GIRLS
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| Saint Genevieve, patron saint of Paris |
Genevieva - a variant of Genevieve. britishbabynames.com suggests that Genevieve is Gaulish, from geno- meaning born or people, family, tribe and wifu meaning noble. Other sources suggest the name is Celtic or Germanic and means "woman of the people".
Heatherlyn
Idella
Jennaleigh
BOYS
Levanus - Latin, from the verb "levare" meaning "to lift". Levana was the Roman goddess of childbirth, part of the ritual of a father accepting that a child was his by picking it up or holding it after the midwife had delivered the child and placed it on the ground at the father's feet. Since women of that time period often squatted when giving birth, the ground was a natural place to put it.
Mosén - Spanish
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Kyrone
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