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Meaning of the Name Anda |
205 names found for "Anda" (page 1 of 5) |
The first name Anda is of English, Japanese origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
English: Abbreviation of Andrea
Japanese: Meet at the Field. A Japanese Surname
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Alandair
(Greek)
Variant of Alexander: Defender of Men. Alexander the Great Was a Macedonian King for Whom the Egyptian City of Alexandria is Named. Eight Popes and Three Russian Emperors Have Been Named Alexander
Variant of Alexander: Defender of Men. Alexander the Great Was a Macedonian King for Whom the Egyptian City of Alexandria is Named. Eight Popes and Three Russian Emperors Have Been Named Alexander
Alsandair
(Greek)
Variant of Alexander: Defender; Protector of Mankind. Famous Bearer: Alexander the Great
Variant of Alexander: Defender; Protector of Mankind. Famous Bearer: Alexander the Great
Alsandare
(Greek)
Variant of Alexander: Defender; Protector of Mankind. Famous Bearer: Alexander the Great
Variant of Alexander: Defender; Protector of Mankind. Famous Bearer: Alexander the Great
Alvis
(Scandinavian)
Origin Uncertain, But May Be from Scandanavian Meaning All-wise. Alvis Occurs in Norse Mythology, and As the Name of the Alvis Motor Car
Origin Uncertain, But May Be from Scandanavian Meaning All-wise. Alvis Occurs in Norse Mythology, and As the Name of the Alvis Motor Car
Amanda
(Latin)
Lovable, Worthy of Love. Some Scholars Believe This Name Was Invented by British Dramatist Colley Cibber Who Gave it to a Character in His Play 'Love's Last Shift.' Noel Coward Later Named a Character
Lovable, Worthy of Love. Some Scholars Believe This Name Was Invented by British Dramatist Colley Cibber Who Gave it to a Character in His Play 'Love's Last Shift.' Noel Coward Later Named a Character
Amanda
(English)
Worthy of Being Loved. Literary; Poets and Playwrights Brought This Name into Popular Usage in the Seventeenth Century
Worthy of Being Loved. Literary; Poets and Playwrights Brought This Name into Popular Usage in the Seventeenth Century
Bartram
(Danish)
Glorious Raven. The Raven Was Consecrated to the Norse War God Odin and Was the Emblem of the Danish Royal Standard
Glorious Raven. The Raven Was Consecrated to the Norse War God Odin and Was the Emblem of the Danish Royal Standard
Brandan
(Irish)
Variant of Brendan: Prince, or Brave. Some Scholars Believe Brendan Means 'stinking Hair'
Variant of Brendan: Prince, or Brave. Some Scholars Believe Brendan Means 'stinking Hair'
Brandan
(English)
Derived from a Surname and Place Name Based on the Old English for 'Hill Covered With Broom'. Broom is a Prolific Weed. Also, 'From the Beacon Hill', 'Beacon on the Hill' or 'Gorse-covered Hill.'
Derived from a Surname and Place Name Based on the Old English for 'Hill Covered With Broom'. Broom is a Prolific Weed. Also, 'From the Beacon Hill', 'Beacon on the Hill' or 'Gorse-covered Hill.'