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# Name Meaning Gender Origin
1 Alpha First letter of the Greek alphabet Female Greek
2 Arizona Female
3 Avril April Female French
4 Bambi Italian familiar form from bambina, little girl Female Italian
5 Bertha Famous Female Germanic
6 Bryony Vine Female Greek
7 Cheyenne Speak incoherently Female American English
8 Da-xia Female
9 Dai Beloved Female Hebrew
10 Denali The great one Female Native American
11 Eden Delight Female Hebrew
12 Eleanor Pity Female Greek
13 Flora Flower Female Latin
14 Gerd Strength of the spear Female Germanic
15 Inez Chaste Female Greek
16 Jewel Precious stone Female English
17 Jinx Magic charm Female Latin
18 Kelly War Female Gaelic
19 Lacy Lacy Female English
20 Liberty Freedom Female Latin
21 Mabel Lovable Female English from Latin via French
22 Maxine Little Maximus Female Latin
23 Morgan Uncertain, perhaps bright sea Female Welsh
24 Nevada Snow-covered Female Spanish
25 Olympia From Mount Olympus Female Greek
26 Oni Born in a holy place Female African
27 Opal Jewel, gem Female Sanskrit
28 Pandora All gift Female Greek
29 Pebbles After the character in 'The Flintstones' cartoons Female English
30 Pixie A fairy like creature. Playful and mischievous Female English
31 Saxon Sharp blade Female German
32 Septima Seventh Born Female Latin
33 Sophie French form of Sophia, from Greek sophia, 'wisdom' Female French from Greek
34 Titania Uncertain, perhaps of the Titans Female Latin
35 Whitney White island Female English
36 Willow Modern English nature name from the willow tree, ultimately Old English welig Female English
37 Xena Foreigner Female Greek

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