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21Marrubium — For the ancient city in Italy called Marrubium, see San Benedetto dei Marsi. Marrubium Foliage of Marrubium rotundifolia Scientific classification …
22Birthday flowers — are ascribed by tradition for those born on any given date in the year in Europe and the West. Not all are precisely flowers, however. They are listed below.January*1 oak geranium *2 Rosa multiflora *3 cactus *4 aloe *5 hydrangea *6 ice plant *7… …
23Arndell — This ancient and distinguished surname, having long associations with the south western English counties of Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, and with Yorkshire in the north, has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and… …
24Arondel — This ancient and distinguished surname, having long associations with the south western English counties of Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, and with Yorkshire in the north, has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and… …
25Arrandale — This ancient and distinguished surname, having long associations with the south western English counties of Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, and with Yorkshire in the north, has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and… …
26Arrundale — This ancient and distinguished surname, having long associations with the south western English counties of Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, and with Yorkshire in the north, has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and… …
27Arundale — This ancient and distinguished surname, having long associations with the south western English counties of Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, and with Yorkshire in the north, has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and… …
28Arundel — This ancient and distinguished surname, having long associations with the south western English counties of Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, and with Yorkshire in the north, has two distinct possible sources, each with its own history and… …
29Arundell — This most interesting name, with variant spellings Arundale, Arundel, Arondel, Arrandale, Arrundale and Arndell, derives from two possible origins. The name may be of Anglo Saxon locational origin from Arundel in Sussex, the seat of the Duke of… …
30Dell — This very unusual name is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a topographical name given in the first instance to someone who lived in a dell, or small valley. The name derives from the Olde English pre 7th Century term dell , a dell, deep hollow or… …
