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  • Oskar

    Oskar

    Polish

    Oskar is a Polish spelling of Oscar, a masculine name usually explained as “god’s spear” or “spear of the gods.” Some sources also connect Oscar with the meaning “friend of deer.”

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Fatima

Fatima

Arabic

Fatima is an Arabic feminine name derived from faṭama, meaning “to abstain” or “to wean.” It is also interpreted as “one who separates,” with traditional religious meanings connected to being separated from evil or punishment.

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  • Faustyna

    Faustyna

    Polish

    Faustyna is the Polish form associated with Faustina, a name best known through Saint Faustina Kowalska. The exact etymological meaning is not confirmed in the provided sources, but its Polish Catholic connection is very clear.

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  • Lidia

    Lidia

    Polish

    Lidia is the Polish form of Lydia, a Greek name meaning "from Lydia," with traditional meanings also given as "beautiful one" and "noble one." It points back to the ancient region of Lydia in western Asia Minor.

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  • Nadia

    Nadia

    Polish

    Nadia is a feminine name with Slavic roots meaning "hope." It is also connected with Arabic usage, where the meaning is given as "delicate" or "fragile."

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  • Eliza

    Eliza

    Polish

    Eliza is a feminine name traditionally connected to Elizabeth, with the meaning “pledged to God.” It can also be associated with Aliza, a Hebrew name meaning “joyful.”

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  • Roksana

    Roksana

    Polish

    Roksana is the Polish form of Roxana, a name that traces back through Greek to Old Persian Rauxšna. It is often understood through that Persian root as connected with brightness or radiance.

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  • Sonia

    Sonia

    Polish

    Sonia means “wisdom.” It is a feminine name related to Sophia and often used as a familiar form of Sofiya in Russian and other traditions.

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  • Weronika

    Weronika

    Polish

    Weronika is the Polish form of Veronica, traditionally connected to Greek Berenike, meaning "bringing victory" or "victory bearer." In Christian tradition, Veronica has also been read as "true image," from the Latin phrase vera icona.

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  • Teodora

    Teodora

    Polish

    Teodora is the Polish form of Theodora, a Greek name meaning “gift of God.” It comes from the Greek elements theos, meaning “god,” and doron, meaning “gift.”

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  • Żaneta

    Żaneta

    Polish

    Żaneta is the Polish form of Jeannette, a feminine form in the John family, commonly connected to the Hebrew Yochanan meaning "God is gracious." Some name sources also link Zaneta to Cornish Gwenhwÿfar, meaning "white, fair" and "spirit."

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  • Sasza

    Sasza

    Polish

    Sasza is the Polish spelling of Sasha, a Slavic short form of Alexander and Alexandra. Its meaning is commonly given as “defender” or “helper of mankind.”

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  • Nicola

    Nicola

    Polish

    Nicola is a unisex Polish name whose exact meaning is not confirmed in the supplied sources. The sources do show Nicola as a given name used by notable people in entertainment, politics, sports, fashion, and writing.

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  • Patrycja

    Patrycja

    Polish

    Patrycja is the Polish feminine form of Patricius, connected with Patrick and Patricia. Its meaning traces back to the Latin idea of a patrician, or noble person.

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  • Ilango

    Ilango

    Tamil

    Ilango is a Tamil boy name meaning “young prince,” “young king,” or “youthful ruler.” It comes from Tamil elements linked with youth and kingship, giving the name a bright, noble feel.

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  • Maran

    Maran

    Tamil

    Maran is a Tamil boy's name with an uncertain published meaning in the available sources. It is a short, strong name used in Tamil Nadu, and it also appears as a surname in India and beyond.

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  • Kabilan

    Kabilan

    Tamil

    Kabilan is a Tamil boy's name with no verified meaning in the provided sources. It is used as a given name and also appears as a surname in global surname data.

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  • Aadhirai

    Aadhirai

    Tamil

    Aadhirai is a Tamil girl name whose exact meaning is not confirmed by the provided sources. It has a graceful, distinctly Tamil sound and is currently associated in public media with actress Aadhirai Soundarajan.

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  • Agalya

    Agalya

    Tamil

    Agalya is a Tamil girl name associated with beauty and splendor. Some name lists also connect it with lovability and light.

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  • Pavazham

    Pavazham

    Tamil

    Pavazham is a Tamil girl name meaning "coral." It has a bright, jewel-like feel, with a soft start and the distinctive Tamil "zh" sound in the middle.

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  • Kuyil

    Kuyil

    Tamil

    Kuyil is a Tamil girl name meaning “cuckoo bird,” often understood as the Asian koel, a bird loved for its sweet, clear call. Baby name sources also gloss it as “sweet voice like a cuckoo bird.”

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  • Senthil

    Senthil

    Tamil

    Senthil is a Tamil boy name with a bright, familiar sound in Tamil-speaking families. The provided sources do not give a verified literal meaning, so its safest meaning here is as a Tamil masculine given name.

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  • Pugazh

    Pugazh

    Tamil

    Pugazh is a Tamil name meaning "fame," "glory," or "praise." It has a bright, honorable feel, suggesting a child who is cherished and spoken of with warmth.

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  • Anbarasan

    Anbarasan

    Tamil

    Anbarasan is a Tamil boy's name meaning “king of love,” “affectionate ruler,” or “kind king.” It comes from Tamil anbu, meaning love or affection, and arasan, meaning king or ruler.

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  • Parithi

    Parithi

    Tamil

    Parithi is a Tamil boy's name commonly understood as "sun," "solar deity," or "radiant one." It carries a bright, warm feeling, with associations of light, energy, and steady presence.

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  • Thamarai

    Thamarai

    Tamil

    Thamarai is a Tamil girl name meaning "lotus" or "lotus flower." It carries gentle associations with purity, beauty, love, rebirth, and spiritual growth.

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  • Poonkodi

    Poonkodi

    Tamil

    Poonkodi is a Tamil feminine name meaning "flowering vine" or "floral creeper." It comes from Tamil pū, meaning "flower," and kodi, meaning "vine" or "creeper."

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  • Abinaya

    Abinaya

    Tamil

    Abinaya is a Sanskrit-origin name meaning “expression,” “acting,” or “performance.” It carries a graceful connection to storytelling, emotion, dance, and dramatic art.

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  • Sarvesh

    Sarvesh

    Tamil

    Sarvesh is an Indian boy's name rooted in Sanskrit, commonly understood to mean "supreme being" or "lord of all." It carries a devotional, dignified feeling and is used in Tamil-speaking families as well as more broadly across India.

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  • Advait Raghav Mishra

    Advait Raghav Mishra

    Hindi

    Advait is a Hindi, Indian, and Sanskrit boy name meaning “unique” or “not dual.” It carries a calm, thoughtful feeling, with a meaning that points to oneness and individuality.

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  • Vihaan Arjun Tiwari

    Vihaan Arjun Tiwari

    Hindi

    Vihaan is commonly understood as a Hindi boy name meaning “dawn” or “morning.” Arjun comes from Sanskrit Arjuna, meaning “bright,” “white,” or “clear,” giving Vihaan Arjun Tiwari a luminous, hopeful feel.

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  • Reyansh Kabir Sinha

    Reyansh Kabir Sinha

    Hindi

    Reyansh is commonly understood as “first ray of sunlight” and “an ansh, or part, of Lord Vishnu.” With Kabir and Sinha, the full name carries a bright, spiritual, and distinctly Indian feel.

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  • Tomás Henrique Martins

    Tomás Henrique Martins

    Portuguese

    Tomás is the Portuguese form of Thomas, a name traditionally connected with the idea of a twin. Martins is a Portuguese surname meaning son of Martin, giving the full name a warm patronymic feel.

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  • Zohar

    Zohar

    Hebrew

    Zohar is a Hebrew unisex name meaning "light," "radiance," or "brilliance." It has a clear, luminous sound and a strong connection to Jewish mystical tradition.

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  • Ahuva

    Ahuva

    Hebrew

    Ahuva is a Hebrew girls' name meaning “dearly loved” or “cherished.” It comes from the Hebrew idea of being beloved, with a tender, direct sound.

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  • Avital

    Avital

    Hebrew

    Avital is a Hebrew name meaning “my father is the dew” or “father of the dew.” It’s tied to the image of morning dew, fresh, quiet, and life-giving.

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  • Ayala

    Ayala

    Hebrew

    Ayala is a Hebrew girl name commonly understood to mean “doe,” “female deer,” or “gazelle.” It has a gentle, graceful feel with a clear nature image at its heart.

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  • Carmel

    Carmel

    Hebrew

    Carmel comes from Hebrew כַּרְמֶל, Karmel, meaning “garden,” “orchard,” or “plantation.” It also carries strong place-name ties to Mount Carmel in Israel and the Catholic title Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

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  • Efrat

    Efrat

    Hebrew

    Efrat is a Hebrew and Israeli name used as both a given name and a surname. Its precise meaning is not confirmed in the supplied sources, so the safest reading is to treat it as a Hebrew place-linked and family name with modern Israeli use.

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  • Einav

    Einav

    Hebrew

    Einav is a Hebrew name explained as “eye of his father” or “eyes of his father.” It carries a gentle sense of watchful care, protection, and parental love.

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  • Galit

    Galit

    Hebrew

    Galit is a Hebrew girl name usually understood to mean "wave." It comes from Hebrew roots connected with rolling, revealing, and flowing motion.

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  • Yonatan

    Yonatan

    Hebrew

    Yonatan is a Hebrew boy name meaning "YHWH has given" or "God has given." It comes from the same biblical root as Jonathan and carries the warm idea of a child received as a gift.

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  • Meital

    Meital

    Hebrew

    Meital is a Hebrew girl name meaning “dew drop” or “morning dew.” It is also connected with the elements “mei,” meaning “water,” and “tal,” meaning “dew.”

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  • Michal

    Michal

    Hebrew

    Michal is a Hebrew girl name often understood as “who is like God?” or “what is God like?” It is also connected in some Hebrew name scholarship with the image of “a little stream of water.”

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  • Merav

    Merav

    Hebrew

    Merav is a Hebrew feminine name meaning “increase” or “abundance.” It is the Hebrew form of the biblical name Merab.

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  • Oshrat

    Oshrat

    Hebrew

    Oshrat is a Hebrew girl name meaning "happiness" or "blessedness." It comes from the Hebrew word osher, which means happiness, fortune, or wealth.

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  • Rakefet

    Rakefet

    Hebrew

    Rakefet is a Hebrew girl name meaning "cyclamen," the delicate Mediterranean flower known in Israel for its nodding pink, white, and purple blooms. It has a gentle, nature-rich feeling with a distinctly Hebrew sound.

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  • Rinat

    Rinat

    Hebrew

    Rinat is a Hebrew feminine name connected to רינה, rina, meaning “joy,” “singing,” or “song of joy.” It carries the feeling of a voice lifted in happiness.

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  • Rotem

    Rotem

    Hebrew

    Rotem is a Hebrew unisex name taken from the desert plant Retama raetam. It may also connect to a Hebrew root meaning “to bind” or “to tie.”

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  • Keren

    Keren

    Hebrew

    Keren is a Hebrew girl name meaning "ram's horn" and "ray of light." It has a bright, clear sound with a gentle strength behind it.

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