#bright names

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Starmist (English) - the stars cover the sky like a blanket of fog

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Lult'irisi - m/f (Amharic) teeth like pearls

From Amharic lul ሉል, "pearl" and t'irisi ጥርስ "teeth".

IPA Pronunciation: lʊlt'iɾisi

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Jingwanwu 晶晚舞 - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) glittering night dancer

From Mandarin:

Jīng 晶 - brilliant, glittering, sparkling, shining, bright, crystal, radiant

Wǎn 晚 - night, evening, late

Wǔ 舞 - dance, dancer, dancing, brandish, wield, flourish

Because of the multiple ways this could be translated, this could also refer to an event (The Brilliant Night Dance, etc) a weapon (Wielding the Radiant Night, etc), or some kind of anime-style attack.

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Zaahir زاهر - m (Arabic) to shine, to radiate

From Arabic zahara زهر "to shine, to radiate".

Other forms: Zahir زاهر

Feminine Forms: Zaahira زاهرة, Zahira زاهرة, Zahra زهراء , Zahara زهر

Photo by Lukas from Pexels

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Arevik - f (Armenian) like the sun

From Armenian arev "sun" and ik "like, similar to"

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Chan-mul - m/f (Korean) vivid water

From Korean chan "vivid, bright, illuminating" and mul "water"

Photo by Stephan Louis from Pexels

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Elfacan - m/f (Welsh) extremely small and bright

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From the Welsh elements:

El - an intensifying prefix, "very, extremely, much"

Fach - small, little

Can - bright, shining

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Rassvet - m (Russian) dawn, daybreak

Picture is Exchange of Peterburg by Ivan Aivazovsky from wikiart