Antonella
Italian diminutive of Antonia; ancient meaning unknown
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Italian diminutive of Antonia; ancient meaning unknown
Russian short form of Anna, from Hannah: favor or grace
Probably a form of Annabel
Genuine; bold, through Archibald
Possibly high, through a place name
Form of Ariadne; possibly most holy
Italian form of Ariadne; older meaning uncertain
Lion of God
Uncertain; possibly linked to a literary place name
Elf ruler
Golden, through Aurelius
The earth
Modern elaboration, probably of Ava
Sign; miracle; verse
Path; progress
Moon; elaborated form of ay
Azalea flower
Meaning uncertain; often interpreted as inexhaustible
Often associated with waves; derivation uncertain
Ascending musical notes
Probably meadow; grassy place
Noble
Gentle; delicate
Adoration
Often interpreted as unique; derivation uncertain
Day; often associated with dawn
Dawn; daybreak
Love and child in one Japanese spelling
Beloved
Variant of Alana; influenced by an Irish term for dear child
Dawn; other historical derivations also exist
Alder tree
Elf counsel, through Alfred
Beloved
Hope
Trustworthy; faithful
Unique; one of a kind
Friendliness
Offering made with folded hands
Combination of Anna and Lisa
Surname form related to Anselm
Part; portion
Calm; peaceful; serene
Reddish glow; dawn
Uncertain; associated with Asiya in Islamic tradition
Blessed; fortunate
Pure moon
Beloved; mighty
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