Alice

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Alice is derived from the Proto-Germanic words "aÞala-" (noble), and "haidu" (appearance, kind); hence athalahaidu (aÞalahaidu), related to the Old High German Adalhaidis, which is related to Adelaide:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_(given_name)https://www.behindthename.com/name/adelaide
― nyjfan1968  1/23/2021
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The name Alice means nobility and is associated with royalty.
― Anonymous User  9/26/2017
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In the urban dictionary, it says that Alice means little ray of Sunshine and is a person that can always put a smile on your face!
― whatsup  7/28/2015
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I have two name books at home and one of them says that Alice is Old German and it means noble and the other one says that Alice is Greek and means truth.
― Anonymous User  3/2/2008
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Alice comes from the Greek word "alikè", meanining "daughter of the sea".
― Anonymous User  2/9/2006
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Alice also comes from Greek origins meaning truth.
― Kuroi Neko  6/19/2005
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Also an ancient Greek name, Latin form of Alike(f), Alikos(m) or Alyke(f), Alykos(m). Alykos was a hero from Megara.
― Damis  3/3/2005
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