I know that Sjöfn is an Old Norse name meaning "love". Is it still used in Iceland?
Is Saffi a real variant of
Sofie or is it just "made up" (saw it on one of those bad "baby name" sites)?
Is the name
Carina used in Estonia?
Is the name
Karen used in Latvia?
What does the name Fosetta mean? Is it Italian? Where is it used?
Is
Eunice used in German-speaking countries?
What does Jozica mean and is it Croatian?
Is
Nadira only used among Muslims?
Is the name Iliana used in Greece?
Where does the name Astrik (sic!) come from? Is it male or female?
Is
Lilith used among Muslims?
Could Moselle be used as a first name or is it only the name of a river?
Are names like Keshawna and
Keisha used somewhere in
Africa or only among African-Americans?
Where does the name Caimile come from? Is it just a variant of
Camille?
Do Australian Aboriginal families still give their children names from their own languages?
What does the name Samyukta mean? I've read that it's (East) Indian, but I've also read that it could be an
Inka name. Is this really true or just a misunderstanding of the word "Indian"?
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