Linda Mervar

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Linda 14
Mervar 114,734
Linda Mervar 7,281,176
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  1. is 10th most common Joseph
  2. is 11th most common Charles
  3. is 12th most common Patricia
  4. is 13th most common Mark
  5. is 14th most common Linda
  6. is 15th most common Paul
  7. is 16th most common Barbara
  8. is 17th most common Daniel
  9. is 18th most common Donald
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  1. is 114,730th most common Menachem
  2. is 114,731st most common Mendelowitz
  3. is 114,732nd most common Mercader
  4. is 114,733rd most common Merlina
  5. is 114,734th most common Mervar
  6. is 114,735th most common Meux
  7. is 114,736th most common Michaletz
  8. is 114,737th most common Mikolas
  9. is 114,738th most common Mikulsky
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  1. is 7,281,172nd most common Linda Merrigan
  2. is 7,281,173rd most common Linda Merschtina
  3. is 7,281,174th most common Linda Mersereau
  4. is 7,281,175th most common Linda Mersing
  5. is 7,281,176th most common Linda Mervar
  6. is 7,281,177th most common Linda Mesaros
  7. is 7,281,178th most common Linda Meservey
  8. is 7,281,179th most common Linda Meshack
  9. is 7,281,180th most common Linda Meske

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Linda

Meaning & History

Mervar

(female) Of relatively recent origin and uncertain etymology. It is first recorded in the 19th century. It may be a shortened form of Belinda, an adoption of Spanish linda ‘pretty’, or a Latinate derivative of any of various other Germanic female names ending in -lind meaning ‘weak, tender, soft’. It was popular in the 20th century, especially in the 1950s.

variant: Lynda.

Pet forms: Lindie, Lindy.


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