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Bait: A tempting lure, a clever trick!.

Its a word with a simple, everyday meaning – something used to attract. Think fishing bait. The name might suggest someone clever and resourceful, maybe even a bit mischievous. Its a straightforward name, lacking a deep historical or mythological background. Its origin is simply the words common use.

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I couldnt find any expressions where its a key part of a figurative phrase. Checking other languages didnt turn up anything either.

This name is linked to a mighty god whose representative form is very popular. A close relative, also a god, is equally important in the religion. The celebrations for this name are lively and full of color, attracting many people.

Its mainly used as a noun, meaning something used to attract. So, there arent any real variations like youd find with names like John or Elizabeth. Any variations would be completely new inventions. You could maybe jokingly use "Bayte," "Bay," or "B," but these are made up and arent connected to the original word in any traditional way.