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Ma. Librada Aguilar Contreras (born García Gutiérrez), Circa 1852 - Circa 1880
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Ma. Librada Aguilar Contreras (born García Gutiérrez), Circa 1852 - 1880
MyHeritage Family TreesMa del Refugio García Gutiérrez, born 1807
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MyHeritage Family TreesMa del Refugio García Gutiérrez, born 1807
MyHeritage Family TreesMa Guadalupe García (born Hernández Arredondo), died 1996
MyHeritage Family TreesMaría Guadalupe Villanueva Gaitan (born García Gutiérrez), Circa 1861 - 1926
FamilySearch Family TreeMaría Luciana García Gutiérrez, 1846 - 1920
FamilySearch Family TreeMaría de Jesús Garza Villarreal (born García Gutiérrez), born 1862
FamilySearch Family TreeMa Del Rosario García Gutiérrez (born Amaral Otañez), 1913 - 1975
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Ma Pilar García Gutiérrez, born Circa 1930
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- Spanish: Ma García Gutiérrez
The first name "Ma" has its origins in various cultures, primarily in East Asia, where it is often used as a given name or a familial term. In Chinese, "Ma" (马) means "horse," symbolizing strength and nobility, and it is also a common surname. The name has historical roots in Chinese culture, where horses were vital for transportation and warfare, thus linking the name to qualities of power and endurance. In addition to its Chinese origins, "Ma" can also be found in other cultures, such as in India, where it may be a short form of names like "Madhavi" or "Maya," each carrying its own meanings related to beauty and illusion, respectively. Variations of the name include "Maa" in some African cultures, where it can denote a motherly figure, and "Maia" in Greek mythology, representing the goddess of spring. The pronunciation and spelling can vary significantly across different languages, but the essence of the name often retains a connection to maternal or strong attributes. Overall, "Ma" embodies a rich tapestry of meanings and cultural significance across various regions.
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