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Meaning of the Name Vian |
| 125 names found for "Vian" (page 2 of 3) |
The first name Vian is of English origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
English: Full of LifeSimilar Names
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(Latin)Variant of Octavius: Born Eighth. Octavian Was the Name Used Commonly for the Emperor Augustus
Octavius
(Latin)Born Eighth. Octavius Was a Roman Clan Name, As Well As the Original Name of Emperor Augustus (Commonly Known As Octavian). Traditionally, This Name Was Given to the Eighth Child in a Large Family
Raghnall
(Gaelic)Gaelic Name Derived from the Scandinavian Rognvaldr (Powerful Judgment), a Compound Name Composed from the Old Norse Elements Regin (Advice, Decision, Judgment) and Valdr (Ruler, Power, Might). The Na
Ranulf
(Scottish)Scottish Form of Randolf (Shield Wolf). The Name, Introduced by the Scandinavians, is Derived from the Old Norse Randulfr, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Rand, Rond (The Edge or Rim of a S
Raonull
(Gaelic)Gaelic Name Derived from Rognvaldr, a Compound Name, Introduced by Scandinavian Settlers, Composed from the Old Norse Elements Regin, Rogn (Ad- Vice, Judgment, Decision) and Valdr (Ruler, Power). The
Saga
(Norwegian)Scandinavian Name, Coming from the Word Saga, Which Describes a Story, Usually a Detailed Story of an Ancient Viking Kings Life, Like Snores Saga
Turo
(Finnish)Derives from Thor (Scandinavian), Which is God of Thunder. Other Forms; Thore, Tord, Thorbern= Bern= a Bear
Vivian
(English)Variant of Vivien, the Lady of the Lake in Malory's 'Mort D'Arthur'. Also Merlin's Enchantress
Viviana
(Latin)In Malory's Mort D'Arthur Vivien Was the Lady of the Lake; Also the Enchantress of Merlin
