Ava

Appendix:Variations of "ava" English Etymology 1 Pronunciation en /ˈeɪvə/ RP,GA en aver noun sense, RP en eɪvə 2 Proper noun en female Hebrew, a variant of Eva. en 1881 Mary E. Jackson The Spy of Osawatomie; or, The Mysterious Companions of Old John Brown W.S.Bryan 57 Ava Haynes, the oldest daughter, was a warm friend of Lillie Calhoun, whom she soon sought and led quickly into the conservatory. en 2004 Gayle Brandeis The Book of Dead Birds: A Novel HarperCollins 0060528044 5 My mother named me Ava because she liked how the English letters looked - the big A a beak pointed upward, the v a sharp slash of wings, the small a round and flat as a parrot's eye. en female Irish, an anglicization of Aoife. en female Germanic languages, from a Germanic root gem-pro *avi of uncertain meaning. en locale c/US. en city s/Illinois. en city/county seat co/Douglas County s/Missouri. en unincorporated community s/Alabama. en unincorporated community s/Arkansas. en unincorporated community s/Ohio. Usage notes The female given name was popular in the 2000s in all English-speaking countries. Etymology 2 Inwa From en pt -, from the Upper en my - pronunciation of my အင်းဝ ăwá. Alternative forms Burmese city en Awa Inwa Innwa Pronunciation en /ˈɑːvə/ Proper noun en historical en abandoned city in central c/Burma formerly the capital of the country. en town/and/hamlet therein, in co/Oneida County s/New York c/US ; named for the Kingdom of Ava. TopoZone: Ava, New York Translations city in Myanmar Burmese: my အင်းဝ Lao: lo Lü: khb ᦀᧂᦞᦱ Shan: shn ဢႃႇဝႃႉ Thai: th อังวะ References Anagrams en aav AAV Dalmatian Proper noun dlm proper noun dlm Krk dlm female Hebrew Eve References