Wisenheimer's Personal Name List

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Zane 1 m  Of unknown meaning 
Xerxes m  Greek form of the Persian name Khshayarsha which meant "ruler over heroes". 
Wayne m  Means "wagon maker" in Old English 
Walganus m  Latin form of Gawain of unknown meaning. 
Viorel m  Derived from Romanian viorea meaning "bluebell" 
Valko m  Means "wolf" in Bulgarian 
Ulric m  Originally this was a medieval form of the Old English name Wulfric meaning "wolf power". 
Tycho m  From a Greek name meaning "hitting the mark" 
Talon m  From the English meaning "talon, claw" 
Talbot m  From a surname which was perhaps derived from a Germanic given name composed of the elements tal "to destroy" and bod "message" 
Tacitus m  Means "silent, mute" in Latin 
Sterling m  From a Scottish surname which was derived from city of Stirling, which is itself of unknown meaning. The name can also be given in reference to the English word sterling meaning "excellent". In this c 
Stefan m  Form of Stephen, which is from a Greek name meaning "crown" 
Stavros m  Means "cross" in Greek, referring to the cross of the crucifixion 
Stamen m  Means "firm" in Macedonian and Bulgarian. 
Spyridon m  Means "spirit" in Greek 
Selig m  Means "blessed, happy" in Yiddish 
Roydon m  From a surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning "rye hill" 
Rhys m  Means "enthusiasm" in Welsh 
Pyrrhus m  From a Greek name which meant "flame-coloured, red" 
Philemon m  Means "affectionate" in Greek 
Pericles m  Means "around, in excess" and "glory" in Greek. 
Onesimus m  Latinized form of a Greek name which meant "beneficial, profitable" 
Octavian m  Variant of Octavius meaning eighth in Roman 
Noam m & f  Means "pleasantness" in Hebrew 
Nicodemus m  From a Greek name which meant "victory of the people" 
Nasir m  Means "helper" in Arabic 
Medrod m  Welsh form of Mordred of unknown meaning. 
Lysander m  Means "a release of a man" in Ancient Greek 
Ludolf m  Means "fame" and "wolf" in German 
Loup m  Means "wolf" in French 
Lionel m  Diminutive of Leo meaning "lion" in Greek 
Lennart m  Swedish and Low German form of Leonard, which means "brave lion" in German and English. 
Leander m  Means "lion of a man" in Greek 
Jethro m  Means "abundance" in Hebrew 
Ingolf m  Means "ancestor" and "wolf" in German 
Horus m  Possibly means "falcon" or "high" in Egyptian. 
Hiram m  Probably of Phoenician origin, though it could be from Hebrew meaning "exalted brother" 
Hilarius m  Roman name which was derived from Latin hilaris meaning "cheerful" 
Grosvenor m  From an English surname which meant "great hunter" in Norman French. 
Gereon m  Possibly means "old man" in Greek 
Gawain m  Of unknown meaning 
Gavin m  Medieval form of Gawain of unknown meaning. 
Flanagan m  Basically means "red" in Old English and Irish 
Felix m  Means "lucky, successful" in Latin 
Faustus m  Means "auspicious, lucky" in Latin 
Falk m  Means "falcon" in German and Yiddish 
Fabrice m  Means "craftsman" in French 
Ernest m  Means "serious" in English 
Erhard m  Means "honour and bravery" in German 
Emmerich m  Means "power" in German 
Elroy m  Altered form of Leroy from the French nickname le roi meaning "the king" 
Egon m  Means "edge of a sword" in German 
Edgar m  Means "rich, blessed" and "spear" in English 
Drogo m  Means either "to carry" or "ghost" in Norman 
Draven m  Of unknown meaning 
Dragan m  Means "precious" in Slavic. 
Diggory m  English name which may mean "lost one" in French 
Dexter m  From an English occupational surname meaning "one who dyes" 
Delmar m  From an English surname meaning "from the pond" 
Dax m  Of unknown meaning 
Damiano m  Diminutive of Damian meaning "to tame" in Greek 
Dag m  Means "day" in Norwegian 
Cyril m  Means "lord" in Greek 
Cormac m  Means "son of defilement" in Gaelic 
Corentin m  Possibly means "hurricane" in Breton 
Conall m  Means "strong wolf" in Gaelic 
Colin 2 m  Short form of Nicholas meaning "victory of the people" in Greek 
Cicero m  Means "chickpea" in Latin 
Ciar m  Derived from Irish ciar meaning "black" 
Chrysanthos m  Means "golden flower" in Greek 
Che m  From an Argentinian expression meaning "hey!" 
Cenric m  Means "bold power" in Old English 
Cavan m  Means "hollow" in Irish 
Cassius m  Means "empty, vain" in Roman 
Caspar m  Latin variant of Jasper meaning "treasurer" in Persian 
Callistus m  Means "most beautiful" in Late Roman 
Cade m  Means "round" in old English 
Blake m  From a surname which was derived from Old English blæc "black" or blāc "pale" 
Bertram m  Means "bright raven" in German and English 
Berthold m  Means "bright ruler" in German (Archaic) 
Astor m  Means "hawk" in English (rare) 
Asher m  Means "happy" or "blessed" in Hebrew. 
Art m  Short form of Arthur, which has an unknown meaning but may mean "bear" or "man" or "king." 
Arnfried m  Means "eagle" and "peace" in German 
Armel m  Means "bear prince" in French 
Aristides m  Means "the best kind" in Greek 
Argyros m  Means "silver" in Greek 
Aramis m  Derived from the name of the French village of Aramits. 
Ansgar m  Means "god" and "spear" in German 
Anselm m  Means "god" and "helmet, protection" in German 
Anargyros m  Means"poor, incorruptible" in Greek 
Ambrose m  Means "immortal" in English 
Altan 1 m  Means "red dawn" in Turkish 
Algernon m  English name derived from a Norman French nickname meaning "having a moustache" 
Aldric m  Means "old" and "ruler, power" in German 
Aldous m  Means "old" in English (Rare) 
Aldo m  Means "old" or possibly "noble" in Ancient Germanic 
Absalom m  Means "my father is peace" in Hebrew.