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well-born
Welshlittle fire
IrishGod has heard
Americanlittle fire (via Aidan variant)
Americanhay valley, hedged valley
Americanbroad valley, broad hillside
Irishcrooked, enclosed valley
Americanmodern coined name
Americanbattle
Americanbattle
Americanlittle fire
Americanpriest
Jewish Americanpark, game preserve
Englishcrown, wreath
Englishdeep valley; hollow valley
Americanson of Owen
Welshmodern coinage combining Jay + Len
African-Americanson of Jens (son of John)
Scandinavianfrom the people (damos)
Frenchphonetic American invention
Americanthe crowned one
Englishthankful, God has heard
Americanlittle red one (from red hair)
Irishthunder and lightning
Japanesehealer
African-Americandelight, luxury
Englishbattle
Scottishbehold, a son
Hebrewcontinuous improvement
Japaneseson of Cadan
Americanhealer (if derived from Jason/Kason)
AmericanGod has heard
Americansevere, strict
DanishGod has heard (via Jaden influence)
Americannoble, bright
Englishold friend, noble friend
Englishcontinuous improvement (via Kaizen)
Americandivinely appointed, called by God
Americancrooked valley
Englishcharcoal, dark
Englishinvented blend name, no classical meaning
Americanbold counselor, brave advisor
Dutchdescendant of Madan (little dog)
Irishyouthful, downy-bearded
Frenchdivinely selected (spiritual connotation)
Americanson of Brice
Americanthunder and lightning
Americanalert, watchful
Americanwayfarer, traveler
Americanshort form of Benedict: blessed
Englishfire (from the sun god Aodh)
Americanlong hill, ridge
Americandark, dark-haired
Americanone who brings news
Americanbrave man, warrior
Turkishbehold, a son
Jewishmodern invented name, energetic spirit
Americanthe number seven, representing luck and complet...
Americandark settlement
Americanmodern invented name
Americanborn at dawn
Frenchslender
Scottishhigh place, elevated land
Englishoak grove, great
Irishenlightenment, calm clarity
Japaneseaspen tree, quaking poplar
Americancosmic serpent (mythological)
Turkishborn of fire
Irishlove, passion transformed
Japanesesmall songbird
Englishslender, narrow
Irishof the raven, raven-like
Americanbrave counsel
Dutchspotted one
Americanat the holly trees
IrishO human (traditional interpretation)
Arabiclove, romance
Japaneseriver (from Celtic afon)
Americanfrom the Adriatic region
Frenchmodern invented name
Americanbroad valley
Americanwealthy, kingly, upholder of good
Americanson of Nicholas, victory of the people
Scandinavianson of the gray-haired one
Americanfrom the heath
Americanmodern American coinage, bright day
Englishlittle fire, fiery one
Irishson of Case; from the marsh
Americanson of Ky (invented)
Americanash tree
Hebrewwestern town, western settlement
Americantumult, noise
Welshrye land; land where rye grows
Americanyoung dog, whelp (strength and loyalty)
Americanfrom the coal settlement
Americansafe harbor, place of refuge
Americancontinuous improvement (kaizen-inspired)
Americanson of Jack
Americanlake dweller, from the lake
Americantailor, cutter of cloth
Americanlinden tree, lime tree
Englishjoyful song; to sing with joy
Israelicreative sound combination (no definitive meaning)
Americanlittle rock
Irishbrave
Englishstrong as an oak
Englishfrom the hazel tree settlement
Englishred-haired, little redhead
Scandinavianfrom the bailey (castle wall)
Englishlittle fire; battle-worthy
Americanwise protector from the valley
Americanbright, shining
Americanson of Carr, son of the marsh dweller
Americanman from Sebastia
Frenchking, lord of the people
Englishdescendant of Grey
Americaneagle ruler
Scandinavianold friend
Englishgarden, vineyard (Mount Carmel)
Spanishmodern invented name, no historical meaning
Americanhandsome, beautiful
Englishjoy, happiness
Cornishtile-maker, tiler
Americandweller near the marsh
Scottishconsecrated, sacred
Englishslender, narrow
Irishthe fifth
Englishson of Hays, hedged area
Americancreative modern spelling variant
Americandivine judgment, accountability
Muslimso be it, truth, certainty
Africanenclosed pasture, fortified place
Norsespirit, companion
Americaninvented modern name, no classical meaning
Americanstrong; speckled one
Americanmodern invented name with no fixed meaning
Americanthe frenzied one, the inspired
Scandinavianabundance, generous provider
Arabicson of Ole (ancestor)
Norwegianmodern invented elaboration of Ezra
Americanhare land
Americansecluded valley
Scottishso be it (amen)
Arabicchampion, famous one
Irishcrooked nose (old Gaelic nickname)
Scottishcrooked nose
Americanbold, wild, fierce
Americanfiery one
Americansee, the Lord has seen my misery
Jewishsalmon, descendant of the salmon
Irishdescendant of Bradan (salmon)
Americanmodern invented name in the -ayden tradition
Americannew, fresh, novel
Indianhall, noble
Americanprince, little raven
Irishhandsome, cheerful
Bosnianson of Japheth, ancestor of Greeks
Americanmodern coined name, Z + sound
Dutchplace at the bow-shaped hill
Englishmodern invented name (no traditional meaning)
Americanmoonlight, like the moon
Turkishbeacon hill
Englishgrowth, abundance (Arabic root interpretation)
Americanson of the grey-haired one
Americanfertile, productive
Spanishpoet, bard
Indianyoung warrior, young man
Swedishvictory, honor
Englishprecious, supremely valuable
Englishgray-haired one from the valley
Americanplace of the male deer
Americanrider, horseman, mounted warrior
Americanbright, splendid
Americanhealer
Americancalm, tranquil
Englishof the crow, raven-haired
Americanlean, slender warrior
Irishfirst-born son
Ugandanstone of help
Christianhollow, small cavity
Americanmodern invented name, sound-based
Americanone who works with stone
Americansupplanter (through Jay from Jason/James)
Americandark, black-haired
Englishson of Jan (John)
Dutchthunder warrior, thunder bear
Scandinaviangreat one
Americangift (modern American coinage)
Americanrelic of ancestors
Scandinavianlittle fire (interpretive)
AmericanBrock's town, badger settlement
Americanhealer
Americanmodern American coinage (rhyming name family)
Englishold friend
Englishfrom the white settlement
Englishvigilant in war (via Casey)
Americanfertile valley dweller
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