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Names That Mean Tron |
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Looking for names that mean Tron? We couldn't find the exact name Tron, but listed below are some first names meaning Tron or names similar to the word Tron.
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Harvey
(French)
From Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages
From Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages
Hercules
(Greek)
In Hera's Service. The Mythological Greek Hercules Was a Son of Zeus and an Extraordinarily Strong Man
In Hera's Service. The Mythological Greek Hercules Was a Son of Zeus and an Extraordinarily Strong Man
Hervey
(French)
Variant of Harvey: from Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages
Variant of Harvey: from Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages
Isidore
(Greek)
Strong Gift. Gift of Isis (This Name is Greek, Even Though Isis is an Egyptian Deity). St Isidore of Seville Tried to Convert Spanish Jews to Christianity During the Th Century
Strong Gift. Gift of Isis (This Name is Greek, Even Though Isis is an Egyptian Deity). St Isidore of Seville Tried to Convert Spanish Jews to Christianity During the Th Century
Ives
(English)
Archer's Bow. Patron Saint of St. Ives in Cambridgeshire. More Commonly Used As a Surname. Variant of Yves from Ivar
Archer's Bow. Patron Saint of St. Ives in Cambridgeshire. More Commonly Used As a Surname. Variant of Yves from Ivar
Jeffery
(English)
Patronymic Derived from Geoffrey from Old French Geoffroi 'God's Peace' Introduced into England by the Normans; Geoffrey of Monmouth, the Twelfth-century English Ecclesiastic and Chronicler, and the T
Patronymic Derived from Geoffrey from Old French Geoffroi 'God's Peace' Introduced into England by the Normans; Geoffrey of Monmouth, the Twelfth-century English Ecclesiastic and Chronicler, and the T
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