal translation: 'good universe' or 'beautiful space'. In Australian contexts, …
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Happyphania
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female
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Derived from the Greek name 'Euphorbia', combining 'eu' (good) and …
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Literal translation suggests 'joy-bearing' or 'happiness-associated'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Happyson
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male
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The name 'Happyson' appears to be a modern, compound English …
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Literal translation is 'happy son,' symbolising happiness, joy, and positive …
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Haragam
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unisex
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The name 'Haragam' appears to have no established roots in …
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Since 'Haragam' is not rooted in classical or indigenous sources, …
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Haralambia
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female
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Possibly from Aboriginal Australian languages, as it resembles patterns seen …
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The literal translation is unclear; however, it may carry cultural …
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Haralambos
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male
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Greek origin, derived from the name Ἁράλαμπος (Harálambos), composed of …
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'Joyful receiver' or 'bringing gladness', reflecting the celebratory nature of …
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Harbani
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female
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The name 'Harbani' appears to have roots in South Asian, …
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The literal translation of 'Harbani' is often associated with 'protector …
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Hardil
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male
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The name Hardil does not have a widely documented origin …
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The literal translation and meaning are not well-established due to …
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Hardin
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male
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The name Hardin has roots in Old Germanic elements from …
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Literal translation of 'Hardin' is 'brave friend' or 'strong protector'. …
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Hardwin
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male
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Hardwin originates from Old English roots, combining 'hard' meaning 'brave, …
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Literal translation: 'brave friend' or 'strong companion'. In Australian English …
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Hardy
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male
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Old French origin, derived from the medieval given name 'Hardy', …
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Literal translation is 'brave' or 'bold'. In Australian English contexts, …
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Hareem
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female
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The name 'Hareem' derives from the Arabic word 'hārim', which …
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Literal translation is 'sacred' or 'protected place'. In Australian English …
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Hareem
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male
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Derived from Arabic, Ḥārīm (حريم), meaning 'sanctuary' or 'forbidden place.' …
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In Australian contexts, 'Hareem' retains its sense of a 'sacred …
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Hareet
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female
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The name 'Hareet' is of uncertain etymology within Australian contexts, …
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As an individual name, 'Hareet' does not have a direct …
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Hares
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male
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Derived from Old English, 'Hares' originally referred to someone associated …
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Literal translation as 'hare', symbolising swiftness, agility, and gentleness in …
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Harf
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male
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The name 'Harf' appears to have origins rooted in Old …
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The literal meaning of 'Harf' is not well-established, but it …
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Harfateh
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male
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Arabic; تعني 'فتح' (Fath) النصر أو الفتح، ويُستخدم الاسم بشكل …
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'Fateh' يُترجم إلى 'المنتصر' أو 'الفتح'، ويُعبر عن الانتصار والتوفيق …
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Harfjot
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male
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Derived from ancient linguistic roots with variations observed in Indo-Aryan …
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The literal translation and nuanced meaning in Australian English contexts …
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