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Displayed on this page are A- names 281 to 300. Amanda was the most popular among them in 2007 with a rank of #112 and a usage of 0.1435%. The name is mainly used in English, Finnish, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. It was followed in popularity by the Dutch and English Amber, the Basque Amaya, the English Amari, Amara, and the Arabic name, Amani. Unusual A- names include Amalthea (English and German), Aman (Arabic), Amandine (English and French), Amarilis (Spanish), Amarilla (Latinized), Amaryllis (English), Amata (German), Amália (Hungarian, Portuguese, and Slavic), Amálie (Czech), Ambra (Italian), Ambre (French), Ambrosia (English and German), Ambrosina (German), and Ambrosine (English).
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Amalthea ... to soothe, to soften ... used predominantly in English and ... derived from Old Greek origins ... Aman ... trust, safety ... origin and use are both in the Arabic language ... not popular as a baby girl name ... Amanda Amandine ... lovable ... used predominantly in English and ... derived from Latin origins ... variant form of Amanda ... Amani Amara Amari Amarilis ... sparkling eyes ... a Spanish name of Old Greek origin ... variant of Amaryllis ... Amarilla ... sparkling eyes ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is used ... variant of Amaryllis ... Amaryllis ... sparkling eyes ... of Old Greek origin and it is used ... name was popular in literature; it was used ... Amata ... beloved ... language of origin is Latin and it is ... form of Amy ... a rare baby girl name ... Amaya Amália ... labor; work ... primarily used in the Hungarian, ... variation of Amalia ... Amálie ... labor; work ... has its origins in the Gothic language and ... variation of Amalia ... Amber Ambra ... amber ... of Arabic origin and it is used mainly ... variation of Amber ... Ambre ... amber ... of Arabic origin and it is predominantly ... variation of Amber ... Ambrosia ... immortal, divine ... has its origins in the Old Greek ... used largely in English and German ... Ambrosina ... immortal, divine ... primarily used in the German ... form of Ambrosia ... not ranked within the top 1000 ... Ambrosine ... immortal, divine ... mainly used in English and it is of ... variant form of Ambrosia ... |