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My name Liisa is my mother's  second name, so I was named after her. Actually, it was my brother, Who told my parents I should be named Liisa. Liisa is short from Elisabet the Queen. With an extra I in the middle.
In Finland the naming culture varies: some people like to name their children after grandparents etc., the others pic just the name they want. And nowadays it's fashionable to use the old finnish names like Olavi, Hermanni and Kerttu. Or make up a brand New!

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Carlos is a Spanish and Portuguese variant of Charles, which derived from the Old Germanic name Carl. The name means "man" or "free man".
In Portugal, people often have two surnames. The most common format is to have one's mother's paternal and father's paternal surname
Maternal family names are always placed before paternal family names. Sometimes, the family name from the father will be used alone.

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The Finnish version Eeva comes of course from the international Eve, which means "life". I'm sure that my mom didn't think of the meaning when I got my name. As most of the people in Finland, also my parents decided a name that they liked. Some families want to preserve some certain names in the families, but most often a child is named after his/her parents preferences.

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My name is Soraia and this name originates from the Arabic Thurayya, which means "luminous", "bright", which is also the name for a cluster of stars that, in Portuguese, we call the Pleiades.
In the Persian language this is also the name given to the planet Venus, therefore it can also mean "morning star".
The name Soraya became more popular from the 1950s, as it was the name of Princess Soraya, who was married to the Shah of Iran.
The Arabic word that gave rise to the name Soraia can also be translated as “princess” or “precious”, in alternative meanings.
In fact, Soraia was the name of many Arab princesses, giving it a meaning linked to royalty.

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My name Pirjo comes from a saint named St. Birgit. St. Birgit was the founder of Vadstena Monastery and was declared a saint on October 7, 1391. Pirjo and Birgit is the ancient Celtic goddess names, which signifies noble or power.

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My name is Victoria, which is of Latin origin.  In Roman mythology, Victoria is the goddess of victory, equivalent to the Greek goddess Nike. I was named after my great grandmother from my father's side, who was born in Ukraine, but I think the name is quite international these days.

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My name is Daniela. Its origin is Hebrew, and it's the feminine version of Daniel, which comes from “daniyel,” meaning “God is my judge.” It is said that when people hear the name Daniela, they perceive that person as someone who is full of life, uplifting, inspiring, and even charming. :-)
It used to be more popular than it is today; its popularity around the world was the highest in 1984.

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Evelina is of Slavic origin. The meaning of Evelina is 'strength to live'. The name is a combination of the biblical name Eve which means 'to live' and Avelina which means 'strength'. It is also a variant of the name Evelyn. In Portugal, it is usually the Godfather or the Godmother who chooses the name of the child.