Sihëna - f (Albanian) like the moon
Literally translated from the Albanian phrase si hëna, "like the moon".
IPA Pronunciation: Sihəna
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Sihëna - f (Albanian) like the moon
Literally translated from the Albanian phrase si hëna, "like the moon".
IPA Pronunciation: Sihəna
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Katalini
This Hungarian name is a version of English Katherine, meaning Pure. They both derive from Greek ‘Εκατερινη or Hekaterine, which which is thought to have come from the Greek goddess Hecate, the goddess of spells, graveyards and tombs, demons, crossroads, and the underworld.
In early Christian times it became associated with Greek καθαρος or katharos, which means Pure.
I like the variation Katalini, it sounds petit and innocent, which fits it's meaning. Nicknames like Kat and Lina make it seriously useable and cultured to boot.
Mardís - f (Old Norse) lady of the lake
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Combination of Old Norse marr "sea, ocean, lake, horse" and dís "goddess, woman, lady, sister". Because of the many meanings of the elements, this name can be translated in many different ways.
Damaysu - f (Turkish) lady of the moon and waters
Adanech - f (Amharic) she has rescued
Salacia - f (Latin) the Roman goddess of salt water, calm, open seas, and sunny days. Her name is derived from sal, Latin for salt.
Freya // Fierce // Swift // Rocking Meaning of the name Freya: "Lady". Pronounced as FRAY-uh, this English/German name derives from the original Scandinavian name Freyja, who was in Norse mythology the wife of Odin. She was the goddess of love, fertility and beauty but also war, spoils and death. Together with Odin, they act 'grim-reaper-esque' as they claim the souls of perished warriors. She rules over her half in Folkvangr, whereas Odin's half go to his hall Valhalla. Some variant spellings that I really like are, Freja (Swedish), Frea (Norse) and the phonetic spelling of Freia. The attractive nickname Fray is also a happy bonus to using this name.
Lilinoe (meaning and origin of the name)
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