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Akua
Female

Born on Wednesday; feminine form of Kwaku | Born on Wednesday | Akeradini name meaning “born on Thursday.” Fante, Ghana....

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Akúá
Female

Akúá means "born on Wednesday" in the Akan language of Ghana, and is commonly given to girls born on that day of the wee...

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Akuchi
Unisex

"wealth from God" or "prosperity from the divine"

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Ákue
Male

The name Ákue means "wealth has arrived" or "the wealthy one has come."

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Akue
Female

"born during a period of scarcity" or "one who is never satisfied"

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Ākuhata
Unisex

Ākuhata means "August" or "majestic" in Māori.

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Akule
Male

(Native American) he looks up.

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Akuliina
Female

Akuliina is a Finnish variation of the name Agnes, which means "pure" or "chaste".

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Akulina
Female

Derived from the Late Latin Aquilina, a diminutive form of aquila (eagle). Var: Akilina, Akulnia. Pet: Akulya, Kilya, Ku...

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Akulluana
Female
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Ãkuluk
Unisex

The name Ãkuluk means "hare" in the Inuit language. It is also used to refer to the Northern Lights, which is seen as a...

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Akuluk
Female

Akuluk means "looks like their parents" or "resembles their parents" in Inuit language.

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Akuma
Unisex

The name Akuma means "devil" or "demon" in Japanese.

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Akumi
Female

"bright beauty" or "autumn beauty"

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Akunna
Female

"Father's wealth" or "Dear one/Good one"

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Akurgal
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Akuru
Unisex

Akuru is a Japanese word that means "writing" or "letters."

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Akustiina
Female

Akustiina is a Finnish variant of the name Agnes, which means "pure" or "chaste".

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