Nevaehtnes - this name is along the lines of the name Nevaeh, which is Heaven spelled backward. The last part of the name is sent spelled backward, so "heaven sent". I do not know how it is said.
Omolara - Benin, meaning "child born at the right time".Pascalina - feminine form of the name Pascal which comes from the Latin "paschalis" which is used for things relating to Easter. Pascha is the word for Easter in Latin and derives ultimately from the Hebrew word "pesach" which is used to mean "passover". It is given to a child born on Easter day or on Pentecost.
Rodolfo -Spanish and Italian form of the German name Rudolph, which means "famous wolf".
Taverner- English, meaning "one who keeps a tavern" from the French tavernier which comes from the French taverne which comes from the Latin "taberna" meaning "a hut".
Avin - I'm not sure of the origin of the name for the person I met with this name. But since I do not find a separate etymology for it, I'm classifying it as a variation of Haven. It sounds similar and follows the name patterning that is current. Haven is Dutch and comes from the Old English 'haefen' which comes from the old Norse 'hofn', which means "harbor". There is Avon, which comes from the Welsh 'afon' meaning 'river'. But Avin is pronounced 'ay vin' and therefore is closer in sound and spelling to haven than Avon.
NOT SURE WHICH GENDER
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