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Jurysa
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Feminine form of Juris/Yuri (related to George) - 'farmer, earth-worker' |
Latvian, Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Klaryte
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little bright/clear - diminutive of Clara ('bright, clear, famous') |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Laima
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luck; good fortune; fate; happiness |
Latvian, Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Lauryna
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laurel; crowned with laurel; from Laurentum |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Līnė
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Derived from Lina, from Lithuanian 'linas' meaning 'flax' or 'linen'. |
Lithuanian, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Līnėnaitė
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Originally a patronymic/diminutive meaning "daughter of Lina"; Lina in Lithuanian is associated with "linas" (flax). |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Līnėnė
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Diminutive of Lina - 'little Lina' (Lina can mean 'flax' in Lithuanian or be linked to Helena, 'light') |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Liudvika
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famous warrior |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Liudvikaite
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famous warrior / famous in battle |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Liudvikiene
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Married-woman form of Liudvikas; ultimately 'famous/noble in battle' (renowned warrior) |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Liudvikiute
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'famous warrior' / 'famous in battle' |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Mariukė
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Diminutive of Maria - 'little Mary' (Maria/Mary, traditionally associated with meanings such as 'beloved' or 'sea of bitterness') |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Mariulė
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Diminutive of Maria (Mary); ultimately from Hebrew Miryam, often interpreted as "beloved" or "bitter". |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Mariutė
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Diminutive of Maria; ultimately from Hebrew Miriam - commonly rendered as 'bitter' or 'beloved' (e.g., 'sea of bitterness'). |
Latin, Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Martyna
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Dedicated to the Roman god Mars; 'of Mars' or 'warlike' |
Lithuanian, Polish |
Girl |
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Maryte
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Lithuanian diminutive of Maria/Marija; name rooted in Hebrew Miryam, often interpreted as 'bitter' or 'beloved/wished-for child'. |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Medeina
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Name of a Lithuanian forest goddess - associated with the forest, wild animals, and nature |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Meile
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love, affection |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Militė
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ambiguous - "beloved/dear" or "soldier" |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Milutė
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little beloved / dear little one |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Minda
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Usually a diminutive form of Melinda/Belinda; associated with 'honey' (mel) or 'pretty' (linda) depending on root, generally conveys gentleness or sweetness. |
English, Lithuanian, Tagalog |
Girl |
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Myrtėlė
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Myrtle (evergreen shrub); traditionally associated with love, beauty and immortality |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Neringa
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Refers to the Curonian Spit - 'sand spit' or 'dune'; also linked to the mythical guardian Neringa |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Neris
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Named after the Neris River - associated with flowing water/river |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Nijole
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Lithuanian feminine name; etymology uncertain (modern/local name) |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Nijolėkaitė
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Diminutive/patronymic meaning 'daughter (or descendant) of Nijolė' (formed with the feminine suffix -aitė). |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Nijolėkaitienė
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A married woman's surname meaning 'wife/descendant of Nijolė' (derived from the female name Nijolė). |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Nijolėle
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Affectionate diminutive of Nijolė - literally 'little Nijolė' (pet name). The root name Nijolė has an obscure/uncertain origin. |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Nijolėnaitė
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Daughter (female descendant) of Nijolė - a matronymic/diminutive form |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Nijolėnaitienė
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A married-woman surname meaning 'woman of/connected to Nijolė' (i.e., wife or female member of a Nijolė family). |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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