Rosalía
Spanish form of Rosalia, associated with the rose
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Never in, never out
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Spanish form of Rosalia, associated with the rose
Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists
Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb
Latin form of a Severn river name; ultimate meaning unknown
Safe; peaceful
Possibly a feminine elaboration of Samuel
Companion in evening talk
Princess; noblewoman
Clear; tranquil; serene
Hearing; listening
Variant of Sidney, linked with wide-island place names
Form of Silvia, associated with woods or forest
Irish hill name; possibly elevated place
Short form of Theresa
Feminine form of Theodore: gift of God
Feminine form of Valerius, associated with being strong
Strength; form of Valeria
Faith
Form of Violet: violet flower
Will and protection; feminine form of William
Firstborn daughter
Possibly from Guiomar; battle + famous
Jasmine flower
Meaning uncertain; possibly a fragrant flowering tree
Noble
Boundless; limitless
Adoration
Good
Love and child in one Japanese spelling
Beloved
Possibly healing
Offering made with folded hands
Combination of Anna and Lisa
Beauty
Hope
Uncertain; associated with Asiya in Islamic tradition
Meanings vary by Arabic spelling and derivation
Precious; esteemed
Maiden; virgin
Associated with blessed; possibly from voyager
Possibly beaver stream
White
Exalted one
Friend in Irish; beloved in Italian
Man, through the Charles family
Feminine of Cassius; possibly empty
Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain
Clear; bright
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