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Girls' Names:
Agnes
Alexandra
Alice, Al(l)ison
Anastasia
Andrea
Angela
Ann(e), Hannah
Antonia
Barbara
Beatrice
Bianca, Blanche
Brigid, Bridget
Carol(ine), Charlotte
Catherine, Kathryn etc.
Cecilia
Christina, Christa, Kristin etc.
Clare, Claire
Dorothy, Theodora
Elizabeth, Isabel(la), Lisa
Emily
Esther, Starr, Stella
Eve
Frances
Grace
Helen, Ellen
Jaclyn, Jacqueline
Jane, Joan
Josephine
Judith, Judy
Julia, Julie
Laura, Lauren
Lily
Louise
Lucy
Madeline
Margaret
Martha
Mary
Michaela
Natalie, Noelle
Nicole, Nicola
Paula, Pauline
Rachel
Rose
Sophie
Susan(na)
T(h)eresa
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Sebastian
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From
the Roman name Sebastianus which meant "from Sebastia",
a town in Asia Minor. Sebastia may derive from Greek sebastos,
meaning "venerable".
Pet
forms: Bastian
Related Names:
Feminine forms: Sebastienne
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| Arabic† |
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| Armenian† |
Seghbesdros |
| Basque |
Sebaste |
| Breton |
Bastian |
| Bulgarian† |
Sevastian
(extremely uncommon) |
| Catalan |
Sebastiŕ |
| Croatian |
. |
| Czech |
Sebastian, Sebestian |
| Danish |
Sebastian, Sebastean |
| Dutch |
Sebastiaan,
Bastiaan |
| Estonian |
Seppo? |
| Finnish |
Sebastian, Sepu, Pasti |
| Flemish |
Sebasteaen,
Sebastiaen, Sebastian |
| French |
Sebastien |
| Galician |
Sebastián |
| German |
Sebastian,
Bastian |
| Greek† |
Sevastianos, Sevastiani |
| Hawaiian |
Kepakiano |
| Hebrew
†
| - |
| Hungarian |
Sebestyén |
| Icelandic |
Sebastían |
| Irish
Gaelic |
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| Italian |
Sebastiano |
| Latvian |
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| Lithuanian |
Sebastijonas |
| Norwegian |
Sebastian, Bastian, Baste |
| Polish |
Sebastian |
| Portuguese |
Sebastião |
| Romanian |
Sebastian |
| Russian†
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Sevastyan |
| Scottish
Gaelic |
Sevastian |
| Spanish |
Sebastián
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| Swedish |
Sebastian, Sebbe |
| Welsh |
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| Yiddish |
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* Names have approximately
the same meaning, but no other lingustic connection
†
Language does not use the Latin alphabet, so spellings are approximated
based on sound.
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