“house of wretchedness”
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42 names documented as given names in Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated.
“house of wretchedness”
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“father” + “exalted, high”
“man”
Hebrew origin
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“son of Tolmai”
Biblical Hebrew origin
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Hebrew origin
“may he add”
Proto-Semitic origin
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Latin origin
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“rest”
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Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) origin
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Classical Syriac origin
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“twin”
“Mithra's servant”