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Aglaé
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French form of AGLAIA. Aglaia (Greek), Aglaea, Aglaia (Greek Mythology), Aglaya (Russian)
Aglaea
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Greek Mythology (Latinized). Latinized form of AGLAIA. Aglaé (French), Aglaia (Greek), Aglaya (Russian)
Aglaia
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Greek 'splendour,beauty'. 1 of the 3 Graces.
Aglaya
f
Ailbhe
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Irish, 'white'
Amarantha
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From the name of the amaranth flower, which is derived from Greek αμαραντος (amarantos) meaning "unfading". Αμαραντος (Amarantos) was also an Ancient Greek given name.
Amaryllis
f
Greek 'to sparkle'
Aria
1
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English PRONOUNCED: AHR-ee-ə; Means "song" or "melody" in Italian (literally means "air"). An aria is an elaborate vocal solo, the type usually performed in operas. 20th c.
Armida
f
Italian,Spanish.Created by 16th-century poet.Beautiful enchantress.
Armide
f
Literature. French form of Armida.
Arwen
f
Literature: Means "noble maiden" in Sindarin. In 'The Lord of the Rings' (1954) by J. R. R. Tolkien, Arwen was the daughter of Elrond and the lover of Aragorn.
Ayla
1
f
Ayla
2
f
Turkish 'moonlight,halo'.
Ayla
3
f
Literature.Created 4 Clan of the Cave Bear.
Belphoebe
f
Literature.Combo of belle 'beautiful' & Phoebe.The Faerie Queene poem (1590).
Briallen
f
Welsh 'primrose'
Ceridwen
f
Welsh Myth 'blessed poetry'.Celtic goddess of poetry.
Cerridwen
f
Variant of Ceridwen.
Chryseis
f
Ancient Greek Myth.Daughter of Chryses,a priest of Apollo in Greek legend.
Cressida
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Literature.Medieval form of Chryseis.A woman of Troy.
Daiva
f
Lithuanian.Created by Lithuanian writer.Possibly derived from Sanskrit 'destiny'.
Damhán
m
Desdemona
f
Greek 'ill-fated'. Murdered wife of Othello.
Dev
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Sanskrit 'god'
Devi
f
Indian,Hindi.From Sanskrit 'goddess'.Mother goddess manifests as all other goddesses.
Divya
f
Indian,Hindi.Sanskrit 'divine,heavenly'.
Dov
m
Hebrew 'bear'
Dove
f
English.A type of bird.
Dubhán
m
Duff
m
Scottish.Gaelic dubh 'dark'.
Dulcinea
f
Literature.Spanish dulce 'sweet'.
Eir
f
Norse Myth.Old Norse 'mercy'.Norse goddess of healing & medicine.
Eira
1
f
Welsh 'snow'.
Eira
2
f
Swedish,Norwegian.Modern form of Eir.
Eirwen
f
Elah
m
Éowyn
f
Eponine
f
Étaín
f
Faina
f
Fantine
f
Flutura
f
Galadriel
f
Literature: gə-LAD-ree-əl (English); Means "maiden crowned with a radiant garland" in Sindarin. Galadriel was a Noldorin elf princess renowned for her beauty and wisdom.
Geneviève
f
Genovefa
f
Gwyneira
f
Hala
f
Arabic 'halo around the moon'.
Idril
f
Sindarin 'sparkle brilliance'
Lalage
f
Lalla
f
Lumi
f
Finnish 'snow'
Lyra
f
Maeve
f
Mave
f
Méabh
f
Meadhbh
f
Meagan
f
Meave
f
Medb
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Mignon
f
Nadra
f
Arabic 'radiance'
Neva
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Nevaeh
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Parvana
f
Phaenna
f
Purnima
f
Samantha
f
Aramaic 'listener, good listener'
Saoirse
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Irish PRONOUNCED: SEER-sha; Means "freedom" in Irish Gaelic.
Savina
f
Selah
f
Seren
f
Welsh 'star'
Síofra
f
Means "elf, sprite" in Irish Gaelic
Snježana
f
Tegan
f
Valéria
f
Valeria
f
Veva
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Winter
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Zdeňka
f
Zuriñe
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