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What is the most powerful name meaning you have ever heard? Do you have a favorite name you like mainly because of the meaning?
Aramayis (m) "the one who strives for peace"
Yisrael (m) "the one who wrestles with god"
Aramayis (m) "the one who strives for peace"
Yisrael (m) "the one who wrestles with god"
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Kordian - heart
Zhansaya - soul shadow
Kvetoslav - flower glory
Odtsetseg - star flower
Ayelen - laughing ember
Avra - aura
Wapanacahkos - morning star
Blathnat - little flower
Xiadani - flower's arrival
Walela - hummingbird
Hokulani - heavenly star
Gwydion - born of trees
Aysima - moon face
Kimimela - butterfly
Jannatul Ferdous - gardens of paradise
Thurayya - Pleiades
Aynabat - moon candy
Anahita - immaculate
Kalpana - fantasy
Kanon - sound of a flower
Asra - nocturnal journey
Lacramioara - lily of the valley
Asherah - she who walks in the sea
Aelita - starlight seen for the last time
Ahtahkakoop - star blanket
Luljeta - flower of life
Zhansaya - soul shadow
Kvetoslav - flower glory
Odtsetseg - star flower
Ayelen - laughing ember
Avra - aura
Wapanacahkos - morning star
Blathnat - little flower
Xiadani - flower's arrival
Walela - hummingbird
Hokulani - heavenly star
Gwydion - born of trees
Aysima - moon face
Kimimela - butterfly
Jannatul Ferdous - gardens of paradise
Thurayya - Pleiades
Aynabat - moon candy
Anahita - immaculate
Kalpana - fantasy
Kanon - sound of a flower
Asra - nocturnal journey
Lacramioara - lily of the valley
Asherah - she who walks in the sea
Aelita - starlight seen for the last time
Ahtahkakoop - star blanket
Luljeta - flower of life
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Aelita is also one of my favorites
As for Asherah's meaning, it might be a false etymology as I haven't seen anyone quote the original root it has derived from.
:( additionally, Wikipedia states it has derived from an entirely different root.
As for Asherah's meaning, it might be a false etymology as I haven't seen anyone quote the original root it has derived from.
:( additionally, Wikipedia states it has derived from an entirely different root.
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Masculine:
Zadkiel - "God is my righteousness"
Tenzin - "upholder of teachings"
Damocles - "glory of the people"
Nagendra - "lord of snakes"
Arcturus - "guardian of the bear"
Väinämöinen - "wide and slow-flowing river"
Orpheus - "the darkness of night"
Fergus - "man of vigour"
Erasyl - "noble hero"
Lucifer - "bringer of light"
Dresden - "people of the riverside forest"
Huldrych - "rich of grace"
Yufayyur - "more handsome than the moon"
Favonius - "the warming wind"
Indaletius - "messenger of the gods"
Sulien - "born from the sun"
Fëanor - "spirit of fire"
Cléanthe - "glorious flower"
Hador - "thrower of spears"
Avinoy - "father of beauty"
Feminine:
Polymnia - "abounding in song"
Samar - "evening conversation"
Iracema - "honey lips"
Rukmini - "adorned with gold"
Muirgen - "born of the sea"
Arwen - "noble maiden"
Serket - "she who lets throats breathe"
Karesinda - "worthy of a caress"
Psamathe - "sand of the seashore"
Aoibheann - "blessed beauty"
Eriphyle - "of a great nation"
Chaxiraxi - "she who sustains the firmament"
Lusvard - "moon rose"
Glóredhel - "elf of the golden light"
Cívánka - "the one who writes blossoms"
Dérgréine - "tear of the sun"
Alkelda - "healing spring"
Moria - "sacred olive tree"
Jerusalem - "established by the god of peace"
Elwing - "foam of stars"
Zadkiel - "God is my righteousness"
Tenzin - "upholder of teachings"
Damocles - "glory of the people"
Nagendra - "lord of snakes"
Arcturus - "guardian of the bear"
Väinämöinen - "wide and slow-flowing river"
Orpheus - "the darkness of night"
Fergus - "man of vigour"
Erasyl - "noble hero"
Lucifer - "bringer of light"
Dresden - "people of the riverside forest"
Huldrych - "rich of grace"
Yufayyur - "more handsome than the moon"
Favonius - "the warming wind"
Indaletius - "messenger of the gods"
Sulien - "born from the sun"
Fëanor - "spirit of fire"
Cléanthe - "glorious flower"
Hador - "thrower of spears"
Avinoy - "father of beauty"
Feminine:
Polymnia - "abounding in song"
Samar - "evening conversation"
Iracema - "honey lips"
Rukmini - "adorned with gold"
Muirgen - "born of the sea"
Arwen - "noble maiden"
Serket - "she who lets throats breathe"
Karesinda - "worthy of a caress"
Psamathe - "sand of the seashore"
Aoibheann - "blessed beauty"
Eriphyle - "of a great nation"
Chaxiraxi - "she who sustains the firmament"
Lusvard - "moon rose"
Glóredhel - "elf of the golden light"
Cívánka - "the one who writes blossoms"
Dérgréine - "tear of the sun"
Alkelda - "healing spring"
Moria - "sacred olive tree"
Jerusalem - "established by the god of peace"
Elwing - "foam of stars"
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I have a whole list!
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/150131
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/150131
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thank you very much
they're all gorgeous!
they're all gorgeous!
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