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- KARS or TUBS (my surname)- How I hate it when people call me this! I mean, we're not thisclose so drop it because it sounds cheap. I can't just grasp the point of putting an S in the end of one's name. Will it sounds cute if you do that? Hell, no! Or if you want to call me by my surname then it's T-U-B-A-Y. It's only ONE syllable away. Puhleeeeeeeez, go for the extra 'REN' or 'BAY,' yes?
- KÂ or REN - Same goes here. Are you that lazy to go for an extra syllable?
- K - Seriously, how shorter can my name get?
- RENREN/NERAK/KREN - These can really get into my nerves. What is wrong with people?!
MY POINT IS, unless unless I have given you some sort of a go signal to call me something else, I am KAREN or KAREN ROSE to you. TUBAY if you're feeling astig or KEN if you’re feeling cute. Okay?
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Variant of Rudolph (Old German), meaning "famous wolf"

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It is of Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Latin origin, meaning "annointed, Christian," (same as KRISTINE)

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Kuya CHRISTIAN
It is of Greek origin, meaning "follower of Christ"
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Kuya JERROLD It is a German language, meaning "rule of the spear" from the prefix ger- ("spear") and suffix -wald ("rule").
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AVERY It is of Old English origin, meaning "elf or supernatural counsel"l
DWIGHT It is of English origin, meaning "white or blond"l
EISEN German and Jewish in origin, meaning "iron," a metonymic occupational name for an ironworker or smith.l
KIMMY
African in origin, meaning "Cyneburg's field or forest" l
ROSALYN
Combination of Rose and Lynn (Spanish), meaning "pretty" l
MARY ROSE
Its source is Miryam, a Hebrew name meaning "Wished-for child." Others offer alternate interpretations, including ''rebellion'' and ''sea of bitterness.''
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RASHA
Arabic in origin, meaning "young gazelle."
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RICA
Variant of Erica (Scandanivian), meaning "complete ruler" or Frederica (Old German), meaning "peaceful ruler." Also possibly (Spanish), meaning, "rich."
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GRACE It is of Latin origin, meaning "favor, blessing."
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APRIL
It is of Latin origin, meaning "to open." The month as a given name; often used to symbolize spring, the time when buds open and flowers appear.
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