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Понимать Английский на слух| Имя | Описание | Озвучка |
| Abbott | Old English name for the head of a religious community |
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| Abe | Pet form of the name Abraham |
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| Addison | Old English name means son of Adam |
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| Adrian | From the Latin Name Hadrianus |
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| Aiken | Old English boy’s name meaning made of oak |
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| Ainsley | Likely from the place names Annesley or Ansley |
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| Al | Pet name from name starting with the letter Al |
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| Alan | Of Celtic origins |
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| Alaric | Derived from the words meaning All and Ruler |
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| Alban | An old British name. It means Scotland in Welsh. |
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| Albert | Derived from the words meaning Noble and Bright |
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| Albion | Same origins as Alban |
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| Aldrich | Old and wise leader |
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| Alec | Short name for Alexander |
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| Alex | Short name for Alexander |
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| Alexander | From the name Alexandros |
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| Alexis | From the name Alexius |
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| Alf | Pet form of the English name Alfred |
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| Alfie | Pet form of the English name Alfred |
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| Alfred | It means supernaturally and wise |
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| Alger | It is derived from words meaning supernaturally and spear |
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| Algernon | From word grenon meaning mustache |
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| Alick | Different spelling of Alec |
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| Allan | Variant of Alan |
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| Allen | Variant of Alan |
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| Alton | From a town in England |
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| Alvin | Derived from the words meaning Supernatural + Friend |
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| Ambrose | From the Latin name Ambrosius- means immortal |
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| Andrew | English form of Andreas |
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| Andy | Pet form of Andrew |
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| Anthony | From the Roman family name Antonius |
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| Archer | From the man whose job was a Bowman |
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| Armstrong | Possibly originated from a person with Strong Arms |
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| Arnold | From the words meaning Eagle and Ruler |
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| Ashley | Name comes from the tree Ash |
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| Aston | From the place names (meaning East settlement) |
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| Atwater | From the words meaning Water Side |
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| Aubrey | English name meaning Supernatural Power |
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| Austin | From the Latin name Augustinus |
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| Avery | Closely associated to Alfred |
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| Bailey | Associated with the job of the bailiff |
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| Baldwin | Means brave friend |
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| Barclay | From the English place Berkeley |
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| Barrett | From the name Baret |
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| Barnaby | A biblical name from the name Barnabas |
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| Bartholomew | With biblical origins |
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| Barton | From English places meaning barley settlements |
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| Basil | Meaning Royal |
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| Baxter | From the name Baker |
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| Baz | Pet form of Barry |
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| Benedict | Means Blessed |
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| Benjamin | Biblical origin |
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| Bennett | From the name Benedict |
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| Benson | Originates from the name Ben |
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| Bentley | Means grass clearing |
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| Berkley | From the boy’s name Barclay |
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| Bernard | Means strong/brave bear |
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| Bert | Pet name for Albert |
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| Bill | Pet name of William |
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| Blake | A person with hair or skin either Fair or Dark |
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| Bob | Pet for of Robert |
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| Bobby | Pet for of Robert |
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| Bond | Means farmer |
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| Brad | Short for the name Brafley or Bradford |
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| Bradley | from the Broad Clearing |
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| Brent | From the Steep Hill in Dorset and Summerset |
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| Bret | A person who comes from Brittany |
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| Brewster | From the occupation Brewer |
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| Brian | Means high and noble |
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| Brigham | Means Bridge Settler |
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| Brooke | After a small stream |
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| Bruce | From the Scottish surname |
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| Bruno | Means dark/brown complexion |
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| Bryant | Comes from the English boy’s name Brian |
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| Buck | Means male strong deer |
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| Bud | From the term buddy |
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| Burgess | Citizen of a town called Burgeis |
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| Burton | After place names in England with a Fortress |
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| Byron | Means cattle shed / or person who lives there |
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| Cade | Means something round and lumpish |
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| Caesar | Analgised from the Italian name Cesare |
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| Caldwell | Means cold Well |
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| Calvert | Means shepherd or cowboy |
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| Calvin | From the French surname |
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| Carl | From the German boy’s name Karl |
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| Carlton | Places with the same origin of Charlton |
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| Carter | Name comes from a person who drives a cart |
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| Carver | Name comes from a person with a trade as a wood carver |
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| Cary | From a river in Devon or Summerset |
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| Casey | From the brave hero Casey Jones who’s name originates from his birthplace Cayce |
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| Cassian | From the Latin name Cassius |
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| Cecil | From a Welsh Celtic name Seissylt |
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| Cedric | From the name Cerdic |
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| Chad | From old English boys name Ceadda who was a saint |
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| Chandler | Originates from a person who made candles |
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| Chapman | Middle ages name that means Merchant |
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| Charles | Means ‘free man’ originates from the names Cearl or Ceorl |
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| Charlie | Pet form of Charles |
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| Charlton | Made popular by Charlton Heston. Old English name Ceorlatun |
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| Chase | Originates from a huntsman |
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| Chester | From people who came from the English place Chester |
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| Chris | Pet form of the name Christopher |
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| Christian | From the name Chrisianus which means a Christian |
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| Christopher | From the Greek name Khristophoros and means ‘Christ Bearer’ |
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| Chuck | Mainly US based term of endearment |
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| Clarence | Linked to famous royal princes |
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| Claude | From the Latin name Claudius meaning ‘Lame’ |
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| Clay | Pet name of Clayton |
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| Clayton | From people who lived in the clay settlement |
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| Clement | From the Latin name Clemens |
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| Cliff | Short form of Clifford |
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| Clifford | Originates form the words Cliff and ford |
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| Clifton | Related to the words cliff, slop and riverbank |
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| Clive | Found in various English locations – meaning clif or slope |
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| Clyde | From the Scottish river |
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| Cole | Old English male name Cola – meaning black |
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| Coleman | From a man who burns cole |
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| Colin | Short form of Nicholas |
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| Conrad | Means bold in counsel |
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| Constant | Means steadfast |
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| Conway | Celtic name and it means holy river |
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| Corwin | This name means from beyond a hill |
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| Courtney | Originates from places in Northen France |
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| Craig | Means rocky from the Gaelic word creag |
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| Crispin | Means curly headed |
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| Crosby | This English boy’s names means dweller by town cross |
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| Curtis | This name means courteous |
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| Cuthbert | Middle English boy’s name meaning famous and bright |
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| Cyril | Lord like from Greek name Kyrillos |
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| Dale | Someone who lived in a valley |
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| Daley | This name means gathering (from the Gaelic word dalaigh) |
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| Dalton | A person from a valley town |
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| Damian | From the Greek name Damianos |
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| Damon | Means to tame |
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| Dane | Means Dean originated South East England |
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| Daniel | Means God is my Judge in Hebrew |
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| Danny | A pet form of Daniel |
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| Darcy | From the surname d’Arcy |
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| Darell | From the surname d’Airelle |
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| Darren | Origin unknown |
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| Davy | Pet form of David |
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| Dean | Someone who lived in a valley |
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| Del | Pet form of Derek |
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| Den | An English name short for Dennis |
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| Dennis | From Greek name Dionysios |
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| Dene | An alternative spelling for Dean |
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| Denton | Meaning valley settlement |
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| Denzil | After the place Denzell in Cornwall |
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| Derek | Related to the German name Theodoric |
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| Derick | Another spelling of the name Derek |
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| Des | Short for Desmond |
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| Desmond | A local name from someone from Munster |
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| Dexter | From the occupation dyer |
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| Digby | Name originating from Lincolnshire meaning ditch settlement |
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| Dominic | From the Latin name that means Lord |
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| Don | Pet form of Dominic |
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| Donald | From Galic name Domhnall |
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| Doran | Meaning excile wanderer |
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| Dorian | Created by Oscar Wild |
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| Doug | English name short for Dougless |
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| Douglas | Meaning black river |
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| Doyle | English variant of Dougal |
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| Drogo | Possibly means ghostly/phantom |
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| Drake | Old English name that means Dragon |
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| Dudley | From the place name in Birmingham |
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| Duncan | From the Gaelic name Donnchadh |
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| Dunstan | Old English name meaning dark stone |
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| Dustin | Origin unknown |
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| Duggie | English name short for Dougless |
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| Dwayne | Originates from the name Duane |
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| Dwight | Comes from the name Diot and related to Dennis |
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| Earl | From a Nobleman |
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| Ebenezer | Means rock or stone of help |
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| Ed | Pet form of Edward |
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| Eddie | Pet form of Edward |
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| Eden | From the name Edun |
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| Edgar | Names composed of the words that mean fortunate/rich and spear |
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| Edric | The name means rich and powerful |
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| Edmond | Old English name meaning prosperous protector |
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| Edwin | Mean prosperous friend |
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| Egbert | Means bright of edge of a sword |
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| Elbert | English name a variant of the name Albert meaning noble and bright |
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| Eldon | After the place name in Durham |
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| Ellis | From the name Elias |
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| Elmer | Old English name meaning Old and Noble |
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| Elliot | Version of Elias |
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| Elton | Local name from places in England |
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| Ellery | Old English name meaning alder tree |
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| Elmer | Means noble and famous |
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| Elton | Local name from places in England |
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| Elvis | Made famous by Elvis Presley |
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| Emerson | Old English boy’s name that means the son of Emery |
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| Emmett | From the female name Emmet |
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| Erasmus | Means to love |
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| Eric | Means always a ruler |
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| Ernest | From eorost (battle to death) |
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| Errol | From a placename |
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| Esmond | From the words protective and grace |
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| Eugene | From Eugenios |
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| Everett | Variant of the name Everard |
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| Fabian | English name from the Latin name Fabricius |
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| Fenton | Is a place name in the North of England and it means marsh lands |
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| Ferdinand | From the name Ferdinando |
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| Ferris | Name of a person with a job as an ironworker |
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| Fletcher | Originates from the maker of arrows |
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| Floyd | A variant from the name Lloyd |
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| Ford | A person who lived by a river |
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| Forrest | A person who lived by a forest |
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| Francis | English name for Francesco |
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| Franklin | Means freeman- not of noble birth |
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| Fred | Pet form of Frederick or Alfred |
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| Freddie | Pet name for Fred |
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| Frank | Short form of Francis |
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| Frederick | Name mean peaceful powerful ruler |
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| Freeman | A Freeman |
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| Garfield | Means triangular field |
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| Garrison | From the place in Yorkshire |
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| Gary | From Gar meaning spear |
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| Gardner | This name comes from someone who works in a garden |
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| Garret | Originate from the ane Gerard |
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| Garrick | Means spear king or to govern with a spear |
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| Garth | From the name Gareth |
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| Gavin | Origins unknown |
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| Gaylord | From the name Gaillard |
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| Gene | Pet form of Eugene |
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| George | From the Latin name Georgius |
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| Ged | Pet form of Gerard |
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| Geoffrey | A name of Germanic origin |
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| Gerard | Mean brave strong spear |
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| Gerald | Means spear ruler |
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| Georgie | Pet form of George |
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| Gerry | Pet form of Jerry |
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| Gilbert | From the words pledge famous and bright |
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| Giles | From the name Aegidium |
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| Ginger | Someone with red hair |
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| Glen | Means a valley, Gaelic origin |
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| Goddard | From old English name Godeheard |
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| Godfrey | Means god’s peace |
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| Godwin | From the names god and friends |
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| Goodwin | Means good friend |
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| Graham | From the place Lincolnshire |
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| Grant | Means large |
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| Granville | From places in Normandy |
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| Greg | Short form of Gregory |
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| Grayson | Son of a man with grey hair |
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| Gregory | Means watchful |
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| Greville | From the Norman surname Greville |
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| Gresham | Means a village with grazing land |
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| Grover | Dweller in the grove of trees |
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| Gyles | Varient of Giles |
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| Guy | Norman origin |
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| Hadden | English boys name meaning a hill with heather |
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| Hadley | Old English origin meaning heath moorland |
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| Hadwin | English origin, meaning friend in war |
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| Halbert | English boy’s name meaning bright stone |
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| Hale | Hale is a place name than means a ‘hero for a hall’ |
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| Halsey | Place name, island of Hal |
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| Hannibal | Hannibal form of the name Annible |
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| Hanley | Place name meaning a person from the high meadow |
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| Happy | This name means happy and merry |
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| Harding | Means strong, brave from the name Hearding. |
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| Harlan | A place name in England. That means ‘land of the hares’ |
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| Harley | Army Meadow |
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| Harry | English pet for of Hendry |
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| Harper | Someone who played a harp |
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| Harold | From the names army and ruler |
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| Harrison | Son of Harry |
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| Hartley | Place names in England |
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| Harvey | English name of Breton origin meaning battle worthy |
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| Heath | From Heath or Moorland |
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| Hector | From the Greek name ekhein means to restrain. |
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| Hedley | From places in Durham. Means wood clearing |
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| Henry | English boy’s name meaning home ruler. |
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| Herb | Short for Herbert. |
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| Herbert | Means famous army. |
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| Herman | Herman is derived from the name Hermann. |
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| Hilary | From the word hilarious. |
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| Homer | From the Greek name Homeros. |
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| Hopkin | Hopkin from the name Robert. |
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| Horace | From the name Horatio. |
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| Horati | A variant of Horace. |
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| Howard | Used as a surname as well first name. |
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| Howell | Howell from Welsh name Hywel. |
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| Hubert | Means famous heart or spirit. |
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| Hugh | From hug meaning heart or spirit. |
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| Hughie | Hughie familiar form of Hugh. |
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| Humbert | This name means famous warrior. |
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| Humphrey | Means peaceful warrior. |
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| Hunter | Someone who hunts |
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| Ike | A form of Isaac. |
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| Ingram | Ingram from medieval name Engelram. |
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| Irving | Local place name in near Dumfries. |
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| Isaiah | Biblical name meaning god is salvation. |
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| Ivor | This male name means bowed warrior. |
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| Jack | The English name is a pet form of John. |
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| Jackie | Pet form of Jack. |
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| Jackson | Jackson means the son of Jack. |
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| Jacob | Biblical name from the Hebrew name Yaakov. |
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| Jake | English name derived from Jack. |
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| Jamie | A pet name for James |
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| James | Biblical name from the Latin name Iacomus. |
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| Jarvis | English name from the Norman name Gervaise. |
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| Jason | From Greek mythology Iason. |
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| Jasper | A bearer of treasure (as in the 3 wise men) |
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| Jed | Short for Jedidiah. |
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| Jeff | Pet form of Jeffrey. |
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| Jeffrey | English name from Geoffrey |
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| Jefferson | Son of Jeffrey. |
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| Jenson | Means son of Jens. |
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| Jeremy | English version of Jeremiah. |
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| Jermaine | Male name from Germaine. |
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| Jerome | means holy name. |
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| Jerrard | Jerrard from the name Gerard. |
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| Jerrold | Jerrold from Gerald. |
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| Jerry | Pet form of Jeremy. |
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| Jesse | Meaning gift. |
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| Jethro | Derived from Hebrew name Ithra. |
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| Jim | Pet form of the English boy’s name James. |
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| Jimmy | Jimmy from Jim. |
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| Joe | Short for Joseph. |
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| Jody | Jody can be a male name but it’s more commonly female name. |
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| Joey | Pet form of Joe. |
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| John | Anglicised version of Ioannes. |
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| Johnathan | Variant of Jonathan. |
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| Johnny | Pet form of John. |
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| Jordan | Jordan from the river Jordan. |
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| Joseph | From Yosef meaning God will make you fertile. |
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| Josh | Pet form of Joshua. |
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| Judd | Judd pet form of Jordan. |
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| Jude | Jude from the name Judas. |
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| Julian | English version of yhe name Julius. |
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| Justin | English version of the name Justus. |
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| Keith | English name from the place in East Lothian. |
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| Kelly | Kelly is an English boy’s name for Ceallagh. |
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| Kelsey | Means ship’ s victory. |
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| Kelvin | From the river that branches into the Clyde. |
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| Kemp | Means athlete or wrestler. |
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| Ken | Pet form of Kenneth. |
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| Kendrick | Origin unknown. |
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| Kenelm | Means bold helmet protector. |
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| Kennard | Kennard from the middle ages- could mean royal guard. |
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| Kenneth | From the Gaelic names Cinaed and Cainnech. |
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| Kent | Someone from Kent in England. |
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| Kenton | Kenton local places in England. |
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| Kermit | Means son of Dermot. |
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| Kerr | Someone who dwells by brushwood |
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| Kerry | From the Irish county of Kerry. |
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| Kevin | From Gaelic name Caimhin. |
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| King | From the name of the monarch. |
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| Kingsley | From places in Hampshire and Staffordshire. Means old wood. |
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| Kit | Pet name of Christopher. |
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| Kyran | English spelling of Kieran. |
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| Lacey | People from Lassy in France. |
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| Lambert | Lambert means famous land. |
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| Lance | Lance from the weapon a lance. |
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| Lancelot | Celtic origin. |
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| Larry | Pet form of Lawrence. |
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| Laurel | Meaning a tree. |
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| Laurence | A person from Laurentius. |
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| Lawrence | Anglicised form of Laurance. |
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| Lee | Means wood or clearing. |
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| Leighton | Means leek settlement. |
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| Leland | Someone from a fallow land. |
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| Len | Len is short for Leonard. |
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| Lennard | English spelling of Leonard. |
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| Lenny | Variation of Leonard. |
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| Leo | Leo means a lion. |
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| Leon | A form of Leo. |
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| Leonard | Meaning lion. |
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| Leopold | Meaning brave people. |
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| Leroy | Means the king. |
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| Les | Short for Lesley |
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| Lesley | Lesley name variant of Leslie |
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| Lester | name is from the English city Leicester. |
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| Lewie | name is from the English city Leicester. |
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| Lex | Pet name for Alex. |
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| Lincoln | From the English city Lincoln. |
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| Linden | Means thr lime tree. |
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| Lindon | Variation of Lindon. |
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| Linsay | Linsay wetlands belonging to Lincon. |
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| Linford | A mix of the words lime tree and ford. |
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| Linton | Place names in England. |
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| Lionel | From the name Leon. |
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| Lonnie | Origin unknown. |
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| Lorne | Origin unknown. |
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| Louie | A variant of Louis. |
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| Lovell | Means club wolf. |
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| Lucas | A form of Luke. |
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| Ludo | Pet form of Ludovic. |
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| Luke | Luke from name Loukas. |
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| Luther | Means people army. |
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| Lyndon | A place in Leicestershire. |
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| Lyle | Someone who live on an island. |
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| Magnus | Mean’s great |
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| Malcolm | Means ‘devotee of St Columba’ |
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| Mallory | Means unhappy or unlucky |
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| Manfred | Means peace man |
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| Manley | Places in England (Devon and Cheshire) |
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| Marc | From the name Marcus (see Mark) |
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| Marian | From the name Marion |
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| Mark | From the name Marcus |
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| Marlon | Made famous by Marlon Brando |
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| Marmaduke | Origin unknown. |
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| Marsh | Someone who lives by a march |
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| Marshall | Means horse worker |
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| Martin | From the Roman god of War |
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| Marty | Pet form of Martin |
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| Marvin | From Mervyn |
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| Mason | Someone who works with stone |
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| Matt | Pet form of Matthew |
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| Matthew | Biblical name meaning ‘gift of God’ |
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| Maurice | English boys name from the Latin name Mauricius |
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| Max | Short form the name Maxwell |
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| Maxwell | After the place name on the river Tweed |
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| Maynard | Means strong and brave |
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| Mel | Short for Melvin |
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| Melville | Means bad settlement |
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| Melvin | A lake in Ireland |
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| Melvin | Origin unknown. |
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| Merlin | From the Welsh name Myrddin |
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| Michael | Biblical name that means like God |
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| Mick | Pet name for Michael |
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| Mike | Pet name for Michael |
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| Milburn | A place name |
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| Miles | Origin unknown. |
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| Milo | Form of Miles |
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| Milton | Settlement with a mill |
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| Monroe | Anglicised version of Munro |
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| Montague | Placename Name |
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| Montgomery | Places names in Calvdos |
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| Monty | Pet name for Montgomery |
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| Morris | From Maurice |
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| Mortimer | Means dead sea |
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| Morton | Place by the the moor |
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| Nathaniel | Means the gift of God |
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| Neal | Form of Neil |
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| Ned | Pet form of Edward |
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| Neil | From Gaelic name Niall |
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| Nelson | Derived from Neil or Nell |
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| Neville | New settlement |
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| Nicholas | Means peoples’ victory |
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| Nigel | Means black |
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| Noah | Biblical name possibly means ‘rest’ |
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| Norman | Means a man from the North |
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| Norris | Means a man from the North |
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| Obadiah | Servant of God |
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| Oliver | English male name derived from the olive tree |
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| Ollie | Pet name for Oliver |
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| Omar | Biblical name |
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| Orson | Means like the Bear cub |
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| Orville | Created by Fanny Burney |
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| Osbert | Famous/Bright God |
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| Oscar | Means deers’ friend |
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| Osmond | Means God’s protector |
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| Oswald | God’s rule |
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| Otis | Son of Ote |
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| Paddy | Pet name for Patrick |
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| Pancras | From Greek name Pankratios |
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| Pat | Pet name for Patrick |
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| Patrick | Patron St. Of Ireland |
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| Paul | From Paulus meaning Small |
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| Pearce | A form of Pierce |
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| Perce | Pet form of Percy |
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| Percival | From the French name Perceval |
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| Percy | Pet form of Percival |
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| Perry | Someone who lived by a pear tree |
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| Peter | Popular biblical name from the name Petros |
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| Phil | Short form of Philip |
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| Philbert | Means most bright |
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| Philip | From a person who loves horses |
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| Philo | From the name Philon |
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| Pierce | From the name Piers |
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| Piers | Middle English male name derived from of Peter |
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| Quentin | From the Latin name Quintinus |
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| Quincy | Made famous by John Quincy Adams (2nd USA president) |
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| Quinn | Meaning the wise man |
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| Quintus | Meaning 5th |
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| Rafe | Short for Ralph |
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| Ralph | Means counsel wolf |
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| Randall | From Randolf |
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| Randolph | Means shield like a wolf |
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| Randy | Pet forms of Randall or Randolf |
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| Raphael | Means god heals |
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| Ray | English name short for Raymond |
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| Raymond | This name means wise protector |
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| Reg | Pet name for Reginald |
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| Reggie | Pet form of Reg |
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| Reginald | From the name Reginaldus |
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| Reid | Someone with red hair |
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| Remus | Brother of the Roma Romulas |
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| Renfred | Peacemaker |
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| Rex | This name means king |
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| Reynard | Means brave decision |
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| Rich | Pet form of Richard |
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| Richard | Means powerful and brave |
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| Richie | Pet form of Richard |
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| Ridley | Name from various places in England |
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| Riley | Means rye meadow |
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| Robert | English name means bright or famous fame |
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| Robin | Pet form of Robert |
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| Rocky | From the name Rocco |
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| Rod | English pet form of the name Rodney and Roderick |
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| Roderick | Means prominent ruler, of Germanic origin |
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| Rodney | Originates from a place name. Made popular by Admiral Lord Rodney. |
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| Roger | English boy’s name meaning famous spear |
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| Roland | English name meaning famous land |
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| Rolf | Famous wolf |
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| Roly | Pet form of Roland |
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| Ronald | English/Scottish name from Rognvaldr |
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| Ronnie | Short form of the name Ronald |
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| Ross | Someone who come from the headland |
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| Rowan | Means little red one |
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| Rowley | From the name Roly |
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| Roy | Nickname of someone with red hair |
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| Royle | Means rye hill |
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| Rufus | Nickname of someone with red hair |
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| Rupert | Version of the name Robert |
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| Russ | English name short for Russell |
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| Russell | Mean little red person |
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| Rusty | Someone with red hair |
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| Ryan | Origin unknown |
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| Samson | Biblical name from Shimshon |
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| Samuel | Biblical name from Shemuel |
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| Sandford | Version of Sanford |
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| Sandy | Pet name of Alexander |
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| Sanford | English place name |
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| Scott | Someone from Scotland |
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| Sebastian | Man from the place Sebasta |
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| Selwyn | Origin unknown |
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| Seymour | From placename in Normandy Saint Maur |
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| Shane | from Sean |
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| Shaun | from Sean |
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| Shawn | from Sean |
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| Sheldon | From place names in England |
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| Shelley | Place names in England |
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| Sidney | A man who comes from the land |
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| Sigmund | Means victorious protector |
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| Sylvester | A person from the woods |
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| Simon | English male name from Simeon |
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| Sinclair | From Saint-Clair in Normandy |
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| Skipper | From the captain of a ship |
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| Spencer | Made famous by the actor Spencer Tracy |
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| Spike | Some male with Spiky hair |
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| Stacy | Orgin unknown |
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| Stan | Pet form of the name Stanley |
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| Stanley | From the place names in England |
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| Stephan | Variant of Stephen |
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| Stephen | Derived from the Greek name Stephanos |
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| Sterling | High Quality |
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| Stewart | A steward |
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| Stuart | A steward |
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| Tad | Short for Tadhg |
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| Taylor | Name from a person with the occupation of a tailor |
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| Ted | Pet form of Edward |
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| Teddy | Pet form of Ted |
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| Terence | From the Latin name Terentius |
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| Terry | English boy’s name that means tribe power |
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| Theo | Pet name for Theodore |
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| Theobold | Means brave people |
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| Theodore | Means god’s gift |
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| Theo | Pet name for Theodore |
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| Thomas | Thomas is a biblical name and popular in England |
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| Timothy | Means god’s honour |
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| Toby | English form of Tobias |
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| Todd | This English name means fox |
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| Tom | Pet form of Thomas |
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| Tommy | Pet form of Thomas |
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| Tony | Short version of Anthony |
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| Travis | From someone who collects a tolls |
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| Tristan | Form of Tristram |
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| Tristram | From Celtic legend |
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| Troy | Named after the city Troy |
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| Truman | Means a trustful/loyal man |
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| Tyler | Occupation of someone who tiled the roofs |
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| Tyrone | From the county in Northen Ireland |
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| Ulric | Means wolf powert |
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| Urban | Means city dweller |
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| Valentine | Means healthy and strong |
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| Vere | Place names in France |
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| Vergil | From the name Virgil |
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| Vernon | Place names in France |
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| Victor | The English names means conqueror |
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| Vince | Short form of Vincent |
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| Vincent | Means conquering |
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| Virgil | from Latin Vergilius |
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| Waally | Pert form of Walter |
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| Wade | A person who lives by a ford |
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| Waldo | Means ruler |
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| Wallace | Means foreigner |
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| Walter | Composed of the elements army ruler |
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| Ward | Guard |
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| Warren | Popular name originating form Normandy |
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| Warwick | From the place near Birmingham in England |
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| Watkin | Also common as a surname |
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| Wayne | A person who made carts |
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| Webster | From a person who weaves |
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| Wesley | Popular from John Wesley the founder of the methodist church |
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| Wilberforce | Name originating from North Yorkshire |
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| Wilbur | Desire and fortress |
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| Wilfrid | Means desire peace |
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| Will | Short form William |
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| Willard | Means desire and brave |
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| William | Common Germanic name meaning determined Protection |
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| Wilmot | Pet form of Will |
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| Windsor | From the place name in England |
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| Winston | Means joy and stone |
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| Winthrop | Winthrop is a place name in England |
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| Winton | Mean enclosed pasture |
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| Woody | Short form of Woodrow |
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| Zach | Short name for Zachary |
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| Zachary | From the name Zachariah |
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| Zeph | Short for Zephaniah |
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