Amyya name meaning
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What does Amyya mean?
The curious and fresh girl name Amyya has its origin in Japanese and Hebrew. Amyya is spelling variation of Amya. Amya is a variant of commonly accepted and recently hot Amaya. Curious and Fresh Amya has its origin in Hebrew and Japanese is used predominantly in Hebrew and English, Amya means "High Place".
Variants of Amyya
Amya, Amaya, Aamya, Amaiah, Amaia, Aamyah
How popular is the name Amyya?
Amyya is a rare baby name in United States there is very thin chances of it still being given since it isn't seen since 2001. At least, 5 people globally have been given the name as per our research.
| Year | Rank | Births |
|---|---|---|
| 2001 | 15351 | 5 |
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Numerological aspects of Amyya
The letter A as your capstone reveals how you look at life and people in general. Focus on spirituality and leave out the material success. In order to gain more than you already have, you need to take uncalculated risks and see where they take you. Positive energy adores your spirit. If your name ends up with the letter A, it means you are a creative fellow with a great wish to succeed in your career.
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- Tahni - Queer girl name Tahni means "Valley and Born on a Monday" has origin in Japanese. Tahni is derived from Tani.
- Hideaki means Excellent or Bright used for baby boys has its origin in Japanese is mainly used in Japanese
- Yoshio - Prevalent boy name Yoshio has origin in Japanese, Yoshio means "Courageous Individual or Righteous Man"
- Sakurako - Especially used in Japanese new-fangled and unexpected, Sakurako aimed at girls which of Japanese origin, meaning of Sakurako is "Cherry Blossom Child"
- Haru - Used mainly in Japanese unorthodox, Haru bestowed upon both boys and girls, Haru means "Sunshine or Spring"
Famous people named Amyya
We could not find any notable namesake.
Lists having Amyya
- Girl names beginning with A
- English Girl Names
- Hebrew Girl Names
- Japanese Girl Names
- Unique English Names
- Baby Names that mean High
- Baby Names that mean Place
Sources
- Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html