what does "fernanda" means? where does my name come from?
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FERNANDA  \nGender: Feminine \nUsage: Spanish, Portuguese \nPronounced: fer-NAHN-dah (Spanish)   [key] \nSpanish and Portuguese feminine form of FERDINAND\nFERDINAND  \nGender: Masculine \nUsage: English, German, French, Czech \nPronounced: FUR-di-nand (English), FER-di-nahnt (German)  \nPossibly means "ready to journey" from Gothic fardi "journey" and nand "ready". This was the name of several rulers of Spain, Portugal and the Holy Roman Empire. Also, the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan was the leader of the first expedition to sail around the earth.
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IF I´m right It comes from spain as most of the last names held by latin americans or ppl whose parents are latin americans, hey check this link I could just find it´s shield and that it comes from Castilla spain.\n\nhttp://www.heraldaria.com/armorial.php\n\nIF you can read spanish here you have the full story of it (Link below), IF not you are more than welcome to contact me and I can help you to translate =) \nhttp://www.epasa.com/apellidos/cornejo.html
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Properly isn't "blugrana", it's "Blaugrana" and it comes from the join of the name of two colors: Blau and Grana (in Catalan language, which means Blue and Red).\n\nThis name comes from the colors of the t-shirt of F.C. Barcelona, a mix from the colors of the flags of Cataluña and the city of Barcelona
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It's not "paizana", but "paesana"... and it means countrywoman, a girl who comes from your own country; the word means also a person who live in a little town (in italian paese)...\n"paesano" is the masculine...\nThe second sentence is "sì! Sono stanca di tutta questa merda" and it means "Yes! I got bored (letterary it's tired) because of all this s**t"...
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Original Spelling:\n\nCristina\n\nCristina is an Italian version of the Greek name Christina.  The Italian version means: Follower of Christ.  In 2005, Cristina was the 489th most popular name in the United States, according to the Social Security Administration\n\n\nAlternative Spelling:\n\nChristina\n\nChristina means Christ-Bearer.  It can also mean Annointed or Follower of Christ.  It originates from Greece and is rooted in modern Greek.  In 2005, Christina was the 128th most popular name in the United States, according to the Social Security Administration
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Go to Google and ask them the meaning of your name, they have many sites!!!
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'Sarah', as many have said before me, means 'Princess'.\n'Shirley', incidentally, means 'Country Meadow' - with Shirley McClaine for a famous namesake !\n'Angelina' means the 'Angelic Girl' - with Angelina Jolie for a famous namesake ! [By the way, spelling the name as 'Angeleena' makes it seem ridiculous, except perhaps to some idiotic numerologist !]\n...You seem to be an Indian : So, why don't you choose an Indian middle name for your little girl ? This will help her in her future and career too - as an Indian name will be easier to introduce one's self with. And it will also not cause her to be 'segregated' due to others' religious or communal biases !
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Why do the others have their given name first? :)\nI have a theory... Many family names come from the place where you live. In English, for example, you say Richard of York. In Hungarian because of the grammar you say Yorki Richard. This can be a reason.
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Hello dear!\nNapoleon's father, a Greek from Itylo, moved to Italy and his name Kalomeros was translated into BuenaParte, in English meaning proper - Good Path!\nRegarding the first name: Napoleon is either composed by Napo and Leon (lion), or Napoleon, from Napolian, meaning from Neapolis, (in English meaning New City)
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AMAN \n "Trustworthy" \n Gender: Primarily Female \n Origin: African\n(Also means "Peace" in Hindi)\n\nGo to Babynames.com for more name details!
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Of course I know what enano means , that's the name in Spanish given to a person that is short in height, or frame body is too small but people in Latinos countries will call enano depending on how tall your are, in the USA it will be midgets
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Did you mean surname Hucks? I found one website that gives a good description of the origin, but I was unable to copy/paste it. The link is below :-)
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Armenta is a Spanish surname. There should be no translation I think, since there isn't an entry for it in the Dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy (Real Academia Española).\n\nThe name Armenta is originally derived from the Germanic name "Armendar", which is a baptismal name that means "the son of Herman".\n\nCheck this out: \nhttp://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/armenta-family-crest.htm
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Origin: Dutch \nMeaning: Surname form of Richard.  \nGender: Male
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It's originally Gelaye, and is from France.  It was a Huguenot name.
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My name means "consecrated to God"
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kaylyn\n\nkayley is a morphed irish name..  caol meaning slender.\nlyn is also from the welsh llyn, which means lake.\n\nthe book i'm looking at doesn't really say much about the italian version of your name, so i'm going to have some fun here!\n\ncara-beloved, dear (from carus)\nlina-bringer of good news (a short form of evangelina)\n\nso maybe...  Caralina?