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Hi
I have two names – Aida and Ilona.

My parents named me Aida when they visited Giuseppe Verdi's opera “Aida”. In the Italian opera, Aida is an Ethiopian princess. Aida is an Egyptian name, a Quranic it means “returner”, “visitor of the sick”, “grace”. The Italian meaning for Aida is "Happy". In Lithuanian it means “Echo”, “Beginning of something”.

My grandmother liked the name Ilona and my father decided to give me a second name to make everyone happy. Ilona is a Hungarian name, the traditional name of the Queen of the Fairies in Magyar folklore. The name comes from the Greek name "Helena" and means “light”.

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Hello! I'm Jurgita or Jurga in short (pronounced Yurgeeta or Yurga). The name is considered Greek and it means a farmer😂 however, I don't like farming or gardening at all😂🙈 My Mom wanted to name me Greta, but my Dad and his sister, who was my Godmom, insisted on Jurgita. They chose it mainly because there was a very popular song "Jurga Jurgita" at the time I was born. There are now many Jurgitas in Lithuania around my age, but the name has lost its popularity.

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My name, Marie, is said to be Armenian, meaning brave or defiant ( which is actually true about me). Marie is the French form of Maria. Since it is the name of Jesus’ mother it is a common name in many parts of the world. Even men can be called Marie in combinations like Jean-Marie.
It was my father who decided this name. I was often told that my name was French, and ever since I was a child I have always liked things connected to France. Later on I actually became a French teacher.
Marie was a popular name in Sweden in the 1960’s. I have had lots of friends named Marie. A funny story is when I was young and went to Greece with two other Maries. One evening when we were out a Greek man wanted to get to know us a little choser. When we introduced ourselves as Marie, Marie and Marie he thought we made fun of him. He left us  saying: I am Maria too,