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Abigail
My father's joy.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Abigayil · Avigail
Language, people & evidence
Assyrian girls’ name collection
127 catalogue records. 5 have an individual reference check. The original catalogue is preserved, while unsupported popularity rankings have been removed.
127 of 127 catalogue records. Collection labels are inherited groupings, not verified gender-frequency claims.
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Ada
Ornament.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Adah · Adda
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Adda-guppi
An Aramaic name built on Hadad, the storm god; the second half is unclear.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Adad-guppi · Addagoppe
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Ahat-abisha
Sister of her father.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Ahatabisha
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Amytis
A Median princess's name known only through Greek; its original form is lost.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Amyitis · Amytes
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Anahid
Undefiled — from Anahita, the Persian goddess of the waters.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Anahita · Anahit
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Anunitu
The warlike one — Ishtar in armour.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Annunitum · Anunit
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Aruru
The mother goddess who pinched off clay and made Enkidu.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Arouru
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Ashurina
Of Ashur — a modern feminine formed on the oldest name.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Ashorina · Ashourina · Ashureena
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Atalia
The Lord is exalted — a Hebrew name, if she was a princess of Judah as some scholars think.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Athaliah · Ataliya · Atalya
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Aturaytha
Assyrian woman — the feminine adjective, given as a name.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Athuraita · Aturaita
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Aturina
Of Assyria — Atour, made feminine.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Atourina · Atorina · Athurina
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Aya
Dawn — the bride of the sun god.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Aia · Aja
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Aziza
Dear, and strong — both senses live in the word.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Azeeza · Azize
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Bahra
Radiance, brightness — the light a lamp throws, rather than the light itself.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Bahro · Bahrah
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Banitu
The beautiful one — possibly Yaba's name translated into Akkadian.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Banītu · Banitum
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Barbara
Foreign — a stranger's name, from Greek.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Barbra · Burbara · Varvara
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Belet-ili
Lady of the gods — the mother goddess.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Belit-ili
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Belit
Lady — a goddess's title, the feminine of Bel.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Beltu · Belti · Beltis
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Brikhta
Blessed.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Brikhtha · Brikhto
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Damkina
Ea's consort and Marduk's mother; her Sumerian name is read in more than one way.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Damgalnuna
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Dina
Judged, vindicated.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Dinah · Deena
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Dvora
Bee.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Deborah · Devora · Dbora
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Elishwa
My God is an oath.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Elisabet · Elizabeth · Elisheva · Elishba · Elishva
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Enheduanna
High priestess, ornament of heaven.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Enheduana
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Ereshkigal
Lady of the great earth — queen of the dead.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Irkalla
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Esharra-hammat
Esharra is mistress — named for Ashur's temple, the House of the Universe.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Esharrahammat
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Ester
Star, from Persian — or Ishtar, from Babylon. Scholars still argue which.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Esther · Estir · Esthir
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Febronia
From Latin februa, the rites of purification.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Febronya · Fevronia · Pebronia
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Geshtinanna
Vine of heaven.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Geštinanna
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Gula
The great one — goddess of healing.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Goula · Ninisina
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Habiba
Beloved.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Habeeba · Habibe
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Hagar
Traditionally the stranger, or the one who fled; the true origin is uncertain.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Hajar · Agar
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Hama
A queen's name whose meaning has not been worked out.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Hamâ · Hamaa
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Hawa
Life, the living one — mother of everyone alive.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Hawwa · Havva · Eve · Khawa
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Hdassa
Myrtle.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Hadassah · Hadasa
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Heleni
Torch, light — the traditional reading of Helen.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Helena · Helen · Ileni · Elena
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Iltani
Our goddess.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Iltanu
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Inanna
Lady of heaven.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Inana · Innin
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Ishara
Goddess of oaths and of love.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Eshara
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Ishtar
The goddess — of love, of war, and of the morning and evening star.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Ishtaar · Eshtar · Astarte
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Khanna
Grace, favour.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Hannah · Anna · Hane
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Khubba
Love.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Hubba · Khuba · Khubo
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Kishar
The whole earth.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Kišar
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Kokhwa
Star.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Kawkhwa · Kokhvo · Kokab
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Kubaba
A name of uncertain meaning, carried by a tavern-keeper who became a ruler.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Ku-Baba · Kug-Bau
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Laila
Night — Arabic and Persian, with Syriac lelya as its cousin.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Leila · Layla · Lila
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Lamassi
My guardian spirit.
Provisional catalogue meaning; not yet individually verified.
Lamasi · Lamassī