| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Aaron
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High mountain
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Hebrew
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Adam
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Man
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Hebrew
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Adler
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Eagle
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German
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Aidan
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Little fire
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Irish
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Aiden
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Little fire
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Irish
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Alden
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Old friend
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English
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Alistair
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Man's defender
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Greek
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Alton
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Old town
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English
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Anderson
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Son of Andrew
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English
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Andrew
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Manly and powerful
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Greek
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Arden
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Great forest
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Latin
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Asher
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Happy and blessed
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Hebrew
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Ashford
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Ford by the ashes
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English
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Ashton
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Ash tree town
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English
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Bryce
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Speckled
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English
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Bryson
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Son of Brice
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English
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Caden
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Son of Cadan
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Irish
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Callahan
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Bright-headed
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Irish
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Camden
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Valley
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English
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Cameron
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Crooked nose
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Scottish
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Campbell
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Crooked mouth
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Scottish
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Carlisle
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Fort at Luguvalium
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English
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Carson
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Son of Carr
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Scottish
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Carter
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Cart user
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English
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Cartier
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One who transports goods
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English
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Cashton
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Created name
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American
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Chad
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“The pugnacious one,” from the Welsh cad, battle.
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English
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Chandler
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Candle maker, seller
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French
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Channing
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Young wolf; official of the church
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French
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Maddox
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Son of Madoc
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Welsh
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Malcolm
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Devotee of Saint Columba
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Scottish
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Marshall
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Caretaker of horses
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English
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Martin
|
Of Mars
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Latin
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Mason
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Stoneworker
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English
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Mateo
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Gift of God
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Spanish
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Matthew
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Gift of God
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Hebrew
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Maxton
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From Maccus' town
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English
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Maxwell
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Mack's stream
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English
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Micah
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Who is Like God?
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Hebrew
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Miguel
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Who is Like God?
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Spanish
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Milan
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Eager, laborious or rival; a coming together
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Slavic
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Mitchell
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A variant spelling of Mitchel.
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English
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Myles
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Soldier
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Latin
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Nathan
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He gave
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Hebrew
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Nelson
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“The son of Nell or Neal,” from Nell or Neal and son.
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English
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Nicolas
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Victory of the people
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Greek
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Noah
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To rest
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Hebrew
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Nolan
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Child of nobility
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Irish
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Oliver
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Olive tree
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English
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Owen
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Noble born
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Welsh
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Parker
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Keeper of the park
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English
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Patrick
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Nobleman
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Latin
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Paxton
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Poecc's settlement
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English
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Payden
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From the fighter's farm
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English
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Percy
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A diminutive form of Percival.
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Latin
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Perry
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“(The man who lives in the cottage near) the pear tree,” ultimately from the Latin pirum, a pear.
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Modern
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Piers
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Rock
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Greek
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Porter
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Door keeper
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English
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Prescott
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Priest's cottage
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English
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Teague
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Poet, philosopher
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Irish
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Terrance
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Latin
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Thornton
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Thorn-bush settlement
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English
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Timothy
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Honoring God
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Greek
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Todd
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Fox
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English
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Topher
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Bearing Christ
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Greek
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Travis
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To cross over
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French
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Trent
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Gushing waters
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Latin
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Trenton
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Trent's town
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English
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Trevor
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Large settlement
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Welsh
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Trey
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Three
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English
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Tristan
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Sadness
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Welsh
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Tucker
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Cloth softener
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English
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Tyler
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Tiler
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English
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Ulysses
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"One who hates.” The Latin form of the Greek Odysseus, from the Greek odyssomai, I hate.
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Latin
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Zachary
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God remembers
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Hebrew
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Zack
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Laughter; the Lord recalled
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Hebrew
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Zander
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Defender of man
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Greek
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Zane
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God is gracious
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American
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Zayden
|
Increasing
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American
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