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NAME
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ROOT
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MEANING
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Yashodhara (f)
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pali
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she who maintains authority, honor, title, glory
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Yudhi (m)
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pali
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battle, war, struggle, fight
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Yudhipool (m)
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pali, khmer
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yudhi + pool (power) : power of the armed forces
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Yudhirong (m)
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pali
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yudhi + rong (field) : war zone, field of battle
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Yudhin (m)
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pali
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one who fights
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Yukanthor (m)
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pali
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mountain in the Veda texts that holds the sun on one end and the moon on the other;
a rod that balances two weights at either end, such as with the scales of justice;
a partriotic Khmer prince, Norodom Arun Yukanthor (1860-1934), who struggled against French colonial rule over Cambodia
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Yutti (m)
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pali
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fair, just, right, ethical, honest, truthful
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Yuttika (u)
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pali
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fair and just action, fairness and justice, righteousness and honesty
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Yuttamani (f)
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pali, sanskrit
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yutti + muni (sage) : sage who is fair and just, sage who observes truthfulness and honesty;
(note: the spelling changes slightly for conducive sound effect)
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Yuttivong (m)
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pali, khmer
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yutti + vong (family line) : family renown for being fair and just, family that holds truth and honesty
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Yuvan (m)
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sanskrit
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young man
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Yuvabott (m)
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sanskrit, khmer
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yuvan + bott (son) : young male child
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Yuvakumar (m)
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sanskrit
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yuvan + kumar (boy) : young boy
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Yuvaneath (u)
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sanskrit, pali
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yuvan + neatha (leader) : young lord, young master, young ruler, young leader
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Yuvapool (m)
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sanskrit, khmer
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yuvan + pool (strength) : physical strength of youth, power and vitality of youth
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Yuvaraja (m)
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sanskrit
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yuvan + raja (king) : young king
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Yuvati (f)
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sanskrit
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young lady
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Yuvakumari (f)
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sanskrit
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yuvan + kumari (girl) : young girl
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Yuvaneari (f)
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sanskrit, khmer
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yuvan + neari (woman) : young woman
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Yuvarani (f)
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sanskrit
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yuvan + rani (queen) : young queen
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