The significance of sheepfold in the yellow calendar

Jacob [female name] Jacob. Jacob's negation

Jakobna [female name] Jakobna. Jacob's negation

Janet [female name] Janet. Nicknames for Jane, Jane, Joan, Joan, Anna, etc.

Janet [female name] Janet. Nicknames for Jane, Jane, Joan, Joan, Anna, etc.

Jennifer [female name] Jennifer. It comes from Celtic, which means "white waves" and is nicknamed Jane, Jenny and Jenny.

Kirsten [female name] Kirsten. A variant of Kirstin.

Kosti 1. [Female name] Kirsty. A variant of Kirsteen 2. [Female name] Kirsty. Christina's nickname.

Letitia [female name] Letitia. Letty's alias is Letty, Letty.

[Female name] comes from Latin and Greek, which means "talkative".

Lana. [Female name] Lena. From Greek, it means "light".

Easter 1. [British surname] Easter. Geomorphological name, derived from medieval English, means "East"; 2. [British surname] Easter. The name of the residence comes from old English, which means "sheepfold"; 3. [British surname] Easter. Nickname, born or baptized on Easter, comes from old English and means "Easter"; 4. Easter From Eostre, the goddess of spring in old English.

Ada [female name] Ada. From old English, it means "wealth+war".

Edith [female name] Edith. From old English, it means "wealth+war" and is nicknamed "Edie, Edy".

Believe in [female name] [British surname]. Nickname, reliable person, comes from medieval English, which means "loyalty" and is nicknamed Fay.

Faustin [female name] Faustin. In Latin, it means "lucky".

The above is excerpted from the Dictionary of English Names.