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“He who is manly,” from the Greek kanjon, a kernel or a nut, in allusion to the male testicles.
Welsh
French
Poet
Anglo-Saxon
Manly
Charcoal merchant
English
Meadow of the cross
Grace of God
Hebrew
Cook
Latin
Dove
Gold flower
Spanish
Blind; sixth
Border or boundary settlement
Scottish
The winner
Irish
Cliff-side ford
Name of a monster
Arthurian Legend
Ford of the crows
Rope-maker
Dark haired wise man
Celtic
Brave
Swampy dwelling
Hound, wolf; high; brave, bold ruler or counsel; horn
Servant of the chambers
Free peasant settlement
From the east
Greek
Cliff-side slope
American
From Cashel
Bearing Christ
Italian
Companion
Arabic
Carriage maker
Young crow
God was compassionate
Handsome
Changing Color
Horn
Starts With
Ends With
Min
Max
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