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Tuf | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tuffa | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tuisco | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tulla | Meaning : In irish meaning is : A little hill Used in : German, British, English, Irish, Danish |
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Tumma | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tunbehrt | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tunbeorht | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tunbert | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tunfrith | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tunleah | Meaning : From The Town Meadow Used in : British, English |
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Tunna | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tupper | Meaning : Ram Herder Used in : American, British, English |
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Tuppere | Meaning : Ram Herder Used in : American, British, English |
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Turbert | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turbertus | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turec | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turguert | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turnar | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turner | Meaning : Carpenter Used in : American, Chinese, British, English, French, Latin |
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Turoc | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turold | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turpilus | Meaning : Used in : British, English, Latin |
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Turquine | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turstan | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Turumbertus | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tutnerth | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tutta | Meaning : Used in : British, English, Danish |
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Tvrpilli | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Twain | Meaning : Cut In Two Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, British, English, Jamaican |
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Twaine | Meaning : Divided In Two. Used in : British, English |
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Twayn | Meaning : Divided In Two. Used in : British, English |
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Twein | Meaning : Cut In Two Used in : American, British, English |
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Twicca | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Twicga | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Twiford | Meaning : From The Double River Ford Used in : British, English |
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Twitchel | Meaning : Lives On A Narrow Passage Used in : British, English |
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Twitchell | Meaning : Narrow Passage Used in : British, English |
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Twyford | Meaning : From The Double River Ford Used in : British, English |
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Tyce | Meaning : Fiery Used in : American, Australian, British, English, French |
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Tydda | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tydi | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tydic | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tydwal | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tye | Meaning : From The Enclosure Used in : American, Australian, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican |
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Tyeson | Meaning : Fiery Used in : American, Australian, British, English, French |
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Tyesone | Meaning : Son Of Tye Used in : American, British, English |
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Tyfel | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tyfiell | Meaning : Derivative Of The Scandinavian God Of Battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday Was Named For Tyr Used in : British, English, Irish, Teutonic |
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Tyg | Meaning : From The Enclosure Used in : British, English |
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Tyla | Meaning : Good Used in : Australian, British, English, Australian, Chinese |
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Tylar | Meaning : Maker Of Bricks Or Tiles Used in : Australian, British, English, Jamaican, Australian |
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Tyler | Meaning : Maker Of Bricks Or Tiles Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, Jamaican, British, English, Jamaican, American, Australian, Chinese |
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Tylere | Meaning : Maker Of Tiles Used in : American, British, English |
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Tyller | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tylli | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tylor | Meaning : Tile Layer Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English |
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Tyne | Meaning : River Used in : Australian, English, Jamaican, British, English, American, Australian, British |
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Tynne | Meaning : Used in : British, English, Australian |
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Tynni | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tyrdda | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tyreece | Meaning : Derivative Of The Scandinavian God Of Battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday Was Named For Tyr Used in : American, British, English, Irish, Teutonic |
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Tyrel | Meaning : Derivative Of The Scandinavian God Of Battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday Was Named For Tyr Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Irish, Teutonic |
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Tyrell | Meaning : Thunder Ruler Used in : American, African, Australian, Chinese, British, English, Irish, Jamaican, Latin, Norse, Teutonic, American, African, Australian |
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Tyrelle | Meaning : Derivative Of The Scandinavian God Of Battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday Was Named For Tyr Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Irish, Teutonic, Australian |
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Tyrhtel | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tyri | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tyron | Meaning : In american meaning is : Sovereign Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English, German |
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Tyrone | Meaning : In American meaning is : A county in northern Ireland Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Jamaican, Latin |
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Tyrus | Meaning : Form Of Thor. Thunder Used in : American, British, English, Jamaican, Norse |
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Tyson | Meaning : In American meaning is : Firebrand Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, English, French, German, Jamaican, Teutonic |
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Tyssi | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tytta | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Tyttla | Meaning : Used in : British, English |