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(Female Names)
Birth
Aba: african: Girl born on Thursday
Abina: southern ghana: Girl born on Thursday
Abiona: yoruban: Born on a journey
Adesina: yoruban: The way is opened for more; The coming of
this baby has opened the way (for more children)
Agrafina: russian: Born feet first
Aina: yoruban: Complicated delivery
Efia (eh-fee-uh): ghanese: Born on Tuesday
Kasinda: african: Born to a family with twins
Kekona: hawaiian: Second-born
Kesi: swahili: Born when the father was in trouble
Kessie: ghanese: Fat at birth
Kissa: ugandan: Born after twins
Ledah: hebrew: Birth
Najibah (nah-jee-bah): muslim: Highborn
Natalie/Natasha: latin/slavic: Born on Christmas
Nika: russian: Born on Sunday
Winona: sioux indian: First-born daughter
Zalika: african: Well born
Baby
Jumoke (joo-moh-keh): ugandan: Everyone loves the baby
Child
Fantine (fahn-teen): french: Childlike
Fatima: muslim: “Baby girl who is weaned”
Ih-tedda: apache: Young girl
Jendyose (jen-dee-oh-seh): ugandan: Have done good to produce
this child
Medea: latin: Middle child
Minako: japanese: Beautiful little child
Miriam: hebrew: Longed-for child
Missy: english: Young girl
Noriko: japanese: Doctrine child
Paige: old english: Young, a child
Panya: swahili: Small child
Shey: gypsy: Pre-puberty gyspy girl
Yoko: japanese: Positive child, female
Zigana: hungarian: Gypsy girl
Relatives
Abarrane/Abra/Abrahanna: basque: Father of many (fem. Abraham)
Abida: hebrew: My father knows
Emma: greek: Grandmother
Jordane (johr-dayn): hebrew: Descendent
Kakra: ghanese: Younger of twins
Kaya: hopi indian: My elder sister-little
Kehinde (keh-heen-deh): yoruban: Second of twins
Kirvi: gypsy: Godmother
Macawi (mah-kah-wee): native american: Motherly
Natane: arapaho indian: Daughter
Natura: latin: Lineage
Nena: muslim: Motherly
Panyin: ghanese: Older of twins
Tia (tee- ah): spanish: Aunt
Tonantzin (toh-nan-zeen or toh-nayn-tseen): aztec: Honored
mother
Uma: hindu: Mother
(Male Names)
Birth
Ajayi: yoruban: Born face-down
Ashon: ghanese: Seventh born son
Bacheh: persian: Baby, child
Bandele: yoruban: Born away from home
Danior: english gypsy: Born with teeth
Essien: african: Sixth-born son
Jarek: polish: Born in January
Taro: japanese: First-born male
Baby
Child
Kayin: yoruban: Celebrated child
Relatives
Benjamin: hebrew: Son of the right hand
Davis: scottish: David’s son
Edison: english: Son of Edward
Grayson: old english: Son of the bailiff; Son of Gray
Harrison: english: Son of Harry
Kendrick: gaelic: Son of Henry
Lensar: english gypsy: With his parents
Mackenzie: gaelic: Son of the wise leader
Nelson: english: Son of neil
Nevin: gaelic: Nephew
Ochen (oh-ken): ?: One of the twins
Odion: nigerian: First of twins
Pierson: english: Son of Peter
Ruben: hebrew: Behold a son
Sanders: english: Son of Alexander
Wilson: german: Son of William
Zaide (zah-ee- deh): yiddish: Elder