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Meaning of the Name Take |
The first name Take is of Japanese origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
Japanese: Bamboo
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Daniel
(Hebrew)
God is My Judge. The Biblical Prophet and Writer of Book of Daniel Was a Teenager When Taken to Babylon After the Destruction of Jerusalem in Bc. He Survived Two Death Sentences: (A Lions' Den and a F
God is My Judge. The Biblical Prophet and Writer of Book of Daniel Was a Teenager When Taken to Babylon After the Destruction of Jerusalem in Bc. He Survived Two Death Sentences: (A Lions' Den and a F
Effie
(Scottish)
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
Eppie
(Scottish)
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
Euphemia
(Scottish)
A Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
A Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
Ezekiel
(Hebrew)
God Strengthens. Biblical Ezekiel Was a Prophet Among the Captives Taken to Babylon at the First Fall of Jerusalem Who Wrote the Book of Ezekiel in Captivity. See Also Zeke
God Strengthens. Biblical Ezekiel Was a Prophet Among the Captives Taken to Babylon at the First Fall of Jerusalem Who Wrote the Book of Ezekiel in Captivity. See Also Zeke
Iona
(Scottish)
Taken from the Name of a Small Island in the Hebrides, a Group of Islands Off the West Coast of Scotland
Taken from the Name of a Small Island in the Hebrides, a Group of Islands Off the West Coast of Scotland
Leslie
(Scottish)
Guardian of Hollies or the Gray Fort; a Surname Taken from a Place Called Lesslyn in Aberdeenshire. The Name Might Be Derived from the Gaelic Elements Lios (Enclosure, Garden, Fort) and Chuillinn (A H
Guardian of Hollies or the Gray Fort; a Surname Taken from a Place Called Lesslyn in Aberdeenshire. The Name Might Be Derived from the Gaelic Elements Lios (Enclosure, Garden, Fort) and Chuillinn (A H
Macbeth
(Shakespearean)
'The Tragedy of Macbeth' Thane of Glamis and Cawdor, a General in the King's Army, Who Murders King Duncan and Takes His Crown
'The Tragedy of Macbeth' Thane of Glamis and Cawdor, a General in the King's Army, Who Murders King Duncan and Takes His Crown
Phemie
(Scottish)
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute