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Tabitha is a female given name which comes from Aramaic meaning "gazelle; roe, doe"; in the Bible the name is translated as Dorcas. Nicknames: Tabby, Tibby Origin: Aramaic Variants: Tabatha (English) Tabetha (English) Tabita (Biblical Latin) Tabea (German short form of Tabitha) 
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Origin: Aramaic Meaning: gazelle Tabby and Tibby are diminutive forms of the name. Variants: Tabatha, Tabita Dorcas is the Greek translation of Tabitha, also meaning "gazelle"
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Gender: Male
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...Or worse, Neveah. Which, in that case, is not heaven spelled backwards. Here is a list of 20 words from the Word that could be names. As the title indicates, it does not include Angel or Nevaeh,...
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A very interesting list, from the straightforward (Clay) to the rather more daring (Maranatha). Enjoy!
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January 23, 2014 7:10 PM
Doesn't really have to do with ancient cities but it interests me because biblical is ancient. The website lists baby names from the bible.
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"Between Travis and Hamish sits Tavish, an underused Scottish variant that sounds dashingly modern."
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Origin: Aramaic Meaning: uncertain Gender: Masculine (shar-BEL) A traditional Aramaic male name, many sources erroneously list this name as Arabic. Its meaning is illusive, but what is known is that the second element of the name is either from the Aramaic el (God) or Ba'al, meaning "master; lord." This is a very common name among…
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She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.
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The Names of the Week are Tabitha & Abram Tabitha Tabitha is an Aramaic name, meaning "gazelle". Many people associate this name with the sweet little witch on the old TV show, Bewitched. Tabit...
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Gender: Female
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She's a pan-European appellation with ties to the New Testament and Swedish royals. Why do we so rarely hear Marta nowadays?
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Hurrah for Marta, fantastic name!
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Expert advice about pregnancy, your life, and family time from the editors of Parents magazine.
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