Araminta
Meaning unknown; possibly a literary invention with no clear etymological root.
Meaning and origin
Araminta first appears in literature, used by playwright William Congreve in his 1693 comedy The Old Bachelor and later by John Vanbrugh in The Confederacy (1705).
How to pronounce Araminta
| English (US) | ar-uh-MIN-tuh /ˌærəˈmɪntə/ |
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