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KELLY
Gender: Masculine and Feminine
Usage: Irish and English speaking countries
Pronounced: Kel-ee
Origin: Gaelic
Form of: Ceallach
Meaning: War; strife; bright-headed
MARIA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Almost all countries which language comes from Latin (Catalan, Dutch, English, Estonian, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish and Armenian speaking countries)
Pronounced: mah REE ah
Origin: Hebrew, Latin
Form of: Miryam
Adicional Info: Latin form of Mary.
It arose as a back-formation from the early Christian Greek name Mariam, which was taken as a Latin accusative case, and is ultimately derived from Hebrew Miryam.
In the English-speaking world, Maria was the written form of Mary in Latin records In early times, but became a spoken form in the 18th century.
This form of the name is also in common use in most European languages.
Maria is also used as a male name in combinations such as Gianmaria (Italian) and José María (Spanish).
According to the New Testament, the Virgin Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ.
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