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| Origin | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Akina | Japanese | Autumn greens |
| Avocado | {{{origin}}} | a pear-shaped fruit with dark green skin, one large seed, and soft, light-green pulp; borne by the tropical American tree Persea americana and its variety P. adrymifolia |
| Chloe | Greek | green herb, verdant and blooming |
| Denver | English French |
Dane's crossing, green valley |
| Emerald | Greek | Green gemstone |
| Giada | Italian | green stone, jade |
| Glass | English German Scottish Irish Jewish |
green, blue, glass blower |
| Green | English | one who dwelled near the village green, immature, inexperienced |
| Green Day | {{{origin}}} | allegedly a day of green (marijuana) |
| Greene | English Irish |
lives near the village green, wears green, descendant of Uainín |
| Gruenauer | German | green hour |
| Hee | African | relate color green) |
| Irvin | English Gaelic |
Green water, boar friend, Descendant of Eiramh\u00f3n |
| Ivelisse | English | a climbing evergreen plant |
| Ivey | English | A Climbing Evergreen Ornamental Plant Ivy |
| Jada | English Hebrew |
precious green stone |
| Jade | {{{origin}}} | green gemstone |
| Juniper | Latin | evergreen, coniferous shrub |
| Lynch | Irish English Norman French Gaelic |
A strip of greenwood between the plowed lands in the common field; a small hanging wood, son of a mariner |
| Midori | Japanese | green |
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