Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
Aarush
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First ray of sun.
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Abraham
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Father of nations
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Hebrew
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Adriel
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God's flock
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Hebrew
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Ajamu
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He Fights for What He Wants
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African
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Ajani
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He Who Wins the Struggle
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African
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Akira
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Bright, clear, ideal
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Japanese
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Albert
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Noble, bright, famous
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German
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Alden
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Old friend
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English
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Alejandro
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Defender of man
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Spanish
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Alessandro
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Man's defender, warrior
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Greek
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Alexander
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Defender of man
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Greek
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Amadeus
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God's love
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Latin
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Amir
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Prince
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Arabic
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Andres
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Manly
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Spanish
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Blackwell
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Black well
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English
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Boaz
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Strength
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Hebrew
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Booker
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Bookkeeper
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English
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Boris
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Small; battle glory
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Slavic
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Caesar
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Head of hair
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Latin
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Caleb
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Whole heart
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Hebrew
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Callum
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Dove
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Scottish
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Carlo
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Free man
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Spanish
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Cassius
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“The helmeted warrior,” based on the Latin cassis, a helmet.
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Latin
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Charles
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Free man
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German
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Clyde
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“The keeper of the keys,” from the Greek Meidion, a key.
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Scottish
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Conner
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Dog lover
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Irish
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Conrad
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Brave, bold ruler or counsel
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German
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Cortez
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Courteous
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Spanish
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Cruz
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Holy cross
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Spanish
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Enrique
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Home ruler
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Spanish
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Eric
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Everlasting ruler
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Scandinavian
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Ernest
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Serious; battle to the death
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German
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Ethan
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Enduring and strong
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Hebrew
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Evander
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Good man
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Greek
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Ezra
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Help
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Hebrew
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Fateh
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Success
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Favian
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Man of wisdom
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Latin
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Felix
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Happy and lucky
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Latin
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Ferris
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“(A man of) iron,” from the Latin ferrum, iron.
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Irish
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Frasier
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Of the forest men
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Scottish
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Frederick
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Peaceful ruler
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German
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Gabriel
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God is my strength
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Hebrew
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Gadiel
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God is my fortune
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Arabic
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Galen
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Calm
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Greek
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Galileo
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From Galilee
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Italian
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Gareth
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Gentle
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Welsh
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George
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Farmer
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Greek
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Gonzalo
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Battle
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Spanish
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Gordon
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Large fortification
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Scottish
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Grant
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Great
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English
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Hakeem
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Wise, intelligent
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Arabic
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Harvey
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Battle ready
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English
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Hassan
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Good-looking, handsome
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Arabic
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Hector
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Steadfast
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Greek
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Henry
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Home ruler
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English
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Hezekiah
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God gives strength
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Hebrew
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Hugo
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“An intellectual,” from the Germanic hugu, the mind.
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Latin
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Idris
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Fiery leader; prophet
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Welsh
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Imran
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Prosperity
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Arabic
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Jonas
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Dove
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Hebrew
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Joshua
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God is salvation
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Hebrew
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Josiah
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God supports
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Hebrew
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Jude
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Praise
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English
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Justice
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To deliver what is just
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English
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Kalani
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The heavens, sky; royal one
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Polynesian
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Kamau
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Quiet Warrior
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African
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Kareem
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Generous, giving
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Arabic
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Katsu
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Victorious
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Japanese
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Keanu
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The breeze
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Polynesian
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Kendrick
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Bold power
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English
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Kenzo
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Healthy and wise
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Japanese
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Khalid
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Immortal, eternal
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Arabic
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Khalil
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Friend
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Arabic
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Kijani
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Warrior
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African
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Morio
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Forest boy
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Japanese
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Moses
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Saviour
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Hebrew
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Muhammad
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Praiseworthy
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Arabic
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Murdoch
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Sea
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Scottish
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Murphy
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Sea warrior
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Irish
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Napoleon
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Lion of the new city
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Italian
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Nathaniel
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God has given
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Hebrew
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Naveen
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New
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Neil
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Champion
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Scottish
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Nevin
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Holy, sacred; little bone; servant of the saint's disciple
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Latin
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Newton
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New town
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English
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Nicolas
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Victory of the people
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Greek
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Nuri
|
Light
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Arabic
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Omar
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Flourishing life
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Arabic
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Omari
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God the highest
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African
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Orlando
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“The fame of the land,” an Italian variant of Roland, which see.
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Spanish
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Oscar
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Friend of deer
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Gaelic
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Otto
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Wealth
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German
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Patrick
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Nobleman
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Latin
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Patton
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Fighter's town
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English
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Pax
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Peace
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Latin
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Phineas
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Oracle
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Hebrew
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Plato
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Broad-shouldered
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Greek
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Qadir
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Capable, competent
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Arabic
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Qasim
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Charitable, generous; one who gives to the people
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Arabic
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Rafael
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God heals
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Spanish
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Raymond
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Protector
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English
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Rhys
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Enthusiasm
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Welsh
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Rocco
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Rest
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Italian
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Ronan
|
Little seal
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Irish
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Valor
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Bravery
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English
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Victor
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Champion
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Latin
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Vidal
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Life-giving
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Spanish
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Vincent
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Conquer
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Latin
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Vincenzo
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Prevailing
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Latin
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Walter
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Commander of the army
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German
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Washington
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“From the washing village,” i.e., from the village near the river or stream where the women wash clothes, based on the Anglo-Saxon wascan (wash) and tun (village).
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English
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William
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A willing protector
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German
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Wolfgang
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Traveling wolf
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German
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Wynn
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Friend
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English
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Xander
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Defender of man
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Greek
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Xanto
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Golden
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Italian
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Yamir
|
Moon
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Yazid
|
Becoming greater
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African
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Zachariah
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The Lord recalled
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Hebrew
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