The History and Traditional Translation of English Names

Angela: Angela (Angel)

Beth: Beth (God is an oath)

Bonnie: Candice: Candice (honest or pure)

Camille: Camille (noble woman with good character)

Carla: Carla (friend, dear)

Carmen: Carmen (from Mount Carmen, Spain)

Carol: Carol (happy or singing sweetly)

Kelly: Kelly (cute, smart blonde girl)

Cathy: Cathy (pure person)

Chelsea: Chelsea (in old English, it means "port where ships call", and this name gives the impression of a rich British woman with a unique personality)

Cecilia: Cecilia (a person who lacks insight)

Charlotte: Charlotte (healthy but feminine)

Bonnie (sweet, elegant and kind)

Catherine: Catherine (pure person)

Cynthia: Cynthia (title of Diana, goddess of the moon)

Diana: Diana (the goddess of the moon in Roman mythology)

Delia: Delia (like a flower)

Dora: Dora (a gift from God)

Edwina: edwina (a precious friend)

Evelyn: Evelyn (an easygoing or cheerful person)

Ella: Ella (torch)

Irene: Irene (Guangming)

Elsa: Elsa (honest)

Evangeline: evangeline (gospel or gospel messenger; Angel)

Florence: Florence (beautiful people)

Elegance: Elegance (elegance)

Heidi: Heidi (sweet and lovely)

Alice (Rainbow Goddess)

Jacqueline: Jacqueline (God bless)

Jennifer: Jennifer (enchanting and charming woman)

Lila: Anabel (beautiful brunette)

Margaret: Margaret (Pearl)

Monica: Monica (consultant)

Nina: Nina (Powerful)

Olga: Olga (peace)

Pandora: Pandora (in Greek mythology, it originally refers to the first woman in the world)

Ruth: Ruth (friendship)

Stephanie: Stephanie (symbol of honor)

Sylvia: Sylvia (forest girl)

Tess: Tess (Harvest)

You Na: You Na (only)

Venus: Venus (goddess of love and beauty, compared with very beautiful girls)

Victoria: Victoria (Victory)

Violet: Violet

Virginia: Virginia (a thriving scene in spring)

Winnie: Winnie (White Wave)

Senya: Senya (hospitality)

Yvette: Yvette (shooter or archer)

Yeta: Yeta (generous donor)

Zora: Zola (Dawn)