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Tahitian
"black pearl"
Word name
"poetry"
English word name
"literary form with distinctive style, rhythm, and line breaks; as beautiful as a poem"
Feminine form of Poe or elaboration of Poet, English
"peahen, peacock; little poet"
Polish
"good weather"
Short form of Amapola, Arabic
"poppy"
Hawaiian variant of Flora
Latin
"pole star"
Meaning unknown
Russian and Basque, feminine variation of Paul
English compound name, Polly + Anna
"beloved + grace"
Choctaw, Native American
"bow"
Greek
"one of many praises"
"much knowledge"
"very hospitable"
"night cough"
Fruit name
French, related to "apple"
"apple"
"citrus fruit"
French
Variation of Pompey, Latin
"five"
"small horse"
Sanskrit
"worship"
Norse and French flower name
"of the people"
French from Latin
Spelling variation of Poppy, flower name
Phonetic variation of Portia or Porsche
English from French occupational name
"doorkeeper or carrier"
"pig"
English
"a bunch of flowers"
"elegant or stylishly luxurious"
Variation of Posy or short form of Mariposa, English or Spanish
"a bunch of flowers or butterfly"
Old English, Germanic
"Botwulf’s stone; town by the post"
"official"
English nature name
"prairie"
Albanian
"spring"
"practical"
"a request for help or expression of thanks addressed to God or an object of worship"
Spanish
"precious, valuable"
Latin word name
"of great worth, expensive"
Thai
"joyful"
"pleasure"
English surname
"priest's cottage"
"priest's meadow"
"attractive"
"brave little one"
Cornish place name
"meadow of waters"
"first or demure"
"first"
Italian variation of Primrose, flower name
"first rose"
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