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Gaia

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Gaia originates in Greek language and means "from the Earth". In Greek mythology, Gaia was the great mother of all gods, the primordial being of the Earth. Her Roman equivalent is Terra. As a feminine given name, Gaia is still popular in some European countries. In the United States it has never gained popularity.

Gaidar

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Gaidar is a Slavic name which means 'rejoice'.

Gaige

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Gaige is a variant of Gage. Gage originates in English language and was the name given to a person in charge of weights and measures.

Gail

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Gail is a diminutive of Abigail. Abigail originates in Hebrew language and means "my father's delight". Abigail is a figure of importance in the Hebrew Bible. She was King David's wife, wise and beautiful, and a great prophetess. Over centuries, it has always been one of the most popular feminine names. In the English-speaking countries, it became more prominent after the Protestant Reformation.

Gaincarlo

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Gaincarlo is derived from Carlo, itself an Italian variant of Charles. Charles originates in Germanic languages and means "free man". It has been one of the most popular masculine given names over centuries, and in different spellings all over the world. Popular with European royalty, the famous bearers include several emperors, kings, dukes and princes, currently the most famous being Charles, Prince of Wales, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II. Recently, the popularity of the name Charles has declined in the United States.

Gaines

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Gaines is an English name that comes from the Old French word 'engaingne', itself derived from the Latin word 'ingania', which means 'ingenuity'.