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Diantha
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“The divine flower,” from the Greek Dios (pertaining to the Greek god Zeus) and anthos (a flower), in allusion to the plant dianthus, the flower of Zeus.
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American
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Deasia
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Combination of De and Asia
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American
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Doriane
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Maintains possessions well; from Doris; gift
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Persian
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