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Kandis  (English)
Modern Variant of Candace - Ancient Hereditary Title Used by Ethiopian Queens

Kandiss  (English)
Modern Variant of 'Candace' - Ancient Hereditary Title Used by Ethiopian Queens

Kandiss  (English)
Modern Variant of Candace - Ancient Hereditary Title Used by Ethiopian Queens

Kandy  (English)
Modern Variant of Candace - Ancient Hereditary Title Used by Ethiopian Queens

Kandyce  (English)
Modern Variant of Candace - Ancient Hereditary Title Used by Ethiopian Queens

Keaton  (English)
Where the Hawks Go (Keeton, Keytcn)

Kelton  (English)
Keel Town; Town Where Ships are Built (Keldon, Kelson)

Kione  (African)
Someone Who Comes from Nowhere

Kione  (African)
Someone Who Comes from Nowhere

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

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

Leila  (Arabic)
Night, Ethereal, Mysterious, Moody

Lissilma  (Native American)
Be Thou There

Loordes  (Basque)
Place in France Where Virgin Mary Reportedly Appeared to a Young Girl and Miracles of Healing Subsequently Took Place

Loordes  (Basque)
Place in France Where Virgin Mary Reportedly Appeared to a Young Girl and Miracles of Healing Subsequently Took Place

Loretta  (Italian)
Variant of Laura: Laurel or Bay. Also Refers to the Name of the Town Loreto, Where the Holy House of the Virgin Mary Was Reputed to Have Been Moved to During the Th Century

Lourdes  (French)
Section of France Where Virgin Mary Was Seen

Maetthere  (English)
Powerful Army

Marcus  (Scottish)
Latin Name of Uncertain Derivation. Most Believe it Has Its Root in Mars, the Name of the Roman Mythological God of War, and is Therefore Given the Meaning 'War-like.' Others Think it is from Mas (Man

Mona  (Native American)
Gathered of the Seed of a Jimson Weed

Olaf  (Norse)
Relic; Ancestral Heritage. St. Olaf is the Patron Saint of Norway, and There Were Many Kings in Scandinavia Named Olaf

Oscar  (English)
From the Old English Osgar, a Compound Name Composed of the Elements Os (A God) and Gar (Spear). Alternatively, There is an Irish Oscar, Which is Derived from the Gaelic Elements Os (A Deer) and Cara

Pachu'a  (Native American)
Feathered Water Snake (Hopi)

Pandora  (Greek)
All-gift. in Greek Mythology, Pandora's Curiosity Led Her to Open a Mysterious Box, Thereby Releasing Misery and Hope into the World

Pascal  (French)
Name of a Great French Mathematician Who Lived in 17th Century. Click Here to Learn More!

Perry  (English)
He of the Place Where the Pear Tree Grows (Parry, Pearyl

Pochereth  (Biblical)
Cutting of the Mouth of Warfare

Pochereth  (Biblical)
Cutting of the Mouth of Warfare

Renwick  (Teutonic)
Where the Ravens Nest

Renwyk  (Teutonic)
Where the Ravens Nest

Resi  (Greek)
Gatherer

Rezi  (Greek)
Gatherer

Samson  (Biblical)
His Sun; His Service; There the Second Time

Samson  (Hebrew)
Sun Child; Bright Sun. in the Old Testament, Samson's Great Strength Came from His Long Hair. He Was Seduced by Delilah, Who Cut His Hair Off, Thereby Destroying His Strength

Shamgar  (Biblical)
Named a Stranger; He is Here a Stranger

Shamsherai  (Biblical)
There a Singer or Conqueror

Sharif  (Islamic)
Widely Respected (Shareef, Shereef)

Sherebiah  (Biblical)
Singing With the Lord

Sheree  (Contemporary)
Dear/Dearest Adapted from Cherie

Shereef  (Arabic)
Variant of Sharif: Illustrious

Sherene Aquila  (Islamic)
Sweet & Intelligent

Shitrai  (Biblical)
Gatherer of Money

Sigehere  (English)
Victorious

Sophereth  (Biblical)
'scribe, Numbering'

Stafford  (English)
Ford Where One Stops

Tara  (Scottish)
A Hill Where the Kings Met

Tara  (Irish)
Where the Kings Met. Also Tara's Halls, Where Ancient Bards Sang Deeds of Irish Heroes. The Ruins of the Halls are on the Hill of Tara, Meaning Crag or Tower

Tarsus  (Biblical)
Winged, Feathered

Tarsus  (Biblical)
Winged, Feathered

Teamhair  (Irish)
Where the Kings Met

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