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Hamlin | Meaning : In german meaning is : Little home-lover. Used in : Hindu, British, English, French, German, Teutonic |
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Hamlyn | Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : Australian, British, English, German |
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Hammill | Meaning : Scarred. Used in : British, English |
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Hammond | Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : British, English, French, German |
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Hamnet | Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : British, English, French, German |
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Hamnett | Meaning : From The Little Home. Used in : British, English |
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Hamo | Meaning : House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : Hebrew, British, English, German |
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Hamon | Meaning : Variant Of Hamo: House Or Home. Introduced From Germany During The Norman Conquest. Also Used As A Surname Used in : Australian, British, English, French, German, Greek |
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Hamond | Meaning : Used in : British, English, German |
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Hampton | Meaning : Place-name And Surname Used in : American, Australian, British, English |
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Hana | Meaning : In Hindu meaning is : Brahma Used in : Arabic, Hindu, French, German, Slavic, British, English, French, American, Hawaiian, African, Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Kurdish, Muslim, Sindhi, Czechoslovakian, Japanese |
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Hand | Meaning : Worker Used in : British, English |
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Handlea | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Handleigh | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Handley | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
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Haneca | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Hanford | Meaning : From The High Ford Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, Jamaican |
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Hank | Meaning : Estate Ruler. Used in : American, Hindu, British, Dutch, English, French, German, Teutonic |
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Hanlea | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Hanlee | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Hanleigh | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Hanley | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Jamaican |
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Hanly | Meaning : From The High Meadow Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Hansse | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Harac | Meaning : From The Ancient Oak Tree Used in : American, British, English |
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Haraford | Meaning : From The Hare's Ford Used in : American, British, English |
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Harailt | Meaning : In scottish meaning is : Leader Used in : Anglo, British, English, Scottish |
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Harald | Meaning : In American meaning is : Ruler of the army leader of the army" Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, Danish, English, French, German, Norse, Norwegian, Scandinavian, Swedish, Swiss, Australian |
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Haraldus | Meaning : In finnish meaning is : Army ruler Used in : British, English, Finnish |
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Harbert | Meaning : In german meaning is : Bright army or bright warrior. Used in : Australian, British, Dutch, English, French, German |
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Harden | Meaning : From The Hare Valley Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Hardin | Meaning : From The Hare's Valley Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Harding | Meaning : From The Hare's Valley , Son Of The Courageous One. Used in : American, Anglo, British, Danish, English, German |
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Hardred | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Hardulph | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Hardwin | Meaning : Brave Friend Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, German |
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Hardwinn | Meaning : Courageous Friend. Used in : British, English |
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Hardwyn | Meaning : Brave Friend Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Hardwynn | Meaning : Courageous Friend. Used in : British, English |
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Hardyn | Meaning : From The Hare's Valley Used in : American, British, English |
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Hare | Meaning : Rabbit Used in : American, British, English |
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Hareford | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Harelache | Meaning : Lives At The Hare's Lake Used in : British, English |
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Hareleah | Meaning : From The Hare's Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Harfford | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Harford | Meaning : From The Hare's Ford Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, Jamaican |
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Hargodebrans | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Hargrave | Meaning : From The Hare's Grove Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Hargreave | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Hargreaves | Meaning : From The Hare's Grove Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Hargrove | Meaning : From The Hare's Grove Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Harhold | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Harian | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Hariulf | Meaning : Used in : British, English, German |
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Harl | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Harlak | Meaning : Lives At The Hare's Lake Used in : American, British, English |
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Harlake | Meaning : Lives At The Hare's Lake Used in : American, British, English |
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Harlan | Meaning : From The Army Land. Used in : American, Australian, British, English, German, Teutonic |
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Harland | Meaning : Meadow Of The Hares, From The Army Land. Used in : American, Australian, British, English, German, Teutonic |
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Harlea | Meaning : From The Long Field. Used in : British, English |
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Harlee | Meaning : From The Long Field. Used in : Australian, British, English, Australian |
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Harleigh | Meaning : From The Hare's Meadow , From The Long Field. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, British, English |
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Harlen | Meaning : Meadow Of The Hares, From The Army Land. Used in : American, Australian, British, English |
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Harlenn | Meaning : From The Army Land. Used in : British, English |
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Harley | Meaning : Meadow Of The Hare, From The Long Field. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, Jamaican, British, Danish, English, French, Jamaican, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
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Harlin | Meaning : From The Army Land. Used in : Australian, British, English, Australian |
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Harlon | Meaning : Meadow Of The Hares. Variant Of Harley. Surname Used in : American, British, English, German |
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Harlow | Meaning : Meadow Of The Hares, From The Army Hill. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, American |
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Harlowe | Meaning : From The Hare's Hill Used in : American, British, English |
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Harly | Meaning : From The Long Field. Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, Danish, English, British, English |
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Harlyn | Meaning : From The Army Land. Used in : Australian, British, English |
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Harlynn | Meaning : From The Army Land. Used in : American, British, English |
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Harman | Meaning : Soldier Used in : Australian, Sikh, British, Dutch, English, French, German |
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Harmen | Meaning : In french meaning is : Variant of Herman. Used in : Australian, British, Dutch, English, French, German |
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Harmon | Meaning : Form Of Herman. Man Of The Army Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew, British, English, French, German, Greek |
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Harmond | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Harold | Meaning : Army-power Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Irish, Norse, Norwegian, Scandinavian, Swedish, Teutonic, American, Australian |
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Haroldus | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Harper | Meaning : Harp Player Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, German, American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
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Harrick | Meaning : Used in : British, Dutch, English |
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Harriman | Meaning : Surname Used in : British, English |
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Harris | Meaning : Son Of Harry Used in : American, Australian, Pashtun, British, Danish, English, German, Teutonic |
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Harrison | Meaning : Son Of Harry Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, German, Jamaican, Australian |
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Harriss | Meaning : Son Of Harry Used in : British, English |
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Harry | Meaning : Home Ruler. Used in : American, Anglo, Hindu, British, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Irish, Jamaican, Norse, Scandinavian, Swedish, Teutonic |
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Harrye | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Hart | Meaning : Deer Or Stag Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Teutonic |
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Harte | Meaning : Stag Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, Teutonic |
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Hartford | Meaning : From The Stag's Ford Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Harthacnut | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Hartlea | Meaning : Stag Meadow. Used in : British, English |
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Hartlee | Meaning : Stag Meadow. Used in : British, English |
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Hartleigh | Meaning : Stag Meadow. Used in : Anglo, British, English |
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Hartley | Meaning : From The Deer Pasture Or Stag Meadow. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Australian |
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Hartly | Meaning : Stag Meadow. Used in : British, English |
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Hartman | Meaning : Stag Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, German, Swedish |
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Hartmann | Meaning : Hard, Strong Man. Used in : Anglo, Australian, British, English, French, German |
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Hartun | Meaning : From The Gray Estate Used in : American, British, English |
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Hartwell | Meaning : Lives Near The Stag's Spring Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Teutonic |
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Hartwill | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English |