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I am going to post some names i know of that Mike C. may choose to add or not- im just going to let you know. I just thought i'd mention that these names do exsist, but i understand if they aren't thurough enough. appoliges if so.

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These are all real people i've met by the way. However, some names may have been falsly interpereted in the case of Eabe.

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LYBRA Feminine (Modern English)
A combonation of Lynn & Barbara
Meaning followed back through those two names ultimate two meanings most likely "lake" & "foreigner"

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Lynn:
English "Lake" or shortform
Linda = English Beautiful or
Belinda = English Soft, tender, dragon serpent, beautiful. or Melinda = A combonation of -
Melissa = English "bee" & Melanie = English, Dutch "Dark black"

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Barbara:
Portuegese form of Barbara = English Italian French German Polish Hungarian "Foriegn"

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Meaning could be taken multiple ways- as such with the name Lynn. My taking would be "foreigner" or "lake" with subs of "bee" "dark black" "beautiful" "soft, tender" "dragon, serpent"
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Eabe Feminine (English) PRO. (EE-bh)
A shortform of Eabha (I'm not sure if this is absolute- because im not 100% this is the right pro. of Eabha. However, I do know it came from Eabha- whether the pro. is right or not)

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Eabha: An irish form of the name Eve

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Eve: English French & Biblical meaning "to breathe" & "life"
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Aamie Feminine (English Modern)
Exaggerated form of Amie

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Amie- English form of Amy
Amy- English for "my beloved"

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Thanks to Eibhear for this info:

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Merna -Feminine

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*1* a 2-syllable girl's name of Celtic/Irish origin,
means: One who is gentle; tender.

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*2* Used in English, Alternate spelling of Myrna: [Irish Gaelic] Beloved

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*3* [Celtic] Tender [Irish] Beloved

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Jamaica Feminine (Modern English)

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Named after the West Indain Island near the middle of the Caribbean Sea named Jamaica. Jamaica was discovered by Columbus for Spain and colonized by the spanish- so it appears to be of spanish origin.

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I understand if you cant add this one- i didnt list what Jamaica means ultimately.Sorry :(

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Thats all i can think of! This is a very thorough site! I appologize for any incomplete info- let me know if i can list it for you.

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