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A N A S T A S I A
Feminine | ''She who shall rise up again'' | Greek
Given by her father, a rather stern yet accomplished man with high expectations, Anastasia's name holds great value, as it signifies the constant battles she must face in her life. Historically, the name has strong ties to Christianity, particularly the Eastern Orthodox Church, and was traditionally given to children born around the time of Easter, symbolizing the resurrection of Christ.B E L L E R O S E
Feminine |''Beautiful Rose'' | French
Her surname translates to "beautiful rose", originating from the French language, derived from the words belle (beautiful) and rose (rose). The name combines the concepts of beauty and the rose flower, which can evoke imagery of charm and elegance. Historically, a soldier who died in battle carried such surname, and is one of the many reasons as to why it became romanticised.
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