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- Geraldine
- From the Germanic ger meaning "spear" and wald, meaning "rule".
- Lydia
- Means "of Lydia" in Greek, referring to a person who is from the Asian area of Lydia.
- Sylvia
- Meaning "the girl from the woods". From the Latin word silva, meaning "forest".
- Beverly
- From the surname, which is taken from the place in Humberside. From the old English beofor, meaning "beaver" and leac, meaning "stream".
- Rosemary
- From the Latin ros marinus, meaning "dew of the sea". Might also be a combination of the name Rose, which comes from the Latin rosa, meaning "rose", and the name Mary, the English form of Maria, which comes from the name Miryam, which means "bitter sea" in Hebrew.
- Emily
- From the Roman surname Aemilius, which was originally from the Latin word aemulus, meaning "rival".
- Marilyn
- A form of Mary with the ending -lyn, from Maria, the Latin form of Mariam or Miriam, from New Testament Greek, possibly, meaning "rebellious", but probably going even further back to Ancient Egyptian origins: mr, meaning "love" or mry, "beloved".
- Natalia
- A Latin name, meaning "The Lord's birthday", i.e. Christmas Day, from the Latin natale domini.
- Carolyn
- From carol meaning joyous song and linda meaning pretty.
- Gloria
- From the Latin word gloria, meaning "glory".
- Catherine
- English and French form of the Katherine, which is from the Greek katharos, meaning "pure".
- Roberta
- A pet form of Robert, a Norman name, originally from the Germanic hrod, meaning "fame" and berhtl, meaning "famous" or "bright".
- Caroline
- Form of the German and Scandinavian name, Karl, which is a version of Charles. Karl comes from the Old English ceorl, meaning "free man".
- Loretta
- A laurel wreath or a tree.
- Pamela
- Invented by the Elizabethan poet Sir Philip Sidney, thought to be based on the Greek meli, meaning "honey" or "honeyed".
- Cynthia
- From the Greek kynthia which was used as another name for the goddess of the moon, Artemis.
- Deborah
- From the Hebrew Dvora meaning "bee".
- Diana
- From the name of the Roman goddess of hunting. Possibly derived from the Greek name Dionysius, which comes from the name of the Greek god of wine, Dionysos.
- Teresa
- From Greek word theros means "late summer".
- Vivian
- From the Latin vivus, meaning "alive".