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ChingChuan
‘beautiful girl to respect’* Quenya: Arawendë (noble maiden), Vanyarawen (beautiful, noble maiden) (*meaning provided by submitter)
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Germán, German, Herman
1. Latin; ‘brother’ Quenya: Toron 2. Germanic; ‘army man, warrior’ Quenya: Ohtar, Mahtar
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Bethel
Hebrew; ‘House of God’ Quenya: Erucoa
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Dylan
Welsh; 1) ‘great sea’, Q: Eär, Eäron, Airo 2) ‘man of the sea’, Q: Eärendil, Eärendur
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Alaya
see Alaya on Wikipedia. Sindarin: (inner thought, heart) Ind; fem. Inneth; fem. (maiden of heart) Inwen ||
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Cathal
Gaelic; ‘battle mighty’ Quenya: Taurohtar (lit. ‘mighty warrior’)
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Ormond
Gaelic; ‘descendant of Ruadh’, the name Ruadh meaning ‘red’ Quenya: Carnehildo
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Fate
English; ‘fate’ Quenya: Mandë, Umbariel
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Nuno
1) Portuguese; ‘teacher, tutor’ Quenya:Turhínio lit. ‘master of children’, as there is no Quenya word for ‘teacher’ or ‘tutor’. 2) Latin; ‘ninth’ Quenya: Nertëo
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Dennis, Denis
Greek; ‘of Zeus’ combined with ‘Nysa’, the name of a legendary mountain Quenya: Manwëo I have used the name of the mightiest Vala, rather that trying to ‘quenyanize’ the name of the Greek God