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Here are some names that I thought would be interesting to find.
male names
Merripen
Hute
Enli
Zeheb
Yazid
female names
Lesya
Klarika
Chuma
Aziza
Zayit
male names
Merripen
Hute
Enli
Zeheb
Yazid
female names
Lesya
Klarika
Chuma
Aziza
Zayit
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You made a mistake!
"Zeheb" does not mean gold in Turkish. The word for gold in Turkish in altin. I have no idea where you could have gotten Zeheb from...
"Zeheb" does not mean gold in Turkish. The word for gold in Turkish in altin. I have no idea where you could have gotten Zeheb from...
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Re:Name Quiz Answers
male names
Merripen (MAIR-i-pen) English Gypsy: a paradoxical name that can mean either "life" or "death."
Hute (HOO-te) Native American: "star." Indian name for the star in the handle of the constellation Ursa Major, better known as the Big Dipper.
Enli (EN-lee) Athabascan: "here below dog" and implies "that dog over there" Originally the name have referred to a dog the father or mother spotted shortly after the child was born.
Zeheb (zeh-HEB) Turkish: "gold."
Yazid (YAH-zeed) "he will increase" Arabic name which dates to antiquity and is almost identical in the Hebrew Joseph, "God will increase" in the sence of power and influence will grow. The difference is that the "he" in the Arabic name refers to the bearer of the name, whereas in the Hebrew, "God" refers, of course, to Jehovah. Nickname would be Zaid (Arabic)
female names
Lesya (LESH-yah) A favorite Russian pet form of Alexandra, "Helper and defender of mankind."
Klarika (KLAH-ree-kah) Hungarian and Slavic form of Claire, "brilliant" or "illustrious"
Chuma (CHOO-mah) Mashona, southern Rhodesia: "Bead."
Aziza (ah-ZEE-ah) Swahili: "precious."
Zayit (zigh-EET) Hebrew: "olive" Also used in Israel as boys' name.
male names
Merripen (MAIR-i-pen) English Gypsy: a paradoxical name that can mean either "life" or "death."
Hute (HOO-te) Native American: "star." Indian name for the star in the handle of the constellation Ursa Major, better known as the Big Dipper.
Enli (EN-lee) Athabascan: "here below dog" and implies "that dog over there" Originally the name have referred to a dog the father or mother spotted shortly after the child was born.
Zeheb (zeh-HEB) Turkish: "gold."
Yazid (YAH-zeed) "he will increase" Arabic name which dates to antiquity and is almost identical in the Hebrew Joseph, "God will increase" in the sence of power and influence will grow. The difference is that the "he" in the Arabic name refers to the bearer of the name, whereas in the Hebrew, "God" refers, of course, to Jehovah. Nickname would be Zaid (Arabic)
female names
Lesya (LESH-yah) A favorite Russian pet form of Alexandra, "Helper and defender of mankind."
Klarika (KLAH-ree-kah) Hungarian and Slavic form of Claire, "brilliant" or "illustrious"
Chuma (CHOO-mah) Mashona, southern Rhodesia: "Bead."
Aziza (ah-ZEE-ah) Swahili: "precious."
Zayit (zigh-EET) Hebrew: "olive" Also used in Israel as boys' name.
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Give Up???? lol
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