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elf warrior
Englishfortunate, prosperous
Jewishdefender of men
Greekcart driver, transporter of goods
EnglishFrom the Middle English 'couper' or Middle Low ...
Englishone who carries the divine
Greekone who walks
Englishkeeper of the park, park ranger
Englishsavior
Spanishriverbank, shore
Englishone who shoots with a bow and arrow
Englishhunter, pursuer
Englishsawyer, lumber worker
Englishtreasurer, keeper of treasure
Englishhorseman, knight
Englishrich, powerful
Dutchtile maker, brick layer
Americanrock, stone
Englishcloth fuller, fabric tucker
Americanprotector of men
Englishyoung horse tender
Americanbright, shining castle
Spanishone who transports goods by cart
Americanpowerful warrior
Englishbowman, archer
Americanprotector of mankind
Englishgift of God's visitation
Basquedispenser of provisions, household steward
Englishdweller in the wild, untamed land
Americanone who mills grain
Englishleatherworker, craftsman
Englishfrom Antwerp
Americanlying flat (large book)
Americanbold warrior
Scandinavianone who crafts arrows
Englishman, warrior
Basquegatekeeper, doorman
Englishdweller by wild land
Americanright-handed, skillful
Englishdealer in provisions and supplies
Englishrenowned warrior
Englishshelter, shield
Americangood man, strong man
Scottishchief desire
Irishbridge worker or keeper
Englishemperor, caesar
Germancolt keeper, young horse handler
Americanfather of light
Hebrewpeddler, pack-horse driver
Englishwild rose, thorny shrub
Englishbringer of treasure (gift-bearer)
Dutchfisherman
Americanprince, commander, ruler
Arabiceagle
Germanbright
Americantournament fighter
Americanfrom the Eider river
Basquemy God is help
Jewishcart maker, transporter
African-Americanroof maker
Englishalways, at all times
Englishbrother
Indianforest keeper, forester
Englishpilgrim, palm branch bearer
Englishbarrel maker, cask craftsman
Englishcraftsman of fermented beverages
Americannoble and famous
Americanbearer of Christ
Americanroofer, one who covers
Germancart maker, transporter
Frenchbearer of Christ
EnglishCaesar (imperial title)
Germanfarm steward, granary manager
Englishbright, splendid
Americanbookbinder, scribe
Englishemperor, supreme ruler
Americannoble elder
Englishsculptor, craftsman
Americanfamous in battle
Germanarmy guard, protecting warrior
Englishforest guardian, one who patrols
Americanone who works with slate
Americanrare, extraordinary
TurkishRoman fort on the River Leir
Englishcellar keeper, wine steward
Germanprotector of the people
Scottishfrom Chester (place name)
Englishprotector of mankind
Polishbeautiful
Hebrewcarrier of the anointed one
Spanishbrave as a lion
Greektreasurer, keeper of treasure
Scandinavianharp player, one who plays the harp
Englishfrom the, of the family
Americanfarmer, estate steward
Jewishoverseer, tenant farmer
Jewishresolute fame, desired renown
Swedishflowing water, river
Americanmodern invented name, unique spirit
Americanprotector of men
Englishfisherman
Germanrapid water
Scottishnarrow (from Kyle's Gaelic root caol)
Americanglory and spear (hrod + gar)
Americaneloquent, flourishing
Israelientertaining companion, engaging conversationalist
Arabicemperor, ruler (inspired by Kaiser/Caesar)
Americanof the forest, wooded
Englishbrave, courageous
Arabicpowerful army
Americanyew bow warrior; archer
Norwegianone who sets free
Englishwhite field, white acre
Englishking of the gods (Roman pantheon)
Americangate attendant, herald
Englishthe winter season, wet season
Englisholder, senior in wisdom
Americanwolf-desire, wolf's help
Irishdefender of men
ScottishGod has helped
Englishdeciding warrior
Germansymbol of peace and wisdom
Frenchhorseman, cavalryman
Americanaccording to hope, fortunate
Frenchstrong, mighty, heroic
Hebrewone who ropes (cowboy)
Americancharcoal merchant, coal worker
Americanlight-bearer, bringer of light
Englishstar
Englishone who drives or operates wheels
Americaneasy, gentle
Arabichandsome, beautiful, graceful
Arabicskilled craftsman with cutting tools
Americansurname used as honor name
Americandealer, trader
Englishone who strikes, striker
Americanone who bakes
Englishnew house
Arabicone who lives by a spring
EnglishGod has helped
Jewishknife, cutting blade of a plow
Americanglowing coal, burning ember
Americanyouth-producing
Americanone who cuts cloth or stone
Englishneighbor, dweller
Germanwood, lumber, forest
Americandefender of men
Scottishriver, flowing strength
Americanhelper, supporter, one who grants victory
Arabicisland of the river
Germancombination of Kai (sea/earth) and -ler suffix ...
Americanbeyond, one who crossed over
Hebrewrunner, messenger
Americanbearer of Christ, Christ-carrier
Scandinavianone who tells, narrator, counter of money
Americanrye clearing, wood clearer
Americanthe beginning, the start
Basquenarrow strait, channel
Americanfast sailing vessel
Americanone who tends a gate or hatchway
Americandeciding warrior
Germanpowerful, rich one
Americancreative variant name
Puerto Ricanliterary name: the ranger Aragorn
Englishfarmer, steward of land
Germanone who wrangles livestock; a cowboy
Americanoccupational surname for a leather worker
Americanfrom the long shore
Basqueone who carries Christ within
Englishswift, decisive attacker
Americanone who strides, walks with purpose
Englishhospitable
Arabicthe green one, the verdant, the ever-living
Pakistaniolive tree man
Englishwatchful, alert, vigilant
Scottishwise counsel and army, counseling warrior
Germanlake dweller
Americannew house
Americandark one
Americandefender of the people, protector of men
Dutchoccupational name for a burner of coal or lime
Germancart driver, cart maker
Americanmy God is my help
Latin Americandefender of men
Americanblind one (folk etymology)
Greeksea warrior, sea spear
Englishthicket keeper
Englishborn of fire, handsome chief (via Kenneth/Ciona...
Scottishreddish-brown color
Americanspeckled stone
Americanwise counsel and army
Englishthe realization that every stranger has a full ...
Americanbeautiful, handsome
Americanresolute, brilliant
Englishwarrior, champion fighter
Americandweller at the white cultivated land
Englishmodern American invented name
Americanone who rides, horse rider
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