Does anyone know what the name Fiona means?
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FIONA  \nDefinition:  "White, Fair"    \nGender:      Primarily Female    \nOrigin:      Celtic/Gaelic
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1. Gaelic, Celtic: Victorious; a narrow strait or channel. \n\n2. The name of Kylie brings opportunities for success in business and financial accumulation. It fires you with ambition and promotional ideas, ideas that are original, progressive, and large-scale. With this name, success to you is a foregone conclusion, for you cannot conceive any reason for not reaching all your goals, as you have self-sufficiency, supreme confidence, boundless energy, and enthusiasm. As long as you have a sense of freedom from monotony and drudgery, and can see progress being made, you feel buoyant and optimistic. \n\nAlthough the name Kylie causes an active mind and a restless urge to explore new ideas, we emphasize that it causes a materialistic approach that frustrates higher humanitarian qualities. This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the solar plexus and reproductive organs. \n\n3. KYLIE  \nGender: Female \nRoot:  KYLA\nOrigin: West Australian Aborigonie \nMeaning: Attractive
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it means yan qiu in chinese.\n\nA conversion to english might be useful to non chinese.\nYou will have to ask her.\nIt depends on the one of four tones used for each word, and the context in which the words are said. Try a google search, or wikipedia. Plenty names even have roots to former Dynasties.
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This IS Macedonian and you cant quite translate it in english,it will just sound goofy,but it means that-Biljana(that is the woman's name)  was ...pretty much doing her laundry,because "platno" means fabric or sheet and "beleshe"  means that she was trying to make it whiter,to clean it.The song goes on about where she was doing it- on the Ochrid Lake !I hope I was help full!:)
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I couldn't find this word in any dictionary. Is it spelled right?\nIt is used as a last name though.
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It is a family name, a surname. Their are several Strozier's in the local phone book.
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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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The only thing I can say to you is that word sounds an Italian word : " CILENA " . It means Chilean , or " CHILEAN WAY " . Could mean the style of the kick .\nIn Italian : ch = ci .
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It probably is a different form of the name 'Erika.' Someone probably spelled it 'Aarika' to be different, and it caught on. A lot of names are like that. :)
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Probably the same name as Bronwyn, which means "White Breast." From Welsh BRON and GWEN.
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Hiya it's latin and it means Happy!! Simular names are: Felice, Felicity, Felisse, Feliciana, Felyce, Phylice, Philicia, Phylicia
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First of all, congratulations. Daughters are precious, as are the old names from our family's past. I'm going to stick my neck way out here and give you my best guess. \n\nOcerna, coming from the same root as ocarina which is a small flute of a type found in many cultures around the world. \n\nThe noun ocarina is the diminutive form of oca (Italian dialect -goose) from the late Latin auca. It translates as "little goose" or gosling. \n\nThe name would have had to cross over from Italian into German in the Tyrolean region, which includes parts of both Italy and Austria. And, yes, the Austrians speak German.
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Name: Gabrielle  \nGender: female)  \nOrigin: Hebrew \nMeaning: God is my strength
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what a stupid question. What constitutes a "strange name". Maybe the name "Smith" or "Jones" is hilarious in some languages
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Well, Mab is the usual Irish name and it would be spelled Maeb or sometimes Maeve (because in Irish it would be spelled with a dot over the b, causing aspiration of the letter -- it would be changed to pronounce it like a v in most dialects). She was a great Irish queen of long ago. It can be pronounced MAWB or MOB, but the correct pronunciation is more like Mehv or MEEVE. The -bina part is unusual and probably derived from Latin "Sabina" or similar names. I have heard that pronounced to rhyme with Tina and also with vagina. So to put it all together, you can pronounce it however the person wants. I would go with Mehv- EYE- nah as the top choice, followed by Maw-BEE-nah, and  maybe MAB-in-ah as a third pick. The name-books say it means happiness in Irish. Not really, but who's gonna dispute it?
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Muir is a really tinky name in Scotland, not sure if you know that word over there, it means like gypsy or horrible caravan-living scum. Best not to investigate, the only people I know with that surname are mentally subnormal thugs who joined the police so they could throw their weight about.
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Ashley Jade. It's my daughter's name. We named her that because Ashley means "father rejoiced" in Gaelic. Her middle name ended up being perfect because she has green eyes that were bright blue at birth. If she would have had red hair like her daddy her middle name would have been Daigh, which means fire or flame.