Prisha
Hindi, Sanskrit, “God’s gift or beloved.”
Hindi, Sanskrit, “God’s gift or beloved.”
Greek mythology name, French place name, “love or affection.”
Dutch, “love, lover of horses.”
English, “peacock.”
Cornish, “top of the heath or headland on the moor.”
Greek, “summoner or one who summons.”
Latin, “peaceful or calm.”
English word name.
English spelling variation of the word posy.
English diminutive of Mary or Miriam.
English, “fairy.”
Hebrew, “a small bird” or “bird of paradise.”
Greek, “Easter” or “Passover.”
Greek, “lover of horses.”
English flower name.
Latin flower name.
Modern invented name.
Modern invented name.
Greek, “lover of horses.”
Finnish, “day.”
Italian, “saintly woman.”
Italian from Latin, “palm tree.”
Greek, “supreme gift.”
Greek, “maiden.”
Italian, “small.”
Latin, Spanish Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, and southern Italian, “palm tree.”
Greek, “lover of strength.”
Latin, “rock, crag.”
Greek, “bright.”
Spanish Mexican Aztec, “flower of Christmas.”