Forename directory - Names / meaning for "Mona"

People with the first name "Mona"

Mona Abifadel Mona Adrian Mona Albanese Mona Alosaimi Mona Alshehri Mona Amanda Mona Azari Mona Bala Mona Baltazar Mona Bora Mona Bowden Mona Brenner Mona Cappelen Mona Chohan Mona Crew Mona Daniels Mona Dea Mona Dev Mona Edland Mona Eklund Mona Elizondo Mona Esaac Mona Fatia Mona Fortune Mona Gall Mona Gallego Mona Gjerstad Mona Gogg Mona Grüner Mona Hagner Mona Haq Mona Hasani Mona Hastings Mona Haugen-Kind Mona Horne Mona Huertas Torres Mona Hyseth Mona J. Tolentino Mona John-Baptiste Mona Joyner Mona Kaspersen Mona Kau Mona Klemme Mona Kunde Mona Küppers Mona Laing Mona Laiza Mona Largent Mona Le-A Mona Levi Mona Lobato Mona Lockhart Mona Lundholm Mona M. Abouras Mona Makela Mona Mansory Mona Marta Mona Mcphee Mona Memo Mona Menassa Mona Mort Mona Munthe Mona Myer Mona N. Kristiansen Mona Naim Mona Nakken Mona Ngo Mona Ochoa Ruiz Mona Packer Mona Palarca Mona Primdahl Mona Proctor Mona Rasul Mona Reinhardt Mona Rusdini Mona Römer Mona Sadhwani Mona Safey Mona Sayeed Mona Scobie Mona Sedeek Mona Smilovitz Mona Stearns Mona Stone Mona Strickland Mona Super Mona Tag Mona Taherian Mona Talaat Mona Throndsen Mona Tripathi Mona Tunstall Mona Wahid Mona Waithe Mona Weiner Mona White-Haney Mona Wood Mona Woodward Mona Wunderlich Mona van Dam

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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