“father of” + “multitude of”
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118 names documented as given names in Middle English by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated.
“father of” + “multitude of”
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“earth, man, soil, light brown”
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“stone, rock”
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“descendants of Brógán”
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Irish origin
Old French origin
Ancient Greek origin
Ancient Greek origin
“wealth, riches” + “gift”
“wealth, riches” + “ward, guard”
Old English origin
Middle English origin
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Middle English origin
Middle English origin
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Old English origin
“girl, maiden”
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“May He Heel”
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“God is gracious”
“God is gracious”
“God is gracious”
Ancient Greek origin
Middle English origin
“God is gracious”
“God has been gracious”
Hebrew origin
“(God) shall add”
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Irish origin
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“Matilda” + “diminutive suffix”
Latin origin
Latin origin
Middle English origin
“of or like Mars” or “little Mars”
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Late Latin origin
“who is like God?”
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Irish origin
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“victory” + “people”
Old French origin
French origin
“patrician”
“patrician”
Irish origin
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Irish origin
“to love” + “horse”
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Latin origin
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“fame” + “bright”
Irish origin
Middle English origin
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“victory” + “guard”
“Protector of victory”
“Protector of victory”
“Protector of victory”
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Middle English origin
Irish origin
“twin”
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“ruler” + “army, host”
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“will-helmet”
“will” + “helmet”
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Middle English origin
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Ancient Greek origin