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Beautiful baby names W ( 23, ) :4

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WHITELAW ( Anglo Saxon ) = from white hill
WHITLOCK ( Anglo Saxon ) = the white hair
WHITNEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from white island
WICHKHAM ( Anglo Saxon ) = from countryside closed
WILBERT, WILBURT ( Anglo Saxon ) = special seedbed
WILDON ( Anglo Saxon ) = curve
WILFRED ( Germanic ) = activator of peace
WILL, WILLY ( Germanic ) = unshakable protector
WILLIAM ( Germanic ) = unshakable protector
WILMOT ( Germanic ) = deciding opinion
WILSON ( Anglo Saxon ) = male [of] William
WILTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from plantation

WINDSOR ( Anglo Saxon ) = from boundary
WINFIELD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from field
WINIFRED ( Germanic ) = friend in peacefulness
WINSHTROP ( Anglo Saxon ) = from brotherly countryside
WINSLOW ( Germanic ) = from hill which [in] recognizing
WINSLOW ( Teutonic ) = from friendship base
WINSTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from town which have [in] recognizing
WINTHROP ( Germanic ) = from countryside which have [in] recognizing
WLADIMIR ( Slavic ) = power all
WOLFF ( Germanic ) = a wolf
WOLFRAM ( Germanic ) = coward

WOODLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from forested field
WOODROW ( Anglo Saxon ) = from forest which abut on
WORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = officer
WREN ( Celtic ) = the leader
WRIGHT ( Anglo Saxon ) = carpenter, worker
WYATT ( French ) = indicative [of] road; street
WYLIE ( Anglo Saxon ) = captivating liver and draw
WYMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = soldier
WYNDHAM ( Anglo Saxon ) = from countryside
WYNN ( Celtic ) = the is downright
WYNSTAND ( Anglo Saxon ) = war stone

New baby names T ( 20,4 ) :

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THORBERT ( Teutonic ) = thunder
THORE ( Anglo Saxon ) = from small countryside
THORMUND ( Anglo Saxon ) = protected [by] [of] deity of Thor
THORPE ( Teutonic ) = from countryside
THORTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from place which is the full (of) thunder
THURLOW ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hill of Thor
TIBAL ( Teutonic ) = people prince
TIERNAN ( Celtic ) = empire
TILDEN ( Anglo Saxon ) = from fertile dale
TIMON ( Greek ) = respectable

TIMOTHY, TIMMIE ( Greek ) = esquire the infinite
TITUS ( Hebrew ) = safe
TOBIAS, TOBIT, TOBE ( Hebrew ) = kindliness of the infinite
TODD ( Latin, Roman ) = the fox
TOLMAN ( Old English ) = compiler of Lease
TONY ( Latin, Roman ) = proper man [in] respecting
TOWNSEND ( Anglo Saxon ) = from tip of town
TRACEY, TRACY ( Anglo Saxon ) = [in] maintaining by the brave man
TRAHERN ( Celtic ) = stronger than iron
TRAVERS ( Latin, Roman ) = from cross-roads

TRAVIS ( Teutonic ) = association
TREDWAY ( Anglo Saxon ) = strong and heroic soldier
TREMAYNE ( Celtic ) = from home [in] reef
TRENT ( Latin, Roman ) = knob
TREVELYAN ( Celtic ) = from agriculture of Elian
TREVOR ( Gaelic ) = adventurer
TRIGG ( Scandinavian ) = devoted and real correct
TRISTAN ( Latin, Roman ) = full (of) sorrow
TRUMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = devoted man
TRUMBLE ( Anglo Saxon ) = strength and is impetuous

TUDWAL ( Welsh ) = wall
TYBALT, TY, THIBAUT, TYBALD ( Germanic ) = demagogue
TYLER ( Anglo Saxon ) = [in] making from brick
TYNAM ( Gaelic ) = dark
TYRONE ( Greek ) = the king
TYSON, SONNY, TY ( Germanic ) = male [of] German

Polish Baby Names S ( 19, 4 ) :

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SHELCON, SHEEL ( Anglo Saxon ) = from wide [of] hill
SHELLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from boundary
SHELOCK ( Old English ) = owning short hair
SHEM ( Hebrew ) = famous
SHEPARD, SHEPP ( Anglo Saxon ) = sheep shepherd
SHEPLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = sheep field
SHERARD ( Teutonic ) = dare to once
SHERIDAN, SHERRY ( Teutonic ) = savage and wild man
SHERLOCK ( Teutonic ) = diametrical hair
SHERMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = measuring instrument of wool

SHERWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = real friend
SHERWOOD ( Celtic ) = power of sea
SHIRA ( Hebrew ) = prosperity
SIBOLD ( Teutonic ) = conqueror prince
SIDNEY , SYDNEY ( Teutonic ) = from denies Santo
SIEBERT ( Teutonic ) = downright conqueror
SIEGFRIED ( Teutonic ) = victory and peacefulness
SIEVER ( Scandinavian ) = custodian of victory
SIGMUND ( Teutonic ) = protector of victory
SILABU ( North America ) = bald eagle
SILAS, SYLVAN ( Latin, Roman ) = from forest
SILBY ( Old English ) = agriculture [in] forest
SILEO ( Teutonic ) = conqueror of courier
SILVA ( Latin, Roman ) = from forest
SIM, SIMEON ( Hebrew ) = malleable
SIMON ( Hebrew ) = hearing is
SINCLAIR ( Latin, Roman ) = egregious
SINGLAIRE ( Latin, Roman ) = bold light
SION ( Hebrew ) = extraordinary
SIVA ( Hebrew ) = in luck

SLEVIN ( Gaelic ) = mountaineer
SLOA, SLOANE ( Celtic ) = soldier
SOFIAN ( Arabic ) = assiduous
SOL, SOLOMON ( Latin, Roman ) = sun
SOLOMON, SOL, SOLLY ( Hebrew ) = wise and peaceful
SOLON ( Greek ) = wisdom
SOMERTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from summer farm
SONGAN ( North America ) = string
SORELL ( French ) = with brown hair
SORLE ( Old English ) = steel clothes

SPENCER, SPENCE ( French ) = owner of shop
SPIRO ( Greek ) = deity’s breath
SPRAGUE, SPRAGE ( Old English ) = the quickly
STACY, STACEY ( Latin, Roman ) = stable friend
STAFFORD, STAFFARD ( Old English ) = from place land
STANDISH ( Old English ) = from garden have stone
STANFIELD ( Anglo Saxon ) = field have stone
STANFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from intersecting street of have stone
STANHOPE ( Old English ) = from dale which [is] have stone
STANISLAUS ( Slavic ) = victory in encampment
STANLEY, STANLEIGH ( Slavic ) = pride [in] encampment
STANTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from place have stone
STARR ( Teutonic ) = stiff and is not supple
STEDMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of attentive agriculture
STEFAN, STEPHEN ( Greek ) = crown
STEIN ( Teutonic ) = stone
STEINHART ( Teutonic ) = headstrong
STERLING, STIRLING ( Germanic ) = audience
STERNE, STEARNE ( Anglo Saxon ) = careful
STEVEN, STEFFEN, STEVIE ( Greek ) = crown

STEWART, STUART, STEW, STU, STEWARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = official member of
plantation
STILLMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = soft and calm
STODDARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = nursemaid of easel
STRAHAN ( Gaelic ) = poem
STURGES ( Greek ) = old fellow love
SULIEN ( Welsh ) = birth of sun
SULLIVAN ( Celtic ) = shiner
SULWYN ( Welsh ) = sun festival
SUMMER ( Latin, Roman ) = calling
SUTHERLAND ( Scandinavia ) = from land; ground [in] south

SUTTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from town
SWAINE, SWANE, SWAIN ( Germanic ) = boy
SWEYN ( Anglo Saxon ) = steward
SWINTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from piggery
SYENA ( Skt. ) = bald eagle
SYLVESTER ( Latin, Roman ) = from forest

Name The Baby R ( 18, 4 ) :

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REBA ( Hebrew ) = a quarter
REDFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from red port
REDMOND ( Germanic ) = adviser
REECE ( Teutonic ) = skillful
REEVE, REEVES ( Old English ) = process server
REGAN ( Celtic ) = king
REGINALD, REYNOLD ( Germanic ) = strong power
REGULUS ( Latin, Roman ) = small king
REINALDO ( Teutonic ) = purification and dare to
REINGARD ( Teutonic ) = downright guard
REINHART ( Teutonic ) = devoted

REINHOLD, RENE ( Germanic ) = strong power
REMINGTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture
REMUS ( Latin, Roman ) = oar worker
REMY ( Latin, Roman ) = pedal of garbage
RENARD ( Teutonic ) = coherent decision
RENAUD ( Old French ) = sure decision
RENAULD ( Latin, Roman ) = reborn
RENFRED ( Teutonic ) = fair and wise
RENSHAW ( Anglo Saxon ) = from raven forest
REUBEN, RUBEN, RUBY ( Hebrew ) = mothering is male
REVEL ( Hebrew ) = shepherdREVEL ( Latin, Roman ) = bliss
REVELIN ( Latin, Roman ) = citadel
REX ( Latin, Roman ) = king
REXFORD ( Teutonic ) = from king fortress
REXWALD ( Teutonic ) = strength of king
REYHAN ( Arabic ) = what most [in] taking a fancy to
REYNARD ( Germanic ) = brave man
REINER ( Latin, Roman ) = king
REZON ( Hebrew ) = prince
RHAIN ( Welsh ) = javelin
RHESA ( Chardaic ) = roses

RHODES ( Greek ) = downright and slim
RHONWEN ( Welsh ) = big
RHUN ( Welsh ) = strong and rich
RICHARD, RICHARDO, RICKY ( Germanic ) = strong and rich
RICK, RITHCHIE ( Germanic ) = strong and rich
RITCH, DICKY ( Germanic ) = strong and rich
RICHMOND ( Germanic ) = strong protector
RIDDELL ( Old English ) = filter
RIDDOCK ( Gaelic ) = from arid field
RIDGLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = life [in] grassland peripheryRIDLEY ( Teutonic ) = dweller of dark alley
RIGG ( Anglo Saxon ) = from periphery
RILEY ( Old English ) = intrude
RIMMON ( Hebrew ) = rumbling
RIORDAN ( Celtic ) = king slave
RISLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from plantation
RITTER ( Germanic ) = chevalier
ROB, ROBERT, ROBERTO ( Germanic ) = famous [is] very bright
ROBIN, RUPERT ( Germanic ) = famous [is] very bright
ROBBY, BOBIE, BOB ( Germanic ) = famous [is] very bright

ROCK ( Anglo Saxon ) = than reef
RODERICK, BRODERICK ( Germanic ) = famous power
RODRICK, ROD, RODY, RODDY ( Germanic ) = famous power
RODGER, ROGER ( Germanic ) = famous lancer
RODMAN, RO ( Germanic ) = red head
RODMUND ( Teutonic ) = famous protector
RODNEY ( Germanic ) = famous
ROHIN ( Skt. ) = follower of footstep to of
ROMEO ( Italian ) = [all] pilgrimage to Roma
ROMEO ( Latin, Roman ) = man from Roma
ROMERO ( Latin, Roman ) = adventurerROMOLO ( Teutonic ) = famous
ROMULUS ( Latin, Roman ) = town of Roma
RONDELL ( Italian ) = circular
RORY, RORIE, RORRY ( Celtic ) = the red hair
ROSCOE ( Germanic ) = from deer forest
ROSPERT ( Teutonic ) = beautiful horse
ROSS ( Germanic ) = horse
ROSSER ( Celtic ) = champion
ROWAN ( Celtic ) = famous
ROWE ( Anglo Saxon ) = rest
ROY ( Celtic ) = red

ROY ( Latin, Roman ) = king
ROYAL ( French ) = monarchic
ROYCE ( French ) = prince
ROYD ( Norse ) = from forest
ROYDEN ( Teutonic ) = dweller of dale
RUBIN ( Latin, Roman ) = ruby
RUDOLPH, ROLLIN, RUDOLF ( Germanic ) = famous wolf
ROLFE, ROLLO, RUDY ( Germanic ) = famous wolf
RUFFORT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from fortress which [do] not peace
RUFFUS, GRIFFIN, GRIFF, RUFE ( Latin, Roman ) = the red hair
RULAND ( Teutonic ) = famous [in] its country

RULIFF ( Teutonic ) = Lucky
RUSH ( French ) = the red hair
RUSSEL, RUSS ( Anglo Saxon ) = like a fox
RUTHERFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from ranch fortress
RYAN ( Gaelic ) = small king
RYE ( French ) = from riverbank
RYMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = seller of grist
RYTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from grist farm

Boy Baby Names P ( 16, 3 ) :

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PENROSE ( Celtic ) = who live in top have
PENWYN ( Welsh )= bold brain [to]
PEPIN ( Germanic ) = applicant
PERCIVAL, PERCY ( French ) = of incursion dale
PEREGRINE ( Latin, Roman ) = the adventurer
PERSEUS ( Greek ) = pest
PETER, PIERE ( Greek ) = stone
PETRUS ( Greek ) = from stone
PEVERIL ( Latin, Roman ) = childish
PHAO ( Greek ) = light award

PHARAMOND ( Teutonic ) = protector on the way
PHARAOH ( Greece ) = sun
PHAROS ( Greek ) = mercusuar
PHELAN ( Celtic ) = brave man like lion
PHILANDER ( Greek ) = loving mankind
PHILARET ( Greek ) = which [is] benefaction love
PHILBERT, FILBERT ( Germanic ) = [soul/ head] which [is] beam
PHILEMAN ( Greek ) = kiss
PHILETAS, PHILETUS ( Greek ) = beloved
PHILEBERT ( Teutonic ) = very bold

PHILIP, PHIL ( Greek ) = which [is] horse love
PHILO ( Greek ) = love
PHINEAS ( Hebrew ) = ornament
PHOAN ( Greek ) = very bright
PHOEBUS ( Greek ) = which shine
PIERREPONT ( French ) = stone bridge
PIERSON ( French ) = have child Pierre
PITT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hole
PIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = malleable and obedient
PLATO ( Greek ) = widePLAUDO ( Latin, Roman ) = someone which [in] worshiping
POLDO ( Teutonic ) = people prince
POLLARD ( Teutonic ) = not afraid
POLLOCK ( Anglo Saxon ) = small Paul
POMROY ( Latin, Roman ) = apple king
PORTER ( Latin, Roman ) = doorman
POWA ( North America ) = rich
POWELL ( Celtic ) = sign
POWYS ( Welsh ) = coming from Powis
PRENTICE, PRENTISS ( Latin, Roman ) = student
PRESCOTT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from home priest

PREWITT ( French ) = strong and heroic soldier
PRIMUS ( Latin, Roman ) = number one
PRINCE ( Latin, Roman ) = prince
PRIOR, PRYOR ( Latin, Roman ) = leader of priest
PRIYA ( Skt. ) = beloved
PROBERT ( Teutonic ) = intelligence
PROBUS ( Latin, Roman ) = sincerity
PROCTOR ( Latin, Roman ) = leader
PROSPER, PROSPERO ( Latin, Roman ) = prosperous
PROTEUS ( Greek ) = commutation
PURDY ( Hindustani ) = hermit
PURVANCE ( Slavic ) = first
PUTNAM ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of pool
PWYLL ( Welsh ) = wisdom

Baby names boy O ( 15, 4 ) :

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ORTON ( Latin, Roman ) = from plantation coast
ORTWIN ( Teutonic ) = rich friend
ORVILLE ( Old French ) = landlord
ORVIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = real friend
ORWIN ( Teutonic ) = good Joe
OSBERT, OZZIE, OS ( Anglo Saxon ) = iridescent colored the infinite people
OSBORN, OSBOURNE ( Anglo Saxon ) = strength once
OSCAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = strong javelin
OSFRED ( Teutonic ) = strength of the infinite
OSGOOD ( Teutonic ) = energy have the character of the infinite

OSLAC ( Teutonic ) = sport have the character of the infinite
OSMAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = glorious victory
OSMER ( Teutonic ) = having the character of the infinite
OSMOND ( Germanic ) = which [in] protecting the infinite
OSRIC ( Germanic ) = good governmental
OSWALD ( Germanic ) = strength like deity
OSWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = friend have the character of the infinite
OSWYTH ( Teutonic ) = strength have the character of the infinite
OTADAN ( North America ) = many
OTIS ( Greek ) = keen hearing
OTTE ( Teutonic ) = happy
OTTO ( Germanic ) = prosperous and rich
OTWAY, OTTWAY ( Teutonic ) = Lucky soldier
OTWEL ( Teutonic ) = appliance to daunt
OURAY ( North America ) = arrow sign
OUTRAM ( Teutonic ) = honorary soldier
OWEN, OWAIN ( Celtic ) = young soldier
OZUL ( Hebrew ) = shadow

Baby names N ( 14, 4 ) :

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NODAS ( Hebrew ) = have child glorious the infinite
NODIN ( North America ) = wind
NOEL ( Latin, Roman ) = noel
NOLL ( Latin, Roman ) = olive
NORBERT ( Germanic ) = iridescent colored sea
NORMAN, NORRIS ( Germanic ) = northerly man
NORTON, NED, NORTY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from place [in] is north
NORVIN ( Germanic ) = northerly man
NORWARD, NORWOOD ( Germanic ) = northerly guard
NOTOS ( Greek ) = south wind
NOVA ( Latin, Roman ) = new

New Born Baby Names M ( 13, 4 ) :

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MARMION ( French ) = the [is] small
MARSDEN ( Anglo Saxon ) = than marshy dale
MARSHALL, MARSH ( French ) = marsecal
MARSTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture of[is near by lake
MARTEL ( Old French ) = war hammer
MARTIAL ( Latin, Roman ) = war deity
MARTIN ( Latin, Roman ) = people like to battle
MARVIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = famous friend
MASKA ( North America ) = energy
MASON ( Latin, Roman ) = palace or church

MATH ( Welsh ) = estate
MATHER ( Anglo Saxon ) = strong armed forces
MATTHEW, MADDIS ( Hebrew ) = the infinite award
MAURICE, MOREL, MORICE, MOURY ( Latin, Roman ) = dusky black
MAXIMILLIAN, MAXIM, MAX, MAXEY, MAXIE ( Latin, Roman ) = big the most
MAXWELL ( Anglo Saxon ) : he live
MAYER ( Latin, Roman ) = bigly
MAYNARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = strength once
MAYO ( Gaelic ) = from plain
MEDWIN ( Germanic ) = strong friend

MELDON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hulling [in] hill
MELVERN ( North America ) = big leader
MELVILLE ( French ) = a place
MENDEL ( Semit. ) = wise
MERCER ( Latin, Roman ) = merchant
MEREDITH, MERIDITH ( Celtic ) = protector of sea
MERLE, MERL ( Latin, Roman ) = black bird
MERLIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = bald eagle
MERRICK ( Teutonic ) = famous power
MERRIL ( Greek ) = fragrant and fragrance

MERTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from place at elbow water
MERVIN, MERWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = sea closed friend
MERWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = famous friend
MEYER ( Germanic ) = farmer
MICAH ( Hebrew ) = worshiping the infinite
MICHAEL, MITCHELL, MICKEY, MIKE ( Hebrew ) = similar [of] the infinite
MILBURN ( Old English ) = from river
MILES, MILO, MYLES ( Greek ) = kibbling stone
MILFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from fortress
MILLARD ( French ) = heroic and strong
MILLER ( Anglo Saxon ) = kibbling stone
MILO ( Latin, Roman ) = miller
MILTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from kibbling town
MODRED ( Anglo Saxon ) = adviser which dare to
MOELWYN ( Welsh ) = diametrical hair
MONROE, MUNRO ( Celtic ) = from red place
MONTAGUE, MOMTE ( French ) = from top of the mountain
MORDAUNT ( Latin, Roman ) = bitter
MORDECAI ( Hebrew ) = wise adviser
MORDEYRN ( Welsh ) = big empire

MORELAND ( Anglo Saxon ) = from people of moor
MORELL, MORRELL ( Teutonic, Latin ) = dark
MORGAN ( Celtic ) = from sea
MORLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from field of moor
MORRIS ( Latin, Roman ) = dusky black
MORSE ( Anglo Saxon ) = have child Maurice, Morrison
MORTIMER ( Latin, Roman ) = from calm water
MORTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from countryside of moor
MORYS ( Latin, Roman ) = dusky black
MOSES, MOE, MOSS ( Greece ) = [in] saving from water

MOSTYM ( Greek ) = fortress [in] field
MUIR ( Celtic ) = people of moor
MURDOCH, MURTAGH ( Celtic ) = prosperous from sea
MURPHY ( Gaelic ) = sea soldier
MURRAY, MURRY ( Celtic ) = sailor
MYLOR ( Celtic ) = prince
MYRON ( Greek ) = odorous and fragrant

Boys Name search L ( 12, 4 ) :

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LEO, LEONARD, LEON, LEONARDO, LION, LEN, LIONEL, LYON ( Latin, Roman ) = lion
LEOPOLD, LEPP (Germanic) = patriot
LEROY ( Latin, Roman ) = king
LESLIE, LASLEY ( Celtic ) = of Grey fortress
LEVI ( Hebrew ) = coalescing or association
LEVIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = good Joe
LEWIS, LEWES, LUIGI, LUIS (Germanic) = famous [in] encounter
LINBERG (Germanic) = citron hill
LINCOLN, LINK ( Celtic ) = riverbank
LIND ( Anglo Saxon ) = from citron hill

LINDO ( Latin, Roman ) = handsome
LINDSEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = lemon island
LINFRED ( Teutonic ) = soft supremacy
LINGARD ( Celtic ) = guard of sea
LINTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture of rummy
LINUS ( Hebrew ) = the hay hair
LINWOOD ( English ) = lemon wood
LIONEL ( Latin, Roman ) = lion
LITTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = agriculture [in] hill
LLEUFER ( Welsh ) = very beautiful

LLEWELLYN ( Celtic ) = light, lion
LLYOD, FLOYD ( Celtic ) = dark
LOGAN ( Celtic ) = puncture
LOMBARD ( Latin, Roman ) = the long beard
LON, LONNY (Germanic) = preparation of war
LOREN ( Latin, Roman ) = crowned [by] greeting leaf
LORING, LOREDO (Germanic) = come from Lorraine
LORUS ( Latin, Roman ) = greeting leaf
LOT ( Hebrew ) = hooded
LOTHAR, LUTHER (Germanic) = famous as soldier

LOWELL, LOVEL ( Anglo Saxon ) = beloved
LUCANO ( Latin, Roman ) = sunrise
LUCAS, LUCIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = light
LUDOVICK, LUDVIG (Germanic) = famous in encounter
LUKE, LUCIAN ( Latin, Roman ) = light
LUMAN ( Latin, Roman ) = glittering
LUNDY ( French ) = born [in] Monday
LUNN ( Gaelic ) = from a hole
LYCURGUS ( Greek ) = effect [of] light
LYDELL ( Greek ) = resident of Lydia

LYLE, LISLE ( French ) = from island
LYMAN ( Old English ) = man from plain
LYNDON ( Old English ) = from tree linden
LYNFA ( Welsh ) = lake
LYNN ( Anglo Saxon ) = from waterfall
LYSANDER, SANDY ( Greek ) = independence

Name our Baby K ( 11, 4 ) :

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KENYON ( Celtic ) : the white hair
KERMIT ( Celtic ) : freeman
KERN ( Gaelic ) : the mysterious or black
KERWIN ( Gaelic ) : the is dinky [of] its black hair
KESTER, KIT ( Greek ) : taker of Christian
KEVIN, KEV ( Celtic ) : friendly and gentle
KEY ( Gaelic ) : have child a nymph
KHUTE ( Denmark ) : friendly have
KIERAN ( Gaelic ) : dark husk [to]
KILBY (Germanic): in spring

KILIAN ( Celtic ) : still is artless
KILLIAN ( Gaelic ) : one who fond of war
KIM, KIMBALL ( Celtic ) : devoted and strong and heroic
KING ( Anglo Saxon ) : king
KINGSLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) : from king field
KINGSTON ( Anglo Saxon ) : from agriculture of king
KINNARD ( Gaelic ) : from alp
KINSEY ( Anglo Saxon ) : devoted soldier
KIPP ( Anglo Saxon ) : dweller [in] hilltop
KIRBY, KERBY, KERR ( Teutonic ) : of countryside church

KIRK (Scandinavia): from church
KIRLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) : of church page; yard
KITTO ( Greek ) : darling call for the Christopher
KLAUS ( Greek ) : people victory
KONRAD (Germanic): adviser which dare to be
KURT ( French ) : polite
KYLE ( Anglo Saxon ) : from road; street
KYNAN ( Celtic ) : risking
KYNE ( Anglo Saxon ) : dare to and is devoted

Name my Baby J ( 10, 4 ) :

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JOAB ( Hebrew ) = praising the infinite
JOACHIM ( Hebrew ) = the infinite judging
JOB ( Hebrew ) = what seen
JOCK ( Hebrew ) = most beautiful the infinite award
JOHAN, JOHANN ( Hebrew ) = most beautiful the infinite award
JOHN, JOHNIE ( Hebrew ) = most beautiful the infinite award
JONAH ( Hebrew ) = peace
JONAS, JONE ( Hebrew ) = pigeon
JONATHAN, JON ( Hebrew ) = the infinite award
JORAM ( Hebrew ) = the infinite which the most grand

JORDAN ( Hebrew ) = generation or is downhill
JORGE ( Greek ) = farmer
JOSEPH, JOSE, JOEY ( Hebrew ) = he will add [him/it]
JOSES ( Hebrew ) = help of the infinite
JOSHUA, JOSH ( Hebrew ) = which [in] saving the infinite
JOSIAH ( Hebrew ) = [in] healing the infinite
JOTHAM, JOE ( Hebrew ) = the infinite the most perfect
JOVIAN ( Latin, Roman ) = from Jupiter
JUAN ( Hebrew ) = most beautiful the infinite award
JUBALUS ( Latin, Roman ) = player of lute

JUDD ( Hebrew ) = clan
JUDSON (Germanic) = male [of] Judd
JULES, JULIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = zestful adolescent
JULIAN, JULE ( Latin, Roman ) = zestful adolescent
JUNIUS, JUNIE ( Latin, Roman ) = born in June
JURGEN ( Greek ) = farmer
JURISA ( Slavonic ) = storm
JUSTIN, JUS ( Latin, Roman ) = the is fair

Odd Baby Names H ( 8, 4 ) :

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HARCOURT ( French ) = from palace which [in] arming
HARDLY (Germanic) = from hard supply
HARDWIN, HARWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = friend which dare to
HAREM ( Hebrew ) = mountaineer
HARIM ( Hebrew ) = flat nosed nose
HARLAN ( Teutonic ) = encounter country
HARLEY, ARLIE, HART ( Anglo Saxon ) = of hare field
HARMAN, HARMON (Germanic) = armed soldier
HAROD ( Hebrew ) = terror sir
HAROLD, HERELD ( Anglo Saxon ) = armed forces commandant

HARRIS ( Old English ) = male [of] Henry
HARRY, HENRY ( Old English ) = male [of] Henry
HARTLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hare field
HARTMAN (Germanic) = careful and strong
HARWELL, HARWILL (Germanic) = from deer dale
HARTWOOD ( Anglo Saxon ) = of deer forest
HARVEY (Germanic) = armed soldier
HASIN ( Skt. ) = laugh
HASSAN ( Arabic ) = looker
HASTINGS ( Anglo Saxon ) = male [of] cruelty

HAVELOCK, HAVLOCK ( Norse ) = encounter of sea
HAVILAH ( Hebrew ) = estate heaping
HAWLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from high field
HAYDEN (Germanic) = from hidden hill
HAYES ( Old English ) = from forest
HAYWOOD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from forest which [in] limiting
HAZEN ( Teutonic ) = fifth
HEATCOAT ( Anglo Saxon ) = warm shack
HEATH ( Anglo Saxon ) = from discard land; ground
HEBERT ( Teutonic ) = clever man
HECTOR, HECK ( Greek ) = attentive

HEILYN ( Welsh ) = owner of cup
HEINRICK, HENDRICK, HENDRIK (Germanic) = power something plantation
HELBERT ( Teutonic ) = soothsayer
HENDRY ( Teutonic ) = masculine
HENDY ( Teutonic ) = speak and [is] nippy
HENLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = than high grassland
HENRY, HANK, HARRY (Germanic) = power something plantation
HERALD ( Anglo Saxon ) = armed forces commandant
HERBERT, HERBIE, HERB (Germanic) = glorious soldier
HERMAN, HERMI (Germanic) = armed soldier

HERNANDO (Germanic) = glorious adventurer
HERRICK (Germanic) = armed government
HERROD (Hebrew ) = real soldier
HERVEY (Germanic) = armed soldier
HERWIN (Germanic) = war lover
HEYWOOD (Germanic) = of green forest
HEZEKIAH, HESKETH ( Hebrew ) = the infinite of[is source of strength
HILDER ( Teutonic ) = worker man quarrel
HILLEL ( Hebrew ) = very [in] worshiping
HILIARD (Germanic) = war soldier
HILTON ( Old English ) = from home of hill
HINMAN ( Teutonic ) = which saved
HIRAM, HY ( Hebrew ) = very glorious and is strong and heroic
HIROSHI (Japan) = liberal
HOBART (Germanic) = its [of] very bright him
HOGAN ( Celtic ) = adolescent

HOLBROOK ( Anglo Saxon ) = from elementary moat [of] dale
HOLCOMD ( Anglo Saxon ) = dale which in
HOLDEN ( Anglo Saxon / Germanic ) = classiness and friendliness
HOLLIS ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of holy tree
HOLMAN ( Teutonic ) = man of dale /( Netherlands ) = from river estuary
HOLT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from forest
HOMER ( Greek ) = seedbed
HORACE, HORATIO ( Latin, Roman ) = clock-watcher
HORATIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = clock-watcher
HORTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture

HOSEA ( Hebrew ) = savior
HOUGHTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture of reef
HOUSTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from town [in] mount
HOWARD, HOWIE ( Anglo Saxon ) = soldier head or commandant
HOWE (Germanic) = from a bit of blood
HOWELL ( Celtic ) = the attentive dinky
HOWLAND ( Old English ) = From is hilly
HOYT, HUBBIE, HOBART (Germanic) = its [of] very bright him
HUBERT (Germanic) = its [of] very bright him
HUGH, HUEY, HUGO, HUGHIE (Germanic) = smart mind

HULBERT (Germanic): classiness /( Teutonic ) = devoted and bold
HUMBERT, BERT, BERTIE (Germanic) = warm house
HUME (Germanic) = loving its house
HUMPHREY, HUMPREY (Germanic) = protector of peace
HUNTER, HUNTLEY ( Old English ) = the hunter
HUTTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = of riparian agriculture
HYMAN, HYMIE, HY ( Hebrew ) = life
HYWEL ( Welsh ) = preeminent

Name of Baby G ( 7, 4 ) :

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GENESIUS( Latin, Roman ) = new comer
GENTILIS ( Latin, Roman ) = friendly
GEOFFREY, GEOF (Germanic) = peace land; ground
GEORGE ( Greek ) = farmer
GERALD, GERRY (Germanic) = owner of gallant javelin
GERARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = the brave man
GERIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = acceleration remain to
GERSHAM, GERSHOM ( Hebrew ) = deportation
GERVASE, GERVAIS (Germanic) = esquire
GERWYN ( Welsh ) = downright love

GETHIN ( Welsh ) = dark color people
GIAN ( Hebrew ) = beautiful the infinite award
GIBSON ( Hebrew ) = brave soldier
GIFFORD, GILPIN (Germanic) = [gift/ giving] or present
GILBY ( Norse ) = seedbed
GILDAS ( Gaelic, Latin ) = the infinite slave
GILES, GIL, GILLY ( Latin, Roman ) = carrier of shield
GILFORT ( Teutonic ) = dweller of giant fortress
GILLAND ( Teutonic ) = smart adolescent
GILMORE ( Gaelic ) = steward of Maria Santa

GILROY ( Latin, Roman ) = steward of devoted the infinite
GIOVANNI ( Hebrew ) = beautiful the infinite award
GLADWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = friendly friend
GLANMOR ( Welsh ) = coastal edge
GLENN, GLEN, GLYN ( Celtic ) = from dale
GLEVE ( Teutonic ) = tip of lance
GODDARD, GODDERD (Germanic) = from stress
GOLDWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = golden friend
GOMEZ ( Teutonic, Spain ) = man
GOODMAN (Germanic) = good fellow

GOODWIN, GODWIN (Germanic) = good Joe and [is] devoted
GORDON ( Anglo Saxon ) = than cloistered hill
GORMAN ( Gaelic ) = young man of have shiner and small
GOWER ( Celtic ) = pure
GRADY ( Gaelic ) = classiness and [is] diligent
GRAHAM (Germanic) = than land; ground
GRANT ( French ) = big
GRANVILLE ( French ) = from metropolis
GRATTAN ( Teutonic ) = enclosure
GRAYSON, GRAY ( Old English ) =child the judge

GREGG ( Teutonic) = mounting
GREGORY ( Greek ) = one who never sleep
GRESHAM ( Anglo Saxon ) = from grazing land
GRIFFITH, GRIFF ( Celtic ) = the red hair
GRIMBALLD ( Old French ) = male [is] strong and heroic
GRISWOLD ( Teutonic ) = than wild jungle
GROVER ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of bush
GRUFFYDD ( Welsh ) = strong soldier
GRUGWYN ( Welsh ) = heater
GUILLYU ( Welsh ) = form the differ from William

GUNTHER, GUNAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = impetuous soldier
GUNTIN ( Latin, Roman ) = grand
GURIAS ( Hebrew ) = nomad family
GUSTAVE, GUS, GUSTAF, GUSTAVUS, GUSSIE ( Scandinavian ) = noblesse staff
GUTHRIE ( Celtic ) = war warrior
GUY,GUIDO, GUYON( French ) = indicative [of] road; street
GWERN ( Welsh ) = tree
GWIN ( Welsh ) = nymph
GWYNFOR ( Welsh ) = bold place
GWYNN, GUIN ( Celtic ) = the is auburn

Baby Names list F ( 6,4 ) :

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FIRMIN ( French ) = a strong
FISK, FISKE ( Scandinavian ) = the angler
FITCH ( Anglo Saxon ) = market
FITZGERALD, FITZ (Germanic) = male [of] Gerald
FITZPATRICK (Germanic ) = male [of] Patrick
FLAVIAN, FLVIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = auburn
FLEMING ( Anglo Saxon ) = people of Netherlands
FLECHER ( French ) = maker of arrow
FLINN, FLYNN ( Gaelic ) = male the red hair
FLINT ( Anglo Saxon ) = stream

FLO ( North America ) = like arrow
FLOBERT ( Teutonic ) = famous and praised
FORBES ( Gaelic ) = prosperous man
FORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from wide [of] port
FOSTER ( Old English ) = orangutan
FOTESCUE ( French ) = strong shield
FOWLER ( Anglo Saxon ) = hunter of bird of falcon
FRANCIS, FRANZ (Germanic) = free
FRANK, FRANKIE (Germanic) = free
FRANKLIN, FRANKY (Germanic) = freeman

FRASER ( French ) = the curl hair
FRAYNE ( Anglo Saxon ) = foreigner
FREDERICK, FREDDY (Germanic) = governmental which the full (of) peacefulness
FREDERICK, FRED, FREDDY (Germanic) = governmental which the full (of) peacefulness
FREEMAN, FREEMON ( Anglo Saxon ) = a which born to independence
FREWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = friend which independence and grand
FRICK ( Anglo Saxon ) = impetuous man

FRITH ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of forest
FRYSA ( Frisian ) = the curl hair
FULBERT ( Teutonic ) = glittering is
FULTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from town or terrain [all] farmer
FULVIAN, FULVIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = flossy

Baby Name Meaning E ( 5, 4 ) :

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ELFRED ( Welsh ) = autumn
ELFORD ( Teutonic ) = dweller of fortress
ELI, ELY, ELIE ( Hebrew ) = Excellency
ELIAN ( Latin, Roman ) = very bright [of] its brain
ELIAS, ELIOT ( Hebrew ) = the infinite
ELIKA ( Greek ) = sanctified [by] the infinite
ELIM ( Greek ) = tree of oak
ELISHAN ( Hebrew ) = my rescuer the infinite
ELKI ( North America ) = bear
ELLARD ( Germanic ) = glorious brave

ELLERT ( Old French ) = the infinite grant from above
ELLERRY, ELERY ( Germanic ) = of old tree
ELLIOT, ELLIS ( Hebrew ) = the infinite
ELLISON, ELISON ( Hebrew ) = have child Elias
ELLWORTH ( Anglo Saxon ) = world love
ELMEN ( Teutonic ) = strong and sturdy
ELMER, ELMAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = grand and is famous
ELMO ( Greek ) = chummy
ELMORE ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of tree of elm
ELRED ( Anglo Saxon ) = glorious adviser

ELROD ( Teutonic ) = felicitation
ELROY ( Latin, Roman ) = august
ELWIN, WIN, WYNN ( Anglo Saxon ) = a friend of nymph
EMERSON, EMORY ( Old English ) = male [of] Emory
EMERY ( Germanic ) : ambitious
EMIL, EMLYN ( Germanic ) = diligent once
EMMANUEL, MANUEL ( Hebrew ) = the infinite along with us
EMMET, EMMY ( Anglo Saxon ) = diligent ant
EMYR ( Latin, Roman ) = Excellency
ENAN ( Welsh ) = coherent

ENEAS ( Greek ) = owning meaning
ENGELBERT ( Teutonic ) = carrier of news
ENNIS ( Greek ) = nine
ENOCH ( Hebrew ) = divorce
ENOLD ( Teutonic ) = oiling
ENOS ( Hebrew ) = life
ENRICO (Germanic) = power one garden
EPHRAIM ( Hebrew ) = galore result
ERASMUS ( Greek ) = friendliness
ERHARD ( Teutonic ) = clever application

ERIC, ERIK, RICKY (Germanic) = king
ERLAND (Germanic) = glorious eagle
ERMIN ( Cymric ) = nationalist
ERNALD (Germanic) = foreigner
ERNEST, ERN, ERNIE (Germanic) = serious intention
ERWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = sea closed friend
ESMOND ( Anglo Saxon ) = glorious protector
ESTE ( Italy ) = eastward man
ESTES ( Latin, Roman ) = from governance center
ETAM ( Latin, Roman ) = soldier house

ETENIA ( North America ) = rich
ETHELBERT (Germanic) = grand and is very bright
ETU ( North America ) = sun
EUBELE ( Greek ) = good adviser
EUDON ( Teutonic ) = rich employer
EUDORA ( Greek ) = public
EUGENE, GENE ( Greek ) = [in] bearing better is
EURWYN ( Welsh ) = golden
EUSTACE ( Greek ) = succeeding
EVAN ( Hebrew ) = most beautiful the infinite award

EVERALD ( Teutonic ) = energetic always
EVERARD, EBERHART (Germanic) = a pig
EWALDO ( Latin, Roman ) = carrier of good news
EZAR ( Hebrew ) = estate
EZEKIEL, ZEKE ( Hebrew ) = the infinite of[is source of strength

Baby Name Meanings D ( 4, 4 ) :

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DENLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of grassland
DENMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of dale
DENNIS, DENZYL ( Greek ) = out of job beverage love
DENNISON, DION, DENNY ( Greek ) = out of job beverage love
DENTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture [in] dale
DERBY ( Anglo Saxon ) = deer place
DEREK, DERRICK, DERK (Germanic) = power of people
DERMON ( Gaelic ) = freeman
DERMOT ( Celtic ) = freeman
DERRY ( Gaelic ) = the squeezing

DERWARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = custodian of deer
DERWENT ( English) = name of river [in] England
DERWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) =valuable friend
DESMO ( Greek ) = enchain
DESMOND, DESI ( Celtic ) = Liar
DEVANEY ( Celtic ) = quarrel
DEVARA ( Skt. ) = husband
DEVIN ( Celtic ) = poem
DEWAR ( Gaelic ) = one who [is] pilgrimage
DEWEY ( Hebrew ) = beloved\

DEXTER ( Latin, Roman ) = right
DICK (Germanic) = very rich
DILLON ( Celtic ) = devoted
DILWYN ( Teutonic ) = calm friend
DIMITRI ( Greek ) = natural lover
DINSMORE ( Teutonic ) = big fortress
DIXON ( Greek ) = good out of job love
DOANE ( Celtic ) = dweller of sand dune
DOLP (Germanic) = glorious wolf
DOMINIC, DOMINY ( Latin, Roman ) = the infinite

DON ( Celtic ) = dark or brown
DONAGHAN ( Celtic ) = dark pattern
DONAHUE ( Gaelic ) = brown soldier
DONATO ( Latin, Roman ) = present
DONNELLY (Celtic ) = dare to
DORAN ( Greek ) = foreigner
DORIAN, DORY ( Greek ) = from town of dory
DORMAN ( Latin, Roman ) = the sleeper
DORMAND ( Teutonic ) = beloved protector
DOUGLAS ( Celtic ) = from black stream

DOVEL ( Teutonic ) = young pigeon bird
DOYLE ( Celtic ) = foreigner [in] darkness
DRAKE ( Anglo Saxon ) = the dragoon
DREW, DRU (Germanic) = kindhearted and capable
DRISCOLL ( Celtic ) = mouthpiece
DRUCE ( Celtic ) = wise
DRUMMOND ( Celtic ) = dweller of dale
DRURY ( French ) = the beloved
DUANE, DWANE ( Celtic ) = singing
DUBERT ( Teutonic ) = bold chevalier

DUDLEY, DUD ( Anglo Saxon ) = a place
DUDON ( Latin, Roman ) = [gift/ giving] of deity
DUFF ( Gaelic ) = dark hair
DUGAN ( Gaelic ) = dark husk
DUKE ( Latin, Roman ) = the leader
DUNCAN, DUNE ( Celtic ) = soldier have dark husk [to]
DUNLEA ( Teutonic ) = of darkness
DUNSTAN ( Anglo Saxon ) =of brown hill
DUNTON (Old English) = from agriculture [in] hill
DURAND ( Latin, Roman ) = endless

DURWARD, DURWOOD ( Anglo Saxon ) = doorman
DURWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = good Joe
DUSTIN (Germanic) = tough leader [of] liver
DUSTIN ( Teutonic ) = boxer
DWAYNE ( Celtic ) = singing
DWIGHT (Germanic) = turn white or is bold
DYFAN ( Welsh ) = tribe head
DYFRIG ( Welsh ) = strong and heroic warrior
DYLAN ( Welsh ) = from ocean
DYNAMI ( North America ) = eagle
DYNAND ( Cymric ) = gift/ giving

Baby boys name C ( 3, 5 ) :

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CASTOR( Latin, Roman ) = impetuous
CATHAL( Celtic ) = woman eye
CATO( Latin, Roman ) = the is wise
CAVAN ( Italy ) = the looker
CAVANACGH, CAVANAUGH ( Celtic ) = handsome
CAVELL( Teutonic ) = active and dare to
CEBAS( Greek ) = respect
CEBERT( Teutonic ) = bold
CECIL( Latin, Roman ) = blind
CEDRIC( Celtic ) = tribe head

CELYNEN( Welsh ) = holy
CERI( Welsh ) = which [in] loving
CERWYN( Welsh ) = heartfelt love
CHAD ( Anglo Saxon ) = pugnacious
CHADWICK( Celtic ) = town [all] soldier
CHALMERS( Teutonic ) = housekeeper of king
CHAMPAN( Anglo Saxon ) = merchant
CHANCE( Anglo Saxon ) = its [of] good him
CHANCELOR ( French ) = official member of data
CHANDLER, CHAN( French ) = maker of wax; candle

CHANNING( French ) = priest
CHAPIN, CAPLIN( French ) = the infinite courier
CHARLES, CHARLIE(Germanic) = man
CHARLTON( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture the Charles
CHAUNCEY( French ) = official member of data
CHELSEA( Teutonic ) = chalk
CHESNEY, CHET( French ) = gap
CHETWIN( Anglo Saxon ) = marionette which [in] dwelling winged being
CHILTON( Anglo Saxon ) = [in] agriculture [in] springtime
CHILWIN( Greek ) = perfect

CHRISTIAN, CHRIS(Germanic) = follower of Christian
CHRISTOPHER, CHRSTY( Greek ) = taker of Christian
CHUK(Germanic) = man
CHURCHILL( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of church [in] hill
CLARENCE, CLAIRE( Latin, Roman ) = very famous
CLARIDGE( Teutonic ) = illustrate
CLARK( Latin, Roman ) = wisdom
CLAUDE( Latin, Roman ) = famous
CLAUS( Greek ) = people victory
CLAYTON, CLAY( Anglo Saxon ) = man which [is] life

CLEARY( Gaelic ) = wisdom
CLEDWYN( Welsh ) = sword which [in] blessing
CLEMENT, CLEM( Latin, Roman ) = kindhearted and friendliness
CLENTON( Teutonic ) = resident of top
CLIFFORD( Anglo Saxon ) = from fortress at elbow rock
CLIFTON( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture [in] rock
CLINTON( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture of center
CLOVIS (Germanic) = famous in encounter
CLYDE( Welsh ) = heard in the distance
COEL( Welsh ) = trust

COLBERT( Anglo Saxon ) = cool and calm
COLBRAN( Teutonic ) = fire company
COLBY(Old English)= from dark agriculture
COLE, COLEMAN( Celtic ) = conservancy of pigeon bird
CEDOMIL( Slavic ) = humane of children
COLGAR( Celtic ) = national soldier
COLIN, COLE ( Celtic ) = young, strength and is strong and heroic
COLLEY ( Greek ) = people victory
COLLIS(Old English) = child of swarthy man
COLTON (Old English) = from black us
COLUMBUS( Latin, Roman ) = pigeon

CONAL, CON ( Celtic ) = glorious and in command
CONAN( Celtic ) = glorious and in command
CONRAD(Germanic) = adviser which dare to
CONROY( Celtic ) = wisdom
CONSTANTINE( Latin, Roman ) = firm and coherent
CONWAY( Celtic ) = man of wide [of] continent
COOPER( Anglo Saxon ) = maker of tune
CORBETT( French ) = crow
CORBIN, CORBY( Latin, Roman ) = crow
CORDELL( French ) : knotty string

COREY, CORY( Celtic ) = dweller of crevasse
CORNELIUS, CORNELL( Latin, Roman ) = gore with horn war
CORWIN( French ) = friend [in] liver
CORYDON( Greek ) = man have steel hat [to]
COSMO( Greek ) = perfect command
COURTENAY, CORTY( French ) = a[n place
COVELL (Old English) = user/ wearer] of sharp-pointed hat
COWAN( Scotland ) = less stonemason [of] expert
CRAIG( Celtic ) = from rocky mountain
CRAMER( Teutonic ) = merchant

CRANDALL(Old English ) = dweller of dale
CRAWFORD(Old English) = from birds fortress
CREGHTON( Scotland ) = from town
CREON(Old English) = accepted doctrine
CRISPIN( Latin, Roman ) = the curl hair
CROSBY( Anglo Saxon ) = at elbow cross-legged road; street
CROSLEY( Anglo Saxon ) = of grassland
CULBERT(Germanic) = clever and very bright
CULLEY ( Gaelic ) = from forest
CULLZN( Gaelic ) = the looker

CULVER( Anglo Saxon ) = smooth [is] full (of) peacefulness
CURRAN( Celtic ) = warrior
CURTIS, CURT( French ) = polite
CURZON( Teutonic ) = stubble rasher
CUTHBERTH (Germanic) = clever and very bright
CUTLER (Old English) = maker of knife
CYNAN( Welsh ) = superintendent
CYRANO ( Greek ) = place name [in] Greek
CYRIL( Greek ) = sir
CYRUS( Persian ) = male [of] sun

Baby Boys names B ( 2, 5 ) :

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BEDWIN (Welsh)= like tree
BELA( Hebrew ) = clever
BELDEN( Teutonic ) = from beautiful dale
BELEN (Germanic) = arrow
BELI( Welsh ) = bold
BELLAMY( Latin, Roman ) = handsome friend
BELTHAM( Teutonic ) = interesting
BELVA( Latin, Roman ) = downright
BEN, BENNY( Latin, Roman ) = which prayed
BENEDICT, BENNETT( Latin, Roman ) = which prayed

BENIAH( Hebrew ) = male [of] the infinite
BENSON( Hebrew ) = male [of] trust
BENTLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from grassland
BENTON( Anglo Saxon ) = from mend
BENVENUTO( Latin, Roman ) = welcome
BENYAMIN, BENJIE( Hebrew ) = male [of] trust
BERENGER( Teutonic ) = bear lance
BERGEN, BERGIN( Teutonic ) = dweller of mount
BERKELEY( Anglo Saxon ) = from tree field of birch
BERNARD, BARNEY(Germanic) = strong bear

BERNHARD(Germanic) = strong bear
BERT (Germanic) = very bright grand
BERTHELM( Anglo Saxon ) = bold helmet
BERTHOLD ( Teutonic ) = glorious decision
BERTNARD( Latin, Roman ) = black raven
BERTON( Anglo Saxon ) = very bright grand
BERWICK( Old English ) = name of area of England
BERWIN(Germanic) = soldier friend
BETA(Germanic) = [both/ second]
BEVAN( Celtic ) = have childing Evan

BEVERLEY( Anglo Saxon ) = of beaver field
BEVIS( Teutonic ) = bow
BIDDULPH( Teutonic ) = leader of wolf
BILL(Germanic) = unshakable protector
BIMISI( Welsh ) = slippery
BING(Germanic) = hole in form of frying-pan
BIRNEY( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of island unemployed
BLACK( Anglo Saxon ) = from dark place
BLAINE( Celtic ) = the is thin
BLAIR ( Celtic ) = an place

BLAKE( Anglo Saxon ) = downright
BLEDDIAN, BLEDDYN( Welsh ) = small wolf
BOB(Germanic) = very bright famous
BODEL ( Teutonic ) = a device
BOGART(Germanic) = strong bow
BOHDAN( Slavonic ) = the infinite grant from above
BOLESLAV( Slavonic ) = dignity
BONA( Celtic ) = carrier of message
BONAR( French ) = friendly and good
BOOTH(Germanic) = from a market

BORDEN(Old English) = from pig dale
BORG( Norse ) = dweller of ranch
BORIS( Slavic ) = worker quarrel
BOURKE( Teutonic ) = unshakable owner
BOWEN( Celtic ) = have child Owen
BOWIE( Gaelic ) = hair turn yellow
BOYCE(Germanic) = dweller of forested land; ground
BOYD( Celtic ) = hair turn yellow
BOYNTON( Celtic ) = white ox
BRAD( Anglo Saxon ) = from wide [of] port

BRADFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from wide [of] port
BRADLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from wide [of] field
BRAYNARD (Germanic) = raven which dare to
BRAMWELL(Old English) = from kindliness of Abraham
BRAN ( Celtic ) = raven
BRANDON ( Celtic ) = from dale [all] nymph
BRANT (Germanic) = nymph
BRENDEN ( Celtic ) = from dale [all] nymph
BRENT ( Anglo Saxon ) = field dale
BREET ( Celtic ) = aborigines of England

BRIAN ( Celtic ) = muscular and strong
BRICE ( Celtic ) = alert and is ambitious
BRIGHAM ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of bridge
BRINSLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = grassland
BRINTON ( English) = place name [in] England
BROCARD ( Teutonic ) = intruder
BROCK ( Celtic ) = from dale
BROCKLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from dale
BRODERICK (Germanic) = famous power
BRODI, BRODY ( Gaelic ) = moat

BRUCE ( French ) = from bush brush wood
BRUIN ( Dutch ) = brown
BRUNO (Germanic) = brown
BRYANT ( Celtic ) = strength
BRYCHAN ( Welsh ) = pocks
BUCK ( Anglo Saxon ) = adolescent
BRUKLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = tree field of beech
BUDD, BUDDY, BUDDIE ( Anglo Saxon ) = the winner
BURKE (Germanic) = from palace
BURL ( Anglo Saxon ) = grassland town
BURTON, BURT, BERT ( Anglo Saxon ) = very bright
BYRON ( French ) = the winner

Baby Boys Names A ( 4, 4 ) :

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ADLAY ( Greek ) = my ornament
ADLAR (Hebrew ) = truth
ADLAR ( Teutonic ) = eagle
ADMETUS ( Teutonic ) = [do] not [in] taming
ADNA ( Greek ) = gladness; joy
ADOETTE ( North America = big tree
ADOLPHUS ( Germanic ) = glorious wolf
ADONIS ( Greek ) = handsome, looker
ADRAH ( Greek ) = king, prince
ADRASTUS ( Greek – Latin ) = do not be in pleasure

ADRIAN ( Latin, Roman) = man of sea
ADRIEL ( Hebrew ) = from the infinite people
AELHAERN ( Welsh ) = turn yellow iron
AGAR ( Greek ) = foreigner
AGATHON ( Greek ) = famous because kindliness
AGILO ( Latin, Roman ) = shining is
AGNAR ( Teutonic ) = undefined
AHAB ( Hebrew ) = uncle
AHANU ( North America ) = what laugh
AHEARN, AHERN (Celtic) = power of horse

AHRENS ( Teutonic ) = strength of eagle
AIDAN ( Celtic ) = fire
AIKEN (Anglo Saxon) = trees of oak
AINSLEY (Old English) = from land; ground closest
AINSWORD (Old English) = from agriculture of property of Aan
AIRELL ( Celtic ) = knob
AJAX ( Greek ) = earth
AKIRA ( Japan ) = clever
AKULE ( North America ) = he who look into
ALAN ( Celtic ) = harmoniously
ALAND ( Celtic ) = as bold as sun
ALANUS ( Latin, Celtic ) = joyful
ALARD ( Teutonic ) = ossify and strained
ALARIC ( Germanic ) = power all
ALAUDO ( Latin, Roman ) = jokes
ALBAN ( Latin, Roman ) = white and dawn
ALBER ( Teutonic ) = smart
ALBERIC ( Teutonic ) = governing artfully
ALBERN ( Anglo Saxon ) = glorious soldier

ALBERN ( Teutonic ) = brave man like bear
ALBERT ( Germanic ) = grand and is very bright
ALBIN ( Latin, Roman ) = downright
ALBION ( Latin, Roman ) = downright. turn white cleanness.
ALBOR ( Latin, Roman ) = at dawn
ALBURN ( Latin, Roman ) = pale
ALCANDER ( Greek ) = male
ALCOTT ( Celtic ) = from stone marionette
ALDEN ( Celtic ) = old closed friend
ALDER ( Teutonic ) = name of tree
ALDIS (Old English) = old from home is
ALDO ( Italy – Germanic ) = rich
( Teutonic ) = girlfriend
( Greek ) = steward
ALDOUS ( Germanic ) = wise and old
ALDRED ( Teutonic ) = matured advise
ALDRICH ( Germanic ) = king
ALDRIGE ( Germanic ) = king
ALEC, ALEX ( Greek ) = protector of man clan
ALEM ( Arabic ) = one who are is bookish
ALDWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = old closed friend
ALERON ( Latin, Roman ) = the eagle
ALERON ( Latin, Roman ) = the eagle
ALEXANDER ( Greek ) = protector of man clan

ALEXIS ( Greek ) = protector of man clan
ALFONSO ( Germanic ) = preparation of war
ALFRED ( Anglo Saxon ) = wise nymph
ALGER ( Anglo Saxon ) = carrier of Javelin
ALGERNON ( French ) = bleared
ALI ( Arabic ) = steward
ALLISTER ( Greek ) = protector of man clan
ALMER (Arabic) = prince
ALMO ( Greek ) = river deity

ALMUND ( Anglo Saxon ) = protector of temple
ALOIS ( Teutonic ) = famous soldier
ALONSO ( Germanic ) = preparation of war
ALOYSIUS ( Germanic ) = famous in war
ALPHA ( Greek ) = first child
ALPHARD ( Arabic ) = [by] self is
ALPHEUS ( Greek ) = river deity
ALPIN( Latin, Roman ) = high
ALROY( Latin, Roman ) = empire
ALSTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = august stone
ALTMAN ( Germanic ) = wise and old
ALTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of old town
ALVA ( Spain Latin ) = white
ALVAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = enemy [all] nymph
ALVER ( Latin, Roman ) = truth
ALVERNON ( Teutonic ) = from springtime
ALVIN ( Germanic ) = friend from all being
ALVIS ( Norse ) = guest from have chilling thunder deity
ALWARD ( Teutonic ) = protector all

ALWORTH ( Teutonic ) = respected all
ALYSWORTH ( Teutonic ) = healthy once
AMADEUS ( Latin, Roman ) = beloved deity
AMADIS ( French Latin ) = the infinite love
AMAL ( Skt. ) = immaculate
AMANDUS ( Latin, Roman ) = love value
AMBERT ( Germanic ) = bold light
AMBROSE ( Greek ) = property
AMIN ( Skt. ) = fertile
AMINTAS ( Greek ) = benefactor
AMORY ( Latin, Roman ) = lover
AMOS ( Hebrew ) = burden
AMPRARO ( Spain ) = defense
ANASTASIUS ( Greek ) = what born again is
ANATOLE ( Greek ) = eastward
ANAWARD ( Welsh ) = full (of) feeling
ANCEL ( Teutonic ) = having the character of deity
ANDERS ( Scandinavia ) = dare to
ANDREW, ANDREAS, ANDRE, ANDRIEN, ANDY, ANDER ( Greek ) = male
ANDROS ( Greek ) = male

ANEURIN ( Welsh ) = gold
ANGELO ( Greek ) = having the character of Santo
ANGUS ( Celtic ) = very strong
ANGWYN ( Welsh ) = very handsome
ANNAM ( Celtic ) = from river stream
ANOKI ( North America ) = actor
ANSELM (Germanic) = protector of the infinite people
ANSLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from grassland of Aan
ANSON ( Teutonic ) = excitement
ANSTICE ( Greek ) = one who live again
ANTHONY ( Latin, Roman ) = proper man [in] esteeming

ANTON, ANTONIO ( Latin, Roman ) = proper man [in] esteeming
ARCHARD (Germanic) = strong and miraculous
ARCHER ( Anglo Saxon ) = the archer
ARCHIBALD (Germanic) = brave
ARCO ( Latin, Roman ) = dart
ARDEL ( Old English ) = from dale which far
ARDEN ( Latin, Roman ) = dare to be, impetuous and respect
ARDILLO ( Spain ) = squirrel
ARDITH ( Old French ) = Leaven of blood
ARDLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from local grassland
ARDOLPH ( Anglo Saxon ) = wolf love its house
ARGUS ( Greek ) = clever forecast
ARI ( Teutonic ) = eagle
ARIC (Germanic) = entrepreneur
ARIE ( Anglo Saxon ) = holy entrepreneur
ARIEL ( Hebrew ) = the infinite lion
ARISTO ( Greek ) = best
ARISTOL ( Greek ) = very good
ARLEN ( Celtic ) = seedbed
ARLES ( Scandinavia ) = a promise
ARLETH ( Greek ) =forgetful
ARLEY, ARLIE ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hare field
ARLIN ( Teutonic ) = sea boundary

ARLO (Old English) = protector of town
ARLYN ( Teutonic ) = fuliginous to quickly plunge
ARMAND, ARMIN, ARMOND (Germanic) = armed soldier
ARMSTRONG (Old English) = strong by hand
ARNETT( French ) = small eagle
ARNO ( Teutonic, Latin ) = eagle
ARNOLD, ARNIE (Germanic) = as strong as eagle
ARVID( Teutonic ) = forest eagle
ARON( Greek ) = glorious
ARTHUR, ARTURO( Celtic ) = as hard as reef

ARUNDEL ( Teutonic ) = coming from eagle dale
ARCHIE, ARCHY, ARCH (Germanic) = brave
ARVEL ( Welsh ) = fly to float
ARVIN, ARVY (Germanic) = a friend of people
ASA ( Hebrew ) = doctor
ASHER( Hebrew ) = luck
ASHLEY (Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of dusty field
ASTHON (Anglo Saxon ) = from dusty tree
ASWIN (Anglo Saxon ) = struggle javelin
ATHELSTONE, ATHELSTAN ( Teutonic ) = august stone
ATHERTON ( Teutonic ) = dweller of forested land; ground
ATHMORE( Teutonic ) = dweller of hot land; ground
AUBERT ( Teutonic ) = downright power
AUBIN( Latin, Roman ) = turn white cleanness
AUDRIC(Germanic) = top kick knob
AUDRIS( Teutonic ) = bravery
AUDWIN ( Teutonic ) = rich friend
AUGUST ( Latin, Roman ) = grand

AURICK(Germanic) = strong power
AURIGA( Latin, Roman ) = war cart
AURIN, AUSTEN ( Latin, Roman ) = gold
AVERILL, AV ( Anglo Saxon ) = from April
AVERY( Anglo Saxon ) = power of hoary
AVILA ( Spain ) = dare to
AVRAM( Hebrew ) = father of throng
AXEL ( Hebrew ) = peace man

AXTON( Anglo Saxon ) = sword the hero
AYLA( Greek ) = from forest
AYLER ( Welsh ) = famous [of] glory
AYLETT( Latin, Roman ) = sea goose
AYLWIN(Germanic) = inspiration friend
AYMON( Teutonic ) = power of house
AZAL( Hebrew ) = elementary [of] mount
AZEL( Hebrew ) = patrician

New born babies :

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. After 9 months felt warm him the atmosphere in your content you, the baby's body just was born still continued to need this warmth. Carried and embraced him was the appropriate method of changing all that.

Carried the new baby apparently easily, but also trouble some for that was abnormal. For example, what hand previously that better touched the small? What part of his body that must be supported? When you could appoint him? Don't worry! Followed methods along with this.

Borne by you immediately was skilled at carrying the
sweetheart:

- Adopted the small slowly.

All of his body was supported well and his head will not proceed because has been supported by your right hands.

- When your baby sleeping on the bed, inserted one of the hands palms (the left hands, for example) on the back and his bottom. Afterwards, inserted your right hands palm behind the neck and his head.

- Adopted the baby slowly.

All of his body was supported well and his head will not proceed because has been supported by your right hands.

- Carefully, moved his head to the elbow interior or your arms.
In this situation, the baby felt comfortable because the head, the neck and all of his body were supported well.

- To embrace the baby and lent him on your shoulder, the neck support and his head with the freer hands (did not support the neck and the head), then moved the position of the baby lent on the shoulder. Support the baby’s weight by means of placing the hands palm on his bottom. Maintain the head and his neck that still were weak with the other hands palm.

The tip of your healthy food was pregnant :

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So that the mother and the baby or the embryo, continued to receive the balance of the nutrient, along with several that must be carried out:

1). * Should not let the empty stomach, try to get ate in the small portion but often.

2). * Choose very warm food, because of could make the side that was felt.

3). * When the mother often felt inflated, avoided food that could trigger inflated, like peanuts, the kebab, et cetera.

4). * Restricted food coconut milk, and the sour fruit.

5). * Avoided cigarettes, the vinegar, coffee because of endangering the mother and and the baby.

6). * Generally the mother was pregnant needed blood many, so eat food that contained the iron substance, dark green vegetables, green peals , red peanuts, the eggs, the fishes and bacons. should not forget to take medicine increased blood in accordance with the doctor's suggestion.

7). * Eat the fresh fruits, a case of the citrus fruits, apples, papayas, and mangoes, because good as the source of vitamins.

The development of the baby :

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The awareness would gender, actually has been known since the baby was still small :

* The age 7 months, could distinguish the man and the woman from the voice that in listening him :

* The age 12 months, could distinguish the face of the male baby and the woman :

* The age 2 years, could distinguish which male toy and the woman :

* The age 3 yearly, could know himself the man or the woman :

* The age 3-4 years, could divide any object into parts typical for the man and the woman :

* The age 4-6 years, in the matter of the activity, the male child more chose the activity sporty or masculine, as playing the ball, and the daughter, tended playing that girlie, like the doll and playing you-child.

Name my baby girls S ( 19, 3 ) :

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SEMELE ( Latin, Roman ) = Single
SEMIRA ( Hebrew ) = Was as high as sky
SENALDA ( Spain ) = The sign
SEPTINA ( Latin, Roman ) = The seven
SERAPHINE ( Hebrew ) = Obeyed embraced the religion
SERENA ( Latin, Roman ) = Calm
SERICA ( Latin, Roman ) = From silk
SERILDA ( Germanic ) = The female soldier

SHADA ( North America ) = The choice
SHARLEEN ( Persian ) = Strong, femininity
SHARON ( Hebrew ) = From the land Sharon
SHEBA ( Hebrew ) = The seventh daughter
SHEDEA ( North America ) = wise and pliant
SHELIA ( Celtic ) = The musical
SHELLEY ( Hebrew ) = Plain
SHERYL ( Teutonic ) = Sweet

SHIRLEEN ( Persian ) = Sweet
SHIRLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = From white property
SHOHAN ( Hebrew ) = Noble
SIBYL ( Greek ) = The female prophet
SIDA ( Greek ) = The flower bangkung water
SIDNEY ( Hebrew ) = Enticing
SIDRA ( Latin, Roman ) The woman from the star
SIGFREDA ( Germanic ) = Peace

SILVANA ( Latin, Roman ) = The forest girl
SILVIA ( Latin, Roman ) = The forest girl
SIMONE ( Hebrew ) = In heard by The Lord
SOLAH ( Latin, Roman ) = Personally
SOLITA ( Latin, Roman ) = The small that was lonely
SOPHIA ( Greek ) = The policy
SOPHIE ( Greek ) = The policy
STACIA, STACEY ( Hebrew ) = Resurgence

The name of the woman R ( 18, 3 ) :

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RICADONA ( Italy ) = The woman who governed
RICARDA ( Germanic ) = The absolute ruler
RICKY ( Scandinavia ) = The kingdom
RILLA ( Germanic ) = The ditch current
RITA ( Greek ) = Pearls
RIVA ( French ) = The river bank
ROANNA ( Latin, Roman ) = Sweet and captured

ROBERTA ( Anglo Saxon ) = Sparkling, most famous
ROBIA ( Teutonic ) = That was famous
ROBINA ( Teutonic ) = The fire light
ROBINETTE ( Teutonic ) = Robina small
ROCHANA ( Persian ) = At dusk the day
ROCHELLE ( Hebrew ) = Plain
RODERICA ( Germanic ) = The daughter of the king
ROHANNA ( Hindu ) = Incense

ROLANDA ( Germanic ) = Most famous or famous
ROMA ( Latin, Roman ) = The wanderer
ROMILDA ( Teutonic ) = The hero of the woman
RONALDA ( Germanic ) = Was full of the power
RONNIE, RONNY ( Germanic ) = Was full of the power
ROSA ( Latin, Roman ) = A rose
ROSABEL ( Latin, Roman ) = Lovely roses
ROSALIE ( Latin, Roman ) = A rose
ROSALIND ( Latin, Roman ) = Fragrant roses

ROSAMOND, ROSAMUND ( Latin, Roman ) : A rose
ROSANNA, RASANNE ( Latin, Roman ) : Elegant roses
ROSARANA ( Celtic ) : a mother of roses
ROSE ( Latin, Roman ) : A rose
ROSELLE ( Latin, Roman ) : Small roses
ROSEMARIE ( Latin, Roman + Hebrew ) : Maria's rose

Name for baby girl P ( 16, 3 ) :

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PEPITA ( Spain ) = He will add
PERDITA ( Latin, Roman ) = That lost
PERIZADA ( Persian ) = The fairy's child
PERLE ( Latin, Roman ) = Pearls
PERLITA ( Italy ) = Pearls
PERNELLE ( Greek ) = The stone or coral
PERPETUA ( Latin, Roman ) = Immortalized
PETRINA ( Greek ) = Resolute and loyal

PETULA ( Latin, Roman ) = The seeker
PETUNIA ( Latin, Roman ) = The red flower
PHALOSA ( Greek ) = Shone
PHEDRA ( Greek ) = Sparkled
PHELIA ( Greek ) = Wise
PHENICA, PHENICE = From palm trees
PHILAMENA ( Greek ) = The month sweetheart
PHILANA ( Hebrew ) = The elegant lover

PHILANTHA ( Greek ) = The lover of flowers
PHILBERTHA ( Germanic ) = Extraordinary smart him
PHILLIDA, PHILLINE ( Greek ) = The beloved woman
PHILLIPA ( Greek ) = The lover of the horse
PHILOMENA ( Greek ) = Love songs
PHILOTHRA ( Greek ) = Pious
PHILYRIA ( Greek ) = Tree elegance willow

PHOEBE, PHEBE ( Greek ) = Wise and sparkling
PHOTINA, PROTINE ( Greek ) = The light
PHYRYNE ( Greek ) = Pale
PHYLLIS ( Greek ) = The branch that still was green
PIA ( Italy ) = The person was faithful
PIERRETTE ( French ) = Was ready alert