Forename directory - Names / meaning for "Mona"

People with the first name "Mona"

Mona Abd Mona Abo-Seada Mona Agarwal Mona Agustin Mona Ahmedin Mona Arant Mona Arntsen Mona Arumugam Mona Avila Mona Awasthi Mona Axelsson Mona B. Parekh Mona Baloch Mona Baumgarten Mona Beyg Mona Bischof Mona Borja Mona Bowles Mona Braniff Mona Camden Mona Dior Mona Doll Mona Doran Mona Engholm Mona Faye Mona Fickert Mona Fitzpatrick Mona Frommert Mona Gaarder Mona Gabrail Mona Galindo Mona Gray Mona Greiner Mona Hachem Mona Heikal Mona Hendrix Mona Hornung Mona Iman Mona Jalloul Mona Jeppesen Mona Jhaveri Mona K. Swayne Mona Katawi Mona Kathuria Mona Kelley Mona Knowles Mona L Levy Mona Laundry Mona Lombardi Mona Lund. Mona Lyne Mona Løvlien Mona Magnus Mona Makin Mona Mani Mona Mapp Mona Mendez Mona Milad Mona Moser Mona Myrvang Mona Mæhlum Mona Nac Mona Noroozi Mona Nousiainen Mona Oakes Mona Oxner-Harris Mona Peralta Mona Prescott Mona Rahgozar Mona Rau-Grigat Mona Richards Mona Richter Mona Rizk Mona Roos Mona S. Beachum Mona Sandvik Mona Sayed Mona Schröder Mona Schwan Mona Seaman Mona Sharpe Mona Shedeed Mona Sliman Mona Sparks Mona Stokkenes Mona Syversen Mona Tata Mona Tee Mona Vakili Mona Vidal Mona Vivid Mona Wadsworth Mona Wagih Mona Ware Mona Wiker Mona Wilfer Mona Yousef Mona al-Ghor Mona de Neveu Mona el Wakid

Information about "Mona"

For this Mona there are 11149 different names on Yasni.

Most common last names for Mona are: Salem, Adraoui, Alkaleaa

In the ranking of the most common first names Mona is on position 623.

During the last seven days Mona was searched for 31 times.

Meaning of "Mona"

Female first name (English, Irish): Mona, Old Irish (Word format); Muadh = noble, noble; 19 only since the Century common female first name (German, Scandinavian): Mona, Latin (New Testament); monachus = the hermit, the monk; Monere advise = warn, not known for certain origin, is partly derived from the Latin 'monachus' 'Monk'; was understood in the Middle Ages to the Latin 'Monere' advise 'belonging, known by the St.. Monika (4th century), the mother of St. Augustine, as St.. Monica came from Carthage, could be the name also of North African or Phoenician origin

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