Emma moelelo wa lebitso le letle: Bōpo, Botsoalle, E na le bokhoni, E fokolang, E fanang ka. Fumana Emma moelelo oa lebitso.
Emma tšimoloho ea lebitso la pele. Originally a short form of Germanic names that began with the element ermen meaning "whole" or "universal". It was introduced to England by Emma of Normandy, who was the wife both of king Ethelred II (and by him the mother of Edward the Confessor) and later of king Canute Fumana Emma tšimoloho ea lebitso la pele.
Emma lebitso la diminuti: Em, Emmi, Emmie, Emmy. Fumana Mabitso a marang-rang a Emma.
Phetolelo kapa ho reha lebitso la pele Emma: EM-ə (ka Senyesemane), EM-mah (ka Sefinnishe), E-mah (ka Sejeremane). How to pronounce Emma.
Mabitso a sa tšoaneng bakeng sa Emma linaheng le lipuo tse sa tšoaneng: Ema, Irma, Irmuska. Fumana Emma ka lipuo tse ling.
Mabitso a tloaelehileng ka ho fetisisa ka lebitso Emma: Russell, Brock, Lynch, Emma, Hall. Fumana Lethathamo la mabitso a nang le lebitso Emma.
Mabitso a tloaelehileng ka lebitso la ho qetela Svaerd: Emma, Niels Henrik. Fumana Mabitso a tsamaeang le Svaerd.
Emma Svaerd mabitso a tšoanang le mabitso a mabitso |
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