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Malvina

Malvina is a feminine given name derived from the Scottish Gaelic Mala-mhìn, meaning "smooth brow". It was invented by the 18th century Scottish poet James Macpherson.

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Derivation
Mala-mhìn
Gender
Female
Language
Scottish Gaelic
Meaning
"smooth brow"

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Malvina

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples49
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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Malvina

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related to People · 24
Malvina → American, Argentine, Australian, Belgian, Bovi Van Overberghe, Canadian, Carolsfeld, Danish, Danish-German, Hoffman, Hudson's Bay Company, Longfellow, Major, Malvina Bolus, Malvina Garrigues, Mehrn, New Zealand, Pastorino, Reynolds, Schnorr
related to Fictional characters · 20
Malvina → Adventures, Aleksey Tolstoy's, Buratino, Campbell's, English, In Zhukovsky's, James Macpherson, James Macpherson's Ossian, Lord Ullin's Daughter, María Mercedes, Mexican, Oscar, Ossian, Romantic, Russian, The Golden Key, Thomas Campbell's, Vasiliy Zhukovsky, Vladimir Nabokov, Zhukovsky's
Derivation · 1
Malvina → Mala-mhìn
Gender · 1
Malvina → Female
Language · 1
Malvina → Scottish Gaelic
Meaning · 1
Malvina → "smooth brow"
is a · 1
Malvina → feminine given name derived from the Scottish Gaelic Mala-mhìn

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name scottish poet james derived gaelic mala-mhìn meaning smooth brow given macpherson ossian language brittany operatic soprano 1900 supreme court

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MalvinaDerivationMala-mhìn1.00infobox
MalvinaGenderFemale1.00infobox
MalvinaLanguageScottish Gaelic1.00infobox
MalvinaMeaning"smooth brow"1.00infobox
Malvinais afeminine given name derived from the Scottish Gaelic Mala-mhìn0.90text
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersOscar0.60section
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersOssian0.60section
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersJames Macpherson0.60section
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersThomas Campbell's0.60section
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersLord Ullin's Daughter0.60section
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersRussian0.60section
Malvinarelated to Fictional charactersRomantic0.60section

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