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Slovene diminutive of Doroteja and Mateja
"gift of God"
Sanskrit
"radiance, brilliant, splendor"
Mohawk
"she who puts things in place; she who bumps into things"
Greek
"art, craft, skill"
Hebrew
"stockade or horn trumpet"
Georgian diminutive of Tekla or Tekle, Greek
"glory of god"
"broad strap"
"hill of Assar"
"fighting from afar"
Welsh
"your mayfly"
Spanish, from Greek
"bringer of completion"
"consecration"
Lithuanian deity
Occupational name, word name
"to receive and give out money; someone who narrates or recounts something"
Occupational name
"to receive and give out money"
Finnish mythological name
Portuguese version of Thelma
"will"
Variation of Elmo
German diminutive of Elisabeth, contract of Sünt Else
"pledged to God; saint pledged to God"
Yiddish variation of Tamar, Hebrew
"tree"
"from the south"
Japanese
"handball; heaven ball"
Greek place name
Virtue name
English word name
"storm"
"turbulent, stormy"
Diminutive of Temperance, English
"abstinence"
English
"dweller near the temple"
"church attendant"
"temple settlement"
Italian
"time"
Tumbuka
"love"
Croatian, from Spanish
"to harvest"
"persistence"
American, Miwok
"evening star"
English, Old French
"freshwater fish; freshwater angler"
Swahili
"make things happen"
Turkic, Mongolian
"ocean, sea"
Georgian, Turkic
"sea, ocean"
"burnt clearing"
Native American, Cherokee, place-name
"bend in the river; meeting place"
"bend in the river or meeting place"
Medieval diminutive of Denis,
"of Zeus, godlike"
Diminutive of Tennessee, Cherokee
"son of Dennis"
Nahuatl
"stone, rock + prickly pear cactus"
"heaven; little by little; dot"
"sky and heavens"
Variation of Tenzin, Tibetan
"protector of Dharma"
Tibetian
"Holder of the teaching"
Tibetan
"holder of the teaching"
Slavic variation of Theodore, English from Greek
Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Slovene and Serbian form of Theodora
Lithuanian from Greek
