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It is just a name with either no obvious meaning or no meaning.
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Damien is a Greek name that means "to tame". But it has no meaning in either Hebrew or Latin. It only has meaning in Greek.
Either to package things or 2x2x2...?
a phrase you say when you are either shocked
either "back" or "because" :)
Either Moon or Light. Cynthia meaning Moon and Lucinda meaning Light.
Sam is short for either Samantha or Samuel, meaning 'His name is God'.
It can be either the adjective, meaning 'free', or the noun, meaning 'book.'
The meaning of the name Caryl can either be read as "free man" or "joyous song."
There isn't one (for either) except subjectively. It's all in your head.
They include either meaning or explain.