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Virva - f (Finnish) will-o-wisp, ghostfire. In many folklores a will-o-the-wisp is an eerie fire-like light that appears over water at night and leads travelers astray. These have since been explained to be a non-spooky phenomena caused by natural gas. "Will-o-the-wisp" also is used to refer to an unrealistic hope, or something that is fleeting or intangible.

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Suwei - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) simple comfort

From Mandarin Chinese sù "plain, simple" and wèi "comfort, console, calm"

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Ciel - m/f (French) sky

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Suha - f (Arabic) forgotten, overlooked

Photo by beytlik from Pexels

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Muse - m/f (Japanese) facing the evening tide, towards the night tide

From Japanese mu "yonder, facing, beyond, confront, defy, tend toward, approach" and se "evening tide, night tides, ebb and flow"

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Isra - f (Arabic) nocturnal journey

Derived from Arabic sara "to travel at night"

Picture is Three Figures by Carlos Orozco Romero on wikiart

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Altan - m (Turkish) red dawn

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Luster - m/f (English) a glow of reflected light, especially of a crystal / a glow of light from within / an inner beauty / a superficial attractiveness or appearance of excellence