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Brave courage, boldness, a lion's heart Wise wisdom, counsel, learning Gentle mildness, tenderness, calm Joyful joy, delight, laughter Faithful faith, loyalty, steadfastness Strong strength, might, endurance Free freedom, a free person Kind kindness, mercy, grace toward others Noble nobility, honor, high birth Peaceful peace, friendship, quiet Bright light, radiance, shining fame Victorious victory, triumph Beloved love, being cherished Graceful grace, beauty, charm Hopeful hope, new beginnings Protective a guardian, a shield, a defender Pure purity, innocence, clarity Blessed blessing, a gift, good fortune
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Carla Girl Feminine of Carl/Karl, from Germanic karl 'man, free man'. Modern · peak 1962 Carloman Boy From Germanic karl 'man, free man' and mann 'man'. Early Medieval · forgotten Carlos Boy The Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles, from Germanic karl 'free man'. Renaissance · peak 2001 Carlotta Girl A feminine diminutive of Carlo (Charles), from Germanic karl 'free man'. Victorian · peak 1948 Carly Girl A pet form of Carla or Caroline, feminine forms of Charles (Germanic karl 'free man'). Modern · peak 1995 Caroline Girl Feminine form of Carolus (Charles), from Germanic karl 'man, free man'. Revolutions · peak 1889 Charlene Girl A 20th-century feminine of Charles (Germanic karl 'free man') with the ending -ene. Modern · peak 1949 · forgotten Charles Boy From Latin Carolus, from Germanic karl 'man, free man'. Early Medieval · peak 1880 Charley Boy A pet form of Charles, from Germanic karl 'free man'. Victorian · peak 1880 Charlotte Girl French feminine diminutive of Charles, from Germanic karl 'man, free man'. Renaissance · peak 2020 Deliverance Girl or boy The English word deliverance 'rescue, salvation'. Colonial · forgotten Eleftheria Girl From Greek eleutheria 'freedom'. Modern Eleftherios Boy From Greek eleutheros 'free'. Early Medieval Franklin Boy From the surname, Middle English frankelin 'free landholder', from Anglo-Norman franc 'free'. Revolutions · peak 1933 Karl Boy From Germanic karl 'man, free man'. Early Medieval · peak 1963 Lottie Girl English pet form of Charlotte, from Germanic karl 'man, free man'. Victorian · peak 1894 Saoirse Girl Modern Irish saoirse 'freedom, liberty'. Modern · peak 2020 Slobodan Boy From Slavic sloboda 'freedom'. Victorian · forgotten
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