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Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth
"pledged by God"
German pet form of Elizabeth
"pledged to God"
German and Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth
Dutch dminutive of Elizabeth
German compound name
"pledged to God + other, unknown"
German variation of Liselotte, combination of Liese and Charlotte
"pledged to God + free man"
Dutch
German diminutive of Elizabeth
Italian diminutive of Lia or short form of Giulietta
"weary; sky-father, youthful"
Yiddish variation of Lev
"heart"
Word name or short form of Godelieve, Flemish, Dutch
"sweet, dear; beloved by God"
Word name
"existence, being, vitality"
Diminutive of Elijah, Hebrew
"Yahweh is God"
Greek
"clear-voiced, whistling"
Nature name
Sinhalese
"bird"
Chinese
"pear blossom"
Nepali, meaning unknown
Nepali or Thai
"written, textual; destined, fated"
Hawaiian
"leaf bud"
Romanization of Riko, Japanese
"white jasmine"
"leaf bud, newly opened leaf + red"
Diminutive of Lillian and Lily, flower name
"lily"
Compound of Lila and Belle, Arabic; French
"night; beautiful"
English, from Persian
"bluish or lilac"
Hebrew
"lilac"
Latin variation of Lilaia, Greek
"longed for"
Navajo, meaning unknown
French, Portuguese
"lilac; lily"
Sanskrit
Scottish variation of Lily
English
"from the island; lilies"
Spelling variation of Lily or diminutive of Lilian
Alternate spelling of Lillian, English
"lily; pledged to God"
French
French variation of Lilian
"lily, a flower"
Spelling variation of Liliana
Latin
English combination of Lily + Beth or diminutive of Elizabeth, Hebrew
Variation of Lillian
Variation of Elizabeth, Lilith, or Liliette, Hispanic, English, Hebrew
"God is my oath; of the night; little lily"
Diminutive of Lily or Elizabeth
"little lily; little one pledged to God"
"smarting pain of the eyes"
"passionfruit"
"scarlet sage"
Combination of Lily and Mae
"lily + pearl; lily + mother; lily + beloved"
Spanish
"lily of the sea"
French diminutive of Lillian and similar
"fine mist"
French and Italian masculine form of Lilia, Latin
Hungarian
Walloon diminutive of Elise, French, Hebrew
Armenian
Latvian
"of the night"
Flower name, Latin
Invented name, combination of Lili and Guinevere
"lily + white shadow, white wave"
Welsh
"white lily"
Literature, Welsh
"white lily, blessed lily"
Russian; Bulgarian; Ukrainian
Icelandic, Faroese, and Finnish variation of Lily; "lily"
Hungarian diminutive of Lívia and Lídia, Hindi variant of Lila, Italian, Swedish, and Danish word name
"to envy; from Lydia; lilac; little; purple"
Swedish
"little brother"
Scandinavia
"little mother"
"little devoted one"
