Best Sibling Names for Emrik
Names chosen to complement Emrik — matching origin (Slavic countries), era, and style.
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These sibling names share Emrik's Slavic countries roots or similar popularity era, and start with a different letter to avoid alliteration.
Milan
Emrik & Milan
UnisexSlavic countries
Gracious, dear.
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Brezlin
Emrik & Brezlin
UnisexSlavic countries
Slavic
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Wilniya
Emrik & Wilniya
GirlSlavic countries
brightness, illumination
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Brisny
Emrik & Brisny
GirlSlavic countries
a form of a name meaning 'breeze' or 'air'
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Dnia
Emrik & Dnia
GirlSlavic countries
Day
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Rus
Emrik & Rus
UnisexSlavic countries
Of the Rus' people
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Ivanna
Emrik & Ivanna
GirlSlavic countries
God is gracious.
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Nesya
Emrik & Nesya
GirlSlavic countries
gift
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Vanja
Emrik & Vanja
GirlSlavic countries
Croatian and Serbian (masculine and feminine) form of VANYA. It is also used in Scandinavia, where it is primarily feminine.
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Lineta
Emrik & Lineta
GirlSlavic countries
flaxen, born of flax
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Jasenya
Emrik & Jasenya
GirlSlavic countries
Healer
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Zarelia
Emrik & Zarelia
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Milana
Emrik & Milana
GirlSlavic countries
gracious, dear
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Tajiana
Emrik & Tajiana
GirlSlavic countries
Crown
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Danytza
Emrik & Danytza
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Jelitza
Emrik & Jelitza
GirlSlavic countries
heavenly girl
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Vyktoria
Emrik & Vyktoria
GirlSlavic countries
Victorious
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Mikasia
Emrik & Mikasia
GirlSlavic countries
who is like God
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Yary
Emrik & Yary
GirlSlavic countries
Derived from the name Yuri, meaning 'to be brave'.
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Kallina
Emrik & Kallina
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Dejanna
Emrik & Dejanna
GirlSlavic countries
a form of 'Diana', meaning 'heavenly' or 'divine'
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Daijana
Emrik & Daijana
GirlSlavic countries
A source of joy
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Mateya
Emrik & Mateya
GirlSlavic countries
Gift of God
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Izidora
Emrik & Izidora
GirlSlavic countries
gift of Isis; strong woman
Rumonda
Emrik & Rumonda
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Andricka
Emrik & Andricka
GirlSlavic countries
A beloved name with deep roots
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Knía
Emrik & Knía
GirlSlavic countries
a warrior or one who is strong
Seja
Emrik & Seja
GirlSlavic countries
evening, dusk
Alija
Emrik & Alija
UnisexSlavic countries
Exalted, noble
Nadaja
Emrik & Nadaja
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Avala
Emrik & Avala
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Majerle
Emrik & Majerle
GirlSlavic countries
brave
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Lubina
Emrik & Lubina
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Nitra
Emrik & Nitra
GirlSlavic countries
night
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Jelene
Emrik & Jelene
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Terasa
Emrik & Terasa
GirlSlavic countries
Harvester, Reaper
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Andrica
Emrik & Andrica
GirlSlavic countries
Brave or manly
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Taska
Emrik & Taska
GirlSlavic countries
Bringer of hope
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Blanka
Emrik & Blanka
GirlSlavic countries
White, fair
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Treca
Emrik & Treca
GirlSlavic countries
beloved or sweet
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Denica
Emrik & Denica
GirlSlavic countries
Valley, Lowland
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Natasa
Emrik & Natasa
GirlSlavic countries
A form of the name Natalia, meaning 'birthday' or 'born on Christmas'.
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Brasia
Emrik & Brasia
GirlSlavic countries
Brave, strong
Ledora
Emrik & Ledora
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Miketa
Emrik & Miketa
GirlSlavic countries
a form of the name Michel, meaning 'who is like God'
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Nataska
Emrik & Nataska
GirlSlavic countries
from the name Natalia, meaning born on Christmas
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Gabina
Emrik & Gabina
GirlSlavic countries
God is my strength; feminine form of Gabriel
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Tonya
Emrik & Tonya
GirlSlavic countries
Short form of ANTONIA. Its use was probably positively influenced by the name TANYA.
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Vayda
Emrik & Vayda
GirlSlavic countries
a branch or willow
Ivetta
Emrik & Ivetta
GirlSlavic countries
a form of the name Yvette, meaning yew tree
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Janica
Emrik & Janica
GirlSlavic countries
God is gracious
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Jesa
Emrik & Jesa
GirlSlavic countries
gift, present
Taminka
Emrik & Taminka
GirlSlavic countries
little tamarind tree
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Reneta
Emrik & Reneta
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Maricka
Emrik & Maricka
GirlSlavic countries
bitter
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Rejena
Emrik & Rejena
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Katasia
Emrik & Katasia
GirlSlavic countries
pure, chaste
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Stana
Emrik & Stana
GirlSlavic countries
standing or stable
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Milisa
Emrik & Milisa
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Blasa
Emrik & Blasa
GirlSlavic countries
glory, wealth
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Zora
Emrik & Zora
GirlSlavic countries
From a South and West Slavic word meaning "dawn, aurora".
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Brisna
Emrik & Brisna
GirlSlavic countries
to live, survive
Kutina
Emrik & Kutina
GirlSlavic countries
A name derived from 'Kutie', meaning the one who has a small quantity.
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Dolena
Emrik & Dolena
GirlSlavic countries
Sorrowful
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Duska
Emrik & Duska
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Swanda
Emrik & Swanda
GirlSlavic countries
river or related to water
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Slavica
Emrik & Slavica
GirlSlavic countries
glory of the Slavs
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Aleksa
Emrik & Aleksa
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Caryna
Emrik & Caryna
GirlSlavic countries
pure; beloved
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Stanislava
Emrik & Stanislava
GirlSlavic countries
to become glorious
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Marishka
Emrik & Marishka
GirlSlavic countries
little Mary
Mirna
Emrik & Mirna
GirlSlavic countries
A female who is a gracious or a prosperous lady
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Sashe
Emrik & Sashe
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Milenia
Emrik & Milenia
GirlSlavic countries
millennia, age
Znya
Emrik & Znya
GirlSlavic countries
An embodiment of light
Medena
Emrik & Medena
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
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Nikolija
Emrik & Nikolija
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Danica
Emrik & Danica
GirlSlavic countries
Meaning 'morning star' or 'daybreak', often associated with the planet Venus.
Zorka
Emrik & Zorka
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Sonnya
Emrik & Sonnya
GirlSlavic countries
sunny
Gleda
Emrik & Gleda
GirlSlavic countries
Joy or gladness.
Marquetta
Emrik & Marquetta
GirlSlavic countries
A diminutive form of Margaret, meaning 'pearl'
Nadea
Emrik & Nadea
GirlSlavic countries
hope; a wish
Aliska
Emrik & Aliska
GirlSlavic countries
defender of mankind
Ancika
Emrik & Ancika
GirlSlavic countries
A beloved name with deep roots
Miste
Emrik & Miste
GirlSlavic countries
mist; mystery
Kayta
Emrik & Kayta
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Dasja
Emrik & Dasja
GirlSlavic countries
god's gift
Zonya
Emrik & Zonya
GirlSlavic countries
Sound
Denina
Emrik & Denina
GirlSlavic countries
From the valley or the deep place
Kaleta
Emrik & Kaleta
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Petrice
Emrik & Petrice
GirlSlavic countries
Stone
Vadra
Emrik & Vadra
GirlSlavic countries
Queen
Danja
Emrik & Danja
GirlSlavic countries
God is my judge
Kristana
Emrik & Kristana
GirlSlavic countries
Follower of Christ
Lilica
Emrik & Lilica
GirlSlavic countries
derived from 'lily', symbolizing purity and beauty.
Zelna
Emrik & Zelna
GirlSlavic countries
Meaning is often associated with peacefulness.
Tinka
Emrik & Tinka
GirlSlavic countries
princess
Trica
Emrik & Trica
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Tajsa
Emrik & Tajsa
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Nadija
Emrik & Nadija
GirlSlavic countries
Nadezhda) means 'hope'; associated with hope and faith
Dejuna
Emrik & Dejuna
GirlSlavic countries
young, youthful
Kristyana
Emrik & Kristyana
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Nadina
Emrik & Nadina
GirlSlavic countries
delicate, tender; hope
Nadasha
Emrik & Nadasha
GirlSlavic countries
Hope
Katenia
Emrik & Katenia
GirlSlavic countries
pure
Ledeja
Emrik & Ledeja
GirlSlavic countries
Possibly derived from 'leto', meaning 'summer', or 'led', meaning 'ice'.
Myrka
Emrik & Myrka
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Binca
Emrik & Binca
GirlSlavic countries
White, pure.
Denicka
Emrik & Denicka
GirlSlavic countries
the feminine form of Denek, meaning 'day'
Rodna
Emrik & Rodna
GirlSlavic countries
born in a certain place, the native or home-born
Lijana
Emrik & Lijana
GirlSlavic countries
graceful, tender
Velika
Emrik & Velika
GirlSlavic countries
A beloved name with deep roots
Temecka
Emrik & Temecka
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Cristyna
Emrik & Cristyna
GirlSlavic countries
Follower of Christ
Markita
Emrik & Markita
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Branya
Emrik & Branya
GirlSlavic countries
a small branch or twig, often associated with resilience
Dajana
Emrik & Dajana
GirlSlavic countries
Serbian and Croatian form of DIANA.
Jorga
Emrik & Jorga
GirlSlavic countries
farmer
Ivanah
Emrik & Ivanah
GirlSlavic countries
God is gracious
Dubraska
Emrik & Dubraska
GirlSlavic countries
from Dubrá
Nelena
Emrik & Nelena
GirlSlavic countries
light, torch
Iva
Emrik & Iva
GirlSlavic countries
Yew tree; warrior
Nikola
Emrik & Nikola
UnisexSlavic countries
Slavic
Tonika
Emrik & Tonika
GirlSlavic countries
Tonic, a variation of the name Antonia
Neka
Emrik & Neka
GirlSlavic countries
gift; riverside
Hristine
Emrik & Hristine
GirlSlavic countries
follower of Christ
Zoriya
Emrik & Zoriya
GirlSlavic countries
Dawn, sunrise.
Jelesia
Emrik & Jelesia
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Lesi
Emrik & Lesi
GirlSlavic countries
flute
Ticha
Emrik & Ticha
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Golena
Emrik & Golena
GirlSlavic countries
bright, shining
Zorana
Emrik & Zorana
GirlSlavic countries
Dawn; morning
Lovice
Emrik & Lovice
GirlSlavic countries
love
Tahnya
Emrik & Tahnya
GirlSlavic countries
fairy,
Vilena
Emrik & Vilena
GirlSlavic countries
valiant
Berlina
Emrik & Berlina
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Odra
Emrik & Odra
GirlSlavic countries
little river
Andrika
Emrik & Andrika
GirlSlavic countries
The name Andrika is a variant of the name Andrea, which means 'man' or 'warrior'.
Terecia
Emrik & Terecia
GirlSlavic countries
Harvester
Shurla
Emrik & Shurla
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Lanicka
Emrik & Lanicka
GirlSlavic countries
A form of Helena, shining light
Danika
Emrik & Danika
GirlSlavic countries
morning star
Leneka
Emrik & Leneka
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Olinka
Emrik & Olinka
GirlSlavic countries
to be like a thorn or a flower
Luda
Emrik & Luda
GirlSlavic countries
the one who is praised, love
Jernika
Emrik & Jernika
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Volina
Emrik & Volina
GirlSlavic countries
willow tree
Loda
Emrik & Loda
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Daniza
Emrik & Daniza
GirlSlavic countries
morning star
Brigita
Emrik & Brigita
GirlSlavic countries
Exalted one
Daneca
Emrik & Daneca
GirlSlavic countries
morning star, dawn
Donja
Emrik & Donja
GirlSlavic countries
Lady, ruler
Militza
Emrik & Militza
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Tieshka
Emrik & Tieshka
GirlSlavic countries
the goddess of love
Radoika
Emrik & Radoika
GirlSlavic countries
To rejoice, to be happy
Treda
Emrik & Treda
GirlSlavic countries
gift or gift from God
Verba
Emrik & Verba
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Tonja
Emrik & Tonja
GirlSlavic countries
the feminine form of Anton, meaning 'priceless' or 'invaluable'
Stara
Emrik & Stara
GirlSlavic countries
Star, one who is a star or shines
Nicketa
Emrik & Nicketa
GirlSlavic countries
victorious
Volena
Emrik & Volena
GirlSlavic countries
the one who is desired; indicative of beauty and charm
Djana
Emrik & Djana
GirlSlavic countries
God is my judge
Mria
Emrik & Mria
GirlSlavic countries
Wished-for child.; A variant of Maria.
Jezika
Emrik & Jezika
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Milika
Emrik & Milika
GirlSlavic countries
greatness
Voda
Emrik & Voda
GirlSlavic countries
Slavic
Yonika
Emrik & Yonika
GirlSlavic countries
to be full of grace
Latica
Emrik & Latica
GirlSlavic countries
Meaning 'little flower'
Jonya
Emrik & Jonya
GirlSlavic countries
God is gracious
Jandra
Emrik & Jandra
GirlSlavic countries
Defender of the people
Ilyana
Emrik & Ilyana
GirlSlavic countries
bright, shining
Olivia
Emrik & Olivia
Girl[English
This name was first used in this spelling by William Shakespeare for a character in his comedy 'Twelfth Night' (1602).
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Charlotte
Emrik & Charlotte
GirlFrance
free man
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Amelia
Emrik & Amelia
GirlGermanic
Variant of AMALIA, though it is sometimes confused with EMILIA, which has a different origin.
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Sophia
Emrik & Sophia
GirlGreece
wisdom
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Mia
Emrik & Mia
Girl[Swedish
Scandinavian, Dutch and German diminutive of MARIA. It coincides with the Italian word mia meaning "mine".
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Isabella
Emrik & Isabella
GirlItalian
God is my oath
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Ava
Emrik & Ava
GirlLatin
life; bird
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Luna
Emrik & Luna
Girl[Roman Mythology]
Means "the moon" in Latin. Luna was the Roman goddess of the moon, frequently depicted driving a white chariot through the sky.
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Harper
Emrik & Harper
GirlEnglish
Harp player.
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Sofia
Emrik & Sofia
GirlGreece
Form of SOPHIA.
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Camila
Emrik & Camila
GirlSpain
young ceremonial attendant
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Violet
Emrik & Violet
Girl[English]
From the English word violet for the purple flower, ultimately derived from Latin viola. It was common in Scotland from the 16th century, and it came into general use as an English given name during the 19th century.
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Scarlett
Emrik & Scarlett
GirlEngland
red; scarlet color
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Lily
Emrik & Lily
GirlEngland
pure; innocent
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Gianna
Emrik & Gianna
GirlItaly
God is gracious
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Aurora
Emrik & Aurora
Girl[Italian
Means "dawn" in Latin. Aurora was the Roman goddess of the morning. It has occasionally been used as a given name since the Renaissance.
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Penelope
Emrik & Penelope
GirlGreek
Weaver
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Nora
Emrik & Nora
GirlIreland
honor
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Aria
Emrik & Aria
GirlItaly
Air, melody; a long song in an opera.
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Chloe
Emrik & Chloe
GirlGreece
blooming
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Mila
Emrik & Mila
GirlSlavic
Slavic
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Avery
Emrik & Avery
GirlAmerican
Originally a surname meaning 'ruler of the elves'.
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Layla
Emrik & Layla
GirlArabic
night
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Abigail
Emrik & Abigail
Girl[English
From the Hebrew name אֲבִיגָיִל ('Avigayil) meaning "my father is joy". In the Old Testament this is the name of Nabal's wife. After Nabal's death she became the third wife of King David.... [more]
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Isla
Emrik & Isla
GirlEnglish-speaking countries
Island
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Nova
Emrik & Nova
Girl[English]
Derived from Latin novus meaning "new". It was first used as a name in the 19th century.
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Zoe
Emrik & Zoe
Girl[English
Means "life" in Greek. From early times it was adopted by Hellenized Jews as a translation of EVE. It was borne by two early Christian saints, one martyred under emperor Hadrian, the other martyred under Diocletian.
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Madison
Emrik & Madison
GirlAmerican
son of Maud, meaning 'a powerful warrior' or 'mighty warrior' in its original context
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