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Josquin
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Diminutive of Josse or Joseph - 'little Josse' or 'little Joseph' (Joseph: 'God will increase') |
French |
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Joubert
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Derived from a Germanic personal name; contains '-bert' meaning 'bright' - used as a French family name |
French |
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jovien
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Jupiter-like; of Jove (associated with the Roman god Jupiter), implying majesty or joviality |
French, Latin |
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JPierre
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A compound form combining the initial 'J' (often for Jean or Joseph) with Pierre, meaning 'rock' or 'stone' - roughly 'J (Jean/Joseph) + rock'. |
French |
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Julien
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From Latin Julius, meaning "youthful" or "descended from Jove (Jupiter)" |
French |
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Jullin
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belonging to Julius; youthful / descendant of Jupiter |
French, Latin |
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Junien
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of or belonging to Junius; associated with Juno/June |
French |
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kartier
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Occupational name meaning 'cart driver' or 'maker/driver of carts' |
French |
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Koofrey
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From elements meaning 'God' or 'good' + 'peace' - interpreted as 'God's peace' or 'peaceful pledge' |
French |
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La Fayette
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small beech grove / little beech forest |
French |
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Lafayete
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from the beech grove / 'little beech' (beech forest) |
French |
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Lafayett
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from the beech grove / little beech |
French |
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Lafayette
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From the beech forest |
French |
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Lafayettte
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little beech grove |
French |
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Lafaytte
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from the little beech grove |
French |
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Lafe
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Diminutive/nickname of Lafayette - 'little beech grove' or 'from the beech forest'. |
French |
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Lafrance
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From/of France; denotes association with France |
French |
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Lamar
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Originally 'the sea' (from Old French la mer); sometimes associated with Arabic 'Ammar' meaning 'one who builds' or 'long-lived'. |
Arabic, English, French |
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Lamare
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from the pond / of the marsh or sea |
French |
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Lamarr
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From the marsh; the pond |
English, French |
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Lambert
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From Old High German land ('land') + beraht ('bright') - 'bright land' or 'famous in the land'. |
Dutch, French, German |
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Lambrett
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From elements meaning 'land' + 'beraht' (bright/famous) - 'bright or famous land' |
French, Germanic |
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Lamund
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Derived from the Germanic 'mund' meaning 'protection' - 'protector' or 'protected'. |
English, French |
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Lance
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spear, lancer |
English, French, Latin |
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Lancel
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Likely 'servant' or 'little lancer/spearman' (associated with Lancelot) |
French |
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Lancelin
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diminutive of 'Lance' - 'little lance' or young spearman |
French, Norman |
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Lancelot
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Lance-bearer or 'little lance'; name of a famed Arthurian knight |
French |
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Lancelott
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Often interpreted as "little lancer" (young spear-bearer); some sources also link it to a word for "servant/vassal" |
French |
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Lancilot
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likely 'little servant' (diminutive of Old French ancel); sometimes associated with 'lance' due to similarity to Lancelot |
French |
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Lancilott
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Variant of Lancelot - associated with the Arthurian knight; meaning is uncertain but often rendered as 'servant' or interpreted as 'little lance'. |
French |
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