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The name Henrik comes from Germany, but is also common in England and France where the variations of the name is Henry, and just like in France it has been used as a royal name.
The meaning of the name is something like “ruler of the house”.
In Denmark the name are very common and are often used as a boys name or male name.

Forfatter: Henrik Brøner

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I can choose between two meanings of my name - a spanish and a hebrew understanding.

In spanish the name Jonas means a Dove.
In hebrew the name Jonas means a Gift from God.

I think i'll join the hebrew understanding :-)

My name is also mentioned in a Bible story - Jonah and the Whale.

In Denmark Jonas nowadays is a normal modern boyname.

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Julie is a feminine form of Julius from the Greek ioulos meaning bearded or soft haired. It may also have come from the latin Jovilios meaning descended from Jove.

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Jeppe comes from the biblical name Jacob. Jacob means “the one who holds the heel” – (in Hebrew Yaacov – heel holder). Jacob and Esau were twin brothers and sons of Isak and Rebekka. When Rebekka was giving birth Jacob was holding his brother’s heel on the way out.

Jeppe is a common name in Denmark. Most famous is Jeppe “on the hill” – a fictive character from a play from 1722. A drunken peasant is place in the nobleman’s bed whilst passed out. He is told he is the nobleman and then we follow his drunken actions.

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from Denmark

The name Morten is of danich and norwegian origin.

Morten is a danish version of Martin, derived from Martinus/Martis, which is a variant of the name of the Roman god of war, Mars. Morten therefore Means warrior.

Morten is a commen name in Denmark.

Morten peaked in popularity around 1986 in Denmark, but today there are only few who are named Morten

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from Lithuania

Rita is short form of MARGHERITA and other names ending in rita.

MARGHERITA - Italian form of MARGARET. This is also the Italian word for "daisy flower" (species Leucanthemum vulgare).

MARGARET - derived from Latin Margarita, which was from Greek μαργαριτης (margarites) meaning "pearl", probably ultimately a borrowing from Sanskrit मञ्यरी (manyari).

In Lithuania the ancient people believed that a name given to an infant could determine his fate. The meaning of the name given to the new member of society by the parents expressed their hopes and wishes. The name corresponded to the person, and human essence was expressed in it. Only in the thinking of modern man has the name become separated from the person...

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it has a German origin. It comes from the name Krimhilda - who was the wife of the Attila the Hun. Later it shortened - Hilda, Ilda. In texts written in Latin we can find the form Ildico.This form (as Ildikó) spread only in Hungarian language. It's meaning is: warrior.

My nameday : 10 March.

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from Hungary

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... is a Dutch belittlement form of "Maria" and also used in mainly northern Germany. Maria means "gift of god" or "to be fertile"

In Germany there is no real name giving tradition for first names as far as I know. Often people give children second names after the names of close relatives or important friends.