History of Christian names

by Charlotte M. Yonge

Hebrew (Heb.)		Modern Jew (Jew.) Aramæan (Aram.)
Ancient Persian (Zend)		Persian (Pers.)
Greek (Gr.)		Modern Greek (Mod. Gr.) Russian (Russ.)
Latin (Lat.)		Italian (It.) Venetian (Ven.) Spanish (Span.) Portuguese (Port.) Provençal (Prov.) Wallachian (Wall.) French (Fr.)
Keltic (Kelt.)		Cymric (Cym.)		Ancient British (Brit.) Welsh Breton (Bret.) Cornish (Corn.)
		Gadhaelic (Gad.)		Ancient Irish (Erse) Modern Irish Dialect (Ir.) Gaelic (Gael.) Scottish (Scot.) Manx

Teutonic (Teu.)		Northern (Nor.)		Icelandic (Ice.) Norwegian (Nor.) Swedish (Swed.) Danish (Dan.) Norman (Norm.)
		Anglo-Saxon (A.S.)		English (Eng.) Scottish (Scot.) Frisian (Fris.) Dutch Irish American (Am.)
		Old German (O.G.)		German (Ger.) Bavarian (Bav.) Hamburgh (Ham.) Dantzig (Dan.) Swiss
		Frank		French
		Gothic (Goth.)		Spanish (Span.) Portuguese (Port.)
		Lombardic (Lomb.)		Italian (It.)
Slavonic		Russian (Russ.) Slovak (Slov.) Bohemian (Bohm.) Polish Hungarian (Hung.) Lithuanian (Lith.) Lettish (Lett.) Illyrian (Ill.)

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A

• Aaron, m. Eng. Heb. mountain, [27]
• Aasbjorn, m. Nor. Ten. divine bear, [290]
• Aasir, m. Nor. Teu. the gods, [289].
• Aasolfr, m. Nor. Teu. divine wolf, [290]
• Aasta, f. Nor. Teu. love, [401]
• Aasvaldr, m. Nor. Teu. divine power, [291]
• Abacuck, m. Scot. Heb. embracing, [51]
• Abban, m. Fr. Lat. white, [157]
• Abel, m. Eng. Heb. breath, [11]
• Abelard, m. Eng. Teu. noble firmness.
• Abellona, f. Dan. Gr. of Apollo, [65]
• Abigail, f. Eng. Heb. father of joy, [12]
• Abimelech, m. Eng. Heb. father of the king, [12]
• Abishalom, m. Eng. Heb. father of peace, [12]
• Abner, m. Eng. Heb. father of light.
• Abiud, m. Eng. Dan. Heb. father of praise, [20]
• Abra, f. Cambrai, Heb. father of a multitude, [11]
• Abram, m. Eng. Heb. father of height, [11]
• Absalom, m. Eng. Dan. Heb. father of peace, [12]
• Aby, m. Am. Heb. father of multitudes, [12]
• Accepted, m. Eng. Accius, m. Lat. 140
• Achaius, m. Lat. Kelt, horseman, [276]
• Achashverosh, m. Heb. Zend, venerable king, [57]
• Achill, m. Ger. Gr. without lips (?), [74]
• Achilla, f. Lat. Gr. without lips (?), [74]
• Achille, m. Fr. Gr. without lips (?), [74]
• Achillea, f. It. Gr. without lips (?), [74]
• Achilles, m. Eng. Gr. without lips (?), [74]
• Achilleus, Gr.(?) without lips, [74]
• Achim, m. Ger. Heb. the Lord will judge, [38]
• Achsah, f. Eng. Heb. anklet, [38]
• Acim, m. Ill. Heb. the Lord will judge, [38]
• Actma, f. Ill. Heb. the Lord will judge, [38]
• Ada, f. Eng. Teu. happy.
• Adah, f. Eng. Heb. ornament, [7]
• Adalard, m. Fr. Teu. nobly firm, [412]
• Adalbert, m. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Adalfieri, m. It. Teu. noble pledge, [409]
• Adalgar, m. Lom. Teu. noble spear, [412]
• Adalgise, f. Fr. Teu. noble pledge, [409]
• Adalgisl, m. Lom. Teu. noble pledge, [409]
• Adalhard, m. Ger. Teu. nobly stern, [412]
• Adalheid, f. Ger. Teu. noble cheer, [412]
• Adalpolt, m. Ger. Teu. nobly bold, [412]
• Adalrik, m. Goth. Teu. noble king, [412]
• Adalrik, m. Ger. Teu. noble ruler, [412]
• Adaltac, m. Ger. Teu. noble day, [413]
• Adam, m. Eng. Fr. Dutch, Ger. Dan. Heb. red earth, [10]
• Adamina, f. Scot. Heb. red earth, [10]
• Adamk, m. Lus. Heb. red earth, [10]
• Adamnan, m. Scot. Heb. Lat. dwarf Adam, [10]
• Adamnanus, m. Lat. Heb. dwarf Adam, [10]
• Adamo, m. Ital. Heb. red earth, [10]
• Adams, m. Lett. Heb. red earth, [10]
• Addala, f. Lett. Teu. noble cheer, [412]
• Addo, m. Fris. Teu. noble cheer, [412]
• Addy, f. Eng. Teu. noble threatener, [411]
• Ade, m. Flem. Heb. red earth, [10]
• Adela, f. Eng. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Adelaïda, f. Rom. Russ. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Adelaide, f. Fr. Eng. Ger. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Adelaïs, f. Old. Fr. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Adelajda, f. Slov. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Adelar, m. Ger. Teu. noble eagle, [412]
• Adelbern, m. Ger. Teu. noble bear, [412]
• Adelbert, m. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [412]
• Adelberta, f. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [412]
• Adelbold, m. Ger. Teu. nobly bold, [412]
• Adelbrecht, m. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [412]
• Adelburg, f. Ger. Teu. noble protection, [412]
• Adelchis, m. Lat. Teu. noble pledge, [412]
• Adèle, f. Fr. Gr. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Adeleve, f. Eng. Teu. noble gift, [412]
• Adelfrid, m. Ger. Teu. noble peace, [412]
• Adelgar, noble spear, [412]
• Adelgard, m. Ger. Teu. noble guard, [412]
• Adelgis, noble pledge, [412]
• Adelgonda, f. Rom. Teu. noble war, [412]
• Adelgonde, f. Fr. Teu. noble war, [412]
• Adelgunde, f. Ger. Teu. noble war, [412]
• Adelhart, m. Ger. Teu. nobly firm, [412]
• Adelhelm, noble helmet, [412]
• Adelhelm, f. Ger. Teu. noble helmet, [412]
• Adelhild, f. Ger. Teu. noble battle maid, [413]
• Adelhold, m. Ger. Teu. nobly firm, [412]
• Adelicia, f. Lat. Teu. noble cheer, [412]
• Adelina, f. Eng. Teu. noble manner, [413]
• Adelinde, f. Ger. Teu. noble snake, [413]
• Adeline, f. Eng. Teu. noble snake, [413]
• Adelschalk, m. Ger. Teu. noble servant, [413]
• Adelswinde, f. Ger. Teu. noble strength, [413]
• Adeltrude, f. Ger. Teu. noble maid, [412]
• Adelulf, m. Ger. Teu. noble wolf, [412]
• Adelwin, m. Ger. Teu. noble friend, [412]
• Ademaro, m. Ital. Teu. fierce greatness, [304]
• Adeodat, m. Ger. Lat. by God given, [188]
• Adeodatus, m. Lat. by God given, [188]
• Adhémar, m. Fr. Teu. fierce greatness, [304]
• Adilo, m. Ger. Teu. noble, [412]
• Ado, m. Fris. Teu. noble, [412]
• Adolf, m. Ger. Teu. noble wolf, [409]
• Adolfine, f. Ger. Teu. noble wolf, [409]
• Adolfo, m. Ital. Teu. noble wolf, [409]
• Adolphe, m. Fr. Teu. noble wolf, [409]
• Adolphus, m. Eng. Teu. noble wolf, [409]
• Adoncia, f. Span. Lat. sweet, [196]
• Adosinda, f. Span. Teu. fierce strength, [305]
• Adriaan, m. Dutch, Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Adrian, m. Eng. Ger. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Adriana, f. Ital. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Adriane, f. Ger. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Adriano, m. Ital. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Adrianus, m. Lat. N.L.D. Lat. from Adria, [157]
• Adrien, f. Fr. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Adrienne, f. Fr. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Aed, m. Welsh. Kelt. fire, [226]
• Aeddon, m. Welsh. Kelt. 226
• Aedh, m. Erse. Kelt. fire, [226]
• Ægidius, m. Lat. Gr. with the Ægis, [79]
• Ælf, m. A. S. Teu. elf, [380]
• Ælfgifu, f. A. S. Teu. elf gift, [380]
• Ælfhæg, m. A. S. Teu. high as an elf, [381]
• Ælfhelm, m. A. S. Teu. elf helmet, [381]
• Ælfred, m. A. S. Teu. elf council, [381]
• Ælfric, m. A. S. Teu. elf ruler, [381]
• Ælfthryth, f. A. S. Teu. threatening elf, [382]
• Ælfwine, m. A. S. Teu. elf darling, [382]
• Ælfwold, m. A. S. Teu.[Teu.] elf ruler, [382]
• Ælianus, m. Lat. Gr. of the sun, [191]
• Ælla, m. A. S. Teu. elf friend, [382]
• Ælle, m. A. S. Teu. elf friend, [382]
• Æmilia, f. Lat. work (?), [141]
• Æmiliana, f. Lat. work (?), [141]
• Æmilianus, m. Lat. work (?), [141]
• Æmilius, m. Lat. work (?), [141]
• Æneas, m. Lat. praise (?), [74]
• Aenghas, m. Erse, Kelt. excellent virtue, [242]
• Æthelbald, m. A. S. Teu. noble prince, [349]
• Æthelbryht, m. A. S. Teu. nobly bright, [412]
• Æthelfled, f. A. S. Teu. noble increase, [412]
• Æthelgifu, f. A. S. Teu. noble gift, [409]
• Æthelhild, f. A. S. Teu. noble battle maid, [412]
• Æthelred, m. A. S. Teu. noble council, [410]
• Æthelric, m. A. S. Teu. noble ruler, [409]
• Æthelstan, m. A. S. Teu. noble stone, [412]
• Æthelthryth, f. A. S. Teu. noble threatener, [411]
• Æthelward, m. A. S. Teu. noble guard, [412]
• Æthelwine, m. A. S. Teu. noble friend, [412]
• Æthelwolf, m. A. S. Teu. noble wolf, [409]
• Aëtius, m. Lat.
• Afanassij, m. Russ. Gr. undying, [109]
• Affonso, m. Port. eagerness for war, [305]
• Affrica, f. Manx, Irish, Kelt. pleasant, [230]
• Afonso, m. Port. eagerness for war, [305]
• Agafia, f. Russ. Gr. good, [82]
• Agafon, m. Russ. Gr. good, [82]
• Agape, f. Gr. love, [113]
• Agapit, m. Russ. Gr. loved, [113]
• Agata, f. It. Span. Swed. Slov. Ger. good, [82]
• Agatha, f. Eng. Hung. Gr. good, [82]
• Agathe, f. Fr. Ger. Gr. good, [82]
• Agathias, m. Gr. good, [82]
• Agathocles, m. Gr. good fame, [82]
• Agathon, m. Ger. Gr. good, [82]
• Aggate, f. Lett. Gr. good, [82]
• Aggie, f. Eng. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agilard, m. Fr. Teu. formidably bright, [328]
• Agilbert, m. Frank. Teu. formidably bright, [323]
• Agilo, m. Ger. Teu. formidable, [322]
• Agiltrude, f. Ger. Teu. formidable maiden, [323]
• Agilulf, m. Frank. Teu. formidable wolf, [323]
• Agilward, m. Norm. Teu. formidable guardian, [323]
• Aginhar, m. Nor. Teu. formidable warrior, [323]
• Aglaé, f. Fr. Gr. brightness, [72]
• Aglaia, f. Lat. Gr. brightness, [72]
• Aglaja, f. Ger. Gr. brightness, [72]
• Agmund, m. Nor. awful protection, [323]
• Agnar, m. Nor. Teu. formidable warrior, [323]
• Agne, m. Nor. Teu. formidable warrior, [323]
• Agnello, m. It. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnes, f. Dan. Eng. Ger. Fr. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnesca, f. It. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnese, f. It. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnesija, f. Russ. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnessa, f. Russ. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agneta, f. Eng. Swiss, Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnete, f. Dan. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnies, f. Fr. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnizka, f. Pol. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agnola, f. It. Gr. angel, [53]
• Agnolo, m. It. Gr. angel, [53]
• Agnyta, f. Lett. Gr. pure, [119]
• Agostina, f. It. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Agostinha, f. Port. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Agostinho, f. Port. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Agostino, m. It. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Agoston, m. Hung. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Agrafina, f. Russ. Lat. born with the feet foremost, [156]
• Agricola, m. Lat. Lat. field tiller.
• Agrippa, m. Lat. Lat. born with the feet foremost, [156]
• Agrippina, f. Lat. Lat. born with the feet foremost, [156]
• Agrippine, f. Fr. Lat. born with the feet foremost, [156]
• Agueda, f. Port. Gr. pure, [57]
• Ahasuerus, m. Eng. Pers. venerable king.
• Ahrens, m. Ger. Teu. powerful eagle, [342]
• Ahrold, m. powerful eagle, [342]
• Aias, m. Gr. Gr. eagle, [342]
• Aidan, m. Eng. Kelt. fire, [226]
• Aigidios, m. Gr. with the Ægis, [79]
• Aileen, f. Ir. Gr. light, [67]
• Aileve, f. Eng. Teu. elf gift, [380]
• Ailie, f. Scot. Teu. famed war, [406]
• Aimable, f. Fr. Lat. lovable.
• Aimée, f. Fr. Lat. loved.
• Aimerich, m. Ger. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Aimery, m. Eng. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Ainè, f. Erse. Kelt. joy, [230]
• Aineceallach, m. Gael. Kelt. joyful war, [230]
• Aineias, m. Gr. Gr. praise, [174]
• Aistulf, m. Ger. Gr. swift wolf, [335]
• Akilina, f. Russ. Lat. eagle, [156]
• Akim, m. Russ. Heb. the Lord will judge, [38]
• Akulnia, f. Russ. Lat. eagle, [156]
• Ala, m. Eng. Teu. holy (?), [402]
• Alaf, m. Nor. Teu. forefather’s relic, [332]
• Alain, m. Fr. It. Lat. cheerful (?), Kelt. harmony, [279]
• Alan, m. Scot. Ger. Lat. cheerful (?), Kelt. harmony, [279]
• Alane, f. Ger. Lat. cheerful, Kelt. harmony, [279]
• Alard, m. Ger. Teu. nobly stern, [409]
• Alaric, m. Eng. Teu. noble ruler, [409]
• Alarich, m. Ger. Teu. noble ruler, [409]
• Alaster, m. Gael. Ger. helper of men, [85]
• Alatea, f. Span. Gr. truth, [126]
• Alawn, m. Cym. Kelt. harmony, [279]
• Alban, m. Eng. Lat. white, [157]
• Albanus, m. Lat. white, [157]
• Albany, m. Scot. Kelt. white, [157]
• Albar, m. Lat. Span. white, [157]
• Alberia, f. Span. Lat. white (?), [157]
• Alberic, m. Eng. Teu. elf king, [380]
• Alberich, m. Ger. Teu. elf king, [380]
• Alberico, m. It. Teu. elf king, [380]
• Albert, m. Eng. Fr. Russ. Pol. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Alberta, f. Eng. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Albertine, f. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Albertino, m. It. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Alberto, m. It. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Albin, f. Erse. Kelt. white (?), [157]
• Albin, m. Ger. Lat. white, [157]
• Albina, f. Ger. Lat. white, [157]
• Albinia, f. Eng. Kelt. white (?), [157]
• Albino, m. Rom. Lat. white, [157]
• Alboin, m. Fr. Teu. elf friend, [380]
• Alboino, m. Lomb. Teu. elf friend, [380]
• Albrecht, m. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [412]
• Albwin, m. Ger. Teu. elf friend, [380]
• Alcuin, m. Eng. Teu. hall friend, [382]
• Alcuinus, m. Lat. Teu. hall friend, [382]
• Alda, f. It. Lat. Eng. Teu. rich, [376]
• Aldclatha, f. Gael. Kelt. decaying beauty.
• Aldebert, m. Eng. Ger. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Aldegonde, f. Flem. Teu. noble war, [410]
• Alderich, m. Ger. Teu. noble ruler, [412]
• Aldgitha, f. Eng. Teu. noble gift, [412]
• Aldhelm, m. Eng. Teu. noble helmet, [412]
• Aldobrando, m. Ital. Teu. battle sword, [318]
• Aldonça, f. Span. Lat. the sweet, [196]
• Aldrovando, m. Ital. Teu. battle sword, [318]
• Aléard, m. Prov. Teu. nobly stern, [412]
• Aléarda, f. Prov. Teu. nobly stern, [412]
• Aleardo, m. Ital. Teu. nobly stern, [412]
• Aleixo, m. Port. God helper, [85]
• Alejandro, m. Span. Teu. helper of men, [85]
• Alejo, m. Span. Gr. helper, [85]
• Aleks, m. Lett. Gr. helper, [85]
• Aleksa, m. Serv. Gr. helper, [85]
• Aleksajeder, m. Slav. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Aleksander, m. Russ. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Aleksije, m. Russ. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Ales, m. Slav.[Slav.] Gr. helper, [85]
• Alessandra, f. Ital. Gr. helper of men, [84]
• Alessandro, m. Ital. Gr. helper of man, [85]
• Alessio, m. Ital. Gr. helper, [85]
• Aletea, f. Span. Gr. truth, [126]
• Alethea, f. Eng. Ger. Gr. truth, [126]
• Alexander, m. Eng. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Alexandr, m. Bohm. Gr. helper of men, [84]
• Alexandra, Eng. Gr. 84
• Alexandre, m. Fr. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Alexandrina, f. Eng. Gr. helper of men, [84]
• Alexandrine, f. Fr. Gr. helper of men, [84]
• Alexandros, m. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Alexe, m. Fr. Gr. helper, [85]
• Alexia, f. Ger. Gr. helper, [84]
• Alexis, m. Eng. Ger. Gr. helper, [85]
• Alexios, m. Gr. Gr. helper, [85]
• Alexius, m. Lat. Gr. helper, [85]
• Alfdis, f. Nor. Teu. household spirit, [380]
• Alfgejr, m. Nor. Teu. elf spear, [380]
• Alfgerdur, f. Nor. Teu. elf woman, [380]
• Alfheidur, f. Nor. Teu. elf cheerfulness, [380]
• Alfhild, f. Eng. Teu. elf battle maid, [380]
• Alfliotr, f. Nor. Teu. elf terror, [380]
• Alfonso, m. Span. Teu. eager for battle, [320]
• Alfred, m. Eng. Fr. Teu. elf council, [380]
• Alfreda, f. Eng. Teu. elf council, [380]
• Alfredo, m. It. Teu. elf council, [380]
• Alfried, m. Ger. Teu. elf council, [380]
• Alfr, m. Nor. Teu. elf, [380]
• Algar, m. Eng. Teu. hall spear, [380]
• Algernon, m. Eng. Fr. with whiskers[whiskers], 427
• Alice, f. Eng. Teu. noble cheer, [409]
• Alicia, f. Ir. Teu. noble cheer, [409]
• Alick, m. Scot. Gr. helper of men, [85]
• Alienor, f. Prov. Gr. light, [67]
• Aline, f. Ger. Teu. noble, [409]
• Alison, f. Scot. Teu. famous war, [406]
• Alitea, f. It. Gr. truth, [126]
• Alix, f. Fr. Teu. noble cheer, [409]
• Allan, m. Eng. Lat. cheerful (?), [280]
• Allen, m. Eng. Lat. cheerful (?), [280]
• Allighiero, m. Ital. Teu. noble spear, [412]
• Alma, f. Lat. fair, [224]
• Alma, f. Erse, Kelt. all good, [224]
• Alma, f. Eng. Russ. (from the river), [224]
• Almedha, f. Welsh, Kelt. shapely (?), [273]
• Almeric, m. Eng. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Almerigo, m. Sp. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Almund, m. Eng. Teu. hall protection, [382]
• Aloïs, m. Ger. Teu. famous war, [405]
• Aloisia, f. Ger. Teu. famous war, [405]
• Aloïsio, m. It. Teu. famous war, [405]
• Aloizia, f. Bohm. Teu. famous war, [405]
• Alonso, m. Span. Teu. eager for battle, [320]
• Aloys, m. Prov. Teu. famous war, [405]
• Alphege, m. Eng. Teu. tall as an elf, [381]
• Alphonse, m. Fr. Teu. battle eager, [320]
• Alphonsine, f. Fr. Teu. battle eager, [320]
• Alphonso, m. Eng. Teu. battle eager, [320]
• Alpin, m. Scot. Kelt. elf, [380]
• Alpinolo, m. Ital. Teu. elf friend, [380]
• Alric, m. Eng. Teu. hall ruler, [380]
• Alswytha, f. Eng. Teu. hall strength, [380]
• Althea, f. Eng. Gr. wholesome, [126]
• Alured, m. Eng. Teu. elf peace, [380]
• Alvar, m. Span. Port. Lat. white, [157]
• Alwine, f. Ger. Teu. elf friend, [380]
• Alysander, m. Eng. Gr. helper of man, [85]
• Amabel, f. Eng. Lat. lovable, [182]
• Amabilis, m. Lat. lovable, [182]
• Amable, m. Fr. lovable, [181]
• Amadas, m. Eng. Kelt. husbandman, [182]
• Amadé, m. Fr. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amadeo[Amadeo], m. Ital. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amadeus, m. Ger. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amadigi, m. Ital. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amadis, m. Span. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amadore, m. Flor. Lat. lover, [182]
• Amaethon, m. Kymric. Kelt. husbandman, [182]
• Amala, f. Lomb. work, [330]
• Amalasontha, f. Lat. Teu. work strength, [330]
• Amalaswind, f. Lomb. Teu. work strength, [330]
• Amalberga, f. Ger. Teu. work protection, [330]
• Amalbert, m. Ger. Teu. work bright, [330]
• Amalberta, f. Ger. Teu. work bright, [330]
• Amalfried, m. Ger. Teu. work peace, [330]
• Amalfrida, f. Ger. Teu. fair work, [330]
• Amalgaid, m. Erse, Kelt. work, or spotless (?), [330]
• Amalgund, f. Ger. Teu. work war, [330]
• Amalia, f. Ital. Teu. work, [330]
• Amalie, f. Ger. Teu. work, [330]
• Amalija, f. Russ. Slov. Teu. work, [330]
• Amalilda, f. Ger. Teu. work battle maid, [330]
• Amalina, f. Goth. Teu. work serpent, [330]
• Amalrich, m. Ger. Teu. work ruler, [330]
• Amaltrude, f. Ger. Teu. work maiden, [330]
• Amand, m. Fr. Lat. worthy to be loved, [181]
• Amanda, f. Eng. Lat. worthy to be beloved, [181]
• Amandine, f. Fr. Lat. worthy to be beloved, [181]
• Amando, m. Ital. Lat. worthy to be beloved, [181]
• Amandus, m. Lat. worthy to be loved, [182]
• Amata, f. Lat. beloved, [181]
• Amatus, m. Lat. Lat. beloved, [182]
• Amaury, m. Fr. Teu. work ruler, [330]
• Amberkelleth, m. Gael. Kelt. joyful war, [231]
• Ambrogio, m. Ital. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambroise, m. Fr. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambrose, m. Eng. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambrosio, m. Span. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambrosios, m. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambrosius, m. Lat. Gr. 109
• Ambroz, m. Bohm. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambrozij, m. Pol. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Ambrus, m. Hung. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Amé, m. Fr. Lat. loved, [182]
• Amedée, m. Fr. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amelia, f. Eng. Port. Teu. work, [330]
• Amélie, f. Fr. Teu. work, [330]
• Amelius, m. Eng. Teu. work, [330]
• Amelot, m. Fr. Teu. work, [330]
• Amelung, m. Teu. work, [330]
• Americo, m. Port. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Amerigo, m. Ital. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Amias, m. Eng. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amice, f. Eng. Lat. beloved, [182]
• Amicia, f. Eng. Lat. beloved, [182]
• Amicie, f. Cambrai. Lat. beloved, [182]
• Amlaidh, m. Erse, Teu. forefather’s relic, [332]
• Amma, f. Nor. Teu. grandmother, [332]
• Amone, m. Ital. Teu. home, [311]
• Amos, m. Eng. Heb. burthen, [50]
• Amund, m. Nor. Teu. awful protection, [323]
• Amvrossij, m. Russ. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Amy, f. Eng. Lat. beloved, [182]
• Amyas, m. Eng. Lat. love God, [182]
• Amyot, m. Eng. Lat. love God, [182]
• Ana, f. Span. Bohm. Slov. Heb. grace, [42]
• Analo, m. Ger. Teu. ancestral, [332]
• Ananias, m. Gr. Heb. grace of the Lord, [42]
• Anarawd, f. Welsh, free of shame, [279]
• Anastagio, m. Ital. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastase, m. Fr. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastasia, f. Eng. Ital. Russ. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastasij, m. Russ. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastasios, m. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastasius, m. Lat. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastasl, m. Bav. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anastazy, m. Pol. Gr. who shall rise again, [110]
• Anatola, m. Fr. Gr. eastern, [200]
• Anatolia, f. Gr. Gr. eastern, [200]
• Anatolius, m. Gr. Gr. eastern, [200]
• Anbiorn, m. Eng. Teu. eagle bear, [342]
• Anca, f. Bohm. Heb. grace, [42]
• Ancela, f. Pol. Gr. angel, [53]
• Ancelin, servant, [262]
• Ancelot, m. Fr. Lat. servant, [262]
• Ancelote, f. Fr. Lat. servant, [262]
• Ancika, f. Bohm. Gr. grace, [42]
• Ancilée, f. Fr. Lat. servant, [262]
• Anders, m. Dan. Gr. man, [86]
• Andragathius, m. Gr. good man, [86]
• André, m. Fr. Gr. man, [86]
• Andrea, m. Ital. Gr. man, [86]
• Andreana, f. Ital. Gr. man, [86]
• Andréas, f. Ger. Gr. man, [86]
• Andrée, f. Fr. Gr. man, [86]
• Andreian, m. Russ. Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Andrej, m. Lus. Gr. man, [86]
• Andrejek, m. Slav. Gr. man, [86]
• Andres, m. Span. Gr. man, [86]
• Andrew, m. Eng. Gr. man, [86]
• Andrezej[Andrezej], m. Pol. man, [86]
• Andrien, m. Fr. Gr. man, [86]
• Andries, m. N.L.D. Gr. man, [86]
• Andrija, m. Serv. Gr. man, [86]
• Andronicus, m. Lat. Gr. man’s victory, [86]
• Andy, m. Ir. Gr. man, [86]
• Ane, f. Lith. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anessil, [242]
• Aneta, f. Serv. Heb. grace, [42]
• [Aneurin], m. Welsh, Gr. man of excellence.
• Anezka, f. Bohm. Gr. pure, [119]
• Angantyr, m. Nor. Teu. favourite of Tyr, [306]
• Ange, m. Fr. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angel, f. Eng. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angela, f. Eng. Span. It. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angèle, f. Fr. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angelica, f. Ital. Ger. Gr. angelic, [53]
• Angelico, m. Ital. Gr. angelic, [53]
• Angelina, f. Eng. Ital. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angeline, f. Fr. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angelino, m. Ital. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angelique, f. Fr. Gr. angelic, [53]
• Angelos, m. Gr. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angelot, f. Eng. Gr. angel, [53]
• Anges, f. Fr. Gr. angels, [53]
• Angharawd, f. Welsh, Kelt. free from shame, [279]
• Angilbald, Ing’s prince, [325]
• Angilrich, Ing’s king, [325]
• Angiltrud, Ing’s maid, [325]
• Angiolo, m. It. Gr. angel, [53]
• Angus, m. Scot. Kelt. excellent virtue, [242]
• Anicet, m. Fr. Gr. unconquered, [90]
• Aniceto, m. Rom. Gr. unconquered, [90]
• Anicsika, f. Serv. Heb. grace, [42]
• Aniello, m. Neap. Gr. angel, [53]
• Anikita, m. Russ. Gr. unconquered, [90]
• Anikke, f. Lith. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anisia, f. Eng. Gr. complete, [94]
• Anita, f. Span. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anjela, f. Bohm. Gr. angel, [53]
• Anjelika, f. Bohm. Gr. angelic, [53]
• Anjelina, f. Bohm. Gr. angel, [53]
• Anjuska, f. Serv. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anjutoka, f. Serv. Heb. grace, [42]
• Ankaret, f. Eng. Gr. Kelt. free from shame, [279]
• Anlaff, m. Eng. Teu. ancestor’s relic, [332]
• Anmcha, m. Erse, Kelt. courageous, [224]
• Ann, f. Eng. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anna, f. Gr. It. Swed. Serv. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annabel, f. Teu. Heb. eagle heroine (?), [41]
• Annabella, f. Teu. Heb. eagle heroine (?), [41], [343]
• Annali, f. Swiss, Heb. grace, [42]
• Annaple, f. Scot. Heb. eagle heroine (?), [41], [343]
• Annas, m. Eng. Heb. grace of the Lord, [41]
• Annchen, f. Ger. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annchet, f. Flem. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anne, f. Eng. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annerl, f. Bav. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annes, f. Eng. Gr. complete, [94]
• Annetta, f. Ital. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annette, f. Fr. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annibal, } m. [41]
• Annibale, } f. Ital. Phœn. grace of Baal, [40]
• Annibas, } [40]
• Annice, f. Eng. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annika, f. Dan. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anninka, f. Russ. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annjuscha, f. Russ. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annonciada, f. Span. Lat. announced, [30]
• Annonciade, f. Fr. Lat. announced, [30]
• Annora, f. Eng. Heb. grace (?), [68], eagle of Thor, [343]
• Annot, f. Scot. Heb. Light, [42]
• Annunciata, f. Lat. announced, [30]
• Annunziata, f. Ital. Lat. announced, [30]
• Annusche, f. Lett. Heb. grace, [42]
• Annuschka, f. Russ. Lat. grace, [42]
• Annusia, f. Russ. Gr. complete, [94]
• Annys, f. Eng. Gr. complete (?), [94]
• Annze, f. Lith. Heb. grace, [42]
• Anquetil, m. Fr. Teu. divine kettle, [290]
• Ans, m. Lett. Heb. grace of the Lord, [45]
• Ansbrando, m. Pol. Teu. divine sword, [290]
• Anschar, m. Ger. Teu. divine spear, [290]
• Anselm, m. Eng. Teu. divine helmet, [290]
• Anselme, m. Fr. Teu. divine helmet, [290]
• Anselmo, m. Rom. Teu. divine helmet, [290]
• Anselot, m. Fr. Lat. servant, [263]
• Ansgar, m. Frank. Teu. divine war, [290]
• Ansgard, f. Eng. Teu. divine guard, [290]
• Ansgisil, f. Lom. Teu. divine pledge, [290]
• Anshelm, m. Lom. Teu. divine helmet, [290]
• Ansis, m. Lett. Heb. grace of the Lord, [45]
• Ansketil, m. Frank. Teu. divine cauldron, [291]
• Ansmunt, divine protection, [291]
• Anso, m. Gr. Teu. divine helmet, [291]
• Anstace, f. Eng. Gr. resurrection, [110]
• Anstice, m. Eng. resurrection, [110]
• Anstys, m. Eng. resurrection, [110]
• Ansvald, Gr. Teu. m. divine power, [292]
• Anta, m. Lapp. Gr. man, [86]
• Antal, m. Hung. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antek, m. Pol. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antelmo, m. It. Teu. divine helmet, [290]
• Anthiball, m. Corn. Gr. surrounding.
• Anthonius, m. Dutch, Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Anthony, m. Eng. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antoine, m. Fr. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antoinette, f. Fr. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antolin, m. Ger. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Anton, m. Ger. Russ. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonetta, f. Russ. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonetta, f. Swiss, Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antoni, m. Pol. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonia, f. Ital. Span. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonie, f. Ger. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antoniea, f. Rom. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonietta, f. Rom. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonina, f. Ital. Span. Eng. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonino, m. Ital. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonio, m. Ital. Span. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antonius, m. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antons, m. Lett. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antony, m. Eng. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antoonje, m. Dutch, Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Antos, m. Pol. Lat. inestimable, [142]
• Ants, m. Esth. Heb. grace of the Lord, [45]
• Anty, f. Ir. Gr. resurrection, [110]
• Anysia, f. Gr. complete, [94]
• Anzioleto, m. Ven. Gr. angel, [53]
• Anziolina, f. Ven. Gr. angel, [53]
• Anziolo, Ven. Gr. angel, [53]
• Aodh, m. Gael. Kelt, fire, [227]
• Aodhfin, m. Gael. Kelt, white fire, [227]
• Aogostino, m. Pol. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Aoibhin, f. Erse, Kelt, pleasant, [227]
• Aoibhir Alluin, f. Gad. pleasantly excellent, [227]
• Aoibhir Caomha, Gad. pleasantly amiable, [227]
• Aoidhne, f. Erse, Kelt, fire, [227]
• Aoife, f. Erse, Heb. pleasant, [227]
• Aonghas, f. Erse, Kelt, excellent virtue, [242]
• Aonio, m. Ital. Gr. inestimable, [142]
• Aper, Lat. boar, [152]
• Apolline, f. Fr. Gr. of Apollo, [65]
• Apollodorus, m. Lat. Gr. gift of Apollo, [65]
• Apollonia, f. Lat. Gr. of Apollo, [65]
• Apollos, m. Eng. Gr. of Apollo, [65]
• Appo, m. Ger. Teu. wild boar, [337]
• Aquila, m. Eng. Lat. eagle, [156]
• Aquilina, f. Lat. Lat. eagle, [156]
• Arabella, f. Eng. Teu. eagle heroine (?), [343]
• Arbell, f. Eng. Teu. eagle heroine (?), [343]
• Archambault, m. Fr. Teu. holy prince, [328]
• Archangel, m. Eng. Gr. archangel, [73]
• Archibald, m. Scot. Teu. holy prince, [329]
• Archie, m. Scot. Teu. holy prince, [329]
• Archimbald, m. Ger. Teu. holy prince, [329]
• Arcibaldo, m. Ital. Teu. holy prince, [329]
• Ardh, m. Erse, Kelt, high, [266]
• Ardisheer, m. Pers. Zend, fire king, [224]
• Aregwydd, Cym. Kelt.
• Arch, m. Slov. Teu. ever king, [400]
• Arend, m. Dutch, Teu. eagle power, [343]
• Areta, f. Corn. Gr. virtuous rule, [64]
• Arethusa, f. Gr. Gr. virtuous, [83]
• Aretino, m. Ital. Gr. virtuous, [83]
• Argyro, f. Gr. Gr. silver, [125]
• Ari, m. Nor. Teu. eagle, [342]
• Arianwen, f. Welsh, Kelt, silver, [125], [282]
• Arinbiorn, m. Nor. Teu. hearth bear, [342]
• Ariovistus, m. Lat. Teu. host leader, [342]
• Arisa, f. Russ. Arab, [449]
• Aristagoras, Gr. Eng. best assembly, [83]
• Aristarchus, m. Lat. Gr. best governor, [83]
• Aristide, m. Fr. Gr. son of the best, [83]
• Aristides, m. Eng. Gr. son of the best, [83]
• Aristippus, Gr. Eng. best horse, [83]
• Aristobulus, m. Lat. Gr. best council, [83]
• Aristocles, Gr. Eng. best fame, [83]
• Arje, m. Dutch, Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Arkles, m. Eng. Gr. noble fame (?), [63]
• Armand, m. Fr. Teu. public, [327]
• Armando, m. Span. Teu. public, [327]
• Armanno, m. It. Teu. public, [327]
• Armantine, f. Fr. Teu. public, [327]
• Armine, m. Eng. Teu. public, [327]
• Arminius, m. Lat. Teu. public, [327]
• Armyn, m. Eng. Teu. public, [327]
• Arnaldo, m. Span. Prov. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnalldr, m. Nor. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnaud, m. Fr. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnaut, m. Fr. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnbiorg, f. Nor. Teu. eagle defence, [342]
• Arnbiorn, m. Nor. Teu. eagle bear, [342]
• Arndis, f. Nor. eagle spirit, [342]
• Arne, m. Dutch, Lat. from Adria, [156]
• Arneidur, f. Nor. Teu. eagle haste, [342]
• Arnfinn, m. Nor. Teu. white eagle, [342]
• Arnfridur, f. Nor. Teu. fair eagle, [342]
• Arngeir, m. Nor. Teu. eagle spear, [342]
• Arngrim, m. Nor. Teu. eagle mask, [342]
• Arngrimer, m. Nor. Teu. eagle mask, [342]
• Arnhold, m. Ger. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnkatla, f. Nor. Teu. eagle cauldron, [342]
• Arnkjell, m. Nor. Teu. eagle cauldron, [342]
• Arnlaug, f. Ger. Teu. eagle liquor, [342]
• Arnleif, m. Nor. Teu. eagle relic, [342]
• Arnliotor, m. Nor. Teu. eagle terror, [342]
• Arnmodr, Nor. Teu. eagle wrath, [342]
• Arnold, m. Ger. Eng. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnoldine, f. Ger. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnolf, m. Ger. Teu. eagle wolf, [342]
• Arnost, m. Bohm. Teu. eagle stone (?), [342]
• Arnostinrka, f. Bohm. Teu. eagle stone, [342]
• Arnoud, m. Fr. Teu. eagle power, [342]
• Arnoul, m. Fr. Teu. eagle wolf, [342]
• Arnridur, f. Nor. Teu. eagle haste, [343]
• Arnstein, m. Nor. Teu. eagle stone, [342]
• Arnthona, f. Nor. Teu. eagle maiden, [343]
• Arnthor, m. Nor. Teu. eagle of Thor, [343]
• Arnthora, f. Nor. Teu. eagle of Thor, [343]
• Arnulf, m. Eng. Teu. eagle wolf, [343]
• Arnulv, m. Nor. Teu. eagle wolf, [343]
• Arnvalldr, m. Nor. Teu. eagle power, [343]
• Arnvid, m. Nor. Teu. eagle of the wood, [343]
• Arri, f. Lith. Lat. honourable, [191]
• Arrian, m. Dutch, Lat. of Adria, [156]
• Arrighetta, f. Ital. Teu. home ruler, [310]
• Arrighetto, m. Ital. Teu. home ruler, [310]
• Arrigo, m. Ital. Teu. home ruler, [310]
• Arrigozo, m. Ital. Teu. home ruler, [310]
• Arriguccio, m. Ital. Teu. home ruler, [310]
• Arsaces, m. Gr. Zend, venerable, [57]
• Arsha, m. Pers. Zend, venerable, [57]
• Arshk, m. Pers. Zend, venerable, [57]
• Arsinoe, f. Fr. Gr. venerable, [57]
• Artabanus, Pers. fire worshipper.
• Artabanus, fire guardian.
• Artamenes, Pers. great minded.
• Artakshatra, m. Zend, fire king, [56]
• Artaxerxes, m. Gr. Zend, fire king, [56]
• Artemidore, m. Fr. Gr. gift of Artemis, [65]
• Artemidorus, m. Lat. Gr. gift of Artemis, [65]
• Artemise, f. Fr. Gr. of Artemis, [65]
• Artemisia, f. It. Gr. of Artemis, [65]
• Arth, m. Scot. Kelt, high, [266]
• Arthegal, m. Eng. Kelt, high courage, [266]
• Arthgal, m. Erse, Kelt, high courage, [266]
• Arthmael, m. Erse, Kelt, high chief, [266]
• Arthur, m. Eng. Kelt, high, [266]
• Arthurine, f. Eng. Kelt, high, [266]
• Arthwys, m. Welsh, [266]
• Arturo, m. Ital. Kelt, high, [266]
• Artus, m. Fr. Kelt, high, [266]
• Arve, m. Dan. Teu. eagle of the wood, [342]
• Arviragus, m. Lat. Kelt, high king, [267]
• Arwystli, m. Welsh, Gr. best council, [83]
• Asbera, f. Nor. Teu, divine bear, [291]
• Asbjorg, f. Nor. Teu. divine protection, [291]
• Arbjorn, m. Nor. Teu. divine bear, [291]
• Asbrand, m. Ice. Teu. divine sword, [291]
• Ascelin, m. Eng. Lat. servant, [268]
• Asgard, f. Ice. Teu. divine guard, [291]
• Asgaut, m. Nor. Teu. divine good, [291]
• Asgjer, m. Nor. Teu. divine spear, [291]
• Asgrim, m. Ice. Teu. divine wrath, [291]
• Asher, m. Eng. Heb. blessed, [7]
• Askatla, divine cauldron, [290]
• Askel, m. Ice. Teu. divine cauldron, [290]
• Asketyl, m. Ice. Teu. divine cauldron, [290]
• Askjell, m. Nor. Teu. divine cauldron, [290]
• Aslak, m. Nor. Teu. divine sport, [290]
• Aslavg, f. Nor. Teu. divine liquor, [290]
• Asleif, m. Nor. Teu. divine relic, [290]
• Asmundr, m. Nor. Teu. divine hand, [290]
• Asmus, m. Dutch, Gr. beloved, [113]
• Aspamirtas, m. Gr. Pers. horse lover, [78]
• Aspasia, f. Gr. Gr. welcome, [60]
• Assrenta, f. Ital. Lat. taken up into heaven, [30]
• Assur, m. Eng. Teu. the gods, [289]
• Asta, f. Ger. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Astolfo, m. Ital. Teu. swift wolf, [335], [401]
• Astrid, f. Nor. Teu. impulse of love, [401]
• Asuerues, m. Fr. Zend, venerable king, [57]
• Asvald, m. Nor. Teu. divine power, [290]
• Asvard, m. Nor. Teu. divine ward, [290]
• Asvor, m. Nor. Teu. divine prudence, [290]
• Asvora, f. Nor. Teu. divine prudence, [290]
• Ata, m. Lapp. Gr. man, [86]
• Atalik, m. Hung. Tatar, father-like, [13]
• Atanacko, m. Serv. Gr. undying, [109]
• Atanagio, m. Ital. Gr. undying, [109]
• Atanasia, m. Ital. Gr. undying, [109]
• Atanasio, m. It. Gr. undying, [109]
• Athanase, m. Fr. Gr. undying, [109]
• Athanasios, m. Gr. undying, [109]
• Athanasius, m. Eng. Lat. Ger. Gr. undying, [109]
• Athelstan, m. Eng. Teu. noble stone, [349]
• Athelwold, m. Eng. Teu. noble power, [349]
• Athenagoras, m. Gr. Athene’s assembly, [64]
• Athenaios, m. Gr. Gr. of Athene, [64]
• Athenais, f. Fr. Gr. of Athene, [64]
• Athenodorus, m. Lat. Gr. Athene’s gift, [64]
• Atli, m. Nor. Tatar, father-like, [13]
• Atte, m. Lett. Teu. rich, [376]
• Attila, m. Lat. Tatar, father-like, [13]
• Attilius, m. Lat. father-like (?), [13]
• Attinsch, m. Lett. Teu. rich, [376]
• Attok, m. Lapp. Gr. man, [86]
• Atty, m. Ir. Kelt, high, or horseman, [266]
• Aubrey, m. Eng. Teu. elf ruler, [380]
• Aubri, m. Fr. Teu. elf ruler, [380]
• Aud, f. Ice. Teu. rich, [376]
• Auda, f. Eng. Teu. rich, [376]
• Audafrei, m. Fr. Teu. rich peace, [376]
• Audard, m. Fr. Teu. people’s firmness, [375]
• Audgrie, m. Nor. Teu. rich helmet, [376]
• Audgunnr, f. Nor. Teu. rich war, [376]
• Audoacer, m. Goth. Teu. treasure watcher, [376]
• Audoenus, m. Lat. Teu. rich friend, [376]
• Audofled, f. Frank. Teu. rich increase, [376]
• Audoin, m. Lomb. rich friend, [376]
• Audovard, m. Nor. Teu. rich guard, [376]
• Audr, m. Nor. Teu. rich, [376]
• Audrey, f. Eng. Teu. noble threatener, [410]
• Audulf, m. Ice. Teu. rich wolf, [335]
• Audur, m. Ice. Teu. rich, [376]
• Audvakr, m. Goth. Teu. treasure watcher, [376]
• Audwine, m. Frank. Teu. rich friend, [376]
• Augen, rich war, [376]
• Augmund, m. Nor. Teu. awful protection, [323]
• August, m. Ger. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Augusta, f. Eng. Ger. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Auguste, m. Fr. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Augusteen, f. Ir. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Augustin, m. Eng. Ger. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Augustina, f. Ger. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Augustine, f. Fr. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Augustino, m. Span. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Augustinus, m. Lat. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Augusts, m. Lett. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Augustus, m. Lat. Eng. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Augustyn, m. Pol. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Auhy, Ir. Kelt. horseman, [276]
• Aujusts, m. Lett. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Aulus, m. Lat. Lat. sustaining (?), or cockle (?), or hall, [131]
• Aurelia, f. Eng. Lat. golden, [143]
• Aurélie, f. Fr. Lat. golden, [143]
• Aurelius, m. Lat. golden, [143]
• Aurora, f. Eng. Ger. Lat. dawn, [169]
• Aurore, f. Fr. Lat. dawn, [169]
• Austin, m. Eng. Lat. venerable, [158]
• Authaire, m. Teu. rich warrior, [378]
• Avald, m. Nor. Teu. [323]
• Avarddwy, m. Cym. Kelt. [224]
• Avel, m. Russ. Heb. breath, [11]
• Aveline, f. Norman, Heb. pleasant, [232]
• Averil, f. Eng. Teu. wild boar battle maid, [337]
• Averkie, m. Wall. Teu. noble ruler, [412]
• Avgust, m. Russ. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Avgusta, f. Russ. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Avgusta, f. Russ. Slov. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Avgustin, m. Russ. Slov. Lat. venerable, [157]
• Avice, f. Eng. Teu. war refuge, [305]
• Avicia, f. Lat. Teu. war refuge, [305]
• Avis, f. Eng. Teu. war refuge, [305]
• Avraam, m. Russ. Heb. father of multitudes, [12]
• Avramij, m. Russ. Heb. father of multitudes, [12]
• Awdry, f. Eng. Teu. noble threatener, [310]
• Awel, m. Russ. Heb. breath, [11]
• Awlay, m. Scott. Kelt. work, [330]
• Awnan, m. Ir. Heb. Lat. Adam, the dwarf, [10]
• Awst, m. Welsh, Lat. venerable, [157]
• Axel, m. Dan. Teu. divine reward, [13]
• Ayelt, m. Fris. Teu. formidable firmness, [323]
• Ayldo, m. Fris. Teu. formidable firmness, [323]
• Aylmer, m. Eng. Teu. formidable fame, [323]
• Aylward, m. Eng. Teu. formidable guard, [323]
• Aylwin, m. Eng. Teu. formidable friend, [323]
• Aylwin, m. Eng. Teu. formidable fame, [323]; elf friend, [266]
• Aymar, m. Eng. Teu. work ruler, [331]
• Aymon, m. Fr. Teu. home, [311]
• Ayoub, m. Arab. Heb. persecuted, [26]
• Azalaïs, f. Prov. Teu. noble cheer, [411]
• Azalbert, m. Prov. Teu. nobly bright, [411]
• Azelin, m. Norman, Tatar, fatherlike, [13]
• Azemar, m. Prov. Teu. fierce fame, [412]
• Azo, m. Ital. Lat. from Acca, [140]
• Azor, m. Norman, Teu. the gods, [289]
• Azzo, m. Ital. Lat. from Acca, [140]
• Azzolino, m. Ital. Lat. from Acca, [140]

B

• Baaje, m. Nor. Teu. bow, [351]
• Bab, f. Eng. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Baba, f. Lus. Swiss, Gr. stranger, [117]
• Babali, f. Swiss, Gr. stranger, [117]
• Babbe, f. Lett. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Babeli, f. Swiss, Gr. stranger, [117]
• Babet, f. Fr. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Babette, f. Fr. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Babiche, f. Fr. Heb. stranger, [117]
• Babichon, f. Fr. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Babie, f. Scot. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Babuscha, f. Lus. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Baccio, m. Ital. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Badezom, m. Bret. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Badilo, m. Ger. Teu. messenger, [413]
• Bado, m. Ger. Teu. messenger, [413]
• Baez, m. Welsh, Kelt. boar, [152]
• Bahee, f. Manx, life, [243]
• Bal, m. Lus. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Bal, m. Lus. Lat. healthy, [152]
• Balas, m. Hung. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Balawn, m. Welsh, Lat. strong, [153]
• Balbus, m. Lat. stammerer, [159]
• Baldag, m. A.S. Teu. white day, [303]
• Baldassare, m. Ital. Pers. war council, [211]
• Baldbrecht, m. Ger. princely splendour, [303]
• Baldeflede, f. Eng. Teu. princely increase, [303]
• Baldegisel, m. Frank. Teu. prince pledge, [303]
• Baldemar, m. Ger. Teu. princely fame, [303]
• Baldemund, m. Ger. Teu. princely protection, [303]
• Balderich, m. Ger. Teu. prince ruler, [303]
• Balderik, m. Swiss, Teu. prince ruler, [303]
• Balderik, m. Swed. Teu. prince ruler, [303]
• Balderyk, m. Pol. Teu. prince ruler, [303]
• Baldetrud, f.[f.] Ger. Teu. princely maid, [303]
• Baldfried, m. Ger. Teu. prince peace, [303]
• Baldie, m. Scot. Teu. sacred prince, [303]
• Baldo, m. Ger. Teu. prince, [303]
• Baldovino, m. Ital. Teu. prince friend, [303]
• Baldramm, m. Eng. Teu. prince raven, [303]
• Baldred, m. Eng. Teu. prince council, [303]
• Baldric, m. Eng. Teu. prince ruler, [303]
• Baldur, m. Nor. Teu. white, [303]
• Baldwin, m. Eng. Teu. prince friend, [304]
• Baldwine, m. Eng. Teu. prince friend, [304]
• Balint, m. Lith. Lat. strong, [153]
• Balk, m. Lus. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Balk, m. Lus. Lat. healthy, [153]
• Balsys, m. Lith. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Balta, m. Ill. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Baltasar, m. Span. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Baltasard, m. Fr. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Baltassare, m. Ital. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Baltazar, m. Ill. Pers. war council(?), [211]
• Balthasar, m. Ger. Eng. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Balto, m. Ill. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Baltramejus, m. Lith. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Baltras, m. Lith. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Baltyn, m. Lus. Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Bältzel, m. Swiss, Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Balz, m. Swiss, Pers. war council (?), [211]
• Banan, Erse, white, [244]
• Banej, m. Slov. Lat. of the city, [202]
• Bandi, m. Hung. Gr. man, [86]
• Banquo, m. Eng. Kelt. white, [244]
• Baothgalach, m. Erse, Kelt. youthful courage, [224]
• Baptist, m. Russ. Ger. Eng. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Baptista, m. Port. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Baptiste, m. Fr. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Baptysta, m. Pol. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Barak, m. Eng. Heb. lightning.
• Barba, f. Ill. Span. Eng. Slav. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbara, f. Ger. It. Russ. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbary, f. Eng. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbe, f. Fr. Lett. Ger. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbeli, f. Gr. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbica, f. Slov. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbora, f. Lus. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbota, f. Bohm. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbraa, f. Dutch, Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbule, f. Lett. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barbutte, f. Lith. Gr. stranger, [117]
• Barca, m. Lat. Phœn. lightning,
• Bardo, m. Dan. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bardolf, m. Eng. Teu. bright wolf, [335]
• Bardr, m. Nor. Ice. beard, [427]
• Barend, m. Dutch, Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Barna, m. Ital. Heb. son of consolation, [24]
• Barnaba, m. Ital. Ger. Heb. son of consolation, [24]
• Barnabas, m. Eng. Heb. son of consolation, [24]
• Barnabé, m. Fr. Heb. son of consolation, [24]
• Barnaby, m. Eng. Heb. son of consolation, [24]
• Barnard, m. Ir. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Barney, m. Ir. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Barry, m. Ir. Kelt. looking straight at the mark, [224]
• Bart, m. Dutch, Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartek, m. Pol. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartel, m. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Barteo, m. Ill. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Barthel, m. Ger. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Barthelemi, m. Fr. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartholomœus, Lat. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartholomao, m. Port. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartholomew, m. Eng. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartholomieu, m. Fr. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Barthram, m. Scot. Teu. bright raven, [415]
• Bartl, m. Bav. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartleme, m. Swiss, Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartley, m. Ir. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartli, m. Swiss, Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartlme, m. Bav. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartlomiej, m. Pol. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Barto, m. Lus. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartold, m. Ger. Teu. bright power, [415]
• Bartolik, m. Ill. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartolo, m. Span. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartolomée, m. Fr. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartolome, m. Span. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartolomeo, m. Ital. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bartram, m. Litt. Teu. bright raven, [345], [415]
• Bartramusch, m. Litt. Teu. bright raven, [345]
• Bartulf, m. Ger. Teu. bright wolf, [345]
• Bartuo, m. Ill. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Barzillai, m. Eng. Heb. son of iron, [25]
• Bascho, m. Swiss, Gr. awful, [111]
• Basil, m. Ger. Eng. Gr. kingly, [112]
• Basile, m. Fr. Gr. kingly, [112]
• Basilia, f. Eng. Gr. kingly, [112]
• Basilio, m. Ital. Gr. kingly, [112]
• Basine, f. Prov. Gr. kingly, [112]
• Baste, m. Nor. Ger. awful, [111]
• Basti, m. Bav. Gr. awful, [111]
• Bastia, m. Swiss, Gr. awful, [111]
• Bastiali, m. Swiss, Gr. awful, [111]
• Bastian, m. Ger. Gr. awful, [111]
• Bastiano, m. Ital. Gr. awful, [111]
• Bastiao, m. Port. Gr. awful, [111]
• Bastien, m. Fr. Gr. awful, [111]
• Bat, m. Eng. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bathanat, m. Kelt, son of the boar, [224]
• Bathilda, f. Eng. Teu. commanding battle maid, [338], [413]
• Bathilde, f. Fr. Teu. commanding battle maid, [413]
• Bathsheba, f. Eng. Heb. daughter of the oath.
• Bathshua, f. Eng. Heb. daughter of the oath.
• Bâtiste, m. Fr. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Batiste, m. Fr. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Batram, m. Lus. Teu. bright raven 345, [415]
• Batramusch, m. Lus. Teu. bright raven, [345], [415]
• Battista, f. Fr. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Baud, m. Fr. Teu. prince, [303]
• Baudouin, m. Fr. Teu. princely friend, [303]
• Baudoin, f. Fr. Teu. princely friend, [303]
• Baudri, m. Fr. Teu. bold ruler, [303]
• Baudhildur, f. Nor. Teu. commanding battle maid, [413]
• Baudrand, m. Fr. Teuton, prince raven, [303]
• Baudouin, m. Fr. Teu. prince friend, [303]
• Bauge, m. Ice. Teu. bow, [351]
• Baugisel, m. Ice. Teu. bow pledge, [351]
• Bauista, m. Span. Gr. baptizer, [44]
• Bazyli, m. Pol. Gr. kingly, [112]
• Beadweig, m. A.S. Teu. battle war.
• Brearck, Lat. Ill. babbler, [158]
• Beat, m. Fr. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Beata, f. Eng. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Beate, f. Fr. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Beatrica, f. Slov. Lat. blesser, [183]
• Beatrice, f. Ital. Eng. Ger. Lat. blesser, [183]
• Beatriks, f. Russ. Lat. blesser, [183]
• Beatrix, f. French, Port. Lat. blesser, [183]
• Beatus, m. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Bebba, f. Swiss, Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bebbeli, f. Swiss, Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bebinn, f. Gael. Kelt. melodious, [224]
• Becky, f. Eng. Heb. noosed cord, [14]
• Bedaws, m. Cym. Kelt. life, [254]
• Bede, m. Eng. Kelt. life, Teu. prayer, [254]
• Bedrich, m. Bohm. Teu. peace ruler, [296]
• Bedriska, f. Bohm. Teu. peace ruler, [296]
• Bedwulf, m. Eng. Teu. commanding wolf, [335], [413]
• Bees, f. Eng. Teu. praying—Kelt. life, [253]
• Beffana, f. It. Gr. manifestation, [212]
• Bega, f. Eng. Kelt. life—Teu. prayer, [253]
• Begga, f. Nor. Kelt. life—Teu. prayer, [253]
• Beìeli, m. Swiss, Heb. goodness of the Lord, [49]
• Bejmia, m. Lus. Gr. fair fame, [88]
• Bela, f. Span. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bela, m. Hung. Teu. nobly bright, [410]
• Belinda, f. Eng. Ital. (?) serpent, [464]
• Belisarius, m. Lat. Slav. white prince, [211]
• Belitzar, m. Slav. white prince, [211]
• Belle, f. Eng. Phœn. oath of Baal, [35]
• Bellona, f. Eng. Lat. warlike, [169]
• Bellovisus, m. Lat. beautiful to behold, [352]
• Belphœbe, f. Eng. Gr. far light, [65]
• Beltran, m. Span. Teu. bright raven, [415]
• Bema, f. Lus. Gr. fair speech, [88]
• Ben, m. Eng. Heb. son of the right hand, [7]
• Bendik, m. Nor. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Bendikkas, m. Lett. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Bendzus, m. Lett. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedek, m. Hung. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedetta, f. Ital. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedetto, m. Ital. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedict, m. Eng. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedicta, f. Port. Eng. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedictine, f. Ger. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedicto, m. Port. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedictus, m. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedikt, m. Ger. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedickta, f. Ger. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedit, m. Ill. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedix, m. Ger. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benedykt, m. Pol. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Bengt, Swed. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benigna, f. Ger. Lat. kind, [183]
• Benigne, m. Fr. Lat. kind, [183]
• Benignus, m. Lat. kind, [183]
• Beniesch, Lus. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benin, m. Fr. Lat. kind, [183]
• Benita, f. Span. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benito, m. Span. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benjamin, m. Eng. Heb. son of the right hand, [7]
• Benjamino, m. It. Heb. son of the right hand, [7]
• Benjie, m. Scot. Heb. son of the right hand, [7]
• Bennéad, m. Bret. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Bennéged, m. Bret. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Bennet, m. Eng. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Benno, m. Ger. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Benoit, m. Fr. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benoite, f. Fr. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benoni, m. Eng. Heb. son of sorrow, [7]
• Bent, m. Dan. Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benvenuto, m. It. welcome, [185]
• Benyna, f. Lith. Lat. kind, [183]
• Benzel, m. Swiss, Lat. blessed, [184]
• Benzli, m. Swiss, Lat. blessed, [184]
• Beorn, m. A.S. Teu. bear, [339]
• Beornulf, m. A.S. Teu. bear wolf, [339]
• Beornwald, m. A.S. Teu. bear power, [339]
• Beorhtric, m. A.S. Teu. bright ruler, [415]
• Beowulf, m. A.S. Teu. harvest wolf, [335]
• Beppo, m. It. Heb. addition, [23]
• Bera, f. Nor. Teu. bear, [339]
• Berach, m. Erse, Kelt. looking straight at the mark, [224]
• Béranger, m. Fr. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Bérengère[Bérengère], f. Fr. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Berault, m. Fr. Teu. bear power, [340]
• Berchta, f. Ger. Teu. bright, [415]
• Berchthilda, f. Frank. Teu. bright battle maid, [415]
• Berchtiramm, m. Frank. Teu. bright raven, [345], [415]
• Berchtvold, m. A.S. Teu. bright power, [339], [415]
• Berdrand, m. Ger. Teu. bright raven, [345], [415]
• Berend, m. Ger. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Berengar, m. Ger. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Berengaria, f. Eng. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Berenger, m. Eng. Span. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Berenguela, f. Span. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Berenice, f. Macedonian, Gr. bringing victory, [90]
• Berents, Lett. Teu. bear firm, [339]
• Berghild, f. Nor. Teu. protecting battle maid, [419]
• Bergliot, f. Swed. Teu. mountain terror, [419]
• Berge, f. Lett. Kelt. [236]
• Bergswain, m. Nor. Teu. protecting youth, [419]
• Bergthor, m. Nor. Teu. protecting Thor, [419]
• Bergthora, f. Nor. Teu. protecting Thor, [419]
• Bernal, m. Span. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernaldo, m. Fr. It. Teu. bear’s power, [339]
• Bernard, m. Eng. Teu. firm bear, [340]
• Bernardek, m. Slov. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernardin, m. Fr. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernardina, f. Ital. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernardine, f. Fr. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernardino, m. Ital. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernardo, m. Ital. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernardu, m. Wallach. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernat, m. Hung. Teu. firm bear, [339]
• Bernclo, m. Bav. Teu. bear’s claw, [339]
• Bernd, m. Fris. Teu. bear firm, [339]
• Berner, m. Ger. Teu. bear warrior, [339]
• Berngard, m. Russ. Teu. bear firm, [339]
• Bernhard, m. Ger. Teu. bear firm, [339]
• Berngard, f. Dan. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Bernhardine, f. Ger. Teu. bear firm, [339]
• Bernice, Eng. Gr. bringing victory, [90]
• Bernold, m. Ger. Teu. bear power, [339]
• Berns, m. Lett. Teu. bear firm, [339]
• Bersi, m. Nor. Teu. bear, [339]
• Berta, f. Ital. Pol. Teu. bright (Epiphany night), [212], [415]
• Bertalda, f. Ger. Teu. bright battle maid, [415]
• Bertaldo, m. It. Teu. bright firm, [415]
• Bertar, m. Ger. Teu. bright warrior, [415]
• Bertel, m. Ger. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bertel, Dan. Teu. noble brightness, [415]
• Bertelmes, m. Dutch, Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Bertha, f. Eng. Ger. Teu. bright (Epiphany night), [212], [415]
• Berthe, f. Fr. Teu. bright (Epiphany night), [212], [415]
• Berthilda, f. Ger. Teu. bright battle maid, [414]
• Berthold, m. Ger. Teu. bright firm, [415]
• Bertille, f. Fr. Teu. bright battle maid, [414]
• Bertin, m. Fr. Teu. bright friend, [415]
• Berto, m. Ger. Teu. bright.
• Bertok, m. Hung. Teu. bright raven, [414]
• Bertold, m. Ger. Teu. bright power, [414]
• Bertoldo, m. Ital. Teu. bright firm, [414]
• Bertolf, m. Ger. Teu. bright wolf, [335]
• Bertoud, m. Fr. Teu. bright firm, [415]
• Bertrade, f. Fr. Teu. bright speech, [415]
• Bertram, m. Ger. Eng. Teu. bright raven, [415]
• Bertran, m. Prov. Span. Teu. bright raven, [415]
• Bertrand, m. Fr. Ger. Teu. bright raven, or shield, [415]
• Bertrăo, m. Span. Teu. bright raven, [415]
• Bertrich, m. Ger. Teu. bright rule, [415]
• Bertrud, f. Ger. Teu. bright maid, [415]
• Bertuccio, m. Ital. Teu. bright friend, [415]
• Bertulf, m. Ger. Teu. bright wolf, [335], [415]
• Bertwine, m. Ger. Teu. bright friend, [415]
• Berzske, f. Lett. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Bess, f. Eng. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Besse, m. Nor. Teu. bear, [339]
• Bessie, f. Scot. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bessy, f. Eng. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bet, f. Eng. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Beta, f. Lus. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Beth, f. Gael. Kelt. life, [253]
• Betha, f. Swiss, Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bethia, f. Eng. Kelt. life, [253]
• Bethlem, m. Hung. Heb. house of bread, [39]
• Bethoc, f. Gael. Kelt. life, [253]
• Betsey, f. Eng. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Betta, f. It. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Bette, f. Ger. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bettina, f. It. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Bettine, f. Ger. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bettino, m. Ital. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Betto, m. Ital. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Bettrys, f. Welsh, Lat. blesser, [183]
• Betty, f. Eng. Heb. God’s oath, [35]
• Bevis, m. Eng. Teu. bow, [351]
• Biagio, m. Ital. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Bianca, f. Ital. Teu. white, [428]
• Biasio, m. Ital. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Bibiana, f. Lat. living, [197]
• Bibianus, m. Lat. living, [197]
• Biddulph, f. Eng. Teu. commanding wolf, [413]
• Biddy, f. Ir. Kelt. strength, [235]
• Bice, f. It. Lat. blesser, [183]
• Bildaberta, f. Ger. [212]
• Bilichilde, f. Fr. Teu. resolute battle maid, [314]
• Bilippos, m. Macedonian, Gr. loving horses, [79]
• Bill, m. Eng. Teu. helmet of resolution, [314]
• Bille, f. Lith. Lat. wise old woman, [313]
• Bindus, m. Lett. Lat. blessed, [183]
• Bine, f. Serv. Lat. kind, [184]
• Binkentios, m. Gr. Lat. conquering, [197]
• Biorgulv, m. Nor. protecting wolf, [419]
• Birge, [419]
• Birger, m. Dan. Teu. protecting warrior, [419]
• Birre, f. Esth. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Bisch, Swiss, Gr. baptism, [44]
• Bischeli, Swiss, Gr. baptism, [44]
• Bjorgulv, m. Ice. Teu. mountain wolf, [419]
• Bjorn, m. Nor. Teu. bear, [339]
• Bjornar, m. Nor. Teu. bear warrior, [339]
• Bjorngjar, m. Nor. Teu. bear spear, [339]
• Bjorngjerd, m. Nor. Teu. bear spear.
• Bjornhard, m. Nor. Teu. stern bear, [339]
• Bjornhedinn, m. Nor. Teu. bear fury, [339]
• Bjornstern, m. Nor. Teu. bear star, [339]
• Bjornulv, m. Nor. Teu. bear wolf, [339]
• Blaas, m. Dutch, Teu. babbler, [159]
• Blagodvoj, m. Ill. Slav. good war, [444]
• Blagogost, m. Slav. good guest, [444]
• Blagoje, Ill. Slav. good war, [444]
• Blagorod, m. Ill. Slav. good birth, [444]
• Blagoslav, m. Ill. Slav. good glory, [444]
• Blaise, m. Fr. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blaisot, m. Fr. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blanca, f. Ger. Span. Teu. white, [429]
• Blanch, f. Eng. Teu. white, [428]
• Blanche, f. Fr. Teu. white, [429]
• Blanchefleur, f. Fr. Teu. white flower, [172], [428]
• Blanco, m. Span. Teu. white, [429]
• Blas, m. Span. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blase, m. Eng. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasek, m. Ill. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasi, m. Ger. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasia, f. Ger. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasio, m. It. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasius, m. Ger. Lat. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasko, m. Ill. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blasok, m. Bav. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blaszej, m. Pol. Bohm. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blathnaid, f. Erse, Kelt, white flower, [428]
• Blaz, m. Ill. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blaze, m. Eng. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blazek, m. Ill. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blazena, f. Slav. Slav, happy, [444]
• Blazko, m. Ill. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Blenda, f. Swed. Teu. dazzling, [429]
• Boadicea, f. Lat. Kelt, victory, [227]
• Boaventura, m. Port. Ital. well met, [185]
• Bob, m. Eng. Teu. bright fame, [392]
• Bobbo, m. Ger. Teu. father, [333]
• Bobo, m. Ger. Teu. father, [333]
• Bodil, f. Nor. Teu. commanding battle maid, [413]
• Bodild, f. Nor. Teu. commanding battle maid, [413]
• Bodmod, m. Dan. Teu. battle fury, [414]
• Bodnar, m. Dan. Teu. battle leader, [414]
• Bodo, m. Ger. Teu. commander, [413]
• Bodulf, m. Dan. Teu. commanding wolf, [413]
• Bodvulf, m. A.S. Teu. commanding wolf, [413]
• Bodvulf, m. Dan. Teu. battle wolf, [414]
• Boel, f. Nor. Teu. commanding battle maid, [413]
• Boemondo, m. It. Slav. God’s love (?).
• Boethius, m. Lat. Kelt. youthful courage.
• Bogasav, m. Ill. Slav. God’s glory, [438]
• Bogdan, m. Slav. Slav. God’s gift, [438]
• Bogdana, f. Slav. Slav. God’s gift, [438]
• Boge, m. Nor. Teu. bow, [352]
• Bogislaus, m. Eng. Slav. God’s glory, [438]
• Bogo, m. Ger. Teu. bow, [352]
• Bogoboj, m. Slav. Slav. God’s battle, [438]
• Bogohval, m. Slav. Slav. God’s praise, [438]
• Bogomil, m. Ill. Slav. God’s love, [438]
• Bogoslav, m. Slav. Slave, God’s glory, [438]
• Bogue, m. Eng. Teu. bow, [352]
• Bohdan, m. Bohm. Slav. God’s gift, [438]
• Bohdana, m. Bohm. Slav. God’s gift, [438]
• Bohemond, m. Eng. Slav. God’s love (?), [438]
• Bohumil, m. Bohm. Slav. God’s love, [438]
• Bohumir, m. Bohm. Slav. God’s peace, [438]
• Boidh, m. Gadhaelic, Erse, yellow, [252]
• Boldisar, m. Hung. Pers. war council, [211]
• Boleslao, m. Span. Slav. stronger glory, [441]
• Boleslas, m. Fr. Slav. strong glory, [441]
• Boleslau, m. Port. Slav, strong-glory, [441]
• Boleslav, m. Slav. Slav. strong glory, [441]
• Bolta, m. Ill. Pers. [211]
• Boltazar, m. Slov. Pers. [211]
• Bona, f. It. Ger. Lat. good, [185]
• Bonaventura, m. It. well met, [185]
• Bonaventure, m. Fr. It. well met, [185]
• Bondr, m. Nor. farmer, [332]
• Bonifac, m. Bohm. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Boniface, m. Eng. Fr. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonifacij, m. Russ. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonifacio, m. It. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonifacius, m. Ger. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonifacy, m. Pol. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonifaz, m. Ger. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonifazio, m. It. Lat. well doer, [185]
• Bonne, f. Fr. Lat. good, [185]
• Bopp, m. Swiss, Heb. supplanter, [17]
• Boppi, f. Swiss, Heb. addition, [23]
• Boris, m. Russ. fight, [441]
• Borka, m. Russ. Slav. fight, [441]
• Borinka, m. Russ. Slav. fight, [441]
• Borivor, m. Bohm. Slav. fight, [441]
• Borgny, protecting freshness, [419]
• Borny, protecting freshness, [419]
• Borbola, Hung. stranger, [117]
• Boris, Hung. stranger, [117]
• Bors, m. Eng. Kelt. boar, [152]
• Bortolo, m. It. Heb. son of furrows, [25]
• Boso, m. Ger. Teu. commander, [413]
• Bostej, m. Sl. Gr. awful, [111]
• Bostjan, m. Sl. Gr. awful, [111]
• Botheric, m. Goth. Teu. commanding king, [413]
• Bothild, f. Dan. Teu. commanding heroine, [413]
• Botho, m. Ger. Teu. commander, [413]
• Botolph, m. Eng. Teu. commanding wolf, [413]
• Botzhild, f. Ger. Teu. commanding heroine, [413]
• Botzo, m. Ger. Teu. commander, [413]
• Botzulf, m. Ger. Teu. commanding wolf, [413]
• Boyd, m. Scot. Kelt. yellow, [252]
• Bozena, m. Slov. Slav. Christmas child, [438]
• Bozicko, m. Slov. Slav. Christmas child, [438]
• Bozidar, m. Slov. Slav. God’s gift, [438]
• Bozidara, m. Slov. Slave, God’s gift, [438]
• Bozo, m. Ger. Teu. commander, [413]
• Bozo, m. Slov. Slav. Christmas child, [438]
• Bragican, m. Ill. Slav. brother, [444]
• Brajan, m. Ill. Slav. brother, [444]
• Bram, m. Dutch, Heb. father of nations, [12]
• Bran, m. Gael. Kelt. raven, [235]
• Bran, m. Cym. Kelt. raven, [235]
• Branca, Port. Teu. white, [429]
• Brancaleone, m. Ital. arm of a lion, [77]
• Brand, m. Ger. Teu. sword, [351]
• Brandolf, m. Nor. Teu. sword wolf, [351]
• Bratoljub, m. Ill. Slav. brother’s love, [444]
• Bravac, m. Ill. Slav. wild boar, [441]
• Braz, m. Port. Lat. babbler, [159]
• Brazil, m. Manx, Kelt. strong, [235]
• Breasal, m. Erse, Kelt. [235]
• Brenda, f. Scot. Teu. sword (?), [351]
• Brengwain, f. Eng. Kelt. white bosom, [230]
• Brenhilda, f. Span. Teu. breast-plate battle maid, [360]
• Brennus, m. Lat. Kelt. strong, [232]
• Brenzis, f. Esth. Lat. laurel, [174]
• Brian, m. Ir. Kelt. strong, [235]
• Brichteva, f. Nor. Teu. bright gift, [415]
• Brichtfled, f. A.S. Teu. bright increase, [415]
• Brichtfrid, m. A.S. Teu. bright peace, [415]
• Brichtmar, A.S. Teu. bright fame, [415]
• Brichtric, m. A.S. Teu. bright king, [415]
• Brichtseg, m. A.S. Teu. bright warrior, [415]
• Brichtstan, m. A.S. Teu. bright stone, [415]
• Bride, f. Scot. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Bridget, f. Eng. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brien, m. Fr. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brietta, f. Ir. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brieuc, m. Bret. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brighid, f. Erse, Kelt. strength, (goddess of smiths,) [236]
• Brigida, f. It. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brigide, f. Fr. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brigitta, f. Swed. Ger. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brigitte, f. Fr. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brischia, f. Lus. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brita, f. Swed. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brites, f. Port. strength, [236]
• Brithomar, m. Kelt. great Briton, [224]
• Brithric, m. Eng. Teu. bright ruler, [415]
• Britomartis, f. Crete, Gr. sweet maid, [236]
• Britle, f. Lett. Kelt. strength, [236]
• Brockwell, m. Eng. Kelt. strong champion (?), [236]
• Brocmael, m. Welsh, Kelt. strong champion (?), [236]
• Bronislav, m. Slav. Slav. weapon glory, [441]
• Bronislava, f. Slav. Slav. weapon glory, [441]
• Bronwen, f. Welsh, Kelt. white bosom, [229]
• Bros, m. Lus. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Brosk, m. Lus. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Brunehault, f. Fr. Teu. breast-plate battle maid, [360]
• Brunilla, f. Nor. Teu. breast-plate battle maid, [360]
• Bruno, m. Ger. Teu. brown, [428]
• Brush, m. Eng. Gr. immortal, [109]
• Bryan, m. Ir. Kelt. strong, [235]
• Bryney, m. Ir. Kelt. strong, [235]
• Brynhild, m. Ger. Teu. breast-plate battle maid, [360]
• Brynjar, m. Nor. Teu. breast-plate warrior, [360]
• Brunulf, m. Nor. Teu. breast-plate wolf, [360]
• Buadhach, m. Erse, Kelt. victorious, [227]
• Budhic, m. Bret. Kelt. victorious, [227]
• Buddud, f. Welsh, Kelt. victory, [227]
• Buddug, f. Welsh, Kelt. victory, [227]
• Bugge, m. Dan. Teu. bow, [352]
• Buovo, It. Nor. Teu. bow, [352]
• Burac, m. Serv. Slav. storm, [439]
• Burgenhild, A.S. Teu. protecting battle maid, [419]
• Burja, m. Serv. Slav. storm, [439]
• Burrhed, m. A.S. Teu. pledge of council, [419]
• Byrger, m. Dan. Teu. protecting warrior, [419]

C

• Cacciaguido, m. It. conquering war, [451]
• Cadell, m. Welsh, Kelt. war defence, [251]
• Cadfer, m. stout in battle, [251]
• Cadffrawd, m. Welsh, Kelt. brother’s war, [252]
• Cado, m. Welsh, Kelt. [251]
• Cadoc, m. Eng. Kelt. [251]
• Cadogan, m. Eng. Kelt. [251]
• Cados, m. Fr. Kelt. war, [251]
• Caduad, m. Brit. Kelt. war, [251]
• Caduan, m. Bret. Kelt. war horn, [251]
• Cadvan, m. Welsh, Kelt. war horn, [252]
• Cadwaladyr, m. Welsh, Kelt. battle arranger, [252]
• Cadwallader, m. Eng. Kelt. battle arranger, [251]
• Cadwallon, m. Welsh, Kelt. war lord (?), [251]
• Cadwgan, m. Welsh, Kelt. war, [252]
• Cæcilia, f. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cäcilie, f. Ger. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cæcilius, m. Lat. blind, [144]
• Caemhan, m. Erse, Kelt. handsome, [256]
• Cæsar, m. Lat. hairy (?), [159]
• Cäsar, m. Ger. Lat. hairy (?), [159]
• Caetano, m. Span. Lat. of Caieta, [132]
• Caharija, f. Slov. Heb. remembrance of the Lord, [51]
• Cahir, m. Ir. Kelt. battle slaughter, [252]
• Caia, f. Lat. rejoiced in, [131]
• Caieta, f. Lat. rejoiced in, [131]
• Cailein, m. dove, [261]
• Cailleach, f. Erse, Kelt. handmaid, [261]
• Cailleach Aonghas, f. Erse, Kelt. handmaid of Angus, [261]
• Cailleach Coeimghin, f. Erse, Kelt. handmaid of Kevin, [261]
• Cailleach De, f. Erse, Kelt. handmaid of God, [261]
• Cain, m. Eng. Heb. possession, [7]
• Cainan, m. Eng. Heb. gaining, [7]
• Cainneach, m. Gael. Kelt. comely, [256]
• Caintigern, f. Erse, Kelt. fair lady, [258]
• Caio, m. Ital. Lat. rejoiced in, [131]
• Cairbre, m. Erse, Kelt. strong man, [250]
• Caislav, m. Pol. Slav. honour glory, [442]
• Caius, m. Lat. rejoiced in, [131]
• Cajetano, m. Span. Lat. of Gaeta, [131]
• Caleb, m. Eng. Heb. dog, [38]
• Caligula, m. Lat. of the sandal, [131]
• Calixtus, m. Lat. of the chalice.
• Callum, m. Gael. dove, [261]
• Calvandre, m. Fr. [57]
• Camilla, f. Lat. Eng. It. Lat. attendant at a sacrifice, [160]
• Camille, m. f. Fr. Lat. attendant at a sacrifice, [160]
• Camillo, m. Ital. Lat. attendant at a sacrifice, [160]
• Camillus, m. Lat. attendant at a sacrifice, [160]
• Camilo, m. Span. Lat. attendant at a sacrifice, [160]
• Candide, f. Fr. Lat. white, [270]
• Cane, m. It. Lat. dog, [247]
• Canute, m. Eng. Teu. hill, [433]
• Canutus, Lat. Teu. hill, [433]
• Caoimghin, m. Kelt. comely, [256]
• Caoimhghin, m. Erse, Kelt. handsome, [256]
• Caoin, Erse, Kelt. comely, [256]
• Caoineach, Gael. comely, Kelt. [256]
• Caoinnach, Erse, Kelt. comely, [256]
• Caomh, Erse, Kelt. comely, [256]
• Cara, f. Gr. Kelt. friend, [234]
• Caractacus, m. Lat. Kelt. beloved, [233]
• Caradoc, m. Eng. Kelt. beloved, [234]
• Caradwg, m. Welsh, Kelt. beloved, [234]
• Carel, m. Dutch, Teu. man, [386]
• Carl, m. Ger. Teu. man, [386]
• Carlina, f. Ital. Teu. man, [386]
• Carlo, m. Ital. Teu. man, [386]
• Carloman, m. Fr. Teu. strong man, [386]
• Carlos, m. Span. Teu. man, [386]
• Carlota, f. Span. Teu. man, [386]
• Carlotta, f. Ital. Teu. man, [386]
• Carmela, f. Ital. Heb. vineyard, [36]
• Carmichael, m. Scot. Kelt. friend of Michael, [260]
• Carmine, f. Ital. Heb. vineyard, [36]
• Carnation, Gyp. Lat. incarnation, [31]
• Carolina, f. Ital. Teu. man, [386]
• Caroline, f. Eng. Fr. Ger. Teu. man, [386]
• Carolus, m. Lat. Teu. man, [386]
• Carry, f. Eng. Teu. man, [386]
• Carvilius, m. Lat. Kelt. friend of power, [224]
• Casimir, m. Fr. Slav. show forth peace, [443]
• Casimiro, m. Ital. Slav. show forth peace, [443]
• Caslav, m. Slav. honour glory, [443]
• Casparo, m. Ital. Pers. treasure master, [211]
• Cassandra, f. Eng. Gr. [75]
• Cassivellaunus, m. Lat. Kelt. lord of great hate, [224]
• Castibog, m. Slav. fear God, [444]
• Castimir, m. Slav. honour peace, [442]
• Castislav, m. Slav. honour glory, [444]
• Caswallon, m. Eng. Kelt. lord of great hate (?), [224]
• Catalina, f. Span. Gr. purer, [123]
• Cataut, f. Fr. Gr. pure, [123]
• Categern, m. Eng. Kelt. head chief, [258]
• Caterina, f. It. Gr. pure, [123]
• Caterino, m. It. Gr. pure, [123]
• Cathal, Irish, eye of battle, [252]
• Cathaoir, m. Erse, Kelt. battle slaughter, [252]
• Catharina, f. Eng. Gr. pure, [123]
• Catharine, f. Eng. Gr. pure, [123]
• Cathbar, m. Erse, Kelt. battle chief, [252]
• Cathbat, m. Gael. Kelt. battle (?), [252]
• Catherine, f. Fr. Gr. pure, [123]
• Cathir, m. battle slaughter, [252]
• Cathmor, m. Gael. great in battle, [252]
• Cathuil, m. Gael. Kelt. eye of battle, [252]
• Cathwg, f. Welsh, Gr. pure, [123]
• Catin, f. Fr. Gr. pure, [123]
• Cato, m. Lat. cautious, [164]
• Caton, m. Fr. Lat. cautious, [164]
• Caton, m. Fr. Gr. pure, [123]
• Cattwg, m. Welsh, Kelt. war, [252]
• Ceadda, m. Lat. Kelt. war, [252]
• Ceadwalla, m. A.S. Kelt. war lord, [252]
• Ceara, f. Erse, Kelt. ruddy, [256]
• Cearan, m. Erse, Kelt. black, [256]
• Cecca, f. Ital. Teu. free, [299]
• Ceccarella, f. It. Teu. free, [299]
• Ceccina, f. It. Teu. free, [299]
• Cecco, m. Ital. Teu. free, [299]
• Cecil, m. f. Eng. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cecile, f. Fr. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cecilia, f. It. Eng. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cecilie, f. Ger. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cecilija, f. Ill. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cecilio, m. Ital. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cecily, f. Eng. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cedd, m. A.S. Kelt, war, [252]
• Cedoljub, m. Sl. child love, [444]
• Cedomil, m. Sl. child love, [444]
• Ceile Petair, m. Erse, Kelt. vassal of Peter, [261]
• Cein, f. Welsh, Kelt. jewel, [260]
• Ceinwen, f. Welsh, Kelt. jewel, the virgin, [260]
• Ceirin, m. Erse, Kelt. black, [255]
• Celamire, f. Fr. [57]
• Celeste, f. Fr. Lat. heavenly, [193]
• Celestin, m. Fr. Lat. heavenly, [193]
• Celestine, f. Fr. Lat. heavenly, [193]
• Celestino, m. Ital. Lat. heavenly, [193]
• Celia, f. Eng. Lat. [145]
• Celie, f. Fr. Lat. [145]
• Celine, f. Fr. Lat. [145]
• Cenbyrht, m. A.S. Teu. bold brightness, [424]
• Cenfus, m. A.S. Teu. bold eagerness, [424]
• Cenfuth, m. A.S. Teu. bold peace, [424]
• Cenhelm, m. A.S. Teu. bold helmet, [424]
• Cenred, m. A.S. Teu. bold council, [423]
• Cenvulf, m. A.S. Teu. bold wolf, [423]
• Ceol, m. A.S. Teu. ship, [429]
• Ceolnoth, m. A.S. Teu. ship compulsion, [429]
• Ceolred, m. A.S. Teu. ship council, [429]
• Ceolwald, m. A.S. Teu. ship power, [429]
• Ceolwulf, m. A.S. Teu. ship wolf, [429]
• Ceorl, m. A.S. Teu. man, [386]
• Cephas, m. Eng. Aram. stone, [107]
• Cesar, m. Fr. Lat. hairy (?), [159]
• Cesare, m. It. Lat. hairy (?), [159]
• Cesarina, f. It. Lat. hairy (?), [159]
• Ceslav, m. Ill. Slav. honour glory, [443]
• Cestislav, m. Ill. Slav. honour glory, [443]
• Chad, m. Eng. Kelt. war, [252]
• Charalmpios, m. Gr. joy lamp, [216]
• Charibert, m. Frank. Teu. bright warrior, [417]
• Charilaus, m. Eng. Gr. grace of the people, [73]
• Charimund, m. Teu. [417]
• Charinus, m. Eng. Gr. grace, [73]
• Chariovalda, Pat. Teu. warrior power, [417]
• Charissa, f. Eng. Gr. love, [73]
• Chariton, f. Gr. Gr. love, [73]
• Charity, f. Eng. Gr. love, [73]
• Chariwulf, warrior wolf, [417]
• Charlemagne, m. Fr. Teu. Lat. Charles the Great, [386]
• Charles, m. Eng. Fr. Teu. man, [386]
• Charlet, f. Eng. Teu. man, [386]
• Charley, m. Eng. Teu. man, [386]
• Charlie, m. Scot. Teu. man, [386]
• Charlot, m. Fr. Teu. man, [386]
• Charlotte, f. Eng. Fr. Ger. Teu. man, [386]
• Chatty, f. Eng. Teu. man, [386]
• Chérie, f. Fr. Lat. fair, [196]
• Cherry, f. Eng. Gr. love, [73]
• Cherubino, m. Ital. Heb. little cherub, [53]
• Chiara, f. Ital. Lat. famous, [185]
• Childebert, m. Frank. Teu. battle bright, [318]
• Childeberte, f. Frank. Teu. battle bright, [318]
• Childebrand, m. Frank. Teu. battle brand, [318]
• Childerich, m. Frank. Teu. battle ruler, [318]
• Chilperic, m. Frank. Teu. helping ruler, [318]
• Chim, m. Ger. Heb. the Lord will judge, [38]
• Chlaus, m. Swiss, Gr. victory of the people, [92]
• Chlodhilda, f. Lat. Frank. Teu. famous battle maid, [404]
• Chlodoald, m. Frank. Teu. famous power, [404]
• Chlodobert, m. Frank. Teu. famously bright, [404]
• Chlodobeu, m. Prov. Teu. holy fame, [404]
• Chlodio, m. Frank. fame, [404]
• Chlodomir, Frank. Teu. loud fame, [404]
• Chlodosind, f. Frank. Teu. famous strength, [404]
• Chlodoswintha, f. Goth. Teu. famous strength, [404]
• Chlodoweh, m. Frank. Teu. holy fame, [404]
• Chloe, f. Eng. Gr. blooming, [70]
• Chloter, m. Frank. Teu. famous warrior, [407]
• Chochilaicus, m. Lat. Teu. sport of thought, [354]
• Chosroes, m. Gr. Zend. sun (?), [56]
• Chramne, m. Frank. Teu. raven, [345]
• Chresta, m. Swiss, Gr. Christian, [105]
• Chresteli, m. Swiss, Gr. Christian, [105]
• Chrestien, m. Fr. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Chrestienne, f. Fr. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Chrestoffel, m. Swiss, Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Chrétien, Fr. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Chriemhild, f. Ger. Teu. helmeted battle maid, [360]
• Chrissanth, m. Russ. Fr. gold flower, [125]
• Chris, Eng. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Chrissie, f. Scot. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christabel, f. Eng. fair Christian, [104]
• Christackr, m. M. Gr. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christal, m. Scot. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christian, f. Scot. Dan. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christiana, f. Eng. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christiane, f. Nor. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christiern, m. Dan. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christina, m. Eng. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christine, m. Fr. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christinha, f. Port. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Christmas, m. Eng. [209]
• Christof, m. Russ. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christofer, m. Russ. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christoph, m. Ger. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christophe, m. Fr. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christopher, m. Eng. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christophera, f. Eng. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christophoros, m. Gr. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christophilon, Ger. Gr. Christ loved, [106]
• Christophine, f. Ger. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Christovao, m. Port. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Chrodehilde, f. Fr. Teu. famous heroine, [404]
• Chrodo, m. Fr. Teu. fame, [404]
• Chrodogang, m. Frank. Teu. famed progress, [406]
• Chrodoswintha, f. Fr. Teu. famous strength, [407]
• Chrysanth, m. Bav. Gr. gold flower, [125]
• Chrysanthos, m. Gr. Gr. gold flower, [125]
• Chryseis, f. Gr. golden, [125]
• Chrysostom, m. Eng. Gr. gold mouth, [43]
• Chrysostome, m. Fr. Gr. gold mouth, [43]
• Chrysostomos, m. Gr. Gr. gold mouth, [43]
• Chrysoucha, f. M. Gr. Gr. golden, [43]
• Chuedi, m. Swiss, Teu. bold council, [423]
• Chuedli, m. Swiss, Teu. bold council, [423]
• Chuered, m. Swiss, Teu. bold council, [423]
• Chuonmund, m. Old Ger. Teu. bold protection, [423]
• Chuonrath, m. Old Ger. Teu. bold council, [423]
• Cian, m. Erse, vast, [258]
• Cicero, m. Lat. vetch, [129]
• Cicily, f. Eng. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cila, f. Ill. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cile, f. Hamb. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cilika, f. Ill. Lat. blind, [144]
• Ciprian, m. Eng. Lat. of Cyprus, [199]
• Cipriano, m. It. Lat. of Cyprus, [199]
• Ciriaco, m. Ital. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Ciril, m. Ill. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cirilo, m. Span. Ital. Ill. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cirjar, m. Ill. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Cirko, m. Ill. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Ciro, m. Slov. Ill. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cis, f. Eng. Lat. blind, [144]
• Cislav, m. Slav. pure glory, [444]
• Cistislav, m. Slav. pure glory, [444]
• Clair, m. Fr. Lat. famous, [185]
• Claire, f. Fr. Lat. famous, [185]
• Clara, f. Eng. Span. Lat. famous, [185]
• Clare, f. Eng. Lat. famous, [185]
• Clarina, m. Eng. Lat. famous, [185]
• Claribel, f. Eng. Lat. brightly fair, [185]
• Clarice, f. Ital. Lat. rendering famous, [185]
• Clarimond, Eng. [185]
• Clarinda, f. Eng. Lat. brightly fair, [185]
• Clarissa, f. Eng. Lat. rendering famous, [185]
• Clarisse, f. Fr. Lat. rendering famous, [185]
• Clarus, m. Lat. famous, [185]
• Clas, m. Dutch, Gr. victory of the people, [92]
• Claud, m. Eng. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claude, f. m. Fr. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claudia, f. Ger. It. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claudie, f. Prov. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claudina, f. It. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claudine, f. Ger. Fr. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claudio, m. It. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claudius, m. Lat. lame, [146]
• Claus, m. Dutch, Gr. victory of the people, [92]
• Cleanthe, Fr. Gr. famous bloom, [95]
• Clem, m. Eng. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clémence, f. Fr. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clemency, f. Eng. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clemens, m. Ger. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clement, m. Eng. Fr. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clemente, m. It. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clementia, f. Ger. It. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clementina, f. Eng. It. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clementine, f. Ger. Fr. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Clemenza, f. It. Lat. merciful, [160]
• Cleomachus, m. Gr. famous war, [407]
• Cleopatra, f. Eng. Gr. fame of her father, [95]
• Clobes, m. Ger. Gr. victory of the people, [90]
• Clodoveo, m. Span. Teu. holy fame, [404]
• Clodius, m. Lat. lame, [146]
• Clotilda, f. Lat. Teu. famous battle maid, [404]
• Clotilde, f. Fr. Teu. famous battle maid, [404]
• Cloud, m. Fr. Teu. famous power, [404]
• Clovis, m. Lat. Teu. holy fame, [404]
• Cnæus, m. Lat. with a birth mark, [131]
• Cnogher, m. Ir. Kelt. strong aid, [247]
• Cnud, m. Eng. Teu. hill, [433]
• Cœlia, f. Lat. [145]
• Cœlina, f. Lat. [145]
• Coenrad, m. Dutch, Teu. bold speech, [423]
• Cohat, Prov. Teu. bold speech, [423]
• Cort, Dan. Teu. bold speech, [423]
• Col, Welsh, Kelt.
• Cola, m. It. Gr. victory of the people, [92]
• Colan, m. Corn. Lat. dove, [261]
• Colas, m. Fr. Gr. victory of the people, [92]
• Colbert, m. Fr. Eng. Teu. cool brightness, [429]
• Colbrand, m. Eng. Teu. cool sword, [429]
• Colborn, m. Eng. Teu. black bear, [429]
• Colin, m. Fr. Gr. victory of the people, [92]
• Colin, m. Scot. Lat. dove, [261]
• Colin, m. Fr. Gr. victor, [90], [388]
• Colinette, f. Eng. Lat. dove, [261]
• Colman, m. Ger. Lat. dove, [187]
• Colombina, f. Ital. Lat. dove, [187]
• Columb, m. Eng. Lat. dove, [187], [261]
• Columba, m. Lat. dove, [187], [261]
• Columbanus, m. Lat. Lat. dove, [187], [261]
• Columbine, f. Eng. Lat. dove, [261]
• Columbkill, m. Ir. Lat. dove of the cell, [261]
• Côme, m. Fr. Gr. order, [125]
• Como, m. It. Heb. supplanter, [17]
• Con, m. Erse, Kelt. wisdom, [247]
• Conachar, m. Scot. Kelt. strong help.
• Conan, m. Bret. Kelt. wisdom, [247]
• Concepcion, f. Span. Lat. in honour of the immaculate conception, [30]
• Concetta, f. It. Lat. in honour of the immaculate conception, [30]
• Conchita, f. Span. Lat. in honour of the immaculate conception, [30]
• Conchobhar, m. Erse, Kelt. strong help, [248]
• Concordia, f. Ger. Lat. concord.
• Congal, m. Erse, Kelt. chief courage, [247]
• Coniah, m. Eng. Heb. appointed, [38]
• Conmor, m. Ir. Kelt. strength great, [247]
• Conn, m. Erse, Kelt. wisdom, [247]
• Connaire, m. Gael. Kelt. hound of slaughter, [250]
• Connal, m. Ir. Kelt. chief’s courage, [247]
• Connel, m. Ir. Kelt. chief’s courage, [247]
• Connor, m. Ir. Kelt. hound of slaughter, [250]
• Connull, m. Scot. Kelt. wise strength, [247]
• Conquhare, m. Scot. Kelt. strong help, [248]
• Conrad, m. Eng. Teu. able speech, [423]
• Conrade, m. Fr. Teu. able speech, [423]
• Conradin, m. Fr. Teu. able speech, [423]
• Conrado, m. Ital. Teu. able speech, [423]
• Consalvo, m. Ital. Teu. war wolf, [363]
• Constança, f. Span. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constance, f. Eng. Fr. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constancia, f. Eng. Port. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constancio, m. Port. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constans, m. Ger. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constant, m. Ir. Eng. Lat. 161
• Constantine, m. Eng. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constantino, m. Ital. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constantinus, m. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constantius, m. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constanz, m. Ger. Lat. firm, [161]
• Constanze, f. Ger. Lat. firm, [161]
• Conwal, m. Scot. Kelt. strength and valour, [247]
• Cooey, m. Irish, Kelt. hound of the meadow, [250]
• Coppo, m. Ital. Heb. supplanter, [17]
• [Coralie], f. Fr. coral,
• Cora, f. Gr. maiden, [60]
• Corcran, m. Erse, Kelt. rosy.
• Cordelia, f. Eng. Kelt. jewel of the sea, [230]
• Cordelie, f. Fr. Kelt. jewel of the sea, [230]
• Cordula, f. Ger. Kelt. jewel of the sea, [220]
• Corinna, f. Gr. maiden, [60]
• Corinne, f. Fr. a maiden, [60]
• Cormac, m. Erse, Kelt. son of a chariot, [249]
• Cormick, Irish, Kelt. son of a chariot, [249]
• Corneille, m. Fr. Lat. horn (?), [146]
• Cornelia, f. Eng. Ital. Lat. horn (?), [146]
• Cornelie, f. Fr. Lat. horn (?), [146]
• Cornelio, m. Ital. Lat. horn (?), [146]
• Cornelius, m. Eng. Lat. horn (?), [146]
• Corney, m. Ir. Lat. horn (?), [146]
• Corradino, m. It. Teu. bold council, [423]
• Cosimo, m. Ital. Gr. order, [125]
• Cosmo, m. Ital. Gr. order, [125]
• Cospatrick, m. Scot. Gael. Lat. boy of Patrick, [260]
• Costanza, f. Span. Lat. firm, [161]
• Costanza, f. Ital. Lat. firm, [161]
• Cotahelm, m. Ger. Teu. divine helmet, [287]
• Cotahram, m. Ger. Teu. good raven, [287]
• Cotalint, m. Ger. Teu. divine serpent, [287]
• Court, m. Neth. Teu. bold council, [423]
• Cradock, m. Eng. Kelt. beloved, [233]
• Creirdyddlydd, f. Welsh, Kelt. jewel of the sea, [230]
• Creirwy, f. Welsh, Kelt. token, [229]
• Crepet, m. Fr. Lat. curly, [162]
• Crepin, m. Fr. Lat. curly, [162]
• Crescence, f. Fr. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crescencia, f. Ital. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crescencio, f. Ital. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crescens, m. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crescent, m. Fr. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crescentia, f. Ger. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crescenz, f. Bav. Lat. growing, [198]
• Crisostomo, m. Span. Gr. golden mouth, [125]
• Crispian, m. Eng. Lat. curly, [162]
• Crispianus, m. Lat. curly, [162]
• Crispin, m. Eng. Fr. Lat. curly, [162]
• Crispino, m. It. Lat. curly, [162]
• Crispinus, m. Lat. curly, [162]
• Cristiano, m. Rom. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Cristina, f. It. Span. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Cristinha, f. Port. Gr. Christian, [105]
• Cristofano, m. Ital. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Cristoforo, m. Ital. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Cristoval, m. Span. Gr. Christ bearer, [106]
• Crogher, m. Irish, Kelt. strong help, [248]
• Crohoore, m. Irish, Kelt. strong help, [248]
• Cuchaisil, m. Erse, Kelt. hound of Cashel, [248]
• Cuchullin, m. Scot. Kelt. hound of Ulster, [248]
• Cuddie, m. Scot. Teu. noted brightness, [423]
• Cugan-mathair, m. Erse, Kelt. hound without a mother, [248]
• Cuillean, m. Gael. Kelt. whelp, [248]
• Cumhaighe, m. Erse, Kelt. hound of the plain, [246]
• Cunibert, m. Ger. Teu. bold brightness, [423]
• Cunegonda, f. Ital. Teu. bold war, [423]
• Cunegundis, Port. Teu. bold war, [423]
• Cunegonde, f. Fr. Teu. bold war, [423]
• Cunobelinus, m. Lat. Kelt. lord of the sun (?), war (?), [232]
• Cunzo, m. Ger. Teu. bold council, [423]
• Currado, m. It. Teu. bold council, [423]
• Cu-Sionna, m. Erse, Kelt. hound of the Shannon, [248]
• Cusliebne, m. Erse, Kelt. hound of the mountain, [248]
• Custance, f. Eng. Lat. firm, [162]
• Cutha, m. A.S. Teu. skilled, [422]
• Cuthbert, m. Eng. Teu. well known splendour, [422]
• Cuthburh, f. A.S. Teu. skilled pledge, [422]
• Cuthbryht, m. A.S. Teu. noted splendour, [422]
• Cuthwald, m. A.S. skilled power, [422]
• Cuthwine, m. A.S. Teu. skilled friend, [422]
• Cu-Uladh, m. Gadhael. Kelt. hound of Ulster, [248]
• Cwenburh, f. A.S. Teu. queen pledge.
• Cwrig, m. Welsh, Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Cyaxares, m. Eng. Zend. beautiful eyed, [56]
• Cymbeline, m. Eng. Kelt. lord of the sun, war (?), [232]
• Cyndeyrn, m. Welsh, Kelt. head chief, [258]
• Cynebald, m. A.S. Teu. prince lineage, [424]
• Cynebright, m. A.S. lineage of splendour, [424]
• Cyneburh, m. A.S. Teu. pledge of kindred, [424]
• Cynefryth, m. A.S. Teu. able kindred of peace, [424]
• Cynegundis, f. Port. Teu. bold war (?), [423]
• Cynric, m. A.S. Teu. royal kin, [424]
• Cynethryth, f. A.S. Teu. threatening kindred, [424]
• Cynewald, m. A.S. Teu. kin of power, [424]
• Cynthia, f. Eng. Gr. of Cynthus, [65]
• Cynvelin, m. Welsh, Kelt. lord of war (?), [258]
• Cyprian, m. Eng. Ger. Gr. Lat. of Cyprus, [199]
• Cyprianus, m. Lat. of Cyprus, [199]
• Cyprien, m. Fr. Gr. Lat. of Cyprus, [199]
• Cyr, m. Fr. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Cyran, m. Fr. Lat. spear man, [177]
• Cyrenius, m. Gal. Eng. Lat. spear man, [177]
• Cyriac, m. Fr. Gr. the Sunday child, [217]
• Cyriacus, m. Lat. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Cyriak, m. Ger. Gr. Sunday child, [217]
• Cyril, m. Eng. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cyrill, m. Ger. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cyrilla, f. Ger. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cyrille, m. Fr. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cyrillo, m. Port. Gr. lordly, [217]
• Cyrin, m. Gr. Lat. spear man, [177]
• Cyrus, m. Eng. Pers. the sun (?), [56]
• Cystenian, m. Welsh, Lat. firm, [161]
• Czenzi, f. Hung. Lat. increasing, [198]

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