Forename directory - Names / meaning for "Mona"

People with the first name "Mona"

Mona Abade Mona Abdelgawwad Mona Abdelrhim Mona Abdoo Mona Advani Mona Alaiydi Mona Alkhatib Mona Amin-Ahmed Mona Arvin Mona Atat Mona Bakr Mona Beygi Mona Birnbaum Mona Booth Mona Brandes Mona C. Lang Mona Callan Mona Cassell Mona Chylack Mona Comel Mona Cope Mona Crane Mona Cutler Mona Daneshi Mona Delandro Mona Dennis Mona Dierckman Mona Doucet Mona Elgamal Mona Emadi Mona Evers Mona Farthing Mona Freitag Mona Garloff Mona Geisler Mona Grahl Mona Grønningen Mona Hab Mona Hals Mona Hargis Mona Harstad Mona Hashmi Mona Iskander Mona Jordan Mona Kaya Mona Keating Mona Khrais Mona Kibria Mona Kinkhabwala Mona Larochelle Mona Lier Mona Lindstrøm Mona Lupu Mona M. Horton Mona Maldonado Mona Markham Mona Mccrory Mona Meilinger Mona Millington Mona Mobasher Mona Mohn Mona Monken Mona N. Behbehani Mona N. Mohamed Mona Nagar Mona Najdi Mona Nano Mona Nemmer Mona Nydahl Mona Ofter Mona Pandit Mona Partington Mona Pommer Mona Pona Mona Pritchard Mona R. Knowles Mona Rafiq Mona Ramsøy Mona Reif Mona Riabacke Mona Rich Mona Sachdeva Puri Mona Schurr Mona Seaton Mona Simonsen Mona Smalley Mona Somma Mona Swain Mona Swales Mona Tetzlaff Mona Thorpe Mona Tlili-Ben-Amara Mona Trivedi Mona Tømming Mona Voll Mona Wahlstrøm Mona Zuvers Mona al-Kamali Mona den Boer Mona Ørmen

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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