| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Albus
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White
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Latin
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Alfie
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Elf or magical counsel; ready for battle
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German
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Amor
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Love
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French
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Andy
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Manly
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English
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Angel
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Messenger of God
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Greek
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Angelito
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Little angel
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Spanish
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Apollo
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Destroyer
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Greek
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Archie
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A diminutive form of Archibald.
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English
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Arlo
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Armed hill
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English
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Atlas
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Enduring
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Greek
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Augie
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Great, magnificient
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Latin
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Banks
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Edge of the River
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English
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Baxter
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Baker
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English
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Benjamin
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A favorite son
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Hebrew
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Benny
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Son; son of the right hand; son of the south; son of my old age
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Hebrew
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Bentley
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Bent grass meadow
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English
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Biff
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To hit
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American
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Blake
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Black or pale
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English
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Blanco
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Fair, white
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Spanish
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Blue
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The Color
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American
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Bo
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To live
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Scandinavian
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Boone
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Good
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Latin
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Bowie
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Blond
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Scottish
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Bracken
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Spotted
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Gaelic
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Briggs
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Bridges
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English
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Brix
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Stone of Brixi
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English
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Brody
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Ditch
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Scottish
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Bruce
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“The man from the brushwood,” ultimately from the Latin bruscia, brush wood.
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Ancient
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Bruno
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Brown
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German
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Bryce
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Speckled
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English
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Buck
|
Male deer
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English
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Bucky
|
Little buck
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English
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Bud
|
Brother
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Gaelic
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Buddy
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Brother
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English
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Buster
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Tough guy
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English
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Cade
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Round, lumpish; cask
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French
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Caio
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Rejoice; happy, rejoice
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Latin
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Calix
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Very Handsome
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Greek
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Capp
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Chaplain
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French
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Cash
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Case
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English
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Caspian
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White
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English
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Cesar
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Thick head of hair
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Latin
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Champ
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Warrior
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English
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Chappy
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Peddler, trader
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English
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Charlie
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Free man
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English
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Chase
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Hunter
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English
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Chip
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Nickname for Charles, Richard, or Christopher
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English
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Chuckie
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Short form of Charles
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English
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Clove
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A Nail, Spice
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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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Cody
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Helpful
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Irish
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Cooper
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Barrel maker
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English
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Cosmo
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Order, organization, beauty
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Italian
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Cronan
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Brown
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Irish
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Cyrus
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Lord
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Persian
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Daffy
|
Beloved
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Hebrew
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Dash
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Diminutive of Dashiell
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English
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Dax
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Place name
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French
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Desi
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Yearning; sorrow; desired
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Latin
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Dev
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Divine
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Dex
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Right-handed, fortunate; one who dyes
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Latin
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Dexter
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Right-handed, fortunate; one who dyes
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Latin
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Doc
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Short for doctor
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American
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Doozer
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Big Thing
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American
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Drake
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Dragon
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English
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Duff
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Swarthy
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Gaelic
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Duke
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Leader
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Latin
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Dunn
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Brown
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Gaelic
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Dwight
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White or blond
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English
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Ember
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Spark, burning low
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English
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Eryx
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Boxer
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Greek
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Felix
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Happy and lucky
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Latin
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Finley
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Fair warrior
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Scottish
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Fitz
|
Son of
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French
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Fletcher
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Arrow-maker
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English
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Flip
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Short form of Phillip; to flip
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American, Latin
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Frankie
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Frenchman; free man
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Latin
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Freddy
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Elf or magical counsel; peaceful ruler
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German
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Fritz
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A nickname for Friedrich, Frederick, etc.
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German
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Gio
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Short for Giovanni
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Italian
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Griff
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Hooked nose
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Latin
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Hank
|
Home ruler
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German
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Happy
|
Joyful
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American
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Harvey
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Battle ready
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English
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Homer
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Security, pledge; hostage
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Greek
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Hotah
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Gray / Brown
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Native American
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Huck
|
Short form of Huckleberry
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American
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Huckleberry
|
Sweet Berry
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American
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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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Humphrey
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Peaceful warrior
|
German
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Iggy
|
Fiery
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English
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Izzy
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Gift of Isis
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Greek
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Jace
|
To heal
|
American
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Jack
|
God is gracious
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English
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Jagger
|
Carter
|
English
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Jake
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Supplanter
|
English
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Jarah
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God gives sweetness; honey
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Hebrew
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Jasper
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Treasurer
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English
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Javi
|
Bright
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Spanish
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Jax
|
Son of Jack
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English
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Jazz
|
Music style
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American
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Jett
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Black
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English
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Jex
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Variant of Jax
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English
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Joey
|
Jehovah increases
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Hebrew
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Joop
|
Jehovah increases
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Hebrew
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Kaipo
|
Sweetheart
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Polynesian
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Kandoro
|
Sweet Potato
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African
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Kazi
|
Work
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African
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Kemp
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Fighter, champion
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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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Kieran
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Black
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Irish
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King
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King
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English
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Kingsley
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King's meadow
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English
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Kipp
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Pointed hill
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English
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Kippling
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From Cuppel's people
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English
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Klein
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Small
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German
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Knox
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Round hill
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English
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Koa
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Brave, bold, fearless.
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Polynesian
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Kona
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Leeward
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Polynesian
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Kota
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Happiness, Good Fortune
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Japanese
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Lennox
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With many elm trees
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Scottish
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Leo
|
Lion
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Latin
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Levi
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Joined together
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Hebrew
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Loki
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Norse trickster god
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Scandinavian
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Louie
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Famous warrior
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German
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Love
|
Full of Love
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English
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Lucky
|
Fortunate
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Modern
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Maddox
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Son of Madoc
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Welsh
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Magnum
|
Big, Great
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Latin
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Marley
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Meadow near the lake
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English
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Mars
|
God of war
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Latin
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Marvel
|
Full of wonder
|
English, French
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Max
|
Greatest
|
English
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Mick
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Short form of Michael
|
English
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Miko
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Who resembles God?
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Hebrew
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Miller
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One who grinds grain
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English
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Milo
|
Soldier
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German
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Neo
|
New
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American
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Nico
|
People of victory
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Greek
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Nino
|
Boy; little
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Italian
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Obi
|
Heart
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African
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Odin
|
Frenzy
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Scandinavian
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Oliver
|
Olive tree
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English
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Ollie
|
Olive tree
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Latin
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Onyx
|
Precious gemstone
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Latin
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Oscar
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Friend of deer
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Gaelic
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Oswald
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God's power
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German
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Otis
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Wealth; son of Otto
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German
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Ozzy
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Spear of the gods; God's power
|
German
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Reggie
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Ruler's advisor
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Latin
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Remy
|
From Rheims
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French
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Rex
|
King
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Latin
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Riley
|
Rye clearing
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Irish
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Ripp
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Strength; bright; famous
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Dutch, English
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Roan
|
Little red-head
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Gaelic
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Rocky
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Stony
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English
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Rogan
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Red-headed
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Irish
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Roger
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Famous spearman
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German
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Rogue
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Dishonest, Savage or Unpredictable
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English
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Romeo
|
Man from Rome
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Italian
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Rook
|
Crow, To Cheat, Chess Piece
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English
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Rooney
|
Red-haired
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Irish
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Rory
|
Red king
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Irish
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Rowdy
|
Boisterous
|
English
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Rudy
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A diminutive form of Rudolph.
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German
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Sage
|
Healing herb
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Latin
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Salem
|
Peace
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Hebrew
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Scoop
|
Stands and Looks Back
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Native American
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Shai
|
Gift
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Hebrew
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Skipp
|
Ship, boss
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English
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Skipper
|
Ship, boss
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English
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Sonny
|
Son
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English
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Starbuck
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From the river where stakes were got
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English
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Sweeney
|
Small hero
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Irish
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Taffy
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Diminutive form of Dafydd
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Welsh
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Teddy
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Wealthy protector; brave people; God's gift
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Greek
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Titan
|
Defender
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Greek
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Tito
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Unknown; disputed
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Latin, Spanish
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Titus
|
The avenger
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Greek
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Tripp
|
Third
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American
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Tripper
|
Traveler
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English
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Tucker
|
Cloth softener
|
English
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Valentino
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Strong, healthy
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Latin
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Viggo
|
Battle
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Scandinavian
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Vito
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Life-giving
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Latin
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Whitaker
|
White field
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English
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Willy
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Will helmet, protection
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German
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Wylie
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Clever, crafty
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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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Xavi
|
New house
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Spanish
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Yogi
|
Of the Yoga Practice
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Yoshi
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Good, respectful
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Japanese
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Zen
|
Form of meditation
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Japanese
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Zeno
|
Gift of Zeus
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Greek
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Zeus
|
Living
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Greek
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Ziggy
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Diminutive form of Sigmund
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German
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Zion
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Israel
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Hebrew
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Bringing home a new bunny is exciting, but naming your little guy can be overwhelming. Do you pick something cute and cuddly or go bold? Do you stick to something short and sweet or pick a grander moniker? We’ve rounded up an assortment of boy bunny names to make your search easier. Get to know some of our picks with us.
Cute boy bunny names are always a favorite. Teddy is a standout. He’s associated with the cuddly teddy bear toy, which perfectly suits a fuzzy bunny rabbit. Buddy is another excellent option for your best fur friend. Angelito‘s cuteness comes from his meaning, with “little angel” especially perfect for your baby bunny. This is also true for Sweeney, an Irish name meaning “small hero.” See Charlie, Jack, and Tito for more cute boy names for rabbits.
Many boy bunny names connect to your rabbit’s personality. A sweet bunny would suit Love, for instance, while another might make a perfect Happy. On the other hand, a wild rabbit who loves to hop and play would make a good Rowdy. Action names are also a good fit for this group, with Flip, Chase, and Dash just some cute contenders. You can look to meanings, too, as this makes a moniker a little less obvious. The Latin Caio is a good example. Meaning “rejoice; happy,” he’s a great choice for a friendly bunny. Felix‘s “happy and lucky” is another top-notch find.
Additionally, other boy bunny names relate to your pet’s appearance. Bryce, for instance, means “speckled.” Red or copper-coated bunnies would fit names meaning red, like Phoenix, Rogan, or Rooney. Black-coated rabbits suit monikers meaning black, such as Jett, Kieran, or Onyx, while brown bunnies fit those with brunette meanings, like Bruno, Cronan, and Dunn. White bunny? See Caspian, Whitaker, and Blanco. Small rabbit? Check out, Paulo and Pasha. Big bunny? Doozer and Magnum are great fits.
Unique boy bunny names help shine a spotlight on your new pet’s cool nature. These aren’t your run-of-the-mill monikers, standing out at vet visits and more. Daffy is a favorite. Meaning “beloved,” he’s a sweetheart with a youthful sound. Speaking of meanings, Ramy‘s “loving” is precious. Fitz is another cute, unique choice. Explore Buster, Oswald, and Huckleberry for more unique rabbit names.
Discover more boy bunny names on our full list, including meanings and origins.
