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Dutch and Flemish form of Laurine or short form of Laurentien, French, Latin
"laurel; from Laurentum"
A Dutch and Flemish name that is used as either a short form of Laurentien, ultimately from Laurence or Laurentius, or as a variation of the French Laurine, itself an elaboration of Laure or Laura.…
Icelandic, Hebrew, Greek
"he has heard; flat-nosed"
Símonía is an Icelandic feminine form of the classic Simon, frillier than Simone but still slightly clunky, being a feminization. From its Hebrew origins, the name would mean "he has heard" while…
German
"steadfast, constant"
This surname-inspired name derives from the Old German word statel meaning "steadfast" or "constant", so it could be a very modern honor for someone named Constance. Used for a character in The…
Diminutive form of Gwenllian, Welsh
"white, flaxen"
Used almost exclusively in its native Wales, Gwenlli is a sweet but substantial short form of Gwenllian. The longform was borne by a medieval Welsh princess, known for her bravery and resistance…