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Is it a term for one's mother or grandmother in some places? It feels to me like it is, but I did a quick online search and it doesn't seem so. I like Ama's symmetry and simplicity; it almost seems like it should be lacking something, but somehow it isn't. As you mentioned Ama Lia, it would make an oddly unexpected, and certainly pleasant, nickname for Amalia. I think I like it.

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Whenever I have name dreams, the baby is always given the same name, Romilly, unsurprising given my deep and unwavering love for it :)

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Ottilie


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