Leonor
Form of Eleanor; original meaning uncertain
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Form of Eleanor; original meaning uncertain
Prince; chief
Prince; chief
Queen
Golden ruler
Feminine form of Philip: friend of horses
Possibly gazing; looking intently
Probably great queen
Bright; luminous
Date palm
Feminine form in the Tatius family; original meaning unknown
Italian form of Victoria: victory
Feminine form of Wilhelm
Eldest daughter of the king
Elf counsel
French form of Eleanor; origin uncertain
Crown
Venerable, majestic
Father of dew
Moon and lady
Meaning uncertain; associated with the Queen of Sheba
My lady; princess
Feminine form in the Charles family
Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain
Fame and battle
Steadfast; constant
Queen; noble lady
Wealth and friend, through Edwin
Elf strength
Uncertain; Germanic elements involving a path or journey
Well born
Fortunate, lucky
Lover of horses
Peaceful ruler, through Frederick
White phantom, through Guinevere
European form of Giselle
Mythical bird associated with good fortune
Meaning unknown; a Shahnameh queen
Child of hope in 希子; other spellings differ
People + gracious or dear
Famous in battle
Strength in battle, through Matilda
Literary name associated with the Malava region
Pearl; also the Italian word for daisy
Pearl through Margaret; also daisy in Dutch
Strength in battle
Vigorous and strong
Uncertain; possibly brook in Hebrew
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