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Arabic
- Niran "Flames"
- Nuri "Fire"
- Nuria "Fire"
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Armenian
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Celtic
- Aine "Fire or joy"
- Aithne "Fire"
- Ea "Fire"
- Edna "Fire"
- Eithne "Little fire"
- Ena "Passionate or fiery"
- Enya "Little fire"
- Etain "Little fire"
- Ethne "Fire"
- Keegan "Small and fiery, bright flame"
- Kegan "Bright shining flame"
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Czechoslovakian
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English
- Brande "Firebrand"
- Ember "The smoldering remains of a fire"
- Kenna "Born of fire"
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French
- Cendrillion "Of the ashes"
- Cinderella "Of the ashes"
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Gaelic
- Ea "Fire"
- Edana "Fiery, tiny flame"
- Eideann "Fiery"
- Eithne "Little fire"
- Enya "Little fire"
- Keegan "Small and fiery, bright flame"
- Kegan "Bright shining flame"
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German
- Blas "Firebrand"
- Blasa "Firebrand"
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Greek
- Celosia "Burning"
- Effie "Fair flame"
- Electra "The fiery sun"
- Elektra "The fiery sun"
- Pyralis "Of fire"
- Tana "Fire or star goddess"
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Hawaiian
- Kalama "Flaming torch"
- Keahi "Flames, fire"
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Hebrew
- Adar "Fire"
- Adara "Fire"
- Nuri "Flaming lights
- Nuria "God's fire"
- Serafine "Burning fire"
- Seraphina "Burning fire"
- Seraphine "Burning fire"
- Serefina "Burning fire"
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Hindi
- Banhi "Fire"
- Idris "Fiery"
- Jwala "Flame"
- Jyotika "Light, flame"
- Udipti "On fire"
- Vahni "Fire"
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Indian
- Anala "Fiery"
- Angarika "Flame of the forest"
- Arati "Divine fire in a ritual"
- Jyoti "Flame, lamp"
- Vanhi "Fire"
- Vanhishikha "Flame"
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Irish
- Adan "Little fire"
- Adeen "Little fire"
- Aidan "Little fire"
- Aideen "Little fire"
- Edana "Fire"
- Eithna "Fire"
- Ena "Fire"
- Etain "Little fire"
- Etney "Fire"
- Luighseach "Burning fire"
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Italian
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Latin
- Ardere "Fire"
- Calida "Fiery"
- Callida "Fiery"
- Fia "Short for Fiametta, little fiery one"
- Fiametta "Little fiery one"
- Fiamette "Little fiery one"
- Igantia "Fiery"
- Ignacia "Fiery"
- Iniga "Fiery"
- Neci "Fiery, passionate"
- Necia "Fiery, passionate"
- Vesta "Goddess of sacred fire and of the hearth"
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Native American
- Chante-peta "Fire heart (Sioux)"
- Keezheekoni "Burning fire (Cheyenne)"
- Keezheekoni "Burning fire (Chippewa)"
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Norse
- Elda "Fire woman"
- Eldrid "Fiery spirit"
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Persian
- Aturdokht "Daughter of fire"
- Azar "Fire, 9th month of the Iranian calendar"
- Golnar "Red flower, center of a flame"
- Shaleh "Flame"
- Sholeh "Fire, flame"
- Souzan "Burning, flaming"
- Tarsa "Worshipper of fire; also a Christian"
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Spanish
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Teutonic
- Brendika "Fire"
- Brendike "Fire"
- Brenna "Blazing light"
- Brenneka "Fire"
- Brenneke "Fire"
- Orinda "Fire serpent"
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Turkish
- Alev "Flame"
- Atesh "Flame"
- Nuraya "Fire"
- Nuriye "Fire"
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