Shakespearean: 'The Tragedy of Macbeth' a Nobleman of Scotland. 'King Richard the Second' Lord Ross

Latin: Rose

Scottish: Dweller on the Promontory or Peninsula

Scottish: Promontory. from the Peninsula. A Scottish Place Name and Surname

Celtic/Gaelic: Peninsula

English: Dweller on the Promontory or Peninsula; a Surname Derived from the Gaelic Ros (A Promontory or Peninsula). The Name is Also Used As a Nickname for a Person With Red Hair As Derived from the Middle Eng

Teutonic: Mighty Horse

Rossa  (Latin)
Beautiful Flower

Rosselin  (French)
Red Haired

Rosselyn  (French)
Red Haired

Rossiter  (Scottish)
Red. Surname

Rossiter  (German)
Red. Surname

Rossitva  (Bulgaria)
From Rossa

Rosslyn  (Scottish)
Feminine Form of Ross: Promontory. from the Peninsula. A Scottish Place Name and Surname

Rosston  (German)
Red. Surname

Rosston  (Scottish)
Red. Surname

Rosswald  (German)
Horse Mighty

Sanford  (English)
Sandy Crossing

Tallen  (Hindu)
Engrossed Absorbed

Tanmay  (Indian)
engrossed

Tanmay  (Hindu)
Engrossed, Absorbed

Tarana  (Hindu)
Crossing Over, Passing

Tarik  (Hindu)
Who Crosses the River of Life

Travers  (French)
From the Crossroads

Travis  (French)
Crossing; Crossroads

Travis  (English)
Crossing; Crossroads; Toll Gate. in Use As Both a Surname and a First Name. Famous Bearers: American Country Music Stars Randy Travis and Travis Tritt

Travis  (French)
Crossroads

Wade  (English)
Cross the Water

Wade  (English)
Ford (As in River Crossing); 'Advancer'; Medieval Given Name from Scandinavian Mythology

Wade  (Scandinavian)
Medieval Given Name from Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring to a Water Crossing

Wade  (English)
The River Crossing (Wadsworth, Wadell)

Wayde  (English)
Medieval Given Name from Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring to a Water Crossing

Wayde  (Scandinavian)
Medieval Given Name from Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring to a Water Crossing

Wayde  (English)
Cross the Water

Waydell  (English)
Medieval Given Name from Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring to a Water Crossing

Waydell  (Scandinavian)
Medieval Given Name from Scandinavian Mythology. Also English Surname Referring to a Water Crossing

Winthrop  (English)
Village Where Wine is Made, Victory at the Cross Roads (Thorpe)