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Agathon |
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In Ancient Greece. Derived from the Greek term, agathos, meaning, good.
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Alphée |
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Character of Greek mythology. God The river, who spread his waters to Sicily to capture the nymph Arethusa who was hiding there.
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Amance |
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Rares Latin origin, among the Knights known is the Bishop of Como in Lombardy, it is he who built the Basilica of the Holy Apostles. At Como in Lombardy, in the year 449, he was the third to sit on the cathedral of this Church. |
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Archembault |
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Rares Former baptismal name of Germanic origin, stemming from the sincere arcan root, natural and bald daring, intrepid. It is originally a nickname that evoked a moral quality of an individual.
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Aydan |
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Usually means * moon *, it is of Indian origin. Similar names: Chayne, Cheyne, Cahyono, Chyna. |
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Baptistine |
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It is the female form of Baptist, the prophet, who predicted the imminent arrival of the kingdom of God. First name that comes from the Greek word baptizein which means, dive into the water or immerse.
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Bathilde |
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Name can be used today, it is a medieval name. As Bathilde known we find Saint Bathilde, widow of Clovis 2, in 647, she will then be queen regent of the kingdom.
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Blanchefleur |
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Ah yes! There is something pleasant to look at, Jolipaire is the Chatelaine, a beautiful slender blonde with white skin, cheek rubiconbes and scarlet lips. Her name is Blanchefleur. |
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Brunehilde |
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Medieval was the daughter of the Scandinavian god Odin, it was the first of the Valkyries. Siegfried pulled her from the enchanted sleep into which her father had thrown her. A legend that will inspire Wagner, The Ring of Nibelung and the tale of The Slee |
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Calandra |
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Very ecological name, since it means * green space * in Greek. |
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Cassien |
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Comes from the Greek, kassia and denotes a cassier, name of a tropical shrub. One of Caesar's assassins in the Senate in Rome bore this name. |
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Chayana |
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Usually means * moon *, it is of Indian origin. Similar names: Chayne, Cheyne, Cahyono, Chyna. |
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Delima |
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We find our first name in Malaysia. It comes from Sanskrit, which is the language of Hindu and Buddhist religious texts. Running in France between 1825 and 1849.
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Espérance |
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Comes from the Latin "sperare" meaning "to hope". A saint, Maria Esperanza de la Cruz, co-founder of the Augustinian Missionaries.
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Guilhem |
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The name Guilhem has existed since the early days of Christendom and was especially illustrated by a panoply of nobles, lords and religious. This expansion restricted to a certain social class. |
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Hemmone |
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Medieval Name, comes from Latin. hailing from Hamburg, Germany (so rare that I had trouble finding information, if you know more ...)
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Hermengaarde |
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13 Ermengarde Rares Hermengarde, Ermengard, Ermengart, Irmingarde, Irmingard, Hermenjart and ) It is a feminine given name, worn by several female figures, especially in the Middle Ages. |
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Kadesh |
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Region / name famous battles of the early thirteenth century before our area, opposing two great powers: Hittite empire-led armies led by Muwatalli II and Egypt led by Ramses II, himself. Also Egyptian / Persian mythology |
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Kiron |
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Wise Master, comes from Greek mythology. Son of Phylire nymph and Cronos, he brought wisdom to Achilles and Ulysses. |
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Lago |
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First name of Hebrew origin, which means, that God favors. Also in the play Othello or William Shakespeare's The Moor of Venice. |
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