Search results for " Baby Names"
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| 1761 |
Elwood
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English | From the old forest. | ||
| 1762 |
Elwyn
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English | Variant of Alvin: Wise friend. From the Old English Aetheiwine, and also Aefwine, both meaning noble friend. Various forms of Alvin in use a... See more | ||
| 1763 |
Ember
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English | Hot ashes. | ||
| 1764 |
Emerson
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English | Brave; powerful. | ||
| 1765 |
Emery
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English | Brave; powerful. Variant of Amory. | ||
| 1766 |
Emil
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English | Derived from Roman clan name which may mean industrious. | ||
| 1767 |
Emmett
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English | Male variant of Emma; a premedieval girl's given name. | ||
| 1768 |
Emory
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English | Brave; powerful. Variant of Amory. | ||
| 1769 |
Enderby
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English | English surname. | ||
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| 1770 |
Eoforwic
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English | From the bear estate. | ||
| 1771 |
Eorl
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English | Nobleman. | ||
| 1772 |
Eorland
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English | From the noblemsn's land. | ||
| 1773 |
Eorlland
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English | From the noblemsn's land. | ||
| 1774 |
Eorlson
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English | Nobleman's son. | ||
| 1775 |
Erl
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English | Variant of Earl: Noble leader. | ||
| 1776 |
Erland
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English | From the noblemsn's land. | ||
| 1777 |
Erle
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English | Nobleman. Based on the English title of Earl. Famous bearer:American author Erle Stanley Gardner. | ||
| 1778 |
Erling
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English | Nobleman's son. | ||
| 1779 |
Ern
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English | Diminutive of Earnest: A variant spelling of the German Earnest, meaning serious determined, earnestness or vigor, from the Old German Ernus... See more | ||
| 1780 |
Ernest
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English | Serious; determined. | ||
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