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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
176	Althea	Greek	Wholesome, from the verb meaning 'to heal'. Althaia was the Greek name for the marshmallow plant which was believed to have healing powers. Made popular by 17th Century Richard Lovelace's poem 'To Althea, from Prison''Pure; Wholesome.	F
177	Altheda	Greek	Pure.	F
178	Alyosha	Greek	Defender of man.	M
179	Alyoshenka	Greek	Defender of man.	M
180	Alysia	Greek	Bond.	F
181	Alyssa	Greek	Rational.	F
182	Alyx	Greek	'Helper; defender.' Variant of Alexander.	F
183	Amalthea	Greek	Woman who nursed Zeus.	F
184	Amalthia	Greek	Woman who nursed Zeus.	F
185	Amantha	Greek	Variant of Amarantha. A flower name. Variant of Samantha.	F
186	Amara	Greek	Unfading.	F
187	Amaranda	Greek	Flower.	F
188	Amarande	Greek	Flower.	F
189	Amarantha	Greek	Flower.	F
190	Amaryllis	Greek	Sparkling. A flower name after the lily-like plants called Amaryllis; poetically used to mean 'a simple shepherdess or country girl', often given to country girls in classic literary works of Virgil and Ovid.	F
191	Ambrocio	Greek	Immortal.	M
192	Ambrose	Greek	Immortal. 5th-century British military leader Ambrosius Aurelianus was probably a prototype for legendary King Arthur.	M
193	Ambrosia	Greek	Food of the gods.	F
194	Ambrosina	Greek	Feminine form of Ambrose: Immortal. 5th-century British military leader Ambrosius Aurelianus was probably a prototype for legendary King Arthur.	F
195	Ambrotosa	Greek	Immortal.	F
196	Ambrus	Greek	Immortal.	M
197	Ambruslne	Greek	Feminine form of Ambrose: Immortal. 5th-century British military leader Ambrosius Aurelianus was probably a prototype for legendary King Arthur.	F
198	Amethyst	Greek	Jewel. Also Against intoxication.' A purple or violet gemstone. According to ancient Greek superstition an amethyst protected its owner against the effects of strong drink.	F
199	Amhrosine	Greek	Immortal.	F
200	Amphiaraus	Greek	One of the attackers of Thehes.	M
201	Amphion	Greek	Son of Zeus in ancient Greek mythology.	M
202	Amphitrite	Greek	A sea goddess.	F
203	Amphitryon	Greek	Husband of Alcmene.	M
204	Ampyx	Greek	Father of Mopsus.	M
205	Amycus	Greek	Friendly. Son of Poseidon in Greek mythology.	M
206	Amymone	Greek	Woman who murdered her husband.	F
207	Anacletus	Greek	Variant of Anakletos: Calling forth.	M
208	Anael	Greek	Guardian of Librans.	M
209	Anakletos	Greek	Calling forth.	M
210	Anastacia	Greek	Resurrection.	F