Name Analysis

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Amorie
Female

(German) industrious leader.

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Amorina
Female

(Spanish) she who falls in love easily.

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Amoris
Unisex

Love, fondness, affection

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Amorita
Female

(Spanish) loved

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Amorn
Unisex

Amorn means "love" or "affection" in Thai.

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Amornchai
Male

The name Amornchai is derived from the Thai words Amorn, meaning 'love', and Chai, meaning 'victory'. Therefore, the nam...

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Amornrat
Female

The name Amornrat is derived from the Thai words Amorn and Rat, which mean love and queen respectively. Hence, the name...

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Amornsak
Male

Amorn means "love" and sak means "power" in Thai, so the name Amornsak means "powerful love."

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Amorntep
Male

Amorntep means "divine immortal" or "immortal god" in Thai.

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Amornthep
Male

Amornthep is a compound name formed by the Thai words "amorn" meaning "love" and "thep" meaning "heavenly, divine." Ther...

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Amoron
Male

Builder, One who is stout and strong, Firmly established

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Amoros
Male

Derived from the Spanish word "Amor" meaning love.

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Amorosa
Female

Amorosa is a Spanish and Italian word that means "loving" or "affectionate". It denotes someone who is full of love and...

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Amoroso
Male

Amorous, loving

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Amoru
Male

The meaning of Amoru is unclear and has not been widely documented. It could be a variant of the name Amari, which means...

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Amory
Unisex

Hardy, brave, powerful | (German) a form of Emory. | (German) home ruler

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Amos
Male

Amos means "burden-bearer" or "carried by God." | Derived from the Hebrew ‘amos (borne, a burden). Amos was one of the t...

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Ámós
Male

"Burden-bearer", "Carried by God"

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