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Acel
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Most often treated as a variant of Axel meaning 'father of peace' (from Hebrew Absalom); alternatively associated with Hungarian 'acél' = 'steel' or used as a modern Filipino given name with no single established origin. |
Filipino, Hungarian |
Boy |
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Ces
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Nickname for names related to 'Caesar' (the Roman cognomen, often interpreted as 'hairy' or associated with cutting) or as a diminutive of Cecilia/Cecilio |
Filipino |
Boy |
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Fiko
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Diminutive of Philip - 'lover of horses' (i.e., 'little Philip') |
Filipino |
Boy |
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Galang
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Respect, honor (also 'to mobilize/support' in Indonesian usage) |
Filipino, Malay, Tagalog |
Boy |
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Lipp
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Possible meanings: 'flag' (Estonian) or locational (from Lippe); if derived from Philip, 'lover of horses' |
Filipino, Germanic |
Boy |
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Maning
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Diminutive of Manuel/Emmanuel - "God is with us." |
Filipino |
Boy |
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Monch
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Nickname form of Ramón or derived from German 'Mönch' meaning 'monk' |
Filipino |
Boy |
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Noli
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Varies by origin - often a nickname without a specific lexical meaning; in Latin 'noli' means 'do not' (imperative of nolo). |
Albanian, Filipino, Italian, Latin |
Boy |
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Nonito
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“Little Non” - a diminutive form meaning ‘little’ or ‘young’ attached to a name-stem (from Spanish -ito) |
Filipino, Spanish |
Boy |
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Ogie
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A diminutive or nickname; specific meaning depends on the root name (e.g., 'fiery' from Ognjen, 'famous spearman' from Rogelio, or family/surname origins from Ogilvie/Ogden). |
English, Filipino, Scottish |
Boy |
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Pilpo
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Derived from Philip, meaning 'lover of horses' - used as a diminutive or playful form. |
Filipino |
Boy |
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Totong
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Affectionate nickname meaning 'little boy' or 'son' - an informal pet name for a boy. |
Filipino, Tagalog |
Boy |
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Totoy
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affectionate term meaning 'little boy' or 'young boy' |
Filipino, Tagalog |
Boy |
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