List of portuguese given names

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1. Alexander (6258 bytes)
   1: ...language|Greek and it literally means "defender of men" (from &x1f00;&x03bb;&x1f73;&x03be;&x03b... 2: ...d by the military conquests of King Alexander III of Macedon, known as Alexander the Great (a hero... 4: The female version of the name is Alexandra.
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2. Alfonso (1702 bytes)
   1: ...Alfonso''' (or Afonso, Alphonso) may refer to any of the following; 3: ==List of Portuguese monarchs|Kings of Portugal== 4: *Afonso I of Portugal -- (1109-1185) "the Conqueror" (Afonso... 5: *Afonso II of Portugal -- (1185-1223) "the Fat"
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3. African American (15422 bytes)
   1: ...oticeable indigenous African ancestry, regardless of their geographic location. 3: ...o themselves as African-Americans are descendants of persons brought to the Americas as slavery|slav... 5: ...ts more commonly are referred to by their nations of origin. If they are from the English- or French-...
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5. Baruch Spinoza (5221 bytes)
   2: ...entury philosophy. He is considered the founder of modern Biblical criticism. 4: ...s (the Latin language|Latin equivalent of his given name, Baruch). 5: ...e'' were not favourable to Spinoza or his brand of Cartesianism, he abstained from publishing his wo...
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6. Constitution (9321 bytes)
   1: ...iew particular constitutions, refer to the list of national constitutions. 3: ... to indicate certain relevant decisions, mainly of the pope. 5: ...kinds of organisations that often use the concept of Constitution include:
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7. Common phrases in various languages (78493 bytes)
   1: Here is a list of '''common phrases in different languages'''. 3: ...stand to get along with a surprisingly short list of phrases, combined with pointing, miming, and writ... 5: ...c Alphabet|IPA. However, actual pronunciations of the pseudo-English spellings will vary from speak...
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8. Cartography (10267 bytes)
   1: ...system | GIS, and specialized map illustration software. 3: ... representations of that reality by adding levels of abstraction.
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9. Diacritic (13502 bytes)
   3: ...ther usages. Some marks are considered to be part of the letter, e.g. the dot over "i". 5: ...d in a more general sense of changing the meaning of the letter or even the whole word. Examples are ...
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10. List of deities (21663 bytes)
    1: ...the different religions, cultures and mythologies of the world. It is sorted alphabetically. 3: Wikipedia also has lists of deities by type; see the articles death deity... 5: ..., religion, scripture. See also: List of fictional deities.
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11. List of extinct states (26196 bytes)
    1: ...page attempts to list them, grouped into a number of categories. 3: See also: list of countries, list of historical national capitals
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12. Easter (19732 bytes)
    1: ...ars ago. (''Easter'' can also refer to the season of the church year, lasting for nearly two months, w... 3: ...les before his crucifixion is generally thought of as a Passover seder. 5: ...t Christian tradition (with the notable exception of the United States).
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13. List of ethnic groups (32203 bytes)
    1: This is a list of names of ethnicity|ethnic groups. 2: ... and in native language, obsolete names, versions of spelling, etc.)
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14. Estonian language (4423 bytes)
    1: ... of which the great majority live in the Republic of Estonia.
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15. Football (soccer) (27514 bytes)
    2: ..., to differentiate it from football|other codes of football. 4: ... the team allowed to handle the ball in the field of play.
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16. Family name (17074 bytes)
    1: ... after given names hence one's family name is often called a '''last name''' 3: ...imes spelled ''sirname'' and ''sirename'' because of the paternal origin. The term "surname" is used i... 5: ... Galton-Watson process for an account of some of the mathematics.
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17. Francis Xavier (11126 bytes)
    4: ...ple to Christianity then anyone else since Paul of Tarsus|St. Paul.
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18. List of FIPS country codes (8559 bytes)
    1: ...SO 3166-1 codes are used for top-level domain names. 3: ...also includes codes for the top-level subdivision of the countries, similar but usually incompatible w...
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20. Greek language (15842 bytes)
    1: ...stinguished from later Classical or Ancient Greek of the 8th century BC and after, when texts came to ...
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