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Glowing coal
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Glowing coal
Emerald gemstone
Son of Emery
From an English surname based on Emma
Good news
Mount Everest place name
Universe; cosmos
Leader, through an Irish surname
White or fair warrior
White; blessed in Irish
Flower
From Flann, meaning blood red
From Galilee
Gem; precious stone
Gold; also a form of Golda
Form of Gruffudd; also the mythical creature
Heather field
Hay clearing
Hare or rocky clearing
Rocky hill or army hill
Safe place; harbor
Hay valley or hay hill
Surname name; more than one origin
Deep valley
Holly trees
Holly tree
Visitation, as a Basque devotional name
Care; concern
Modern short form; independent association
Deep blue dye; ultimately from India
Lord; ruler
Meaning uncertain; possibly related to a Maya root or Ixchel
Ivory; creamy white material
Firm; enduring, through Ethan
Short form of Jason
Possibly treasurer; also a gemstone name
Jet; aircraft or deep black
To flow down; descending
June; the month named after Juno
Form of Katarina; ancient derivation uncertain
Sea; sky
The voice; the sound
The coolness; interpreted as “cool breeze”
Surname descended from a diminutive of Aodh, fire
Valley on the River Kent
Health and three in one Japanese spelling
Eternal; everlasting
Royal; king
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