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Fortuna
(Latin)
Fortune, Fortunate. The Mythological Roman Oman Goddess of Luck, Fortune and Chance, Often Depicted With the Wheel She Turned to Attract Success or Failure. She Also Steered Lives With a Rudder
Fortune, Fortunate. The Mythological Roman Oman Goddess of Luck, Fortune and Chance, Often Depicted With the Wheel She Turned to Attract Success or Failure. She Also Steered Lives With a Rudder
Fulton
(Scottish)
A Chicken Coop. Used As a Surname and Thought to Be Originated from a Place Called Fultone. Some Believe it to Be Derived from the Old English Elements Fugel (Fowl) and Tun (Town, Enclosure) (Ful-ton)
A Chicken Coop. Used As a Surname and Thought to Be Originated from a Place Called Fultone. Some Believe it to Be Derived from the Old English Elements Fugel (Fowl) and Tun (Town, Enclosure) (Ful-ton)
Gordon
(Scottish)
A Surname Believed to Have Originated from a Place Called Gordon in Berwickshire. (Gor-don)
A Surname Believed to Have Originated from a Place Called Gordon in Berwickshire. (Gor-don)
Grant
(Scottish)
A Surname Derived from the Anglo-french Ground, Graunt (Great) and the Old French Grand, Grant (Great). The Name Originated As a Nickname for a Large or Tall Person. (Grant)
A Surname Derived from the Anglo-french Ground, Graunt (Great) and the Old French Grand, Grant (Great). The Name Originated As a Nickname for a Large or Tall Person. (Grant)
Greer
(Scottish)
Watchful, Vigilant; a Surname Originating in the Middle Ages from a Contraction of Gregor, a Cognate of the Latin Gregorius (Watchful, Vigilant). Variation: Grier. (Greer)
Watchful, Vigilant; a Surname Originating in the Middle Ages from a Contraction of Gregor, a Cognate of the Latin Gregorius (Watchful, Vigilant). Variation: Grier. (Greer)
Helen
(English)
Bright One, Shining One; a Cognate of the Greek Helene, Which is Derived from the Root Elf (Light)
Bright One, Shining One; a Cognate of the Greek Helene, Which is Derived from the Root Elf (Light)
Innes
(Scottish)
Surname (Mac) Innes, Which Originated from the Gaelic Macaonghuis (Son of Angus). Angus is the Anglicized Form of the Gaelic Aonghus and Aonghas, Which are Derived from the Element Aon (One, Choice, P
Surname (Mac) Innes, Which Originated from the Gaelic Macaonghuis (Son of Angus). Angus is the Anglicized Form of the Gaelic Aonghus and Aonghas, Which are Derived from the Element Aon (One, Choice, P
Isaac
(Hebrew)
Laughter, Laughter-loving, Proud, Generous, Frequently Self-opinionated.(Ike, Izak, Yitzhak)
Laughter, Laughter-loving, Proud, Generous, Frequently Self-opinionated.(Ike, Izak, Yitzhak)
Jane
(English)
God is Gracious. Jane is a Cognate of the French Jehanne and Jeanne, Which are Feminine Forms of Jean, a Cognate of John
God is Gracious. Jane is a Cognate of the French Jehanne and Jeanne, Which are Feminine Forms of Jean, a Cognate of John
Jean
(French)
Variant of John. Jean is Sometimes Hyphenated With a Second Name and the French Pronunciation May Be Used As in Jean-luc and Jean-paul
Variant of John. Jean is Sometimes Hyphenated With a Second Name and the French Pronunciation May Be Used As in Jean-luc and Jean-paul
Jean
(English)
God is Gracious; a Cognate of the French Jeanne, a Feminine Form of Jean, Which is a Cognate of John. Pet Forms: Jeanie, Jeannie, Jessie. (Jeen)
God is Gracious; a Cognate of the French Jeanne, a Feminine Form of Jean, Which is a Cognate of John. Pet Forms: Jeanie, Jeannie, Jessie. (Jeen)
Jon
(English)
Variant of John or Abbreviation of Jonathan 'Jehovah Has Been Gracious; Has Shown Favor.' Sometimes Used in the French Fashion Hyphenated With a Second Name Like Jon-carlo or Jon-paul
Variant of John or Abbreviation of Jonathan 'Jehovah Has Been Gracious; Has Shown Favor.' Sometimes Used in the French Fashion Hyphenated With a Second Name Like Jon-carlo or Jon-paul
Jon
(French)
Variant of John or Abbreviation of Jonathan: 'Jehovah Has Been Gracious; Has Shown Favor.' Sometimes Used in the French Fashion Hyphenated With a Second Name Like Jon-carlo or Jon-paul
Variant of John or Abbreviation of Jonathan: 'Jehovah Has Been Gracious; Has Shown Favor.' Sometimes Used in the French Fashion Hyphenated With a Second Name Like Jon-carlo or Jon-paul
Josephine
(Hebrew)
Addition, Alert, Successful, Passionate. Fern. of Joseph (Joe, Joey, Joline, Joleen, Jolene, Josee, Josey, Josie, Josephina, Josy)
Addition, Alert, Successful, Passionate. Fern. of Joseph (Joe, Joey, Joline, Joleen, Jolene, Josee, Josey, Josie, Josephina, Josy)
Josiah
(Hebrew)
Jehovah Has Healed. Biblical Josiah Became King of Judah at Eight After His Father Was Assassinated. He Ruled Years
Jehovah Has Healed. Biblical Josiah Became King of Judah at Eight After His Father Was Assassinated. He Ruled Years
Joziah
(Hebrew)
Jehovah Has Healed. Biblical Josiah Became King of Judah at Eight After His Father Was Assassinated. He Ruled Years
Jehovah Has Healed. Biblical Josiah Became King of Judah at Eight After His Father Was Assassinated. He Ruled Years
Kalyanee
(Hindu)
Blissful, Fortunate; Another Name of the Hindu Goddess Parvati (Kalyani). Origin: Sanskrit
Blissful, Fortunate; Another Name of the Hindu Goddess Parvati (Kalyani). Origin: Sanskrit
Keith
(Scottish)
A Surname Originated from Several Name of Places, Which are of Uncertain Derivation. Keith Might Be Formed from a Gaelic Root Meaning 'The Wind' or 'Wood.' the Use of Keith As a Given Name Dates to th
A Surname Originated from Several Name of Places, Which are of Uncertain Derivation. Keith Might Be Formed from a Gaelic Root Meaning 'The Wind' or 'Wood.' the Use of Keith As a Given Name Dates to th
Lachina
(Scottish)
Land of the Lochs; a Feminine Form of Scottish Lachlan and Lachann (Land of the Lochs), Which are Derived from Lochlann, a Name That Originated As a Term Referring to Migrant Norwegians Who Came from
Land of the Lochs; a Feminine Form of Scottish Lachlan and Lachann (Land of the Lochs), Which are Derived from Lochlann, a Name That Originated As a Term Referring to Migrant Norwegians Who Came from