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Aabraham | Meaning : Estonian spelling for Abraham. It means father of many | Father of a Multitude, Exalted Father Used in : Finnish, European |
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Aadolf | Meaning : Noble Wolf Used in : Finnish, European |
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Aaren | Meaning : High mountain, Light bringer, Hebrew meaning - Exalted, Strong, Scandinavian meaning - Lofty or inspired Used in : Australian, Hebrew, Scandinavian, European |
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Aaron | Meaning : A teacher; lofty; mountain of strength, Hebrew meaning Enlightening, Light, Teaching, Exalted, High Mountain Used in : American, Hawaiian, Afghan, Arabic, Australian, Hindu, Hebrew, Swahili, British, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Irish, Jamaican, Polish, Portuguese, Shakespearean, Swedish, American, European |
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Aatu | Meaning : Noble Wolf Used in : Finnish, European |
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Abban | Meaning : Abbot - a man who is in charge of a monastery Used in : Celtic, French, Irish, European |
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Abbott | Meaning : Abbey Father, Father, Priest Used in : American, Hawaiian, Anglo, Australian, Hebrew, British, English, European |
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Abejundio | Meaning : Means relating to bee or abaje, relating to the abaje (bee) Used in : European |
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Abernathy | Meaning : British name means beginning or starting point of the river Used in : European |
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Abi | Meaning : (Hebrew) Father, (Turkish) Elder Brother, French (Priest), All Given to Good; My Father, My Father Used in : African, Australian, Biblical, Turkish, German, African, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, European |
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Abijah | Meaning : The Lord Is My Father, The Lord is My Father; Gift of God, The Lord is My Father; Gift of God, Hebrew - Yahweh is my father Used in : Hawaiian, Hebrew, European |
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Abraam | Meaning : Father of a Multitude, Father of nations, Georgian form of Abraham, meaning - father of multitude Used in : Australian, French, European |
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Abran | Meaning : Father of the multitude, Variant of Abram 'Exalted father' Used in : Hebrew, Spanish, European |
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Absalon | Meaning : God the Father is peace, My father is peace Used in : Hebrew, British, Danish, English, French, German, Swedish, European |
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Acario | Meaning : Without Grace, Ungrateful Used in : European |
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Accola | Meaning : Neighbor or to live near Used in : European |
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Achaikos | Meaning : Ancient Greek form of Achaicus. It refers to a region in Greece names Achaia, From Achaia Used in : European |
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Achillea | Meaning : He who embodies the grief of the people, The pain or the painful Used in : Australian, French, Greek, European |
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Acwulf | Meaning : A wolf from the oak meadows Used in : British, English, European |
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Adair | Meaning : Form of Edgar, From the Oak Tree Ford Used in : Hindu, British, Scottish, Celtic, Gaelic, Irish, Scottish, Hebrew, European |
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Adalbert | Meaning : Bright nobility, Germanic (Nobly famous); Noble; Honorable; Famous, Intelligent Used in : Australian, British, French, German, Dutch, English, French, German, Polish, Swedish, Teutonic, European |
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Adalhard | Meaning : A brave and tough noble person, Brave, Hardy, Strong, Brave Used in : French, German, European |
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Adalstan | Meaning : Noble Stone Used in : German, European |
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Adalwen | Meaning : Noble friend, The noble companion or friend Used in : German, European |
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Adalwulf | Meaning : Noble Wolf Used in : French, German, European |
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Adamnan | Meaning : Little Adam, Name of Several Kings Used in : Anglo, Celtic, Irish, European |
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Adank | Meaning : Swiss variant of Adam and means earth Used in : European |
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Adare | Meaning : Ford of the oak tree, One who belongs to the oak tree ford, The ford of the oaks, Rich spear Used in : Gaelic, Irish, Scottish, European |
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Addis | Meaning : Son of Adam, Son of the Red Earth, A derivative of name Adam Used in : American, Australian, Hebrew, British, English, Australian, European |
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Adelbrecht | Meaning : A bright shining noble man, Bright, Noble Used in : British, English, European |
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Adelgunde | Meaning : A noble and kind warrior Used in : German, Swedish, Danish, European |
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Adelio | Meaning : An honourable and kind person Used in : Portuguese, European |
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Adeliz | Meaning : One who is the most noble Used in : German, British, English, European |
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Adelmaro | Meaning : Distinguished Because of His Lineage Used in : European |
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Adelric | Meaning : A noble and honourable commander, Noble Rule Used in : Dutch, German, Teutonic, European |
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Adem | Meaning : Earth, Man, Hebrew meaning - Man; Old, Greek meaning - Manly, Brave Used in : African, Anglo, Arabic, Hindu, Hebrew, Turkish, French, German, European |
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Aden | Meaning : Fire, Dainty, Delicate, Handsome, adorned Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew, Gaelic, Irish, African, Australian, European |
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Adim | Meaning : Hebrew meaning - Man; A variant of name Adam Used in : Anglo, Arabic, European |
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Adisson | Meaning : Son of Adam Used in : Australian, British, English, European |
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Adlard | Meaning : A strong or brave noble Used in : British, English, German, European |
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Admetus | Meaning : A king of Pherae Used in : Greek, European |
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Ado | Meaning : Awe-inspiring; Highborn; Without Further Ceremony; Noble, beauty Used in : Australian, Kurdish, German, Portuguese, German, Portuguese, Teutonic, European |
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Adolphe | Meaning : An aristocrat wolf; Variant of Adolph: Noble wolf Used in : French, German, European |
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Adrianus | Meaning : From Hadria, Latin meaning- Man from Hadria, Dark One; A variant form of Adrian Used in : Australian, Dutch, French, German, Latin, Netherlands, Swedish, European |
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Adrus | Meaning : A form of Andrew; a diligent and sociable individual Used in : British, English, European |
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Aed | Meaning : A fire, flame, burning fire Used in : British, English, Irish, European |
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Aedilbert | Meaning : One who is bright and noble Used in : British, English, European |
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Aegelweard | Meaning : Noble protector, The guard of the spruce tree Used in : British, English, European |
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Aegir | Meaning : A water giant, of a sea monster, Of the gods Used in : German, Norse, European |
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Aeilmar | Meaning : One who inspires awe, awesome Used in : British, English, European |
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Aeldiet | Meaning : One who is of fire Used in : British, English, European |
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Aelffrith | Meaning : Peace or protection from elf powers Used in : British, English, European |
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Aelfhun | Meaning : A mystical favour from God Used in : British, English, European |
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Aelfred | Meaning : A wise mystical person, advisor, Elf counsel Used in : Anglo, British, English, European |
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Aelfweard | Meaning : Elf guard, The guardian of supernatural powers Used in : British, English, European |
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Aeneas | Meaning : 'The History of Troilus and Cressida' A Trojan commander, Praise or a praiseworthy, a hero from Trojan war Used in : American, African, Australian, Dutch, French, Greek, Irish, Latin, Shakespearean, European |
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Aerol | Meaning : One who is of a Golden heart Used in : European |
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Aeropos | Meaning : Male form of the name Aerope Used in : European |
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Aeschild | Meaning : The child from the ash tree Used in : British, English, European |
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Aesir | Meaning : Of the Gods Used in : Norse, European |
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Aethelberht | Meaning : Noble and bright, Noble or bright, The bright and shining noble snake Used in : British, English, European |
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Aethelhard | Meaning : Brave, Noble Strength Used in : Anglo, British, English, European |
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Aethelric | Meaning : Noble rule, The king of the noble snake Used in : British, English, European |
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Aethelwulf | Meaning : Gives, Noble Wolf Used in : Anglo, British, English, European |
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Aetius | Meaning : An eagle, one with the eagle-like qualities Used in : European |
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Agacio | Meaning : Good Used in : European |
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Agamemnon | Meaning : Braveheart, One who is loyal, committed, devoted, dependable, reliable, trusthworthy and steady, Leader of the Greek forces against Troy Used in : Australian, Greek, Shakespearean, European |
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Agapios | Meaning : Greek meaning love. It was the name of one the Saints of Greece who is a martyr Used in : Australian, Greek, European |
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Agatodoro | Meaning : Worthy of Admiration Used in : European |
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Agidius | Meaning : Kid, Young Goat Used in : German, European |
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Aglaeca | Meaning : Friend, Hero, Warrior, Gives, Wretch, Miscreant, Monster, Demon Used in : Anglo, European |
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Aglaval | Meaning : Brother of Percival Used in : Arthurian - Legend, European |
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Agnello | Meaning : Angel, Lamb Used in : Italian, Kannada, European |
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Agnyetha | Meaning : Good, kind Used in : European |
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Agostino | Meaning : Respectable, Venerable, Venerated Used in : Australian, French, German, Italian, Latin, European |
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Aguistin | Meaning : Majestic Used in : Irish, Latin, European |
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Agusto | Meaning : Venerated, majestic, dignified Used in : European |
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Ahndray | Meaning : Masculine, manly, brave: Variant of Andre Used in : European |
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Aias | Meaning : Mourner Used in : Greek, European |
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Aiekin | Meaning : Oaken Used in : American, British, English, European |
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Aikin | Meaning : English meaning - Made of Oak; A variant of name Aiken; Oaken Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, European |
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Ailbhe | Meaning : Bright Used in : Irish, Celtic, German, European |
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Ailmer | Meaning : Famous Used in : British, English, European |
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Aimeri | Meaning : Home Ruler Used in : German, European |
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Aimo | Meaning : Finnish meaning - Generous Amount; Fair-sized; Proper; Good Used in : Australian, Finnish, German, European |
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Aindriu | Meaning : Manly Used in : Greek, Irish, European |
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Aischylos | Meaning : Shame Used in : Greek, European |
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Aitalas | Meaning : Eternally Young Used in : European |
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Akaki | Meaning : Innocent; Georgian form of Akakios Used in : French, European |
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Akir | Meaning : Anchor Used in : Scottish, European |
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Akos | Meaning : White Falcon Used in : European |
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Aku | Meaning : Great, Venerable, Moon god Used in : African, Finnish, African, Ghana, Australian, European |
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Alajos | Meaning : Fame and War; Famous holiness Used in : German, Teutonic, European |
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Alanig | Meaning : handsome; Bretons form of Alan Used in : French, European |
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Alanson | Meaning : Handsome, Fair, Son of Allan; Variant of Alan; Also a diminutive of Albert (noble, bright) Used in : Celtic, Gaelic, Irish, European |
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Alardo | Meaning : Courageous Prince Used in : European |
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Alarico | Meaning : Noble Ruler who is the ruler of all, energetic, Powerful Used in : French, German, Spanish, European |
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Alastair | Meaning : Defender of Mankind, Defender of Men, Protector of mankind; a form of Alexander Used in : Greek, Scottish, French, Gaelic, Greek, Scottish, European |
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Alberic | Meaning : Elf Ruler, Skillful Ruler, German - Elf Ruler, Supernaturally Powerful; A variant of name Alberich Used in : British, Dutch, English, French, German, Latin, Teutonic, European |
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Albinus | Meaning : Defender; Latin meaning- White, Blond, Fair One; A variant of name Albus; Like Albus, White Used in : Anglo, British, Danish, Dutch, English, French, Latin, Swedish, European |