what does the name dixie mean?
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The girl's name Dixie is pronounced DIK-see. It is of French and English origin, and its meaning is "tenth." The name refers to a region of the United States known as the Old South. It may derive from one of the surveyors of the Mason-Dixon line, or from the "ten" (in Cajun French "dix") dollar note circulated from Louisiana, which made the South the "land of dixies." Actress Dixie Carter.
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It is of Spanish origin, and its meaning is "courteous." May also mean "court-dweller."
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It's a Hispanic name.  Could be from Spain, or anywhere in Latin America from Mexico to Chile.
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its a surname in india.\n\noh and it also means mustard in hindi.\n\nin some parts it also means opinion.
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Probably refers to a cross-dresser or similar. As Hugo is/was a common male name & a halter is a kind of dress common a while ago.
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The name George has its origin in ancient Greek Geōrgios (Γεώργιος), a derivation of the noun geōrgos (γεωργός) "husbandman, farmer", a compound of gē (γῆ) "earth" and ergon (ἔργον) "work".\n\nThe name was rare in Antiquity, but became extremely popular in Christianity thanks to Saint George. It remains a popular name and has many variants in the different languages.
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Maybe Timothy. It means God's honor.
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The expression "Put up your dukes" comes from old Cockney rhyming slang: "Put up your forks. Put up your Duke of Yorks." (forks refer to fingers and hence your hands)\n\nHowever there is a line of thought that the phrase "put up your dukes" and "duke it out" refer to the name of the God of Boxing, Polydeuces
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It means Alex or Alexander.  By the way, it's a boy's name.
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Honestly I couldn't find that it meant anything in any language. The closest match is this:\n\nZenia\nPronunciation: (zē'nē-u, zēn'yu)\na female given name: from a Greek word meaning “hospitality.”
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It's from Greek.\n\nFrom demos (people) and kratin (rule), literally rule by the people.\n\nAlternative forms of the -cracy word include:\ntheocracy - society where religion/faith rules;\nautocracy - society ruled by one person;\nmeritocracy - society where people have power based on their merit (how good they are);\netc.
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For the 10 southern states that seceded from the union in 1860 and 1861. The states were South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, and North Carolina…\nDuring that time the banks in New Orleans used the word Dix (Ten) on bank notes, so the name Dixie was formed. \nIn 1859 the Musician Daniel Decatur Emmett wrote the popular song. “I wish I was in Dixie” which was used as the anthem for the Confederacy during the war of Northern aggression.
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From the Greek, it means "maiden". That may sound dull, but the Goddess Persephone adopted it as her title, so that makes it a little cooler. It is also sometimes is thought to mean "heart" (derived from coronary?) but I think the Greek meaning is probably more accurate.
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Very nice, The girl's name Alesia is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "help, aid." Also variant of Alicia.
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Its a.. spanish name.. I reckon.. I like the singer Thalia.. Her song feat. Fat joe.. was really cool.. \n\nThe girl's name Thalia is pronounced THAYL-yah. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "flourishing." Mythology: Thalia was the Muse of Comedy and one of the Three Graces (along with Aglaia and Euphosyne), goddesses who were the embodiment of beauty and charm, and daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne.
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southern = humane\nnorthern = inhumane, uncivilized, animals treated better than humans.
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It's anagrammatic, thus: Shanita – Shantai – Shantia - Tanisha - Ashanti - Natisha - Shaitan - Thanasi\n\n* Ashanti = the name of a Southern Ghana peoples.\n* Tanisha = variant of Tanya, meaning unknown.\n*  Natisha = variant of Natalie, meaning "Christmas Day" (from Late Latin)\n\n\nOther variations may be:\n\n* Shanti = "peace, quiet, tranquility" in Sanskrit.\n* Shanxia = a type of dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous Period.\n* Shania = a name meaning "beautiful" (Shayna) in Yiddish or "gracious" in other variations.\n* Shanta = a name meaning "pacified, calm" in Sanskrit.\n* Shantae = a (pet) name for Chantal meaning "stony place".