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Moon
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Amaris: english: Child of the
Moon |
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Ay: turkish: Moon |
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Aysel: turkish: Moonlike |
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Badria: afghani: Moonlike |
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Chandrika: hindu: moonlight
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Chantrea: cambodian: Moonlight
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Cynthia: greek: Moon |
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Dolunay: turkish: Full moon
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Hilal: turkish: Cresent |
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Indu: hindu: moon |
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Indukala: hindu: moonlight |
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Indulala: hindu: moonlight |
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Induma: hindu: moon |
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Indumukhi: hindu: with moonlike
face |
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Isadora: greek: Gift of the
moon |
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Jyotsna: hindu: moonlight |
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Kamaria: somali: Like the moon
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Kamra: muslim: Moon |
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Kaumudi: hindu: moonlight |
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Konane (koh-nah-neh): hawaiian:
Bright as the moonlight |
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Levana: hebrew: Moon |
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Luna: latin: Moon |
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Lunula: latin: Half moon |
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Magena (mah-jeen-ah): native
american: The coming moon |
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Mah: persian: Moon |
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Mahasti: persian: "You are a
moon" |
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Mahin: persian: Related to the
moon |
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Mahina (mah-heen-nah): hawaiian:
Moon |
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Mahliqua: persian: Moonlike
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Mahstai (mah-sah-tee): persian:
Moon lady |
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Mehtap: turkish: Moonlight |
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Miakoda (migh-yah-koh-dah):
native american: Power of the moon |
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Migina (mi-jee-nah): omaha indian:
Moon returning |
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Mika (mee-kah): japanese: New
moon |
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Mimiteh (meh-meh-teh): native
american: New moon |
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Mitena: native american: Coming
moon; new moon |
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Mitexi: native american: Sacred
Moon |
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Neoma/Neona: greek: New Moon
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Nuray: turkish: Moonlight |
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Ofra: mandinka: Moon |
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Philomena: greek: Lover of the
moon |
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Quamarah: muslim: The moon |
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Qamra: arabic: Moon |
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Selena: greek: Moon |
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Shashi (shah-shee): hindu: Moonbeam
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Soma: indian: Moon |
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Somatra: indian: Excelling the
moon |
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Tainn: native american: New
moon |
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Yue: chinese: Moon |
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Sun
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Cam: english-gypsy: Beloved,
refering to the sun |
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Ghazaalah: persian: Graceful;
the sun |
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Grian (Gree-ahn): scottish:
Sun |
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Grianghath (gree-an-gah-th):
scottish: Sunbeam |
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Kala: hawaiian: Sun; princess
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Levana: latin: Rising sun |
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Savita: indian: Sun |
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Shamsa: persian: Sun |
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Solana: spanish: Sunshine |
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Tanya: greek: Sun |
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Stars
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Ashwini: hindu: name of a star
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Asta: greek: Star |
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Astra: greek: Like a star |
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Astrid: armenian: Star |
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Anusha: hindu: beautiful morning,
a star |
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Anuradha: hindu: a bright star
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Chandani: hindu: star |
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Citla (see-tlah or seh-tal-ah):
aztec: Star |
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Citlalmina (sit-lahl-MEEN-ah):
aztec: Arrow stars (meteorite) |
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Danica (dah-nee-kah): slavic:
The morning star |
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Estelle: latin: Star |
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Ester/Esther: swedish: Star
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Falak: arabian: Star |
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Hesper: greek: Evening star
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Hoshi: japanese: A star |
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Izar: basque: Star |
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Kira (kigh-rah): persian: Sun
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Lani: hawaiian: Sky |
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Lumen: latin: Star |
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Mamid: native american: The
star dancer |
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Najmah: arabian: Star |
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Najum: muslim: Stars |
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Parvin: persian: Cluster of
stars, Pleiades |
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Roxanna: latin: Sparkling star
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Sidra: latin: Like a star |
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Sitara: sanskrit: Morning Star
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Soraya/Suraya: persian: Star;
Pleiades constellation; Princess |
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Spica (spigh-kah): latin: Name
of a star |
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Starlet: etymological: A diminuitive
star, or a young aspiring movie actress. |
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Svetlana (svet-lah- nah): russian:
Star |
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Thurrayya: muslim: Star; the
Pleiades |
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Yildiz: turkish: Star |
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Weather
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Amshula: hindu: Sunny |
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Ambuda: hindu: Cloud |
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Anan: arabian: Clouds |
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Aolani: hawaiian: Heavenly cloud
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Apolline: greek: Sunshine, warmth
and strength |
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Beohmida (bee-ohm-ee-dah): korean:
Rain; rainfall |
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Dagna: teutonic: Fair as day
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Damini: hindu: Lightning |
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Huyana: native american: Rain
falling |
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Istas (ee-stahs): native american:
Snow |
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Jora: hebrew: Autumn rain |
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Karli: turkish: Covered with
snow |
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Kartane: turkish: Snowflake
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Manju: hindu: Snow, dew drops
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Megha: hindu: Cloud |
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Miyuki: japanses: Deep snow
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Nariko: japanese: Thunder child
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Neha: hindu: Love, rain |
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Neva: spanish: Snow |
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Nevada: latin: Snowy |
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Skye: latin/welsh: Sky |
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Stiria: latin: Icicle |
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Taima (tah-ee-mah): native american:
Crash of thunder |
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Tama: native american: Thunderbolt
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Tempesta: latin: Storm |
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Thora/Tora: old norse: Thunder
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Varsha: hindu: Rain |
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Xia: chinese: Cloud |
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Other
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Alaula: hawaiian: Light of daybreak
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Ambar: hindu: Sky |
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Aruna: hindu: Dawn |
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Arunima: hindu: Glow of dawn
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Azura: english: Clear blue sky
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Celeste/Celina/Celene/Celine/Celestia/Celestine/Celestina:
jewish-latin: Heavenly, celestrial |
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Dagny: norwegian: Day, brightness
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Dawn: old english: Dawn |
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Duha: muslim: Forenoon |
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Jannah/Jannat: muslim: Heaven,
garden |
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Koko: native american: Night
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Laila (lah-ee-lah): danish:
Night |
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Lailie (lay-lee): hebrew: Born
during the night |
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Lani: hawaiian: Sky, heaven
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Leila (lay-lah): arabic: Born
at night, black |
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Lelia: swahili: night |
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Leilani: hawaiian: Heavenly
(Sky) child |
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Lila: arabic: Night |
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Mahirimah (mah-hher-eh-mah):
persian: Sun-moon; very beautiful |
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Menaka: hindu: Celestial damsel
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Nalani: hawaiian: Calmness of
the heavens(skies) |
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Nisha: india: Night |
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Nyx: greek: Night |
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Okelani: hawaiian: From heaven
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Orianna: latin: Golden, dawning
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Ratri: hindu: Night |
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Roxana: persian: Dawn |
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Sahira (sah-heer-ah): muslim:
Earth, moon, spring which flows constantly |
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Sandya: hindu: Sunset time |
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Seher: turkish: Dawn |
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Shabanna: muslim: Belonging
to the night; young lady |
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Sonsee-array: apache: Morning
star takes away clouds |
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Zarah: hebrew: Coming of dawn
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Zerlinda: hebrew: Beautiful
dawn |
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Zora: greek: Dawn |
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Male Names |
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Moon
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Balachandra: hindu: Young moon
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Chander/Chandra: hindu: Moon
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Chandrashekhar: hindu: One who
holds moon in his hair knot (Shiva) |
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Chandresh: hindu: Lord of the
moon |
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Divyendu: hindu: Bright moon
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Hemachandra: hindu: Golden moon
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Jacy: native american: The moon
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Lalitchandra: hindu: Beautiful
moon |
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Mayank: hindu: Moon |
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Phoolendu: hindu: Full moon
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Quamar: muslim: The moon |
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Shashank: hindu: Moon |
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Shashee: hindu: Moon |
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Sudhanssu: hindu: Moon |
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Tungesh: hindu: Moon |
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Virochan: hindu: Moon |
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Sun
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Aland: english: Bright as the
sun |
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Anshuman: hindu: Sun |
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Arun: hindu: Sun |
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Bhaskar: hindu: Sun |
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Ciro: spanish: Sun |
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Dinesh: hindu: Sun |
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Dinkar: hindu: Sun |
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Divakar: hindu: Sun |
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Finley: english: Sunbeam |
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Hari: hindu: Sun |
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Ishan: hindu: Sun |
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Jayaditya: hindu: Victorious
sun |
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Khorshid (kohr-sheed): persian:
Sun |
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Lalitaditya: hindu: Beautiful
sun |
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Martand: hindu: Sun |
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Mihir: hindu: Sun |
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Prabhakar: hindu: Sun |
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Samson: hebrew: Like the sun
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Sol/Solis: latin: Sun; sunshine
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Solisorcasus (soh-leh-sohr-kay-sas):
latin: Sun-set |
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Solisortus (soh-leh-sohr-toos):
latin: Sun-rise |
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Suresh: hindu: Sun |
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Surya: hindu: Sun |
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Suryakant: hindu: Loved by the
sun |
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Tapan: hindu: Sun, summer |
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Stars
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Altair: greek: Star |
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Baran: latin: Form of star Aldebaran
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Eous (ee-oh-oos): latin: Morning
star |
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Tarak: hindu: Star |
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Xihuitl (shee-WHEE-tl): aztec:
Comet |
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Weather
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Afteb: persian: Sunshine |
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Barf: persian: Snow |
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Brishen: english-gypsy: Born
during a rain |
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Helaku (hel-ah-koo): native
american: Sunny day |
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Tufan: persian: Storm |
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Yakh: persian: Ice |
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Weather/Other
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Ambar: hindu: Sky |
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Akash: hindu: Sky |
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Dag: norwegian: Day |
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Daren: nigerian: Born at night
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Delano: old french: Of the night
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Eos: latin: Dawn |
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Gagan (gay-gahn): sukhism: Sky,
heaven |
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Gaganvihari: hindu: One who
stays in heaven |
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Hinehr (high-nehr): korean:
Sky |
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Kane (kah-nee): hawaiian: The
eastern sky |
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Nesf-e-shab: persian: Midnight
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Nishit: hindu: Midnight |
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Nilay: hindu: Heaven |
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Prabhat: hindu: Dawn |
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Rakesh: hindu: Lord of the night,
sun |
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Rajanikant: hindu: Sun, lord
of night |
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Taran: hindu: Heaven |
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Tlanextic (tlan-NEX-tik): aztec:
The light of dawn |
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Yakecan (yah-keh-shen): dene
indian: Skysong |
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Yaten: japanese: Night sky |
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Vyomesh: hindu: Lord of the
sky |
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Both
genders |
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Glacius/Glacies (glay-sees):
latin: Ice |
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Hoshi: japanese: Star |
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Koori: japanese: Ice |
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Nichi: japanese: Sun |
| |
Ryuuza: japanese: Draco (dragon)
constellation |
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Sei: japanese: Star |
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Seiya: japanese: Star Field
|
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Shab: persian: Night |
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Sobh: persian: Morning |
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Storm: old english: Stormy weather
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Tsukino: japanese: Of the moon
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Planets
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Dosei: japanese: Saturn; roughly
translates "earth star" |
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Kaiousei: japanese: Neptune;
roughly translates "sea/ocean king star" |
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Kasei: japanese: Mars; roughly
translates "fire star" |
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Kinsei: japanese: Venus; roughly
translates "gold star" |
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Meiousei: japanese: Pluto; roughly
translates "dark king star" |
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Mokusei: japanese: Jupiter;
roughly translates "wood star" |
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Mushtaree: muslim: Jupiter,
planet |
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Suisei: japanese: Mercury; roughly
translates "water star" |
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Taiyou/Hiyou: japanese: Sun;
roughly translates "big sunshine" or "fire sunshine"
|
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Tennousei: japanese: Uranus;
roughly translates "sky/heaven king star" |
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Tsuchi: japanese: Earth |
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Tsuki: japanese: Moon |
