Yuri
Slavic form of George: farmer
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Slavic form of George: farmer
Calm
Jewel; ornament
Lake
Autumn or brightness in Japanese; Finnish short form
Nobility, through Alice
My people
Peace with the cited Chinese characters
Hollyhock or blue-green in one Japanese spelling
Uncertain Armenian etymology; Korean meaning varies
Spring; springtime
Victory
Joy
Fire
Full moon
Wind gust; gentle breeze
The color blue
Purple in Korean; snow in Albanian; storm in Turkish
Origin uncertain; river, Ceridwen, or love-related explanations
Modern name; no single established meaning
Joy arrives
Possibly a form of David; Indonesian Dewi is separate
Lasting rain
Nature
Two in Gyeongsang dialect
Harvest; crops of the field
Center; from an older Korean form
White; blessed
Spring or sunlight in Japanese spellings; day in Korean
Diamond
Star in Hōkū; Hoku also names a lunar night
Wisdom or brightness with the cited Chinese characters
Joy; happiness
Name element referring to the god Ing
Crystal; glass; diamond
Gold in Vietnamese; European short forms have different roots
Finnish pet form of Kim
Dark
Leeward; the sheltered side
Lark; songbird
My God
Brightness with the cited Chinese characters
Gift
Calm in one Japanese spelling
Wave; surf
Meaning depends on the chosen kanji
Plant; sapling
Peace; calm with the cited Chinese characters
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