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1: (meaning of Clara)

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1. alicia is the latinized form of Alice

ande the name Alice comes from the old french name Aalis short form of Adelias. it became popular in France and England. it was borne by the heroine of Lewis Carolls "Alice  in wonderland "

2. most popular in Sweden where it is ranked 21st place

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1. The name Marina comes from the Latin word Marinus which means ”of the sea”.
2. Marina is most popular in the Netherlands and the United States.

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My name apparently is derived from the name Ellida wich is a feminine form of an Icelandic name, Elliði. Elliði is a masculine name and bears the meaning of “fast sailing ship” to little surprise it was a name used almost only for boats and ships of varying size, and not so much as a name for people like you and me. It is a rare name, and while you can find people named Elida in the Nordic contrives, we who happen to bare the name are few and it is not listed as popular in any country. However, the site behindthename.com says it has the variation Élida in Brazil which surprises me.

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1. Hanna (or as it was originally spelled in Hebrew: Channah) means “favor”, “grace”. It’s a biblical name, being the name of Samuel’s mother. It was not used very often before the Protestant reformation.

2. Most popular in Hungary, being ranked #1. It’s also ranked #6 in Poland.

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1. It is a shorter form of other Germanic names that contains  the word “frid”. It means "peace".
2. It is most popular in Sweden, Denmark and Norway.

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Originates from Arabic and has the meaning of ”palm tree” or ”tender” but also has some origin from India and means ”absorbed” or ”united” in Sanskrit. It is mainly popular in France where it comes in 7th place.

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It is the female version of the roman name Julius. The name can be found in the New Testament. A few saints and martyrs has been named Julia. It's number 2 in Catalonia.

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1.Marc is a French, Catalan and Welsh form of Mark, which is a form of the name Marcus.

2. Most popular in USA, Spain and France.

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It comes from the Roman name Aemilius. It means "rival".
Emil is a popular name in Denmark and Norway.

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It’s originally from Greece, where it’s spelled Sophia and it means ”wisdom” in Greek.
Sofia is the most popular name in Italy, Chile and Denmark.

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German, Scandinavian and Czech form of Joseph

Czech republic and Sweden

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1. Orginally Tobiah (greek). Tobiah means "Yahweh is good". Tobias is the name of a biblical hero in the Book of Tobit of the Old Testament.
2. Most popular in Austria, where it's ranked #5.

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1. Comes from the Roman name Martinus, which was derived from Martis, the genitive case of the name of the Roman god Mars.
2. Most popular in Chile, Spain and Czech Republic

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1. Comes from the latin name "Sebastianus" meaning from Sebaste, a town in Asia Minor.
2. Central Europe and Scandinavia

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1. A shorter version of Maximillian or Maxwell, both being originally derived from the latin word "maximus", meaning "the greatest"

2. Most popular in the Netherlands

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1. It comes from the latin name "Felicius", popular among early Christians, meaning: lucky, successful

2. Sweden, USA, France, Netherlands

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Comes from the Greek word: leon, meaning lion, during the middle ages this name was common among jews
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Most popular in Schweiz, Australia, Sweden

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1. From the Roman name Iulianus, which was derived from Julius.
The name is originally English/Polish or German.
2. Julian is popular in Switzerland

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1. It comes from the Hebrew name Channah and it´s meaning “favour” or “grace”.
2. Popular in Austria.

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1. Comes from the Hebrew name Shemu´el that i mentioned in the Old Testament. The meaning of the namn is "namn of God" or "God has heard".
2.  Popular in The US, Australia, Austria and Sweden

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1.The latin form of Hugh, meaning "heart, mind, spirit"
2. Popular in Spain and France

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It is a short form of Alexander, if you are a male (Alexandra for females). The name is originally greek/russian.

Alex is popular in (the independent country???) Catalonia, the name was the second most common name 2014.