Wila
[ˈwiːlə]Background Story
Wila comes from the Shuswap word wíle, meaning black tree lichen. The sources checked record it as a word and as the name of a lichen, a ghost town, a Swiss municipality, a railway station, several extinct Malayan languages, a footballer and an alternate spelling of the Slavic fairy Vila, but not as a personal name.
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Willma
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Abra
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