Florence
/ˈflɔrəns/
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Florence, derived from the Latin 'Florentius' or 'Florentia', means 'prosperous' or 'flowering'. It evokes images of beauty, growth, and abundance. The name is historically linked to the Italian city of Florence, a hub of art and culture, making it a timeless and elegant choice.
Florence Welch
Singer, Florence and the Machine
Florence Stanley
Actor, Bernice Fish
Florence Shapiro
Politician, Texas state senator
Florence Rice
Actor, At the Circus
Florence Nightingale
Activist, Established nursing as a profession
Florence Mills
Singer, Jazz singer, Queen of Happiness
Florence Kelley
Activist, Founder of National Consumers League
Florence Griffith Joyner
Track and Field, Olympic sprinter
Florence Henderson
Actor, Carol (mom) on The Brady Bunch
Florence Harding
First Lady, Wife of US President Warren G. Harding
Florence Halop
Actor, Florence Kleiner on Night Court
Florence Bates
Actor, The Moon and Sixpence
Flo
Florrie
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