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Gunarto
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Virtuous or beneficial purpose; useful/virtuous wealth |
Indonesian |
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Gunawan
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virtuous man / man of good qualities |
Indonesian |
Boy |
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Guntur
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Thunder |
Indonesian |
Boy |
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Guruh
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Thunder; thunderous |
Indonesian, Javanese |
Boy |
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Hartanto
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Bringer of wealth; prosperous, wealthy |
Indonesian, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Hendro
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ruler of the home |
Germanic, Indonesian |
Boy |
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Heri
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A local form of Hari/Harry - can imply 'day' (Malay/Indonesian 'hari'), relate to Sanskrit 'hari' (tawny/green, epithet of Vishnu), or be a variant of 'Harry' ('home ruler'). |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Herry
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home ruler; ruler of the household |
Dutch, English, Indonesian |
Boy |
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Jalan
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road, path; way |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Jantan
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Male; manly; masculine |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Jarot
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Unclear. Commonly used as a masculine given name in Indonesia without a widely documented literal meaning; if related to Jarrod/Jared, it would carry the meaning 'descent' or 'he who descends'. |
Indonesian |
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Jopi
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Often a diminutive of Joseph, meaning "Jehovah increases" or "God will add". |
Dutch, Indonesian |
Boy |
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Keong
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Usually from Chinese 瓊/琼 (qióng) meaning 'jade; precious; beautiful'. In some cases it may represent 強 (qiáng) meaning 'strong' - meaning depends on the character used. |
Chinese, Indonesian |
Boy |
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Lahir
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Malay/Indonesian: 'born'; Sanskrit root (from 'lahari'): 'wave, ripple'; occasionally linked to Arabic 'zahir' meaning 'manifest, apparent'. |
Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Laki
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In Samoan often interpreted as 'lucky'; in Indonesian/Malay it means 'male' or 'man'; also used as a short form/nickname in some Slavic/Greek contexts. |
Indonesian, Malay, Samoan, Slavic |
Boy |
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Laodegan
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Compound formed from the Bugis male honorific 'La Ode' and the element 'gan' - used as a masculine given name/title, roughly 'La Ode Gan' (Mr./young man Gan). |
Indonesian |
Boy |
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Mahfooz
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Protected; preserved; safeguarded |
Arabic, Bengali, Indonesian, Malay, Persian, Turkish |
Boy |
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Mamar
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Unclear/rare: possibly 'passage' or 'crossing' (from Arabic mamar) or related to 'appointed/prosperous' (from mamur); exact sense varies by origin and usage. |
Indonesian |
Boy |
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Mantan
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Unclear as a given name; possibly a surname-turned-forename. Note: in Malay/Indonesian 'mantan' means 'former' (ex-partner). |
English, Indonesian |
Boy |
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Markysyah
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Blend of 'Mark' (warlike/dedicated to Mars) and 'syah'/'shah' (king) - roughly 'warlike king' or 'kingly warrior'. |
Indonesian |
Boy |
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Papan
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In Indonesian/Malay: 'board, plank, sign'. In Sanskrit-derived usage it is etymologically related to 'pāpa' (sin) and is rare as a name with that sense. |
Indonesian, Malay, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Rabun
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Unclear; possibly 'son/descendant of Robin/Robert' or associated with 'raven' |
Indonesian, Welsh |
Boy |
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Raden
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Noble; prince; aristocratic title |
Indonesian, Javanese |
Boy |
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Radzi
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Likely 'content, satisfied' (from Arabic راضي) or 'of/from Ray' (Persian nisba) |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Rahmadi
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Derived from Arabic rahma ('mercy, compassion'); roughly 'one who is merciful' or 'given mercy'. |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Raka
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From Sanskrit rākā, often glossed as 'full moon' or related to night; in modern Indonesian use it's a common masculine given name (sometimes used without a specific literal meaning). |
Indonesian, Sanskrit, Slavic |
Boy |
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rendi
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Variant/diminutive of Randy/Randall, ultimately from elements meaning 'shield' + 'wolf' (i.e., 'shield-wolf' or 'protector'). |
English, Indonesian |
Boy |
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Rezky
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Sustenance, provision; blessed with good fortune |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Rizky
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provision, sustenance; blessing or good fortune |
Indonesian, Malay |
Boy |
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Sajen
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If derived from Hindi/Sanskrit: "beloved" or "friend". In Indonesian/Javanese usage: "offering" (ritual offering). |
Hindi, Indonesian, Javanese, Sanskrit |
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