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Stephanie came from the chiness word:stefiniiie meaning princess :)
she is sweet!!!:)
Stephanie is Greek, from the name Stephen, meaning Crowned one
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∙ 16y agoStephany, a variant of Stephanie, is French-derived and means: crown
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