Gael
Probably referring to a Gaelic speaker
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Probably referring to a Gaelic speaker
Jade stone
Light, through Lucius
Moon
Gift of God
Variant of Tiago, a Portuguese form of James
Uncertain; possibly from ʻAilani or Aylín
Swallow bird
From the Basque village of Ainhoa
Joyful; happy
Soul in Spanish; other independent roots exist
Form of Arlette; ultimate meaning uncertain
Good, through the Benizi surname
Cross
From Galilee
Visitation, as a Basque devotional name
Firm; enduring, through Ethan
Sorrows, through Dolores
From Lucianus, ultimately linked to light
Light
Short form of Maria Soledad; also sea-and-sun association
Possibly from a Zapotec expression for “I love you”
Dove; pigeon
King; also a short form of Reynaldo
River in Spanish and Portuguese; Japanese readings depend on kanji
Saint Anne
Mountain range
Sunny spot; a place exposed to the sun
Feminine form of Ximeno; deeper origin uncertain
Meaning uncertain; possibly an elaboration of Yara
Meaning uncertain; possibly a form of Yaritza
April
Dawn; other historical derivations also exist
Sweetly speaking, through Eulalia
Beloved in Basque; also Maria plus Teresa
Wave; possibly also a form of Nahia
Form of Nayra; Canarian derivation uncertain
Strength; vigor
Revived medieval name; meaning uncertain
Living, through Aisha
Name of a mountain range in Navarre
Basque place name; etymology uncertain
Mother earth
Grace, through Anna
Oak tree
June
Wind
River
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