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Girl · Boy
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The language collection
163 names documented as given names in Manx 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. Page 1 of 2.
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“from the Roman harbor Hadria”
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“to defend” + “man”
“to defend” + “man”
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“man”
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Late Latin origin
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Old Norse origin
Old Norse origin
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“strange, foreign”
“son of the right/south or son of days”
“son of the right/south or son of days”
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“high, exalted”
“craftsman”
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Latin origin
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“hound” + “desiring”
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“God is my judge”
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Old Irish origin
Old Irish origin
Old Irish origin
Old Irish origin
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“brown” + “battle”
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Manx origin
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Old Irish origin
“God is gracious”
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“servant” + “Christ”
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Old Irish origin
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“servant” + “bishop”
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Biblical Hebrew origin
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English origin
Old French origin
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“God is gracious”
“God is gracious”
“God is gracious”
Biblical Hebrew origin
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“(God) shall add”
“Yahweh is salvation”
“Yahweh is gracious”
English origin
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Old Irish origin
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“my messenger”
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Latin origin
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Hebrew origin
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