Moya
[ˈmoʊ.jə]Meaning
a name of Irish origin meaning 'hill' or 'mound'
Background Story
The name Moya is derived from the Irish name Maolmhuire, which is a combination of the elements 'maolmhuire' meaning 'devotee of Mary'. It's also a popular name in Irish culture.
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