Natalia
Christmas Day, through Natalie
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Christmas Day, through Natalie
Eighth, through Octavius
Olive tree
Small; humble, through Paul
Diminutive of Prisca, associated with ancient or old
Queen
Feminine form of Renatus: reborn
Meaning unknown; flow and earth are proposed connections
Rose; older Germanic and separate Slavic routes also exist
Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists
Latin form of a Severn river name; ultimate meaning unknown
Fiery ones; of the seraphim
Clear; tranquil; serene
Calm; tranquility
Form of Silvia, associated with woods or forest
Feminine form of Valerius, associated with being strong
Strength; form of Valeria
Faith
Dawn; other historical derivations also exist
Star
Star-associated
Beloved; the constellation’s name separately means keel
Feminine of Cassius; possibly empty
Steadfast, constant
Possibly horn, through Cornelius
Feminine of Gallus; also a short form of Galina
Roman Junius family; possibly related to Juno
Roman goddess name; original meaning unknown
Roman legendary name; original meaning unknown
Grove; later associated with light
Feminine of Martin; related to Mars
Roman goddess name; origin uncertain
Feminine form of Pius: pious or dutiful
Prudence; a name associated with wisdom and good judgment
A Sabine woman
Strength; vigor
Violet
Lovable
Beloved
Venerable, majestic
Golden
Sweet
Fortunate, lucky
Possibly garden
Laurel
Roman
Form of Tatiana; ultimate meaning uncertain
Name of the Roman hearth goddess; probably related to Hestia
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