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divine wisdom
Greekwisdom
Spanishfrom Sebastia
Englishname of God
Englishbright red, scarlet color
Englishsupplanter
SpanishStar
Italianprincess, noblewoman
Englishwisdom, wise one
Frenchof the forest
Englishlady, woman of rank
Hebrewflat plain
Englishstate of peaceful calm
Americanflower name, antha suffix
Englishsawyer, lumber worker
Englishshelter, refuge
Dutchfrom Siena, Italy
Englishthe warmest season
Englishhealing herb (Salvia)
Englishwarrior, raider
Irishfrom the Stetson hat-making family
Americanprincess, noblewoman
Hebrewsouth farm
AmericanGael, wanderer
Americancrown, garland
Americansailor, one who sails
Americangoddess of the moon
Spanishhe has heard, God has heard
Englishhe to whom it belongs (messianic)
Hebrewcrown, wreath
Englishto praise; to exalt
Americanholy person; one recognized for virtue and clos...
Americanwide island; broad river-island
Americanwoodcutter, one who saws wood
Englishtranquil, serene, clear
Englishfrom Santino (little saint)
Americanplace of peace, tranquil
Americandescendant of the dark one
Irishfrom the River Severn (Sabrina Fluvius)
Englishforest, wood
Frenchfrom the woodland
Englishholy, sacred one
Italiansunny, radiant
Englishlittle star
Englishthe crowned one
Englishkeeper of the pantry
Englishof the Sergii clan
Italianwise person
Englishman of peace
Hebrewpeaceful, complete
HebrewGod is gracious
Irishfrom the south village
Englishprincess (original form of Sarah)
Hebrewto heal, to save
Americanwinged island
Scottishasked of God
Englishrich cloth dyed red
Englishsun, like the sun
Jewishcrowned one
Frenchappointed, placed by God
Englishasked for, prayed for
Jewishfrom Scotland, a Scotsman
Englishsevere, strict
Danishpleasant, amusing
Arabicsaw-toothed ridge
AmericanGod is gracious
Irishwithout wax (pure, unflawed)
Americanseven, completeness, divine perfection
Americannoble, princess
Arabicfrom Siena
Italianpeace, submission to God
EnglishGod is gracious
Americandefender of mankind
Russianname of God
Englishsettlement on the ledge
Englishseven; divine completion
Americanshelter, protection
Americanmoon, light
Greeksunny place, sunshine
Spanishsavior, one who saves
Spanishscholar
Americanwarrior, raider
Irishone who tells stories at night
Arabicfiery, ardent
Englishturbulent, passionate (figurative)
Americanholy, sacred place
Spanishsun goddess
Spanishsun
Frenchfrom the Isle of Skye
Englishsaints, the holy ones
Spanishsky, heavens
Americanpeaceful, safe
Arabicstony meadow
Englishthe number seven, representing luck and complet...
Americanthe one who saves
Italianthe Pleiades star cluster
Persianone who gathers information, explorer
AmericanGoddess Sita, furrow of earth
South Africanhe who hears, God has heard
Jewishprincess, noblewoman
Hispanicshepherd, one who tends sheep
Englishpleasant, benevolent
Indianpeace, peaceful
Hebrewpeaceful, whole, complete
Jewishname of God
Jewishvictorious, crowned one
Germanopen plain
AmericanGod is princess, noble ruler
Americandear to Saturn
Englishfreedom, liberty
Irishone who hears, listening
Frenchdefender of men
Englishstrength, permanence
Englishcheerful, optimistic
Englishone who lives in a valley
Englishwithout wax, pure
African-AmericanGod is gracious (via James/Jacob etymology)
Americanday of rest and worship
Americangift, present
Israelipet form of Sarah
Englishbright, cheerful, sunny
Americanlittle star (possible etymology)
Englishsteward, dispenser of provisions
Englishdyer of red cloth
Americanlily
Englishpure, serene, clear
Arabicsun
Spanishone who hears, God has heard
Hebrewstately, admirable
Irishof the woods, spirit of the forest
Italiandescendant of Séaghdha
Irishdiminutive of Scott
ScottishYahweh saves
Hebrewself-collected state of enlightenment
Indianjoy, laughter
Africanrose of Sharon (biblical flower)
Englishfiery, burning, ardent
Italianelevated, sublime, high
Arabicmodern invented name, possibly 'sincere air' or...
Americanvictory (short for Sigrid)
Scandinavianruler, authority, power
Arabicsaint, holy one
Spanishelevated, high in status
Arabicheaven, sky
Englishnavigator of the sea
Englishrose
Englishsword
Arabicwisdom
Russiansupport, backbone
Arabicfrom Saint Denis
Englishstory, narrative
Americansky, heaven
Arabiclike steel, strong and hard
Englishclear like still water
Arabicland of the Scots + lake
Americanresurrection, rising again
Englishstar (folk etymology)
Swedishsublime, noble
Arabicsupplanter
Irishpraise, eulogy
Arabicgift of God, God is salvation
Jewishbright clearing in the woods
Englishdivine wisdom
Scandinavianto listen, to spy out
Americanhawk-like
Irishsounding together
Americanman of peace, peaceful one
Arabicdivine fragment, born of the cosmic destroyer
Indian Hinduone who works with slate
Americanscholar
Americandivine counsel
Englishname of God
EnglishGod is gracious
Irishhappy, fortunate, blessed
Arabiccraftsman who works with metal
Englishbrilliant, radiant, luminous
Americannarrative, tale, account
Americanflowing water, coastal ease
Arabicdisturbance, turmoil
Englishprincess
Hebrewmaster, lord, chief
Muslimlike a star, starlike
Arabicdesert, wilderness
North Africanbeautiful, precious
English-speakingpeaceful, tranquil
English-speakingsunny, full of sunshine
Americanlord, father, sovereign
Americancrown, wreath
Americansky, heavens
Englishclear, cloudless
Englishgift
Irishdark, black-haired
Irishheavens and flowing water
Englishsteps over a fence or wall
Americanwatch mountain, guardian
Hebrewnamed after the city, place of red rocks
Americanpeace, completeness, welfare
Hebrewthe Persian
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