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Aaliyah 
Hebrew, "Ascender"
This ethereal-sounding name comes with a touch of tragedy -- the singer who made it famous died in a plane crash in 2001 -- but it is still an elegant alternative to the more-common Leah or Alison.
Variations
Aailiyah,
Alliyah,
Aahliyah,
Aliyah,
Aailyah,
Aaleah,
Aalaiya,
Aalia,
Aalieyha,
Aliah,
Aaliya,
Aaliyaha,
Aaliyha,
Aalliah,
Aalyah,
Aalyiah,
Alia
Nicknames
Ali,
Leah
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Latin, "Noblewoman"
Patricia is well-bred and serious, a prep-school girl headed for the Ivy League.When she's feeling more playful, she goes by Patty, Patsy or Trish.
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