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Eilionoir
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Eilionoir is a Scottish variant of Eleanor. Eleanor most likely originates in Greek language and means "sympathy, compassion". Some sources also suggest a Latin origin and the meaning "one who heals". Eleanor was the name of several queens, as well as princesses. The most famous bearer in history was probably Eleanor of Aquitaine, the queen consort of France and England in the 12th century. More recently, the name was popularized by Eleanor Roosevelt, former First Lady of the United States.
Gusta
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Gusta is a diminutive of Augusta. Augusta originates in Latin language and means "exalted". It is a feminine form of Augustus. In the English-speaking countries it has not been overly popular. Augusta is the name of a town in Western Australia, as well as the name of numerous places around the United States, Canada and Europe.
Gwendolyn
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Gwendolyn originates in Welsh language and means "blessed bow". Gwendolyn was the name of a character in Oscar Wilde's play The Importance of Being Earnest. In its variant spelling this was also the name of a fictional queen in the Historia Regum Britanniae written by Geoffrey of Monmouth. Until today, Gwendolyn has remained a fairly popular feminine given name in the United States.
Farnham
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Farnham is an English name of Medieval origin, derived from the Old English words 'fearn', which means 'fern', and 'hamm', which means 'low lying area like a meadow'. The name therefore means a meadow where ferns grew.
Etha
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Etha most likely originates in Hebrew language and means "resilient, solid". It is a feminine form of Ethan. Unlike Ethan, which is one of the most popular masculine given names in the United States nowadays, Etha has never become an overly popular feminine given name.
Ambrose
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Ambrose is a Greek name which comes from the word 'ambrosios', meaning “to be immortal”.
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