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Briggita
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Exalted one; strength, power |
German, Irish |
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Briggitta
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Exalted one; strength, power |
German, Irish, Italian, Swedish |
Girl |
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Britta
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'exalted one' or 'power/strength' |
German, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Charlottah
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Feminine diminutive of Charles - traditionally interpreted as 'free man' and by extension 'free woman' |
French, German |
Girl |
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Christel
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anointed; follower of Christ |
Dutch, German, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Clotild
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famous in battle |
German |
Girl |
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Constanzie
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steadfast, constant, faithful |
German, Italian, Latin, Spanish |
Girl |
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Cosyma
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Derived from Greek 'kosmos' meaning 'order', 'decency', 'ornament' or 'the universe' |
English, German, Greek |
Girl |
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Dagmar
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day-maiden (from Old Norse dag 'day' + mær 'maiden') |
German, Norse |
Girl |
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Dorafee
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Likely 'gift' - often read as 'gift (of a fairy)' or more generally 'gift from God' in related forms. |
German |
Girl |
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Dorle
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Gift of God |
German |
Girl |
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Dorli
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Diminutive of Dorothea/Dora - 'gift (of God)' |
German |
Girl |
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Elberta
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noble and bright |
German |
Girl |
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Elfie
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From Old English ælf 'elf' - 'little elf' or 'elf-like' |
Dutch, English, German |
Girl |
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Elka
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Diminutive of Elizabeth/Elisheva ('God is my oath') or Elena; in German contexts related to Elke meaning 'noble'. |
German, Polish, Slavic |
Girl |
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Elke
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noble |
German |
Girl |
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Ellberte
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Noble and bright |
German, Germanic |
Girl |
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Elli
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Diminutive of names such as Eleanor or Elizabeth; commonly associated with 'light/torch' (from Eleanor/Helena) or 'God is my oath' (from Elizabeth). |
English, German, Greek, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Eloise
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Derived from Old German Helewidis - 'heil' (healthy, whole) + 'wid' (wide); often given as 'healthy' or 'hale and broad'. |
French, German, Latin |
Girl |
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elouisia
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From Old German Helewidis meaning 'healthy' (hale) + 'wide' - often taken to mean 'healthy' or 'hale and wide.' |
German |
Girl |
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Elschen
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Diminutive of Elsa/Elisabeth - 'little Elsa'; Elisabeth means 'God is my oath.' |
German |
Girl |
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emerie
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Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'ruler' or 'industrious ruler' (often interpreted as 'home ruler' or 'brave/powerful') |
German |
Girl |
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Emmelie
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Rival; industrious, striving (derived from the Roman family name Aemilius) |
German, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Engelchen
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Little angel (affectionate diminutive) |
German |
Girl |
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Engelika
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angelic, like an angel |
German |
Girl |
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Eva Leigh
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Eva = 'life' or 'living one'; Leigh = 'meadow' or 'clearing' - together roughly 'living meadow' or 'life of the meadow'. |
German |
Girl |
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Fenja
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Likely of Old Norse/Germanic origin; often interpreted as 'peace' (via Frisian Fenna) or possibly linked to 'fen' meaning marsh/moor. |
Frisian, German, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Fine
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English: 'fine' = good, of high quality. Danish: a short form or independent feminine name (pronounced like 'Fee‑neh'), often used as a diminutive/standalone name related to names such as Josephine or Sophie. As a surname, meanings vary by family and language. |
Danish, English, German, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Fränka
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free; of the Franks / from France (feminine diminutive) |
German |
Girl |
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Franzeiska
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French woman; free one |
German |
Girl |
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