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Arman
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Hope, aspiration, desire, ideal; also 'dream' in some usages |
Armenian, French, Germanic, Persian |
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Arnet
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little eagle |
French, Germanic |
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Arnoux
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Derived from elements meaning 'eagle' and either 'ruler' or 'wolf' - roughly 'eagle-ruler'. |
French |
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Arnuad
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From elements meaning 'eagle' (arn) and 'rule/power' (wald) - 'eagle ruler' |
French |
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Arsene
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Virile, masculine; 'male' or 'strong' |
French, Greek |
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Artois
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From Artois; denoting origin from the Artois region of northern France. |
French |
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Arville
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Toponymic: ‘from Arville’ - roughly ‘Ar’s town’ or ‘settlement/estate’ (associated with a place name). |
French |
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Astor
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Goshawk; hawk |
English, French |
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Aubain
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Derived from Latin Albinus, meaning "white", "fair" or "bright". |
French |
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Auben
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Derived from Latin 'albus' meaning 'white, fair, bright'. |
French |
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Auberon
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elf ruler; king of the fairies |
French |
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Aubert
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noble and bright |
French |
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Aubin
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white, fair, bright |
French |
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Aubyn
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Derived from Albinus - "white" or "fair" |
English, French |
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Aurélien
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golden; 'the golden one' |
French |
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Avent
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Likely from Latin 'adventus' meaning 'arrival' or from Old French 'avant' meaning 'before'; also used as an English surname, possibly locational. |
English, French, Latin |
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Ayme
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Beloved (also historically associated with 'home') |
French |
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Aymon
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derived from Germanic 'haim' (home) |
French |
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Baiardo
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Originally referring to a bay-colored horse; connotations of boldness/bravery |
French |
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Bain
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Fair, white, fair-haired |
Arabic, French, Gaelic, Norse, Scottish |
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Balard
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Possibly 'bald' (surname origin) or, by derivation, 'bold/brave'. |
English, French |
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Bapiste
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Baptist; 'baptized' or 'one who baptizes' |
French |
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Baptiste
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Baptist - 'one who baptizes' or associated with John the Baptist |
French |
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Baptyse
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“baptist” - one who baptizes / baptized |
French |
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Barbet
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Bearded one; diminutive sense 'little beard' |
French |
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Barde
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bard - poet, minstrel, storyteller |
English, French, Gaelic, Scottish |
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Bardin
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"Little bard" or descendant/son of a bard - poet/minstrel |
English, French |
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Baron
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Title of nobility; a nobleman |
French, Latin |
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Barre
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Meanings vary by origin: from French 'barre' meaning 'bar' or 'barrier'; alternatively associated with Barry-type names in Irish/English; also appears as a Somali personal name/surname. |
English, French, Irish, Somali |
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Barritt
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Originally a surname; meaning uncertain - often interpreted as 'bear strength' or linked to Old French 'barat' (quarrel/deception) in surname sources |
French |
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