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I was browsing the Top 1000 list of 2003 and found some names I cannot find information about. I would really appreciate any help!
These are all girls' names:
Anahi
Anaya, Aniya, and Aniyah - I know Anaya is a Spanish surname, but what does it mean, if it is related to the use of this name as a first name?
Arely
Armani
Aylin
Brisa
Brynn - I know the meaning for this, but is it etymologically related to names like Brianna and Bridget?
Dasia and Deasia - Is this just an elaboration of Asia?
Itzel
Jaliyah - A creative spelling of Julia? A variant of Aaliyah?
Janiya
Litzy - A creative spelling of Lindsey, or a different name entirely?
Nyasia
Shreya
Also, I ran across Raghuvinderjeet on a Sikh baby names site. I know the suffix -jeet or -jit means victory, but I was wondering what the rest of the name would mean. Is this a unisex name, or just masculine? Thank you!
These are all girls' names:
Anahi
Anaya, Aniya, and Aniyah - I know Anaya is a Spanish surname, but what does it mean, if it is related to the use of this name as a first name?
Arely
Armani
Aylin
Brisa
Brynn - I know the meaning for this, but is it etymologically related to names like Brianna and Bridget?
Dasia and Deasia - Is this just an elaboration of Asia?
Itzel
Jaliyah - A creative spelling of Julia? A variant of Aaliyah?
Janiya
Litzy - A creative spelling of Lindsey, or a different name entirely?
Nyasia
Shreya
Also, I ran across Raghuvinderjeet on a Sikh baby names site. I know the suffix -jeet or -jit means victory, but I was wondering what the rest of the name would mean. Is this a unisex name, or just masculine? Thank you!
This message was edited 9/21/2004, 2:47 PM
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