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Displayed on this page are unique names 21 to 40. Cloe was the most popular within these names in 2007 with a rank of #977 and a usage of 0.013%, and it is largely used in the English, German, and Italian languages. It is followed in popularity by Emmy (English). Uncommon and unique names include Ayesha (Arabic), Azalee (German), Bina (Italian and Hebrew), Britt (Dutch), Britta (German), Carry (English), Cinthia (Portuguese), Clemence (English), Clementina (German), Concha (Spanish), Consuela (English and German), Coral (English), Coralie (English and French), Dafne (German), Daniele (Italian), Elvia (Italian), Euphemia (English and German), and Evon (English and French).
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Ayesha Azalee Bina Britt Britta Carry Cinthia Clemence Clementina Cloe Concha Consuela Coral Coralie Dafne Daniele Elvia Emmy Euphemia Evon |
... alive ... used predominantly in Arabic and it is ... form of Aisha ... an uncommon baby girl name ... 
... dry ... language of origin is English and it is ... variant form of Azalea ... a rare baby name for girls ... 
... Sabine woman; catlike; ... language of origin is Latin and Hebrew ... form of Albina ... 
... exalted one ... a Dutch name of Celtic origin ... form of Brigitta ... unusual as a baby name for girls ... 
... exalted one ... primarily used in the German language ... variant form of Bridget ... 
... free man ... primarily used in the English language ... form of Caroline ... an uncommon baby girl name ... 
... woman from mountain ... largely used in Portuguese and its ... variant of Cynthia ... 
... merciful, gentle ... language of origin is Latin and it is ... name was borne in Roman mythology by a ... 
... merciful, gentle ... of Latin origin and it is used ... variant of Clementine ... rare as a baby girl name ... 
... conception ... origin and use are both in the Spanish language ... form of Concepción ... 
... consolation ... origin is Spanish, and its use, English and ... variant of Consuelo ... 
... primarily used in the English language ... name was first used in the late 19th century, ... 
... used predominantly in the English and ... form of Coral ... a rare baby name for girls ... 
... laurel, laurel tree ... a German name of Old Greek origin ... variant of Daphne ... 
... God is my judge, God ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, Italian ... form of Daniela ... 
... of Latin origin and it is used mainly in ... From the Roman family name ... uncommon as a baby girl name ... 
... good speech, well regarded ... origin is Old Greek, and its use, English and ... 
... yew ... of Germanic origin, and it is used mainly ... variant of Yvonne ... Its ranking then was #872 ...