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Adoption or imposition of Lithuanian culture or language
Lithuanization (or Lithuanianization) is a process of cultural assimilation, where Lithuanian culture or its language is voluntarily or forcibly adopted
Lithuanization
relocation of its capital to Vilnius, instead embarking on a policy of Lithuanization, which hurt the Polish population, who made up the majority of the population
Vilnius Region under Lithuanian administration (1939–1940)
Vilnius_Region_under_Lithuanian_administration_(1939–1940)
Exchange between Poland and Soviet Lithuania
those people would be relatively amenable to assimilation policies (Lithuanization). But the government encouraged expulsion of Poles from Vilnius, and
Population exchange between Poland and Lithuanian SSR
Population_exchange_between_Poland_and_Lithuanian_SSR
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Rosenthal is a German and Jewish surname meaning "rose valley". The Lithuanized form is 'Rosenthalis'. Notable people with the name include: Abe M. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Post WWII resettlement
those people would be relatively amenable to assimilation policies (Lithuanization). But the government encouraged expulsion of Poles from Vilnius, and
Polish population transfers in 1944–1946
Polish_population_transfers_in_1944–1946
Ethnic group in Lithuania
remaining Polish minority was a target of several attempted campaigns of Lithuanization by the Communist Party of Lithuania, which tried to stop any teaching
Poles_in_Lithuania
Capital and largest city of Lithuania
War II, the number of ethnic Lithuanians in Vilnius rebounded; however, Lithuanization was soon replaced with Sovietization, and the population became a mix
Vilnius
Historical region in present-day Lithuania and Belarus
While the Vilnius–Trakai urbanized area has undergone intensive "re-Lithuanization" due to internal migration and economic expansion, the rural Lithuanian-speaking
Vilnius_Region
2003 history book by Timothy Snyder
such as the nationalistic processes of cultural assimilation (like Lithuanization), massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia, the Holocaust
The_Reconstruction_of_Nations
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janssens
Given name
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
John_(given_name)
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
McKeown
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Janušauskas is a Lithuanian surname, a Lithuanization of the Polish surname Januszewski. Notable people with the surname include: Stasys Janušauskas (1902–1996)
Janušauskas
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jansons_(surname)
Political term for a state that is based around a nation
Francisation, Germanisation, Hellenization, Hispanicization, Italianization, Lithuanization, Magyarisation, Polonisation, Russification, Serbization, Slovakisation
Nation_state
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called Yampol in Ukraine since the times of the Russian Empire. The Lithuanized form is Jampolskis and the Polonized form is Jampolski. Notable people
Yampolsky
City in Grodno Region, Belarus
the area was inhabited by Baltic tribe Yotvingians, who were heavily Lithuanized in the 5th-7th centuries already and especially during the formation
Grodno
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
John_(surname)
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janyska
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Johanson
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ivanovici
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ivashov
Spread of the German language, people and culture
also resulted in Polonization in some areas of the Teutonic State, and Lithuanization in other areas. Correspondingly, even in villages under German right
Germanisation
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Oganessian
Roman Catholic Society
schools. Similar situation existed with Polish schools in Lithuania (see Lithuanization). The situation continued to worsen as both sides increased restrictions
Lithuanian Education Society Rytas
Lithuanian_Education_Society_Rytas
Punctuation or diacritical mark (')
and /ʃ/). In Lithuanian, the apostrophe is occasionally used to add a Lithuanized ending on an international word, e.g. "parking'as", "Skype'as", "Facebook'as"
Apostrophe
Adoption of features of another culture
Islamification Italianization Japanization Javanisation Jewish assimilation Lithuanization Magyarization Malayisation Norwegianization Pashtunization Persianization
Cultural_assimilation
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Sakalauskas, Sakalauskienė, Sakalauskaitė is a Lithuanian family name, the Lithuanization of the Polish-language surname Sokołowski. Notable people with the surname
Sakalauskas
Former voivodeship of Poland
population that remained in Lithuania was subjected to attempts at Lithuanization (in the 1950s), which were thwarted by Moscow, and to Russification
Wilno_Voivodeship_(1926–1939)
Vilnius showed that the problem is universal. Antisemitism in Lithuania Lithuanization Racism in Europe Responding to racism in Lithuania Archived 2011-10-07
Racism_in_Lithuania
inhabitants of the Vilnius region soon found themselves subjected to the Lithuanization policies of the Lithuanian authorities, which led to lasting ethnic
History_of_Poland_(1939–1945)
irredentist claims or disputes Lithuania proper Lithuanian National Revival Lithuanization Polonization Russification Regions of Lithuania Tutejszy Miedzymorze
Ethnographic_Lithuania
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Markevičius is a Lithuanian-language surname, Lithuanized from the Slavic patronymic counterparts: Polish Markiewicz, Russian Markevich (Маркевич [ru])
Markevičius
Public university in Vilnius, Lithuania
camp. Professors had to leave their university flats. Following the Lithuanization policies, in its place, a new university, named Vilniaus universitetas
Vilnius_University
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Mašiotas is a Lithuanian surname. It is a Lithuanization of the Polish surname Maszota, derived from the diminutive Masz for Mateusz. The surnames Mašionis
Mašiotas
Hostility, prejudice, or discrimination against Poland or people of Polish ethnicity
discrimination against the Polish minority, which included the enforced Lithuanization of Polish surnames and the removal of bilingual Polish language street
Anti-Polish_sentiment
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janeček
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janota
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janků
from Radvila, Buivydiškės from Butvydas, etc. Technically, the proper Lithuanization of Adamkevičius (derived from Polish Adamkiewicz, "son of Adam") would
Lithuanian_name
Area of East Prussia
dispositions among Germans and local Lietuvininkai people. The forms of Lithuanization policy were not acceptable for the Klaipėda region local Lietuvininkai
Klaipėda_Region
Name list
Ruslan (disambiguation) Ruslan and Ludmila (disambiguation) Ruslanas, Lithuanized form of the name Yeruslan (disambiguation) Тумашева 1984, p. 44. Баскаков
Ruslan_(given_name)
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
List of people with surname Jones
List_of_people_with_surname_Jones
Surname list
Novikovas is the Lithuanized form of the Russian surname Novikov. Notable persons with the surname include: Arvydas Novikovas (born 18 December 1990)
Novikovas
Ethnic group in Poland
increasing number of people became Polonized. Later influences, particularly Lithuanization and Russification, further contributed to the blurry ethnic border and
Belarusians_in_Poland
Group of peoples in northern Europe
Yotvingians.[citation needed] Gradually, Old Prussians became Germanized or Lithuanized between the 15th and 17th centuries, especially after the Reformation
Balts
Adjusting to a new cultural environment
Islamification Italianization Japanization Javanisation Jewish assimilation Lithuanization Magyarization Malayisation Norwegianization Pashtunization Persianization
Acculturation
experienced by other European Soviet republics. To a great extent, Lithuanization rather than Russification took place in postwar Vilnius and elements
History_of_Lithuania
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Wojtkiewicz is a Polish-language surname. The Lithuanized form is Vaitkevičius. It may refer to: Aleksander Wojtkiewicz (1963–2006), Polish chess grandmaster
Wojtkiewicz
Coastal city in Lithuania
Lithuanian-appointed Klaipėda Directorate. Lithuanian efforts to "re-Lithuanize" Prussian Lithuanians by promoting the Lithuanian language, culture, education
Klaipėda
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ibáñez_(surname)
Ethnic group
were Germanized Lithuanians who should be re-Lithuanized. Prussian Lithuanians saw this Lithuanization policy as a threat to their own culture and began
Prussian_Lithuanians
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several equivalents: Bogdanovičius and Bagdanavičius [lt] are formal Lithuanizations of the Slavic surnames, and Bagdonavičius, derived from the Lithuanian
Bogdanovich
English and Scottish surname
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Johnson_(surname)
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Macijauskas is a Lithuanian-language surname, a Lithuanized form of the Polish surname Maciejewski. Notable people with the surname include: Aleksandras
Macijauskas
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jayne
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Ryharchuk (native or from "Ryhorchuk"). Polonized form: Gregorczuk. Lithuanized: Grigorčukas (via Russian), Gregorčukas (via Polish) Notable people with
Hryhorchuk
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from the adjective biały, "white": Biała, Białe, Bielsk, Bielsko. The Lithuanized form is Bielskis/Bielskiene/Bielskytė, Latvian: Beslkis, East Slavic:
Bielski
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Johns_(surname)
City in Aukštaitija, Lithuania
of Lithuania's independence in 1918, Panevėžys continued to grow and Lithuanization of education system was implemented which was beneficial for the Lithuanians
Panevėžys
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Hanson_(surname)
Surname list
Petrauskas f.: (unmarried) Petrauskaitė f.: (married) Petrauskienė Origin Lithuanized Slavic surname with the meaning "son of Peter" Related names Polish:
Petrauskas
Region of Belarus
Baltic Yotvingians who inhabited the Grodno region became increasingly Lithuanized, especially during the formation of the State of Lithuania in the 13th
Grodno_region
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janke
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jensen_(surname)
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jović
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Yankel
Family name
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jones_(surname)
Surname list
Lithuanian-language spelling of the Polish surname Mackiewicz. Another Lithuanization, including Lithuanian surname morphology, is Mackevičius. Notable people
Mackevič
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jonson
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Johnston_(surname)
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janssen_(surname)
Lithuanian ethnographic region in former Prussia
Prussians – Sambians, north Bartians, Natangians; either probably formerly Lithuanized or Prussian Scalovians and Nadruvians; Sudovians, some Curonians) or
Lithuania_Minor
Medieval East Baltic tribe
exist. It is claimed that the Samogitian ancestors living here were Lithuanized by the Lithuanians coming from the east.]" Volkaitė-Kulikauskienė, Regina
Lithuanians_(tribe)
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(married woman or widow) and Klimavičiūtė (unmarried woman). It is the Lithuanized form of the East Slavic surname Klimovich. The surname may refer to:
Klimavičius
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Johannes
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Gjon
Surname list
Malinauskas f.: (unmarried) Malinauskaitė f.: (married) Malinauskienė Origin Lithuanized Slavic surname derived from malina, "raspberry" Related names Polish:
Malinauskas
Surname list
Vitkauskas is a surname, a Lithuanized form of the Polish surname Witkowski. Notable people with the surname include: Armantas Vitkauskas (born 1989)
Vitkauskas
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ivanko
Surname list
Staškevičius is a Lithuanian-language surname, the Lithuanized version of Polish noble surname Staszkiewicz. Notable people with this surname include:
Staškevičius
Topics referred to by the same term
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ivanov
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janek
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jahnke
Political party in Poland
1945. Slavic Union accused the Lithuanian government of implementing Lithuanization policies and disempowering the Polish minority in Lithuania. The party
Slavic_Union_(Poland)
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janas
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janáček_(surname)
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Hone_(name)
Central and Eastern European anti-nationalist current
Michał Pius Römer (who later adopted the Lithuanized name Mykolas Römeris) was one of the better-known members of the Krajowcy movement
Krajowcy
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Januš
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jonsson
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jovančić
Surname list
actor Witold Rudziński (1913–2004), a Polish composer and conductor Lithuanized version of the surname, Rudzinskas may refer to: Alfons Rudzinskas, a
Rudziński
Topics referred to by the same term
Bagdonas is a Lithuanian family name. The word is the Lithuanized form of the Slavic name Bogdan, meaning 'God Given'. Notable people with the surname
Bagdonas
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Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ivanushkin
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Ivanovs
Surname list
Žukauskas is the masculine form of a Lithuanian family name. It is a Lithuanized form of a Polish counterpart: Żukowski or Russian counterpart: Zhukovsky
Žukauskas
Name list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jansson
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Jonczyk
Surname list
Yankovsky Yanukovych Jovan Jovančić Jovanić Jovanović Jović Jovičić Yovich Lithuanized Slavic Ivanauskas Ivaškevičius Janavičius, Jankauskas, Janušauskas Other
Janotka
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Boy/Male
Hindu, Indian
Plant without Thorns
Boy/Male
Indian, Sanskrit
Very Strong; A Sage
Girl/Female
Tamil
Drakshayini | தà¯à®°à®•à¯à®·à®¯à¯€à®¨à¯€Â
Boy/Male
Muslim
Safe
Girl/Female
Indian
Daughter of the soul
Female
Hungarian
Hungarian legend name of the mother of High Prince Ãlmos, EMESE means "mother."Â
Girl/Female
British, English
Rule with Mercy
Girl/Female
Latin
Light.
Boy/Male
Tamil
Vedavyas | வேதவà¯à®¯à®¾à®¸
It is the name of great sage who wrote mahabharata epic
Boy/Male
American, Australian, British, Chinese, Christian, English, French
Unbranded; An Independent Man who Avoids Conformity; Unbranded Range Animal
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