Aaron: (Hebrew) "light; high mountain" Abner: (Hebrew) "of light; bright" Abraham: (Hebrew) "father of many" Ace: (Latin) "unity" Adam: (Hebrew) "red earth; man of earth; first man" Addison: (Anglo-Saxon) "Adam's descendant" Adolfo: (Teutonic) "noble wolf" Adonis: (Greek) "handsom" Adrian: (Latin) "dark; from Adria" Ahmed: (Arabic) "most highly praised" Aidan: (Irish/Gaelic) "little fire" Alan, Allen: (Celtic) "handsome; harmony" Albert: (Teutonic) "noble and bright" Alec: (Greek) "protector of men" Alfred: (Anglo-Saxon) "wise as an elf" Ambrose: (Greek) "belonging to the immortals" Andrew: (Greek) "manly" Angelo: (Greek) "saintly" Angus: (Celtic) "exceptional; outstanding" Anthony, Anton, Antonio: (Latin) "of inestimable worth" Archibald, Archie, Archer: (Teutonic) "truly bold, bold archer" Ari: (Hebrew) "lion" Arlen: (Irish/Gaelic) "pledge" Arlo: (Latin) "the barberry bush" Arnold, Arnie, Arney: (Teutonic) "strong as an eagle" Arsenio: (Greek) "virile, masculine" Arthur: (Celtic) "strong as a rock" Ashley: (Old English) "dweller at the ash-tree pool" Aubrey: (Teutonic) "elf-ruler" Austin: (Latin) "exaulted" Avery: (Anglo-Saxon) "ruler of the elves" Bailey: (Teutonic) "bailiff" Baird: (Celtic) "the minstrel" Barnaby, Barney: (Hebrew) "son of prophecy or consolation" Barry: (Celtic) "spear" Bartholowmew, Bart: (Hebrew) "son of the furrows, a farmer" Basil: (Greek) "kingly" Baxter: (Teutonic) "the baker" Bayard: (French) "of the firey hair" Beau: (French) "handsome" Benjamin, Ben: (Hebrew) "son of my right hand" Bentley: (Old English) "from the bent grass meadow" Bernard, Barry: (Teutonic) "bear" Bertram, Bertrand, Bert: (Old English) "bright raven" Bevis: (Old French) "fair view" Bill, Billy: (Teutonic) "determined protector" Birney: (Old English) "dweller on the brook island" Bjorn: (Scandanavian) "bear" Blaine, Blane, Blayne: (Irish Gaelic) "thin lean" Blake: (Old English) "dark; dark-complexioned" Blaise, Blaze: "stammerer" Bo: (Chinese) "the eldest brother, thriving, wealthy" Bob, Bobby: (Teutonic) "of bright shining fame" Boris: (Slavic) "a fighter" Boyd: (Celtic) "light-haired" Brad, Bradford, Bradley: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the broad ford" Brandon, Brendan: (Celtic) "from the firey hill" Brent: (Teutonic) "steep hill" Brett: (French) "a native of Brittany" Brian: (Celtic) "strong powerful" Brice, Bryce: (Celtic) "ambitious" Brock: (Celtic) "badger" Bronson: (Old English) "son of the brown one" Bruce: Scottish surname, Robert the Bruce, king of Scotland Buck: (Old English) "buck deer" Burgess: (Teutonic) "a townsman" Byron: (French) "from the cottage; the bear" Caesar, Cesar: (Latin) "born with long hair, leader" Cal, Caleb, Calvin: (Hebrew) "bold; impetuous" Callen: (Irish) "battle-mighty" Cameron: (Celtic) "bent nose" Campbell: (French) "from a bright field" Carl, Charles, Chuck, Carlos: (Teutonic) "man" Carroll: (Irish Gaelic) "champion" Cary: (Old Welsh) "dweller at the castles" Casey: (Celtic) "brave" Cecil: (Latin) "blind" Cedric: (Celtic) "chieftan" Chad: (Old English) "warlike" Charles, Chuck: (Teutonic) "man" Charlton: (Anglo-Saxon) "of Charles' farm" Chase: (Old French) "hunter" Chauncey: (French) "official record keeper" Chester, Chet: ( Latin) "of the fortified camp" Chevy: (French) "horseman; knight" Christopher, Chris, Kit, Kris, Kriss: (Greek) "Christbearer" Clair, Claire: (Latin) "famous one" Clancy: (Irish) "redheaded fighter" Clarence: (Latin) "bright, shining, gentle" Clark: (Latin) "scholarly" Claud, Claude: (Latin) "lame" Clay, Clayton: (Anglo-Saxon) "mortal man" Clem, Clement: (Latin) "mild, kind, merciful" Cliff, Clifford: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the ford near the cliff" Clive: (Anglo-Saxon) "cliff" Clyde: (Celtic) the Scottish river and surname Cody: (Irish/English) "helpful" Colin: (Celtic) "strong; yound and virile" Colton: (Old English) "from the dark estate" Conan: (Celtic) "intelligence" Connor: (Irish) "hound lover" Conrad: (Teutonic) "brave counsel" Cooper: (Old English) "barrel maker" Cordell: (French) "binding cord, rope" Cornelius: (Latin) "battle horn" Cory, Corydon: (Greek) "crested one" Craig: (Celtic) "of the crag, stony hill" Cruz: (Spanish) "cross" Curt, Curtis, Kurt: (French) "courteous" Cy, Cyrus: (Persian) "throne" Dagwood: (Old English) "bright one's forest" Dakota: (American Indian-Sioux) "alliance of friends" Dale: (Teutonic) "valley dweller" Dame, Daimon, Damian: (Greek) "tame; domesticated" Dana, Dane: (Scandanavian) "a Dane" Daniel: (Hebrew) "God is judge" Darius, Darren, Darrell, Dorian: (persian) "a man of wealth" Darrel: (Anglo-Saxon) "beloved" Darwin: (English) "dweller near clear water" David, Davis, Dewey: (Hebrew) "beloved" Davin: (Scandanavian) "the bright man; bright Finn" Dean: (Anglo-Saxon) "valley" Dennis, Denis, Dennison, Denny, Denzel, Denzil, Dion, Deion: (Greek) "lover of fine wines" Denver: (Old English) "dweller at the valley edge" Derek, Derk, Derrick: (Teutonic) "ruler of the people" Desmond: (Celtic) "worldly" Devin, Devon: "an English place name" Devlin: (Irish Gaelic) "fierce valor" Dexter: (Latin) "right-handed" Dick: (Teutonic) "powerful ruler" Dillon: (Celtic) "faithful" Dimitri: (Russian) "follower of Demeter, the Greek goddess" Dolan: (Irish Gaelic) "black haired" Dominic: (Latin) "the Lord's" Donald: (Celtic) "ruler of the world" Dooley: (Irish Gaelic) "dark hero" Doran: (Greek) "the stranger" Dory: (French) "golden-haired" Douglas: (Celtic) "from the black stream" Dover: (English) "from Dover" Doyle: (Celtic) "the dark stranger; newcomer" Drake: (Middle English) "owner of the Dragon Inn sign" Druce: (Celtic) "wise man; capable and adept" Duane: (Celtic) "son of the little dark one" Dudley: (Anglo-Saxon) "a place" Duff: (Irish Gaelic) "dark complexioned one" Duke: (Latin) "leader" Duncan: (Celtic) "warrior of dark skin" Durwin: (Anglo-Saxon) "dear friend" Dustin: (Teutonic) "strong-hearted leader" Dwight: (Teutonic) "light" Dylan: (Old Welsh) "from the sea" Earl: (Anglo-Saxon) "noble man" Eaton: (Anglo-Saxon) "of the river; riverside" Eben: (Hebrew) "stone" Ebenezer: (Hebrew) "stone of help" Edan: (Celtic) "flame" Eden: (Hebrew) "place of delight and pleasure" Edgar: (Anglo-Saxon) "lucky spear; fortunate warrior" Edison: (Old English) "Edward's son" Edmund: (Anglo-Saxon) "fortunate; rich protector" Edolf: (Old English) "prosperous wolf" Edric: (Anglo-Saxon) "rich ruler" Edward: (Anglo-Saxon) "prosperous gaurdian" Edwin: (Anglo-Saxon) "wealthy friend" Ehren: (Old German) "honorable one" Eldon: (Teutonic) respected; older" Eleazar: (Hebrew) "helped by God" Eli: (Hebrew) "the highest" Elijah: (Hebrew) "the Lord is God" Eliot: (Hebrew) "the Lord is God" Elisha: (Hebrew) "God, my salvation" Elmer: (Anglo-Saxon) "noble; famous" Elmo: (Greek) "friendly" Elton: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the old farm; village" Elivis: (Old Norse) "all wise" Emil: (Teutonic) "industrious" Ennis: (Irish Gaelic) "one choice" Eric: (Teutonic) "kingly" Erland: (Teutonic) "noble eagle" Ernest: (Teutonic) "sincere; intent" Ethan: (Hebrew) "steadfast" Eugene: (Greek) "noble; well-born" Eustace: (Greek) "fruitful" Everard: (Teutonic) "mighty as a boar" Ezekiel: (Hebrew) "God's strength" Fabian: (Latin) "a Roman clan name" Fairley: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the fair meadow" Falconer: (Anglo-Saxon) "falcon hunter; trainer" Felix: (Latin) "fortunate" Ferris: (Celtic) "rock" Filmore: (Old English) "very famous one" Finn: (Irish Gaelic) "Fair-haired and -complexioned" Fisher: (English) "fisherman" Fleming: (Anglo-Saxon) "the Dutchman" Fletcher: (French) "arrow maker" Flint: (English) "rock; flint" Forrest: (Teutonic) "from the woods" Foster: (Teutonic) "forester; keeper of the preserve" Fox: (English) "the fox" Francis: (Latin) "from France" Franklin: (Teutonic) "a free man" Frazer: (Old English) "curly haired" (Old French) "strawberry" Frederick: (Teutonic) "peaceful chieftain" Freeman: (Anglo-Saxon) "one born free" Fremont: (Old German) "free or noble protector" Frick: (Old English) "bold man" Gale: (Celtic) "lively" Gallagher: (Irish Gaelic) "eager helper" Galton: (Old English) "owner of a rented estate" Galvin: (Celtic) "the sparrow" Garett: (Welsh) "gentle" Garfield: (Old English) "triangular field" Garland: (from the spear land" Garner: (Teutonic) "the defender; noble gaurdian" Garnet: (Latin) "grain; red jewel" Garth: (Anglo-Saxon) "gardener" Gary: (Teutonic) "battle friend" Geary: (Middle English) "changeable one" Gerber: (Hebrew) "strong" Geoffrey: (Teutonic) "God's peace; peace of the land" George: (Greek) "farmer; tiller of the soil" Gerald: (Teutonic) "mighty spearman" Gerhard: (Teutonic) "hardy fighter" Germaine: (Latin) "a German" Gilmer: (Old English) "famous hostage" Gilmore: (Irish Gaelic) "adherent of St. Mary" Glen: (Celtic) "from the valley" Gordon: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the cornered hill" Graham: (Teutonic) "from the gray home" Grant: (French) "grand" Greg: (Greek) "vigilant" Griffin: (Celtic) "red-haired" Grover: (Anglo-Saxon) "grove-dweller" Gus: (Celtic) "exceptional; outstanding" Guy: (Teutonic) "lively" Hagen: (Irish Gaelic) "little; young one" Haines: (Teutonic) "from a vined cottage" Halbert: (Old English) "brilliant hero" Hamal: (Arabic) "lamb" Hamilton: (French) "from the mountain hamlet" Hamlet: (Old Franco-German) "little home" Han: (Chinese) "male; self-restraint" Hansel: (Scandinavian) "son of Hans" Harod: (Hebrew) "the loud terror" Harold: (Anglo-Saxon) "army commander" Harper: (Old English) "harp player" Harris: (Old English) "son of Henry/Harry" Hayes: (Old English) "from the woods; the hunter" Heath: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the vast wasteland" Heathcliff: (Middle English) "from the Heath Cliff" Hector: (Greek) "steady; unswerving" Henry: (Teutonic) "home ruler" Herbert: (Teutonic) "bright warrior" Hilman: (English) "dweller on a hill" Hiroshi: (Japanese) "peaceful; spacious; plentiful" Hogan: (Irish Gaelic) "youth" Holmes: (Middle English) "from the river islands" Homer: (Greek) "pledge" Horace: (Latin) "timekeeper" Houston: (Anglo-Saxon) "from a mountain town" Howard: (Teutonic) "chief guardian" Hu: (Chinese) "tiger; amber" Hudson: (English) "son of Hudde" Humphery: (Teutonic) "a protector of the peace" Hunter: (Old English) "the hunter" Hurst: (Middle English) "dweller at the forest" Hyde: (Old English) "from the acreage that supported one family" Ian: "Scottish form of John" Ichabod: (Hebrew) "the glory has departed" Igor: (Russian) Ing's warrior" Ira: (Hebrew) "watcher" Irvin: (Anglo-Saxon) "sea friend" Isaac: (Hebrew) "laughing"
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Ishmail: (Hebrew) "God will heat" Israel: (Hebrew) " the Lord's warrior; soldier" Jaafar: (Arabic) "small river" Jacob: (Hebrew) "the supplanter" Jagger: (North English) "carter; teamster" Jamal: (Arabic) "elegance; beauty" James: (Hebrew) "the supplanter" Janus: (Latin) "a gate; pasageway" Jared: (Hebrew) "the descending; descendant" Jarman: (Old German) "the German" Jason: (Greek) "healer" Jasper: (Persian) "teasure bringer" Jay: (Anglo-Saxon) "the jaybird" Jed: (Hebrew) "beloved by the Lord" Jeffrey: (Teutonic) "God's peace; peace of the land" Jeremiah: (Hebrew) "exalted by the Lord" Jermaine: (Latin) "a German" Jerome: (Greek) "holy" Jerry: (Teutonic) "mighty spearman" Jesse: (Hebrew) "God's gift; grace" Jethro: (Hebrew) "outstanding; excellent" Jim: (Hebrew) "the supplanter" Jonas: (Hebrew) "dove" Jonathan: (Hebrew) "gift of God" Jordan: (Hebrew) "flowing down" Joseph: (Hebrew) "he shall add" Joshua: (Hebrew) "whom God has saved" Josiah: (Hebrew) "he is healed by the Lord" Judah: (Hebrew) "praise" Julio: (Latin) "divinely youthful" Justin: (Latin) "the just" Kamal: (Arabic) "perfection" Kane: (Celtic) "bright; radiant" Karl: (German) "manly" Keeley: (Irish Gaelic) "handsome" Keenan: (Irish Gaelic) "little ancient one" Keith: "a Scottish place name" Kelvin: (Irish Gaelic) "from the narrow river" Kennedy: (Celtic) "chief of the clan" Kenneth: (Celtic) "handsome" Kenya: (African) "artist" Kermit: (Celtic) "free" Kevin: (Celtic) "kind; gentle" Kip: (North English) "dweller at the pointed hill" Kirby: (Teutonic) "from the church village" Kirk: (Scandinavian) "of the church; living close to the church" Knox: (Old English) "from the hills" Kyle: (Gaelic) "a narrow piece of land" Lamar: (Old German) "land famous" Lance: (Anglo-Saxon) "spear" Lawrence: (Latin) "laurel; crowned with laurel" Lee: (Anglo-Saxon) "meadow; sheltered" Leif: (Old Norse) "beloved one" Leith: (Scotch Gaelic) "wide river" Leo: (Latin) "lion" Leonard: (Teutonic) "brave as a lion" Lester: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the army; camp" Lewis: (Teutonic) "renowned in battle" Lincoln: (Celtic) "from the place by the pool; river bank" Lloyd: (Welsh) "gray; dark" Lockhart: (Scottish) "a small enclosure" Logan: (Scotch Gaelic) "little hollow" Louis: (Teutonic) "renowned in battle" Lucas: (Latin) "light" Luther: (Teutonic) "renowned warrior" Mac: (Celtic) "the son of" Madison: (Teutonic) "mighty in battle" Malcolm: (Celtic) "dove" Malvin: (Celtic) "chief" Mario: (Latin) "martial one" Mark: (Latin) "belonging to Mars; a warrior" Marley: (Old English) "from the lake meadow" Marshall: (French) "farrier; caretaker of horses" Martin: (Latin) "a form of Mark" Matthew: (Hebrew) "God's gift" Max: (Latin) "the greatest" Maxwell, Max: (Anglo-Saxon) "Mack's well" Maynard: (Anglo-Saxon) "mightily strong" Mel: short form of names beginning Mel Melvin, Melville, Melvil: (French) "a place" Meredith: (Welsh) "Chief" Micah: "a form of Michael biblical prophet" Michael, Mike, Micael, Michal, Michel, Mick, Mickey, Miguel, Mischa, Mitch, Mitchell: (Hebrew) "Who is like God" Miles: (Latin) "soldier" Milo: (Latin) "miller" Mohammad: (Arabic) "worthy of praise" Monroe: (Celtic) "from the red swamp" Montgomerey: (French) "mountain hunter" Morgan: (Celtic) "from the sea; sea white" Morrison: (Old English) "son of Maurice" Moses: (Egyptian) "savior" Muhammad: (Arabic) "worthy of praise" Murphy: (Irish Gaelic) "sea warrior" Murray: (Celtic) "settlement by the sea" Napoleon: (German) "obscure" Nathaniel: (Hebrew) "gift of God" Neal: (Celtic) "champion" Nelson: (Celtic) "son of Neal/Neil" Nemo: (Greek) "from the glen" Nero: (Italian) "black; dark" Nester: (Greek) "venerable wisdom" Newton: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the new estate" Nicholas: (Greek) "victory of the people" Nigel: (Latin) "dark; black" Nino: (Spanish) "little boy" Noah: (Hebrew) "rest; comfort; peace" Norbert: (Teutonic) "sea brightness" Norman: (Teutonic) "man from the North; of Normandy" Odolf: (Old German) "wealthy wolf" Oliver: (Latin) "olive; peace" Omar: (Arabic) "who has a long life" Oren: (Hebrew) "pine" Orion: (Latin) "giant" Oscar: (Anglo-Saxon) "divine spear" Oswald: (Anglo-Saxon) "divine power" Otis: (Teutonic) "wealthy; prosperous" Owen: (Welsh) "wellborn" Pablo: (Latin) "little" Patrick: (Latin) "noble; patrician" Paul: (Latin) "little" Penn: (Old German) "comander" Percy: (French) "valley piercer" Perry: (Anglo-Saxon) "pear tree" Peter: (Greek) " rock; stone" Philbert: (Teutonic) "a radiant soul" Philip: (Greek) "lover of horses" Porter: (Latin) "gatekeeper" Potter: (English) "a potter" Preston: (Anglo-Saxon) "of the priest's place" Quincy: (Latin) "from the fifth son's place" Quintin: (Latin) "fifth" Ralph: (Old English) "wolf counselor" Ramsey: (Teutonic) "raven's island" Randall: (Anglo-Saxon) "wolf counselor" Rankin: (Old English) "little shield" Raven: (English) "a bird's name meaning a recurring hero in mythology of Indian tribes of the Pacific North-west coast" Ravi: (Sanskrit) "sun" Raymond: (Teutonic) "wise protection" Reed: (Old English) "red-haired" Regan: (Celtic) "royal; king" Reuben: (Hebrew) "behold a son" Rex: (Latin) "king" Reynold: (Old English) "mighty and powerful" Richard: (Teutonic) "powerful ruler" Rick: (Teutonic) "powerful ruler" Ripely: (Old English) "dweller at the shouter's meadow" Ritter: (North German) "a knight" Robert: (Teutonic) "of bright, shining fame" Rock: (Old english) "from the rock" Rod: (Teutonic) "renowned ruler" Rodney: (Teutonic) "renowned" Roger: (Teutonic) "renowned spearman; famous warrior" Roland: (Teutonic) "fame of the land" Romeo: (Latin) "man from Rome" Roosevelt: (Dutch) "rose field" Roscoe: (Teutonic) "from the deer forest" Ross: (Teutonic) "horse" Roswell: (Teutonic) "mighty steed" Roy: (Latin) "king" Rudd: (Old English) "ruddy-complexioned" Rudolph: (Teutonic) "famed wolf" Rufus: (Latin) "red haired" Russel: (Anglo-Saxon) "like a fox" Rusty: (Old French) "red haired" Ryan: (Irish Gaelic) "little king" Sacha: (Russian) "protector of men" Samson: (Hebrew) "sunllike" Samuel: (Hebrew) "name of God" Sancho: (Spanish) "truthful; sincere" Santana: (Spanish) "Saint Anne/Anna" Scott: (Latin) "a Scotsman" Sean, Shawn: (Irish) "gift of God" Sebastian: (Greek) "respected; reverenced" Seger: (Old English) "sea-warrior" Seth: (Hebrew) "chosen" Seward: (Anglo-Saxon) "defender of the coast" Shane: (Hebrew) "gift of God" Sheldon: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the hill ledge; shelly valley" Shelton: (Old English) "from the ledge town" Shepley: (Anglo-Saxon) "of the sheep meadow" Sherman: (Anglo-Saxon) "wool shearer; sheep cutter" Sherwin: (Anglo-Saxon) "a true friend" Shiloh: (Hebrew) "peace, abundance" Sidney: (French) "a follower of Saint Denis" Simon: (Hebrew) "to be heard" Sinclair: (Latin) "saintly; shining light" Skipp: (Old Norse) "ship owner" Spark: (Middle English) "gay; gallent one" Speed: (Old English) "success; prosperity" Spencer: (French) "storekeeper; dispenser of provisions" Stanley: (Slavonic) "pride of the camp" Stein: (German) "stone" Stephen: (Greek) "crown; garland" Stewart: (Anglo-Saxon) "keeper of the estate" Sullivan: (Irish Gaelic) "black eyed one" Sumner: (Latin) "the summoner" Sylvester: (Latin) "of the forest" Taylor: (Latin) "the tailor" Terence: (Latin) "tender" Terry: (Latin) "tender" Thane: (Old English) "warrior attendant" Theodoric: (Teutonic) "the people's ruler" Thomas: (Aramaic) "the twin" Thor: (Scandinavian) "the thunderous one" Thorne: (Old English) "dweller by the thorn tree" Tilden: (Anglo-Saxon) "from a vertile valley" Timothy: (Greek) "honoring god" Titus: (Latin) "safe; saved" Todd: (Latin) "the fox" Travis: (Latin) "from the crossroad" Trent: (Latin) "swift" Trevor: (Celtic) "careful traveler" Trigg: (Old Norse) "trusty one" Troy: (Old French) "at the place of the curly-haired people" Turner: (Latin) "woker with the lathe" Tybalt: (Teutonic) "leader of the people" Tyler: (Anglo-Saxon) "maker of tiles or bricks" Tyrone: (Celtic) "Owen's land" Tyson: (Teutonic) "son of the German" Ulmer: (Old Norse) "famous wolf" Ulysses: (Greek) "angry one; wrathful" Upton: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the hill town" Uriah: (Hebrew) "the Lord is my light" Usher: (English) "door keeper" Val: (Teutonic) "might; power" Valentine: (Latin) "healthy; strong; valorous" Vance: (Dutch) "the son of a famous family" Vedder: (Dutch) "father" Vernon: (Latin) "growing, flourishing" Victor: (Latin) "the conqueror" Wade: (Anglo-Saxon) "mover; wanderer" Walfred: (Old German) "peaceful ruler" Walker: (Anglo-Saxon) "forest walker" Wallace: (Teutonic) "the Welshman; stranger" Walter: (Teutonic) "powerful; mighty warrior" Washington: (Old English) "from the estate of the keen one's family" Wayne: (Teutonic) "wagon maker" Webster: (Anglo-Saxon) "weaver" Wesley: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the west meadow" Wessel: (Teutonic) "from Wesel (Germany)" Whitney: (Anglo-Saxon) "from a white island" Wilbert, Wilber: (Teutonic) "bright pledge" Wilfred: (Teutonic) "firm peacemaker" William: (Teutonic) "determined protector" Willis: (Teutonic) "son of William or William himself" Wilmer: (Old German) "famous; resolute one" Wilson: (Teutonic) "son of William" Winslow: (Teutonic) "from the friendly hill" Winston: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the friendly town" Wolfe: (Teutonic) "a wolf" Wolfgang: (Old German) "advancing wolf" Woodrow: (Anglo-Saxon) "from the hedgerow in the wood" Wycliff: (Old English) "form the white cliff" Xavier: (Arabic) "bright" Yoshi: (Japanese) "fine, splended" Zachariah: (Hebrew) "the Lord's remembrance" Zeke: (Hebrew) "God's strength" Zeus: (Greek) "living one" Zuriel: (Hebrew) "God; my rock"
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