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Elke
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Elke is a Dutch and German diminutive of Adelheid, ultimately derived from Adelaide. Adelaide originates in Germanic languages and means "graceful and noble". It was the name of many saints and royalty throughout history. Adelaide is also the capital city of South Australia, one of the Australian states. It was named in honor of Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, King William's IV wife and the Queen of the United Kingdom.
Greydon
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Greydon is a variant of Graydon. Graydon is derived from the Old English words “graeg”, which means 'gray', and “dun”, which means 'hill'.
Estelle
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Estelle is a French variant of Stella. Stella originates in Latin language and means "like a star". As a feminine given name it has been used since the 19th century even though it was popularized in the 16th century already by Sir Philip Sidney in his sonnet collection Astrophel and Stella. Until today, Stella remains a popular name in the United States. Estelle was most likely popularized by Charles Dickens in his novel Great Expectations.
Pasquale
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Pasquale is an Italian variant of Pascal. Pascal originates in Latin language and means "Easter-related". Pascal is related to the Hebrew pesach, which means "Passover". Passover is a Jewish holiday and festival closely coinciding with Christian Easter. Pascal functions as a surname as well.
Mavis
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The name Mavis orinates in Old French and it means "song thrush". Initially, it was used in the novel The Sorrows of Satan, written by Marie Corelli. Geoffrey Chaucer also used it in his Canterbury Tales. It was popular in the 1930s but nowadays it is rather old-fashioned.
Nohea
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Nohea originates in Hawaiian language and means "beautiful". It can be used as both feminine and masculine given names. Currently, its usage is rather rare.
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