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Aristide

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Aristide is a French and Italian variant of Aristides. Aristides is a Greek name and means 'best or finest'. It is a compound of two words - “aristos”, which means 'best', and “eidos”, which means form or 'figure'.

Aristides

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Aristides is a Greek name and means 'best or finest'. It is a compound of two words - “aristos”, which means 'best', and “eidos”, which means form or 'figure'.

Aristophanes

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Aristophanes is a Greek name and means “most bright”. The name is a combination of two Greek words, “aristos” which means 'best' and “phanos” which means 'bright or light'. It is the name of the most famous comic playwright in the 5th century BC.

Aristotle

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Aristotle is an anglicized form of the Greek name Aristoteles. The name itself means wise or knowledgeable. Aristotle was one of the most famous scientists in the ancient world and was a pupil of Plato.

Arizona

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Arizona originates in one of the Native American languages and it is taken from the name of the southwestern state in the United States. Ultimately, Arizona means "little spring".

Arjan

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Arjan is a Dutch diminutive of Adrian. Adrian is derived from the Latin name Hadrianus, which means “from Hadria”. There is a town in Italy called Hadria and it is believed that the name was originally applied as a surname to people from there. The Adriatic Sea also derives its name from there. Adrian was a very important name in early Christianity and there were 6 Popes with that name, including Adrian IV, who was the only Englishman to ever become the Pope.