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Moses
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Moses originates in Hebrew language and means "drawn out". In the Bible, Moses was a prophet, religious leader and the author of Torah. As a masculine given name its popularity has declined in the United States lately.
Mogens
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Mogens is a Danish variant of Magnus. Magnus originates in Latin language and means "greatness". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in Scandinavian languages, in the United States its usage is rather rare.
Dixie
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Dixie originates in French language and means "the tenth child". It is taken from the nickname for the Southern United States. There are several theories of where the expression came from, most likely it is derived from the currency issued by the banks of Louisiana. These were 10-dollar bills, with the French word dix (meaning 'ten') on them and people called them simply 'dixies'. Later on, it became a popular feminine given name.
Jaylee
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Jaylee originates in English language and means "jay bird". It is a combination of the masculine name Jay, originally derived from a surname, and the suffix -lee. As a feminine given name Jaylee has been quite popular in the United States lately.
Eimear
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Eimear is a variant of Emer. Emer originates in Gaelic languages and means "quick". The name appears as a character name in Irish mythology. As a feminine given name it is very rare in the United States.
Pandora
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Pandora originates in Greek language and means "all-gifted". In Greek mythology, she was the first woman on Earth, created by different gods and getting a gift from each of them to her jar which she was not supposed to open. Out of simple curiosity, Pandora opened the jar and let all the evils of mankind loose. The expression of 'Pandora's box' instead of a 'jar' prevailed until present day due to a wrong translation in the 16th century. These days, opening Pandora's box means to release something evil that cannot be undone.
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