RaThough I'd say it's also a site for those interested in baby names, I agree with your observation.... [
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Bo 1Scandinavia, which, most commonly refers to Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, can, in certain contexts, also refer to the Scandinavian Peninsula, which (excluding Denmark), includes part of northern Finland.... [
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Ea 2Though not the same pronunciation as the game company, in English, the short "i" vowel sound (as in the words it and if) is not the same as the long "e" vowel sound within the Danish pronunciation for the name Ea.... [
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LouI personally think this name is adorable. It's a strong name for a boy and a sweet name for a girl that, while it makes a great middle or double name, can hold its own as a given name.... [
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AnnFor those such as the anonymous user who referred to Ann as "plain, incomplete, and don't understand why this used to be one of the most popular names".... [
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LúCuneiform LÚ, (or lú as rendered in some texts) is found as a Sumerogram in the Epic of Gilgamesh (an Epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia).... [
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Ea 2In Latin, the word 'Ea' (lowercase), pronounced EH-a means "she". Stemming from Latin, the same word and meaning in Romanian is pronounced EE-a.... [
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Ea 2I'm particularly fond of Ea being a two-letter, two-vowel name. Within the countries it's used, it's perceived as adorable.... [
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IoThere are several interpretations as to who was responsible for Io having been transformed into a cow prior to eventually regaining human form.... [
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FeFe (FEH) is a beautiful name and love how particularly subtle it is. Due to it being an actual word in particular languages such as Albanian, Basque, Catalan, Esperanto, Galician, Occitan, and Spanish, meaning "faith" / "belief" makes it a bonafide female given name.... [
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