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Aekerman
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Aekerman: Dutch surname meaning "field man," with historical agricultural roots. |
Dutch |
Boy |
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Aelfraed
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Aelfraed means "wise elf," reflecting intelligence and strong heritage. |
English |
Boy |
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Aelfric
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Aelfric means "elf ruler," originating from Old English roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, Old English |
Boy |
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Aelfrick
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Aelfrick: Unique Anglo-Saxon name meaning "elf ruler," rarely used today. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aelfrid
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Aelfrid: rare Anglo-Saxon name meaning "wise elf," carries tradition. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aelfrith
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Aelfrith: Anglo-Saxon name meaning "elf strength," historically significant yet uncommon. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aelfwine
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Aelfwine means "elf friend," reflecting Anglo-Saxon heritage and nobility. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aemilianus
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Aemilianus: rare, Roman name with historical charm and sophistication. |
Roman |
Boy |
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Aemilio
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Aemilio: Unique Roman name meaning "rival," gaining popularity in Europe. |
Roman |
Boy |
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Aemilius
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Aemilius: Latin name meaning "rival," historically significant among Roman aristocracy. |
Latin |
Boy |
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Aeneades
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Aeneades: Unique Latin name meaning "praised," linked to Aeneas. |
Latin |
Boy |
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Aeneas
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Aeneas: Greek name meaning "praised," Trojan hero, founder of Rome. |
Greek |
Boy |
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Aeneias
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Aeneias: a unique, heroic name from Ancient Greek mythology. |
Ancient Greek |
Boy |
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Aenghus
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Aenghus: Celtic name meaning "exceptionally strong," associated with masculinity. |
Celtic |
Boy |
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Aengus
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Aengus: Gaelic name meaning "one strength," linked to love mythology. |
Gaelic, Irish, Scottish |
Boy |
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Aeolius
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Aeolius: Unique Greek name meaning "son of Aeolus, god of winds." |
Greek |
Boy |
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Aeolos
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Aeolos: unique male name from Greek mythology, symbolizing wind control. |
Greek Mythology |
Boy |
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Aeolus
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Aeolus: Greek name meaning "quick-moving," associated with wind god mythology. |
Greek |
Boy |
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Aeryck
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Aeryck: Unique American name for boys, pronounced "AIR-ick." |
American |
Boy |
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Aesculapius
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Aesculapius: Greek god of healing, symbolized by serpent and staff. |
Greek |
Boy |
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Aeson
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Aeson means "healer," linked to Greek mythology and rejuvenation. |
Greek |
Boy |
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Aesop
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Aesop: Greek name symbolizing wisdom, storytelling, and moral lessons. |
Greek |
Boy |
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Aethan
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Aethan: unique masculine name meaning "enduring," reflecting strength and resilience. |
American |
Boy |
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Aethelbald
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Aethelbald: Anglo-Saxon name meaning "noble and bold," historically significant. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aethelberht
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Aethelberht means "noble bright"; significant Anglo-Saxon name with historical importance. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aethelbert
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Aethelbert: Anglo-Saxon name meaning "noble and bright," historically significant. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aethelhard
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Aethelhard: Anglo-Saxon name meaning "noble and hardy," historically significant. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aethelwald
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Aethelwald: rare Anglo-Saxon name meaning "noble ruler," exclusively male. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aethelward
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Aethelward: rare Anglo-Saxon name meaning "noble guardian," exclusively male. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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Aethelweard
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Aethelweard means "noble guardian," with rich Anglo-Saxon historical significance. |
Anglo-Saxon |
Boy |
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