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I have 5 dogs with the name Nola.
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What is the birth name of Nola Hatterman?
Nola Hatterman's birth name is Nola Hendrika Petronella Hatterman.
What does the name Nola mean as a name?
The name Nola is of Irish origin.The meaning of Nola is "famous".It is also of English origin, where its meaning is "little champion, chariot-fighter".
What is the birth name of Nola Luxford?
Nola Luxford's birth name is Minola Adelaide Pratt.
Is Lucy a popular name for a dog?
No
What is the name of the most popular dog that ever lived in breckenridge tx?
the name of the dog was Buck the name of the dog was Buck
How do you spell n.o.l.a?
The proper noun Nola is a female given name. The acronym NOLA usually refers to New Orleans, Louisiana (LA).
What is the most comen name for a dog?
it would be fluffy because 90 out of 100 girls in my school named there dog fluffy
Is max a popular dog name?
Yes it is! Max is the most popular dog name in the United States.(It's also a popular name for a cat, too!)Hope this helps you.Dominique, an 11 year old girl
What is the most popular name for a dog in Poland?
brian
What is the most popular male dog name?
max
Is max a popular name for a dog?
No max isn't that popular i think bailey and bobby are
What does the name Nola mean?
Nola is a traditionally a diminutive for names such as Magnolia, Finola, and similar.Magnolia is from the English word for the flower magnolia.Finola is the Irish and Scottish anglicized form of Fionnuala, which translates to "White Shoulder."--Nola is actually a nick-name for Fionnula - Irish in origin -meaning: white shoulder.--Nola isn't always a nickname for Fionnula. For instance (and this is true), my first name is Nola. Not a nickname. Nola can also mean Noble and Famous and had Celtic OriginsNola is a traditionally a diminutive for names such as Magnolia, Finola, and similar.Magnolia is from the English word for the flower magnolia.Finola is the Irish and Scottish anglicized form of Fionnuala, which translates to "White Shoulder."
