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Kathe  (German)
German Form of Katherine

Kerman  (French)
German

Kerman  (Basque)
Germane

Klaus  (German)
German Form of Nicholas

Kurt  (German)
Diminutive of the German Variant of Conrad: Bold Counsel. Honest Advisor

Lance  (French)
Land (From Old German) the Short Form of the Name Lancelot (Which Incidentally Was Derived Originally from the Name Lance!) Therefore, This Name is the Short Form of Its Own Diminutive

Lancelot  (French)
Servant. Also a Diminutive of Lance: Land (From Old German) Lancelot Was a Knight of King Arthur's Round Table and Adulterous Lover to Queen Guinevere

Lanfranco  (Italian)
Derived from a Name of Germanic Origin Composed from of Landa- 'Earth' and Franka 'Free', Meaning 'Free Man in His Country'

Launce  (French)
Variant of Lance: Land (From Old German) the Short Form of the Name Lancelot (Which Incidentally Was Derived Originally from the Name Lance!) Therefore, This Name is the Short Form of Its Own Diminuti

Launcelot  (French)
Servant. Also a Diminutive of Lance: Land (From Old German) Lancelot Was a Knight of King Arthur's Round Table and Adulterous Lover to Queen Guinevere

Lew  (English)
Diminutive of Lewis: English Variant of the Franco-germanic Name Louis: Famous Warrior. in Wales, Sometimes Lewis is Used in Place of Llewellyn. Famous Bearer: Th Century Writer Lewis Carroll

Lewis  (English)
A Variant of Louis, Derived from the French Which Evolved from the Old French Loeis, a Name Derived from the Old High German Hluodowig, a Compound Name Composed of the Elements Hluod (Famous) and Wig

Lewis  (English)
English Variant of the Franco-germanic Name Louis: Famous Warrior. in Wales, Sometimes Lewis is Used in Place of Llewellyn. Famous Bearer: Th Century Writer Lewis Carroll

Lewis  (French)
Variant of Louis: Famous Warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'. Aloysius is the Name of the Italian Saint Aloysius of Gonzaga, and Common Among British Roman Catholics

Liesei  (German)
Variant of Liesi: German Diminutive of the Name Elizabeth

Liesel  (German)
German Form of Elizabeth. 'Oath of God'

Liesi  (German)
German Diminutive of the Name Elizabeth

Lois  (French)
Variant of Heloise: Derived from the Old German Name Helewidis, Meaning Hale and Wide. Also a French Form of Louise

Lou  (French)
Diminutive of Louis: Famous Warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'. Eighteen Kings of France Have Borne This Name, and Louis Was Used by the French Royal Family for Hundreds of Years. Famous Bearer

Louie  (French)
Variant of Louis: Famous Warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'

Louis  (French)
Famous Warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'. Eighteen Kings of France Have Borne This Name, and Louis Was Used by the French Royal Family for Hundreds of Years. Famous Bearer: Jazz Musician Louis

Ludovic  (French)
Variant of Louis: Famous Warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'

Luther  (German)
Famous People. Derived from the Surname of German Religious Reformer Martin Luther (-). Famous Bearer: American Black Civil-rights Leader Martin Luther King

Madison  (English)
Surname Derived from Matthew: (Gift of Jah) or Matilda: (Strong Fighter). The Mermaid Heroine of the Film 'splash. '

Magda  (German)
German Diminutive of Magdalene: Woman of Magdala. 'Maiden'. Reference to Biblical Mary Magdalene

Maynard  (German)
Compound of the Old German Words for 'Hardy' and 'strength'. Firm

Millicent  (English)
The One Who Brings Comfort; (In German: Hardworking) (Milli, Millie, Missy, Melissa)

Millie  (German)
Strength, Determination. Diminutive of Amelia: from the Old German Amalburga, Meaning Labour, and the Latin Aemilia. Famous Bearers: Th Century British King George Iii's Daughter Princess Amelia' Henr

Milly  (German)
Strength, Determination; Industrious. Diminutive of Millicent or Amelia: from the Old German Word for Labour, and the Latin Aemilia

Narissa  (Greek)
Sea Nymph; Daughter of Nereus. in Greek Mythology the Nereids Were Mermaids and Deities of the Seas

Nereida  (Greek)
Sea Nymph; Daughter of Nereus. in Greek Mythology the Nereids Were Mermaids and Deities of the Seas

Nereyda  (Greek)
Sea Nymph; Daughter of Nereus. in Greek Mythology the Nereids Were Mermaids and Deities of the Seas

Nerida  (Greek)
Sea Nymph; Daughter of Nereus. in Greek Mythology the Nereids Were Mermaids and Deities of the Seas

Oilbhries  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Form of Oliver, a Name of Debated Meaning. it is Thought to Be Derived from French Olivier (Olive Tree). Some Believe it is of Germanic Origin, Alfihar, a Compund Name Composed Of, Alf (Elf) an

Parmenas  (Biblical)
That Abides, or is Permanent

Peter  (English)
A Rock. Peter the Biblical Fisherman and Apostle Had Impulsive Nature and Rocklike Faith. in Catholic Tradition He is the First Pope

Philibert  (French)
French Derivitive of the Old German Filibert, Meaning Very Bright. Famous Bearer: Th Century French Abbot St Philibert

Raelle  (Western)
Rae - Wise Protection (German) Elle - Female/Girl (French). Origin: French, German

Richard  (English)
A Borrowing from the Old French, Richard is Derived from the Old High German Richart, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Ric, Rik (Power, Ruler) and Hard (Strong, Brave, Hearty). Short Forms:

Rick  (English)
Abbreviation of Richard 'Powerful; Strong Ruler.' Also a Diminutive of Derek, Meaning Gifted Ruler, People Ruler, a Variant of the Old German Theodoric

Ricky  (English)
Abbreviation of Richard 'Powerful; Strong Ruler.' Also a Diminutive of Derek, Meaning Gifted Ruler, People Ruler, a Variant of the Old German Theodoric

Roderick  (English)
Famous Ruler; from the Middle Latin Rodericus, Which is Derived from the Old High German Hrodrich, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Hruod (Fame) and Rik (Ruler, King). Pet Name: Roddy. (Rah-

Romuald  (French)
German Origin - 'Hrod' Glory + 'Wald' Governor

Rudiger  (German)
German Form of Roger

Rutger  (German)
German Form of Roger

Rybar  (Czechoslovakian)
Fisherman

Saxon  (German)
Dagger; Short Sword. in the Th Century, the Germanic Saxons Frequently Invaded Britain

Saxon  (Teutonic)
Swordsman, Knife. Saxons Were Among the Germanic Tribes Who Invaded and Settled Th Century England

Saxon  (English)
Germanic Tribe

Sherman  (English)
Cloth Cutter

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