what's the name " ziva" mean?
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Its a Hebrew name meaning Light ,Radiance.\n\n\nOr if you write the z with a diacritic, It's Sloveinian, meaning, I guess life, (from zivot). \n Either way a nice name.
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It is a reference to Lucifer, which is an erroneous name for Satan. Isaiah 14:12\nIt comes from Latin: lux : n. light.\nfero:v. to bear\nThe very word lucifer is a mistranslation of a Hebrew word, H'lel-bin-Shachar, literally, Glower son of the Dawn, the name of a minor Canaanite god. This was incorrectly translated into the Latin Vulgate Bible as lucifer. (Yes, with a lower case 'l'. It was NOT a personal name), which was a Roman name for the morning star, the planet first visible after dawn (usually venus sometimes mercury or mars).\nThe passage Issaih 14:4-21 is a taunt to to berate King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon.\n\nI suspect you knew the answer you wanted before you posted the question.
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MEANING: The name “Zimbabwe” is variously translated from the Shona language to mean “sacred house,” “venerated houses,” “houses of stone,” “ritual seat of the king,” “court,” or “home or grave of the chief.”\n\nhttp://www.manuampim.com/ZIMBABWE.html you can find more information here Good Luck...
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The language is SLOVENIAN !\n\n\nAnd it means... 'USER 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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sala\n\n\nwhich is the arabic for satan
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The Arabic name "Massoud" means Fortune.\n\nMassoud is also spelt Masud, Masood, Mawsood, etc. with the same meaning.\n\nPS: Mary is talking about the MOSSAD (which means Institution) - the Israeli Intelligence Agency.
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It´s a Bosnian name, isn´t it ... perhaps I can find the meaning\n\nOh yes - it´s an Islamic name which means "desire", "offering"
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All the websites I've come across list the name Yuridia, but they don't give a meaning for that name.  Maybe this name was made up by somebody.\n\nSome other websites I came across are in a different language, and I can't translate them.
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It's the name of a TV soap opera in Mexico.  It can mean "dawn", or some variation thereof:\n\nal·bo·ra·da\n\nf.\n\n   1. (alba) dawn\n   2. military (ataque) dawn attack\n   3. (toque) reveille\n   4. poetry, poetic, music aubade, dawn song
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Hi there, \n\nDV means 'Deo Volente' which is a latin phrase meaning 'God will'\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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Amira = princess\nCody = helper\nJennifer = fair one\nJack\nAngela = my angel\nRachel = lamb\n \nill think of some more later. chao. have fun with your name search. it can be a hard thing. a names meaning is said to determine the destiny of the child. I know that to be true for me personally. my name means fair one of bitterness or something like that and i have found that to be a very true description of me. but if you dont give a fuck then just name your kid Rumplestilskin.
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Well, that sounds like a Japanese name...and usually Japanese names are combined words or something like that.\n\nLet's see, 'Hasu' means lotus and 'kawa' could mean river, stream, good story, leather, side, row, surroundings, skin, fur, bark, pelt, shell, etc.\n\nSo, Hasukawa could be...well...just combine those things. Lol.
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it means  (jewel)  in arabic .\nnice name.\na native english speaker would stress the second syllable when reading this  , like        joHAra    .thats not how it should sound .\nit should be read with stress on the first syllable        JOhara\n\nalso it could be an irish name\n     joe  o'hara...........johara
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I always wondered  myself\n\n\nThe etymology of the word "Serb" (root: Srb) is not known. Numerous theories exist, but none can be said to be certain or even probable:\n\n   1. Some say that the name comes from saborac, meaning "co-fighter." This could make sense but the words are too dissimilar. It is possible that saborac comes from sebar (that sebar sometimes meant "co-fighter"), which would make this theory more interesting, but there is not much basis for this claim either.\n   2. Some believe that the name is of Sarmatian/Iranian origin. From which particular word it derives is unclear. However, one theory suggests it derives from the word "Sarv" which means "cypress" tree.\n   3. Some [9] believe that the name comes from srkati, meaning "to suck in", referring to people so closely united as if they share mother's milk.\n   4. Also, others argue that all Slavs originally called themselves Serbs, and that Serbs (and Sorbs) are simply the last Slavs who retained the name. If this is true, it still fails to explain the origin of the Slavic name (most of the above may apply).\n   5. There is also theory that name Serbs derived from the Caucasian word "ser", which means "man".\n\nHowever, one thing is certain: the name is very old. It is clearly a self-identification and not a given name as its root cannot be found in western European languages.\n\nthe rest will be in Serrbian since I don't know how to translate\n\nrpski istoricar Jovan Rajic u "Istoriji Srba" (1794), iz starih izvora, izvodi poreklo Srba od Hunskih Sabira. Drugi izvori to izvode iz Srbata - Sarmata, a takodje i od reke Serbice (izmedju Eufrata i Tigra, Mesopotamija, danasnji Iraq). Neki autori ime Srba izvode iz reci Sobranie (zbor, sabor) i slicno, a neki ga prostorno vezuju za Sibiriju, jednu od nasih prapostojbina. Ceski istoricar Pavel Safarik vezuje srpsko ime za reci Sjarbin, Serb, Serbin, Sibrin, sto su sve oblici znacenja roda, naroda, a sto ima isto znacenje sa latinskom reci "gens" i "natio" ili indijskom reci Serim, sto znaci narod iste krvi. Neda Marinovic u opisu najstarijeg naroda na Balkanu iznosi da Srbin, u starodavnom indijskom jeziku, sanskritu, iz koga su potekli svi indo-evropski jezici, medju kojima i srpski, oznacava slobodnog coveka, junaka, koji se vecito bori za sopstveni opstanak. Prema ruskom istoricaru Veltmanu u delu "Atila i Rusi" ime Srbin od starine odnosilo se na vojnicki, ratnicki stalez u Rusiji, a rec Srb znacilo je vojnik, hrabar covek i navodno od Srba su postali Kozaci. I dan danas oko reke Volge rec Serbo oznacava porodicu, rod, svojtu, a kod Belorusa rec Sabr ili Sjarb znaci silu, mnozinu velikog naroda iste krvi i jezika. Kod Velikorusa rec Serbi znaci zdrav, junacan, silan soj ljudi. Kod Luzickih Srba rec Sorab ima znacenje coveka najrazboritijeg, najlepseg, najodabranijeg u tom rodu. Kod Ukrajinaca rec Sirbin znaci gospodovati. U srpskom narodu od davnina postoji pohvala pokojnika, za koga se smatralo da je bio dobar sa visokim odlicjima, koja kaze "Bas je pravi Srbin bio i srpski ziveo". A u Crnoj Gori hrabrog junaka su hvalili sa "Srb od Kosova". I u turskom jeziku reci Sirb i Serb imaju znacenje naroda jednog kolena, hrabrog, ubojitog i nepokornog. Kod starih Persijanaca rec Sarb znaci glava, staresinstvo. Kod Arabljana, Haldejaca i Jevreja rec Srb znaci slobodan covek, junak, nepokoran. I u starom sanskritskom jeziku rec Serbh znaci ne dati se nikome, a koren te reci znaci seme, koleno i rod. Safarik i Kolar su citirali, takodje, da rec Srbi oznacava rodjake, svojtu.....
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My name means "consecrated to God"
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Nazly with a (z) is either of an Arabic or Turkish origin... The Queen of Egypt was called Nazly (that was long ago when there was a Queen in Egypt ;) \ni dont know what the name means- sorry!