my grand daughters middle name is myirea and i'm looking for origin of this name.?
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Comes from "Myra" \nMyra - Latin - Wonderful (also ive heard it comes from "Miranda" which means "Admirable or Beautiful". Also Latin in origin)
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Nice names!  I especially like RosaRae.  My son's name is Caleb.
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Calyborri\n\nCalyborri Ine Kneale was my ancestress from Mallenhowne, Isle of Man.\n\nAlwara, Alvarissa, Lucia, Alice, Helwise, Bridget, Ada, etc. are all other names from that time period in my family tree.\n\nIf you want Norse/Viking names, I have a BUNCH of those too!
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You have your choice, Asian or Greek.  Either way they are beautiful.\n\nAsian origin.\nLi = daughter  (Chinese)\nMaris = infinite, endless  (Japanese)\n\nForever my daughter\n\nLy = reason (Vietnamese)\nMaris = infinite, endless (Japanese)\n\nEndless, infinite reason\n\nGreek origin.\nLy = twilight (Greek?)\nMaris = ocean (Greek)\n\nTwilight Ocean
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That is neat...\nI think you should go with something that starts with a J because your Chinese name starts with a J...\nmaybe:\nJames\nJackson\nJadon\nJaimin\nJaison\nJameel\nJaquan\nJarid\nJarell\nJeff\n\nThis was fun, Hope you find it helpful...\nIf not check out baby name websites (they tell you the name's meaning)\nLet us know what you pick! I'm Interested!!!\n~Sarah
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What is your real name? If it is Elizabeth (liz) it comes from Hebrew, meaning "Pledged to God"
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you can try www.aboutbabynames.com or www.behindthename.com these website are fun and you can learn alot about your name...
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If you mean Merlin, as in Merlin the Magician in King arthur stories, it was originally  Myrddin. \nThis may have arisen from a place-name in Wales meaning "sea fort".\nMy name, Diane, means "divine".
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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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Try www.houseofnames.com or www.ancestry.com
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I'm fond of your choice Isabella, I plan to name my first daughter Isabelle! :-)\n\nCamilla is also quite beautiful in my opinion, but opinions vary so greatly...\n\nThis site is A HUGE resource for finding names, based upon origin and contains there meanings as well. I used it for obtaining the definitions of my sons names. Good Luck!
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Here is what I found:\nI searched for Cassidy, since it seems a more likely common spelling.\n\nFrom an Irish surname which was derived from Ó Caiside meaning "descendent of Caiside". Caiside is a first name meaning "curly haired" from Gaelic cas.
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Ирa for Ira and full name is \n\nИрина for Irina
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It actually goes back to the variant name Natalya, meaning Christmas Day (Birth) I know this as my daughter is called Natasha, spelt differently to yours but the same
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It seems to be a Spanish surname. Probably central America.
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look it up\nwww.babynames.com
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Samuel - Somhairle\nSally and Sadie both started out as pet forms of Sarah, a Hebrew name meaning "princess.". Sarah was never translated into Irish, although it was used as an anglicization of the name Sorcha (SUR a kha). Sorcha is an Irish name meaning "bright, radiant".\nFamily depends on usage of the word\nCharisma's child & Prince Amazulu don't translate into Irish Gaelic