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Place name, Welsh
"narrow water"
Basque surname
"cold mountain"
Welsh, meaning unknown
Greek
"gift of the moon"
Hebrew word name
"candelabra"
Italian, Hungarian
"mint"
Variation of Menta or Clementina, Italian; Spanish
"mint; mild, merciful"
"doing something with soul, love, creativity, or devotion"
Unclear
Cornish
"a profit from the sea"
Turkish
"coral"
Diminutive of Mercer
"a merchant"
Catalan
"gracious gifts, benefits"
Spanish
French occupational surname
Portuguese form of Mercedes, Spanish
"mercies"
French
"thank you, mercy"
Elaborate form of Mercy or a combination of Mercy and Marceline
"compassionate + little warrior"
Roman
"messenger of the gods, quicksilver"
English word name
"compassion"
Maori
"drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
Kazakh
"prestige, fame, honor; festivity"
Dutch
"blackbird"
Welsh
"pearl"
Old English
"strong as the sea"
German diminutive of Margarethe
Diminutive of Meret, German
"little pearl"
"sublime delight"
Old English, Welsh
"famously joyful; maiden"
Finnish; Maori
"sea; Mary"
Irish
"of the bright sea"
English, meaning unknown
Biblical place name, Hebrew
"quarreling"
German, Welsh
"famous, powerful ruler; home ruler; dark-skinned"
Latin
"one who has achieved a high place of honor"
Combination of Mary and Del
"beloved; bitter; drop of the sea + pretty; of the; valley, dell"
Variation of Meridian, Merida, or Meredith
"midday, noon, southerly; veterans of Augusta; great lord"
"midday / pinnacle"
Variation of Muriel, Irish
Arabic, from Hebrew
Estonian
"sea"
English, word name or combination of Mary and Lee, or Scottish place-name
English, combination of Merry and Lynn
Bosnian and Ethiopian form of Meryem or Miriam, Arabic, Hebrew
Australian Aboriginal
"beautiful"
English word name, variation of Merritt, variation of Marit and Maret, Ancient Egyptian
"good and worthy; boundary, gate; pearl; the beloved one"
Catalan, Latin,
"midday"
