Mar 28, 2022
Oriata - m/f (Tahitian) cloud dance
From Tahitian ori "dance" and ata "cloud"
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Oriata - m/f (Tahitian) cloud dance
From Tahitian ori "dance" and ata "cloud"
Photo by cottonbro from Pexels
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Achsah עַכְסָה- f (Hebrew) anklet, bangle
Other Forms: Achsa, Acsah, Aksah, Axa, Axar, Axher, Exa
Photo by Екатерина Матвеева
Kaavya - f (Hindi) poetry in motion
Other forms: Kavya
Photo by Anastasia Shuraeva from Pexels
*This name was found on behindthename.com in the user-submitted section, meaning it's unverified, and also came with no Hindi text. If anyone knows the text (or if this is a bullshit name lol) please let me know!
Camrinceoir - m (Irish) crooked dancer
From Celtic cam "bent, crooked" and Irish rinceoir "dancer"
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Khuśināta - f (Bengali) joyful dance
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From Bengali khuśi "happy, glad, pleased, joyful, delighted, gleeful" and nāta "dance, fun, stage". This name could also be translated as "gleeful fun" or "happy stage".
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Seon-Hui-U - m/f (Korean) spinning with joy in the rain
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From the Korean elements:
Seon - spin, rotation
Hui - joy, gladness, delight
U - rain
Adaleihhen - m/f (Old High German) noble's dance
Tsaraleha - m/f (Malagasy) moves beautifully