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Bel  (English)
Diminutive of Annabel: Variant of the Latin Amabel. Edgar Allan Poe's Poem 'Annahel Lee' Made the Form Annabel Popular Throughout the English-speaking World in the Th Century. The Form Annabelle Becam

Bell  (English)
Diminutive of Annabel: Variant of the Latin Amabel. Edgar Allan Poe's Poem 'Annahel Lee' Made the Form Annabel Popular Throughout the English-speaking World in the Th Century. The Form Annabelle Becam

Belle  (English)
Diminutive of Annabel: Variant of the Latin Amabel. Edgar Allan Poe's Poem 'Annahel Lee' Made the Form Annabel Popular Throughout the English-speaking World in the Th Century. The Form Annabelle Becam

Briallan  (Welsh)
Primrose

Cadwallader  (Welsh)
Battle Leader. This Name Dates Back to the Th Century. More Commonly Used As a Surname Than a First Name in the Present Day

Caedwalla  (Anglo Saxon)
Name of a King

Calla  (Greek)
The Most Beautiful

Calla  (Greek)
Beauty

Calla  (Greek)
Beautiful (Callie, Cally)

Callaghan  (Irish)
Strife. Saint Callaghan Was an Irish Saint

Callahan  (Irish)
Surname

Callan  (Gaelic)
Powerful in Battle

Callan  (Scandinavian)
Flowing Water

Casswallawn  (Welsh)
Legendary Son of Beli

Caswallan  (Celtic)
From Arthurian Legend

Ceallach  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Little Kelly - Strife

Ceallach  (Irish)
War; Strife

Ceallach  (Gaelic)
Warrior

Ceallach  (Gaelic)
Warrior Maid

Ceallachan  (Irish)
Variant of Ceallach: War; Strife

Cearbhallan  (Gaelic)
Small Champion

Chyse  (Latin)
Daughter of Pallas

Cillan  (Irish)
Variant of Ceallach: War; Strife

Cillian  (Irish)
Variant of Ceallach: War; Strife

Dalla  (Norse)
Mother of Kormak

Dallan  (Irish)
Blind

Dallas  (Celtic)
Dwells by the Waterfall

Dallas  (Scottish)
From the Waterfall

Dallas  (Gaelic)
Wise

Dallas  (Gaelic)
Wise, a City in Texas

Dallas  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Wise

Dallas  (Scottish)
Of the Dales, a City in the State of Texas in the United States of America

Dallas  (Scottish)
From the Dales; the Valley Meadows. Name of a Texas City

Darby  (Irish)
Free from Envy. A Derivitive of Diarmait. Darby and Joan Were a Devoted Elderly Married Couple Originally Depicted in a Poem or Ballad of the Th Century

Eallair  (Scottish)
Monastery's Steward

Eallair  (Gaelic)
Worker in a Cellar ; Evolved from Cellair, Which Was Originated As a Nickname for One Who Worked As a Steward in a Monastery. The Name is Derived from the Latin Cellarius, Which is from Cella (Cellar,

Eallard  (English)
Brave

Ellar  (Scottish)
Variant of Eallair: Monastery's Steward

Ellar  (English)
Worker in a Cellar; an Anglicized Form of Eallair, a Gaelic Name De Rived from Ceallair (Worker in a Cellar). (El-lar)

Fallamhain  (Irish)
Ruler

Fynballa  (Irish)
Fair Shoulders

Galla  (French)
From Gaul

Gallagher  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Eager Helper

Gallagher  (Gaelic)
Eager Helper

Gallagher  (Irish)
Surname

Gjallar  (Norse)
Horn Sounded for Ragnorok

Gris  (Norse)
A Man Freed by Skallagrim

Gwallawg  (Welsh)
Legendary Son of Llenawg

Halla  (Norse)
Half Protected

Hallam  (English)
Lives at the Hall's Slopes

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