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Turkish
"moon rose; moon flower"
Swahili, Arabic, Sanskrit
"without an owner; good, pure; awe-inspiring, respected"
Hebrew, or Turkish, spelling variation of Ayla
"oak tree, or halo, moonlight"
Variation of Ailani, Hawaiian, Hisapnic
"high chief; shining light; of the moon"
Variation of Alanis and Ailany, Spanish
"handsome, cheerful; high chief; shining light, of the moon"
Hawaiian, Hispanic variation of Aileen or Aylin
"high chief; shining light, of the moon"
Scottish, English
"light"
Variation of Aileen or Ayla
Mapuche
"ember; clear"
Azerbaijani form of Aylin
"of the moon"
"moon"
French
"beloved"
Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkish
"moon commander, moon princess"
English
"grace"
Arabic variation of Aynur, Turkish
"moonlight"
Kyrgyz and Azerbaijani form of Aynur, Turkish, Arabic
Yoruba, Nigerian
"joy"
"I am blessed with joy"
"joy has come home"
Japanese, Yoruba
"peaceful, reason + beauty; my joy"
Yoruba
"my joy has arrived"
Sanskrit
"respectable, awe-inspiring"
Arabic, Urdu or Sanskrit
"respectable, awe-inspiring; or a name for the goddess Saraswati"
"living rose"
Turkish; Azerbaijani
"moon flood"
Indonesian
"very feminine, beautiful"
Variation of Ava
Variation of Aysel, Turkish, Arabic
"moon flood, moon stream; gift of God, good fortune; noble"
Variation of Aysel, Turkish
"moon flood; beautiful moon"
Arabic
"powerful"
Spanish, Arabic
"orange blossom, flower"
Variation of Azahar, Spanish, Arabic
"orange blossom; to shine"
Hebrew
"my strength is Yahweh"
Occitan form of Adelais, Germanic
"noble"
English, variation of Azalea
Variation of Azelia, Azalea, or Atsalyahu, English, Hebrew
"noble; flower; God has reserved, God has set aside"
Japanese; Persian
"thistle flower; greatest"
Iranian
"fire"
American variation of Azariah or Azhari, Hebrew, Malay
"helped by God; shining, brilliant"
Spelling variation of Azariah
"Yahweh has helped"
"helped by God"
Variation of Azaiah, Asaiah, or Aziah, Hebrew
"my strength is Yahweh; the Lord Hath Made"
"scapegoat"
Variation of Azélie or Azalea, French, Greek
"noble type; flower, dry"
Variation of Azélie, French
"noble type"
Literary variation of Anselma, German
"God helmet; divine protection"
Ancient Egyptian via Spanish
"holy to Anath"
Breton form of Elinor or Helen
Persian
"the breeding place"
Variation of Asaiah or variation of Aisa, Hebrew, English
"God hath made; east"
Breton variation of Cecilia
