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Kendrick  (Scottish)
Royal Chieftain. Surname

Kendrick  (Welsh)
Royal Chieftain. Surname

Kendrick  (Gaelic)
Son of Harry

Kenrick  (Scottish)
Royal Chieftain. Surname

Kenrick  (Welsh)
Royal Chieftain. Surname

Kenrick  (English)
Royal Ruler. Chief Hero. Used More Commonly As a Surname

Kerrick  (English)
King's Rule. Surname

Kirharaseth  (Biblical)
City of the Sun, Wall of Burnt Brick

Kirharaseth  (Biblical)
City of the Sun, Wall of Burnt Brick

Kirharesh  (Biblical)
City of the Sun, Wall of Burnt Brick

Kirharesh  (Biblical)
City of the Sun, Wall of Burnt Brick

Le Beau  (Shakespearean)
'As You Like It' a Courtier Attending Upon Frederick

Leah  (Hebrew)
Tired. Cow. First Wife of Jacob in the Old Testament. Leah Became Jacob's First Wife by Trickery, As Jacob Had Intended to Marry Her Younger and More Beautiful Sister, Rachel, Who Soon Became His Seco

Loki  (Scandinavian)
Trickster God

MacKendrick  (Scottish)
Son of Henry

Maverick  (Native American)
An Independent Cattle Rancher (Mavrick)

Maverick  (English)
When a Nineteenth-century American Named Maverick Refused to Brand His Calves As Other Ranchers Did; His Name Came to Signify an Independent Man Who Avoids Conformity

Maverick  (American)
Wildly Independent

Mavrick  (English)
When a Nineteenth-century American Named Maverick Refused to Brand His Calves As Other Ranchers Did; His Name Came to Signify an Independent Man Who Avoids Conformity

Meldrick  (English)
From the Powerful Mill

Merrick  (Welsh)
Dark-skinned; a Moor. Form of Maurice

Merrick  (Teutonic)
Strong Ruler

Myrick  (Welsh)
Dark-skinned; a Moor. Form of Maurice

Orick  (English)
From the Ancient Oak Tree

Orrick  (English)
From the Ancient Oak Tree

Orrick  (English)
Venerable Oak

Osrick  (English)
Divine Ruler

Paddy  (Irish)
Diminutive of Patrick: Noble. Paddy is Also Sometimes Used As a Slang Term for Irishman or for a Temper Tantrum

Paddy  (Celtic/Gaelic)
From the Name Patrick

Paddy  (Latin)
Regal; Noble. Diminutive of Patrick

Padraic  (Irish)
Patrician; Noble. Form of Patrick

Padraig  (Gaelic)
A Patrician; a Gaelic Form of Patrick. Variations: Padraic, Padruig. Pet Name: Paidean. (Pa-dreeg)

Padraig  (Latin)
Variant of Patrick: Regal; Noble

Padric  (Irish)
Patrician; Noble. Form of Patrick

Padrig  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Patrick 'Noble'

Padruig  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Form of Patrick

Pat  (English)
Patrician, Noble. Abbreviation of Patrick

Pat  (Irish)
Patrician; Noble. Abbreviation of Patrick

Pat  (Latin)
Regal; Noble. Diminutive of Patrick

Patric  (French)
Patrician; Noble. Form of Patrick

Patricia  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Patrick: Regal; Noble

Patricia  (Scottish)
A Patrician, an Aristocrat; Feminine Form of Patrick

Patricio  (Portuguese)
Patrician; Noble. Form of Patrick

Patricio  (Spanish)
Patrician; Noble. Form of Patrick

Patrick  (English)
A Patrcian, Nobleman; Derived from the Latin Patricius (A Patrician). Short Form: Pat

Patrick  (Latin)
A Patrician, Nobleman (Paddy, Paddie, Pris, Pat, Patric, Patten,Paxton,Payton)

Patrick  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Nobleman

Patrick  (English)
Patrician, Noble. Romans Society Was Divided into Plebeians: (Commoners) and Patricians: (Aristocrats). Saint Patrick - Patron Saint of Ireland

Patrick  (Irish)
Patrician; Noble. Romans Society Was Divided into Plebeians: (Commoners) and Patricians: (Aristocrats). Saint Patrick - Patron Saint of Ireland

Patrick  (Latin)
Regal; Noble. St. Patrick Introduced Christianity to Ireland, and Later Became Ireland's Patron Saint

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