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Almira  (Arabic)
Of Higher Birth Order

Angela  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Angel, Meaning Messenger or Angel. in , Italian Saint Angela Merici, Founded the Ursuline Order of Nuns at Brescia

Angelina  (Greek)
Variant of Angela: Feminine Form of Angel, Meaning Messenger or Angel. in , Italian Saint Angela Merici, Founded the Ursuline Order of Nuns at Brescia

Angeline  (Greek)
Variant of Angela: Feminine Form of Angel, Meaning Messenger or Angel. in , Italian Saint Angela Merici, Founded the Ursuline Order of Nuns at Brescia

Angie  (Greek)
Diminutive of Angela: Feminine Form of Angel, Meaning Messenger or Angel. in , Italian Saint Angela Merici, Founded the Ursuline Order of Nuns at Brescia

Apala  (Indian)
Woman Cursed With a Skin Disorder

Arqam  (Muslim)
Writer. The Best Recorder

Ayawamat  (Native American)
One Who Follows Orders (Hopi)

Bao  (Vietnamese)
To Order, to Bid

Ben  (Latin)
Diminutive of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Benedick  (Latin)
Blessed. Popes Have Been Named Benedict. The Benedictines Monastical Order. Shakespeare's Witty Bachelor Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing

Benedict  (Latin)
Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Benedicta  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Benet  (Latin)
Variant of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Benito  (Latin)
Variant of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Bennet  (Latin)
Variant of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Bennett  (Latin)
Variant of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Benny  (Latin)
Diminutive of Benedict: Blessed. from Benedictus Meaning Blessed. Famous Bearers: Italian Saint Benedict of Nursia Founded the Benedictine Order of Monks and Nuns. The Benedictines Monastical Order

Borden  (Anglo Saxon)
From the Boar Valley

Borden  (English)
From the Boar Valley

Bordin  (English)
Variant of Borden: Boar's Home

Bordon  (English)
Variant of Borden: Boar's Home

Bruno  (German)
From the Old German 'Brun' Meaning Brown. Famous Bearers: Three Th and Th Century German Saints, One of Whom Founded the Carthusian Order of Monks. Used Occasionally in English-speaking Countries Sinc

Carinen  (Hebrew)
Variant of Carmel: Garden or Vinyard. Famous Bearer: the Name of a Mountain in Isreal. The Carmelite Order of Mendicant Friars Was Founded in the Th Century on Mount Carmel

Carmel  (Hebrew)
Garden or Vinyard. Famous Bearer: the Name of a Mountain in Isreal. The Carmelite Order of Mendicant Friars Was Founded in the Th Century on Mount Carmel

Carmelita  (Hebrew)
Variant of Carmel: Garden or Vinyard. Famous Bearer: the Name of a Mountain in Isreal. The Carmelite Order of Mendicant Friars Was Founded in the Th Century on Mount Carmel

Carnela  (Hebrew)
Variant of Carmel: Garden or Vinyard. Famous Bearer: the Name of a Mountain in Isreal. The Carmelite Order of Mendicant Friars Was Founded in the Th Century on Mount Carmel

Clara  (Latin)
From the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clares Order of Nuns

Clare  (English)
A Variant of Clara. St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clares Order of Nuns in the Early Th Century

Concordea  (Latin)
Harmony

Cord  (English)
Variant of Cordell 'Cordmaker.'

Cordale  (English)
Variant of Cordell 'Cordmaker.'

Corday  (English)
Variant of Cordell 'Cordmaker.'

Cordelia  (English)
In Shakespeare's King Lear a Woman of Rare Honesty

Cordelia  (Celtic)
Daughter of the Sea, Modest, Diligent, Prudent

Cordelia  (English)
Daughter of the Sea

Cordelia  (Celtic)
Of the Sea

Cordelia  (Shakespearean)
'Tragedy of King Lear' Daughter to King Lear

Cordelia  (Welsh)
Jewel of the Sea

Cordell  (English)
A Rope Maker; Cordmaker

Cordell  (English)
Rope Maker

Cordero  (Spanish)
Lamb

Cos  (Greek)
Order

Cosima  (Greek)
Order

Cosima  (Greek)
Order, Universe

Cosimo  (Greek)
Variant of Cosmo: from 'Kosmos' Meaning Order

Cosimo  (Italian)
The Italion Form of the Greek Cosmo, Meaning Order. Famous Bearers - Several Members of the Medici Family Including Three Grand Dukes of Tuscany

Cosmas  (Greek)
Order

Cosme  (Greek)
Variant of Cosmo: from 'Kosmos' Meaning Order

Cosmo  (Greek)
From 'Kosmos' Meaning Order. St Cosmas, Patron Saint of Physicians, and His Twin Brother St Damian Were Martyred in the Early Th Century

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