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olive tree
Englishmusician, entertainer
Englishforeign, the other
Englishfortunate, prosperous
Jewishprotector of humanity
Greekcart driver, transporter of goods
Englishcask maker, craftsman
Englishbearer of Christ, Christ-carrier
Greekone who walks
Englishprince, commander
Arabickeeper of the game preserve
Englishbright, splendid
Spanishkeeper of the park or game
Englishstone
Englishyouth-producing, ever-young
Englishriverbank, shore
Englishbowman, one who shoots arrows
Englishhunter, pursuer
Englishstar
Hebrewone who saws wood
Englishspotted stone
Englishrider, equestrian
Englishshelter, refuge
Dutchhound lover, dog enthusiast
Irishspark, glowing coal
Englishthe warmest season
Englishflute player, pipe player
Englishrich, powerful
Dutchhouse builder, craftsman
Americanrock, stone
Englishone who finishes cloth
Americanflowing body of water
Americanconqueror, winner
Englishprotector of men
EnglishGod's spear
Englishplain, flat area, field
Scottishyoung horse tender
Americansailor, one who sails
Americanbright, shining castle
Spanishone who transports goods by cart
Americanone who bears palm branches
Englishflourishing, long-lived
Arabicruler of the army
Englishwoodcutter, one who saws wood
Englishtailor, cloth-cutter
Americanbowman, archer
Americanhead of hair
Spanishone who bails, deliverer
Americandefender of men
Englishsteadfast defender
Greekgift of God's visitation
Basquethe winter season
Englishdispenser of provisions, household steward
Englishdweller in the wild, untamed land
Americanborn in winter
Americanmill worker, grain grinder
Englishone who tans leather hides
Englishone who gives victory
Arabicprosperous spearman
Englishfrom Antwerp
Americanrecord keeper
Americantransporter of goods by cart
Americanbold warrior
Scandinavianthorny shrub, bramble
Americanambergris, waxy substance
Englishfair and smooth
Englishhe will sing
Arabicnobleman, lord
Turkisharrow maker
Englishelder, more important
Englishbrave, manly
Basqueevening conversation partner
Arabicwar + warrior (gunr + arr)
Scandinaviangatekeeper, doorman
Englishgood luck, prosperity (symbolic)
Americangreat town
Englishshelter, protection
Americanone who cuts cloth, tailor
Americanuntamed, wild-natured
Americanvisitor, pilgrim
African Americanyouthful, young one
Americanwild rose bush
Americanlover of hounds, hound-desiring
Irishillumination, radiance
Arabicdeliverer, rescuer
Spanishright-handed, skillful
Englishdealer in provisions and supplies
Englishsong, nightingale
Hebrewrenowned warrior
Englishone who mills grain
Americanconspicuous, apparent
Arabicscholar
Americanhe will enlighten, God shines
Mexicangood man, strong man
Scottishprince, commander
African Americanfrom the Danish valley passage
Americanchief desire
Irishbridge worker or keeper
Englishpeace giver, one who gives peace
Bosnianruler, sovereign (from Julius Caesar's name)
Germanbailiff (an administrative official)
Americanthe bear
Englishcolt keeper, young horse handler
Americanfather of light
Hebrewpeddler, pack-horse driver
Englishwild rose, thorny shrub
Englishhunter, game keeper
Americantreasurer, keeper of treasure
Dutchdefender of mankind
Russiancandle maker, candle merchant
Americanfisherman
Americandefender of men
ScottishCyneburg's field, royal forest clearing
Englishshining, luminous
Jewishprince, commander, ruler
Arabicelder, senior, superior
Arabiccounterpart, equal
Arabicsong, singing bird
Americaneagle
Germannew house
Americangolden, of gold (d'or)
Frenchcalming, soothing (by association with the herb)
Englishone who carries goods
Americantournament fighter
Americanfrom the Eider river
BasqueGod is my salvation
Jewishcart maker, transporter
African-Americanruler, leader
African-Americanone who thatches roofs
Englisheternal, perpetual
Englishbrave, heroic, courageous
Indianone who cares for others
Englishpilgrim, palm branch bearer
Englishbarrel maker, cask craftsman
Englishprosperous, wealthy
Arabiccraftsman of fermented beverages
Americansteward, dispenser of provisions
Englishgentle breeze
AmericanGod has helped
Jewishflourishing, thriving, long-lived
Muslimof noble renown
Americanbearer of Christ
AmericanGod enlightens
Hebrewtall like a palm tree
African Americanthatcher, roof builder
Germancedar tree, resinous wood
Americancart maker, transporter
Frenchbearer of Christ
Englishland desiccated from water
South AsianCaesar (imperial title)
Germanimmortal, eternal
Indianfarm steward, granary manager
Englishbright, splendid
Americanwinner in battle
Russianone who works with books
Englishgolden, precious
Frenchmodern invented name, possibly 'noble leader'
African-Americanknight, cavalry rider
Americanone who sails, seafarer
Englishheather plant (Calluna vulgaris)
Englishemperor, supreme ruler
AmericanGod will teach
Israelinoble elder
Englishlove
Spanishshe who entangles men
Greekmanifest, apparent, visible
Arabicworth, worthiness
Americanlord (if related to Kyrie)
Americanswift, quick
Arabicone who carves, wood-carver
Americanfamous in battle
Germanarmy guard, protecting warrior
Englishbright, shining one
Englishcraftsman who makes wooden vessels
Americanmyrtle plant
Jewishbuilder, one who populates
Arabicof the sea, of the lake
African Americanyew warrior, bow warrior
Scandinavianforest guardian, one who patrols
Americanrock worker, craftsman
Americanscholar
Americanrare, extraordinary
Turkishfrom Leicester
Englishreputation, esteem
Englishtile maker, roofer
Americanone who bridges obstacles
Arabiccellar keeper, wine steward
Germanthe pepper plant or its fruit
Americanprotector of the people
Scottishfortress, walled Roman camp
Englishmoon
African Americanprotector of mankind
Polishambergris, precious amber gem
Spanishflock, herd
Hebrewwisdom, eloquent counsel
Greekiron
Turkishpowerful warrior, mighty force
Punjabidivine spear, god's spear
Scandinavianbearer of Christ
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