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My name is Annegret, short form is Anne. It is a form of the Latin female given name Anna. This in turn is a representation of the Hebrew Hannah, which means 'favour' or 'grace'.
My mother had a best girl friend named Annegret and she decided to give me this name, because this name was combined with good memories. All my friends call me just Anne.

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my name is Michaela. It is a female form of the Hebrew name Michael, which means "Who is like God".
My partents thought they would get a boy when I was born and decided for Michael. Because I'm a girl they added just an "a" and my name was done.

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My name is Paulina. It comes from ancient Rome: it is the feminine form of the nickname Paulinus. Paulus translates from Latin as "small". It is quite a popular female name, from which its short form – Paula is derived. Paulina is a woman full of life and energy. She likes when there is a lot going on around and he can't stand boredom. Paulina is sociable and loves being among friends. She can't imagine living on a deserted island. This name corresponds to the numerological seven, so Paulina's character is determined, she is also an esthete and likes to surround herself with pretty things. In addition, she is very concerned about the well-being of other people and animals, so she tries to live in a way that does not harm anyone. I like my name and I think it describes me perfectly.

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I was named by my grandmother after her baby daughter Rita, who died at the age of 3 months of the scarlet fever.
The meaning of Rita in different cultures varies - in Spanish and America the meaning of the name Rita is PEARL. In Persian it means CHILD OF LIGHT, in Greek it means SPEAKER. In Lithuanian it is a very similar word to "morning" = rytas.

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My name is Sari. It’s a Finnish version of Sarah from the Bible. Sarah was the wife of Abraham. In Hebrew Sarah (Sarai) means empress. And in India, sari (or saree or shari) is the name of the traditional cloth indian women wear. I was named after the biblical figure, not the cloth.
I was supposed to be named Helmi (Pearl), but my father detested the idea. Therefore he chose my name and in my opinion, it was even worse than Helmi. But as the years passed and I reached adulthood, I got used to my name. I even like it at the moment.
Sari is not a very common name among my generation, but I know a few Saris who are two or three decades older than me. Sari was one the most popular names in the 1960s.
We don’t actually have any naming traditions in Finland. Most of the people here have two or three first names though.

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My name is Maria. This is the name of the Mother of Christ. The Greek origin of the name possibly means "rebellious", but probably the name goes even further back to Ancient Egyptian origins where it meant "love" or " my beloved". In France , Marie came from the Latin "Stella maris" , which means " star of the sea". This name stands with number 6 which means the sense of responsibility, a desire to protect and care for others , whilst maintaining a cheerful and stable existence. The number 6 is generally quite sensible and prudent but may also be too idealistic, looking for some perfection. The name Maria resonates with the emotional energy. Name colour : indigo-it's a colour of integrity and fearlessness. Lucky numbers for Maria are: 3,5,16,24 and 38. Lucky weekday is Monday and Lucky gemstone is amethyst.

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My name is Maija which is Finnish version of Maria from the bible. Maria is also common name in Finland, but more popular as second name. Maija is old and quite popular name.

There has been always many other Maijas around me. And there have been times when I have thinker to change my name to more unique. But I'm still Maija and proud of it.

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Hey Everyone! My name is Wioletta. The name Wioletta comes from an Italian name and comes from the Latin word "violet" ( flower). Wioletta is a relatively new name is Poland
The number of the name 4 emphasizes Modesty. " Four " is a resourceful person. Practical and not hypothetical solutions are very important to her. Dilligence and dedication to others are the characteristics of the Four. The competition for Wioletta is related to the service for the population, hence my choice of being a teacher:)

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HI:)My name is Eliza. The people who wanted to give me that name were my dear grandma and my father and it happened in 1981;)At present I think it was the right choice:) Initially, when I was a young girl I didn't like my name because it wasn't typical. After years I realised that it's something specific and unusual in my name. Coming back to the background of this name...Eliza is a separate name but it comes from the longer version" Elizabeth" . Both names come from Hebrew and mean " God my oath". Women who have this name are independent and resourceful and I think I can agree with this:) Eliza is really involved in her family and that is absolutely True. The number of that name is eight which means that it has a hesitating vibration and this shows the extreme.

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My name is Judith, which means "Jewess" or "the praised one". The former does not apply to me, because I grew up in a Protestant family. I like the second one - "the praised one" ;) I like my name because it shows my mother's courage and despite. She gave me this name in 1987, in the former gdr, hoping that 1933 would never happen again. Not in Germany and nowhere else neither.
Unfortunately i can't identify any particular tradition in contemporary naming in germany. Nordic names are in vogue at the moment, but boys especially have short names. the parents i know didn't make it easy for themselves to find a name for their child. The name should sound harmonious and still be original, may it guarantee the best career prospects, but it should be international and at the same time unique. In addition, it must not be too long, not too old-fashioned, not too extravagant or too quirky. But it should give character, while signaling cosmopolitanism and just not mean anything stupid. my children's names are Nele-Finnja, Clea Pippilotta, Toni Kallisto Aimée. I think I fit quite well into the tradition of newer naming in germany (oxymoron: tradition and new) described above.