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I once read (I cannot remember where) an ancient Greek word for "no sadness" or "no sorrow", and it struck me as a beautiful word, and also a perfect name for a baby girl. I was hoping you'd be able to tell me what it is, as I'm still kicking myself for not immediately writing it down.  

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Hello,

first of all, sorry for the delay in replying, but AllExperts did not work.

As for your question, the only Greek  name which cross my mind is the following:

-Hilaria, derived from Greek “hilaros “(see also Latin “Hilaria”) meaning "cheerful”, i.e. “without sadness(sorrow)”.

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Maria

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