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little child; dear child (endearment)
weary; tired
light, illumination
perfect, unblemished
rock hill, rocky mound
eighth
black, the dark one
strength, builder
woodcutter, one who saws wood
God is my strength
pearl
lion of God
Arbiter, judge
Honest, truthful
One who lives near a brook
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71,646 names in this collection — Olivia, Emma, and Amelia lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1 to #3.
44,904 names in this collection — Liam, Noah, and Oliver lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1 to #3.
200 names in this collection — Liam, Olivia, and Noah lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1 to #2.
800 names in this collection — Atlas, Ailany, and Xavier lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #101 to #102.
114,550 names in this collection — Raina, Aden, and Aubrie lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1001 to #1002.
9,031 names in this collection — Liam, Noah, and Emma lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1 to #2.
82,921 names in this collection — Olivia, Oliver, and Amelia lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1 to #3.
24,598 names in this collection — Theodore, Charlotte, and Isabella lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #4 to #7.
6,567 names in this collection — Liam, Olivia, and Noah lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #1 to #2.
6,513 names in this collection — Emma, Charlotte, and James lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #2 to #5.
2,582 names in this collection — Noah, James, and Mia lead the rankings. Top picks span US popularity ranks #2 to #5.
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