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I recived my name from my Grandmother – she simply decided: „It is Agnieszka”.

The meaning of name „Agnieszka” comes from Latin and it means „chaste”.

In Christian history there was a Saint Agnes - a virgin martyred during the persecutions of one of Roman`s emperors. The name became associated with Latin agnus "lamb". Thus, Saint Agnes was frequently pictured with a lamb by her side.

Today my name is one of the most popular names in Poland.

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This is a historic and most popular name in Poland. Means a very family, energetic and independent woman.
All above. Joanna is a very loyalty, honesty, helpful, with the heart on hand.
About me:
I value my own individuality and femininity very much. I persistently fight for my Dreams and uses mistakes as a science for the future

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Clara has a Latin origin and means "clean, diaphanous, illustrious pure and transparent". ... The name in Spanish is Clara, deriving in Claire in English and French, a name that is common in the Anglo-Saxon and Francophone world.

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The name has a variety of forms, the English one is Margaret, but I prefer Marge or Margo. Originally it was a Greek name which means "pearl".

According to the Bible Margaret is the patron of the homeless and falsely accused people, also of all the  difficult and hopeless matters.

It is a real coincidence that I live now in a small village which has changed its name after World War II. Before that, for 300 years, its real name was Margareth:)

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The name Alenka, is a shortened form of the female personal name Magdalena or Helena.

Magdalena is a biblical name. It is interpreted as a "(Mary) of Magdala", that is, the city along the Lake of Genesis.

The name Helena is derived from the Greek name Helena with the supposed meaning of "brilliant, shiny, even a flame".

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My name has a variety of origins and meanings.
In Italian it is Madonna, or my Lady, in Arabic it means wish, in Irish noble, in Persian eternal, in Hindi sweet.

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My name has a variety of origins and meanings

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Sanja is name mostly used in Croatia and Serbia. It is derived from the Croatian word "sanjati" meaning dreaming. This name is mostly used for female children. In this days it is not very popular.

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*** A warm hellooo to you all, dear participants and Rita! My name is Silvija and I'm from Croatia. I'm looking forward meeting you in March :)***

- The name (Silvija) originates from the Latin word for forest Silva and its meaning is spirit of the wood. The mythological god of the forest was associated with the figure of Silvanus.
- Traditions in naminig people in Croatia - in the past, parents used to give names to their children which were already in the family - that means that they gave names of their parents, grandparents....to their children. Now, there is no rule for that. People give names which they usually like - some of them are traditional and some of them are modern.