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Names that Used to Not Be on Nameberry

Sesquipadelian

By Sesquipadelian

Updated Mon May 08 2023

Names that used to be on my "Not on Nameberry" list, but are now on the site.

Ademir
- Origin:
  Portuguese, German
- Meaning:
  "famous wealth"
- Description:
  A handsome Portuguese name derived from the old Germanic saint's name Audamar or Otmar. Especially common in Brazil.
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Adão
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Afan
- Origin:
  Welsh
- Description:
  The name of an early British saint (a cousin of St David), and a river in South Wales, presumably from afon, the word for river.
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Alacrity
- Origin:
  Latin
- Meaning:
  "brisk and cheerful readiness"
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Amantha
- Origin:
  English, invented name
- Description:
  Blends Samantha and Amanda, yet feels fresher than either.
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Archer
- Origin:
  English
- Meaning:
  "bowman"
- Description:
  Archer is among the next wave of masculine-leaning occupational names rediscovered for girls.
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Asaph
- Origin:
  Hebrew
- Meaning:
  "collector"
- Description:
  A rare and rather lovely Biblical option belonging to several minor characters in the Old Testament.
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Awa
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Celso
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Ealasaid
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Loïc
- Origin:
  French variation of Louis or Lucas
- Description:
  This name, also spelled Loic, is a classic in French-speaking areas but rarely heard elsewhere.
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Menodora
- Origin:
  Greek
- Meaning:
  "gift of the moon"
- Description:
  A beautiful and evocative Greek mythology name which was also borne by a 4th century saint. A unique alternative to Theodora.
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Veridiana
- Origin:
  Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian variation of Viridiana, Latin
- Meaning:
  "green"
- Description:
  A rarer variant of Viridiana. Saint Veridiana is the patron saint of snakes.
Veridiana Continued