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Svenja is the german and female version of Sven. The name Sven is originated as a skandinavian name and means "boy".

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"Julia" is a latinate feminine form of the name Julius. And "Julius" is derived from the grandson of the goddess venus.

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The name Christiane is a traditional name. It means follower of christ.

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Tanja Bocher

My name is Tanja, which is a shortcut of Tatjana.Tatiana is a name of Sabine and Latin origin, a feminine derivative of the Sabine-Latin name Tatius. Titus Tatius was the name of a king of the Sabines, fighting against the romans. There was also a russian martyrer saint Tatiana, who is the patron of russian students.

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Maria is a version of the name Mary. The name is extremely popular in Portugal, so much so that women named Maria usually go by their second given names, like i do...
The name Leonor originated as an Spanish name. In Spanish, the name Leonor means -light. Other origins for the name Leonora include - English, Greek, Italian, Spanish, French... Variant of Helen. In mythology the abduction of Zeuss mortal daughter Helen sparked the Trojan War..

Soares Meaning:  one who had reddish hair. (true ;) )

Portuguese : occupational name from soeiro ‘swineherd’, Latin suerius.

Faustino Meaning:  the descendant of Faustinus.

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Ana means “graceful”, but I’m far from making justice to that. The origin of Simas is unknown. Some say it has English origin, others argue it is Flemish. Apparently, somewhere over time someone foreigner came to the Azores and decide to have kids. Most Portuguese “Simas” come either from Faial or Pico islands.

In what concern other names, we have a lot of names of places like Costa (coast), animals Coelho (rabbit), some sort of change of the name of the father, such as “Fernando” that became “Fernades”, or even the use of the name of the mother when the father was unknown, “Conceição”

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The name Nils originated as an Norwegian name. As far as I know, it is the short form of Nikolaus.  In Norwegian, the name Nils means -

the victory of the people.  (nikos laos
Krämer: shopkeeper, In Germany Krämerladen is also used for old shop, where you can buy nearly everything, every kind of Kram (German for stuff).
In Germany there are many names that derive from professions like Müller (miller), Schäfer (shepherd),  Fischer (fisherman) etc.