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Name
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Origin
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Meaning
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Oakes
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English
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from the oak-tree grove
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Oakley
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Old English
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from the oak meadow
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Obadiah
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Hebrew
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servant of God
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Obelix
|
Greek
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pillar of strength
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Obiajulu
|
African
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the heart is consoled
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Ochen
|
Ugandan
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one of the twins
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Octavius
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Latin
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eighth child
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Odön
|
Hungarian
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keeper of the fief
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Oddvar
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Norse
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the spear's point
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Odell
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Old German, Greek, Danish
|
little wealthy one; ode; otter
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Odil
|
French
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rich
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Odin
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Norse
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head God in Norse mythology
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Odion
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Nigerian
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first of twins
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Odon
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Hungarian
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wealthy protector
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Odysseus
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Greek
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full of wrath
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Ogden
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Old English
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from the oak valley
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Ogilvy
|
Old Scottish
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from the high peak
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Oguz
|
Hungarian
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arrow
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Okan
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Turkish
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Olaf
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Old Norse
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talisman, ancestor
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Olcay
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Turkish
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Oldrich
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Czech
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one with riches and power
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Oleg
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Slavic
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one who is holy
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Oleos
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Spanish
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holy oil used in church
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Olier
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Breton
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Olin
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Old English
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holly
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Oliver
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Old Norse, Latin, Old French
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kind one; olive tree, peace
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Omar
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Arabic, Hebrew, German
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first son, disciple; gifted speaker; famous
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Omarjeet
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Hindu
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Ompoly
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Hungarian
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Ampleumian
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Ond
|
Hungarian
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tenth child
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Onur
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Turkish
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Oran
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Gaelic, Hebrew
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pale one; pine
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Orbán
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Hungarian
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city dweller, educated man
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Orelious
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Oren
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Hebrew, Gaelic
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ash-tree, pale; pine tree
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Orion
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Latin, Greek
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dawn, east; son of fire, the hunter
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Orkény
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Hungarian
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frightening man
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Orlando
|
Latin
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bright sun
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Orman
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Old English
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spearman
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Ormos
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Hungarian
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like a cliff
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Orrin
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Greek
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mountain
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Ors
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Hungarian
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man, hero
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Orson
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Old English, Latin
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spearman's son; bear
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Orville
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Old French
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from the golden village
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Osaze
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Hebrew
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favoured by God
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Osbert
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Old English
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inspired, divine
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Osborne
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Hebrew
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soldier of God
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Oscar
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Old Norse
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divine spear
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Osmond
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Old English
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God protector
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Ossian
|
Latin
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fawn
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Oswald
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Old English
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divinely powerful
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Oswin
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Old English
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God friend
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Oszlár
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Hungarian
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Otis
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Greek, Old German
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acute; wealthy
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Ove
|
Norse
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awe, the spear's point
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Ovid
|
Latin
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lamb
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Owen
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Old Welsh, Greek
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warrior; well born
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Oxford
|
Old English
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from where the oxen ford
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Oz
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Hebrew
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strength
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Ozan
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Turkish
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Ozaner
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Turkish
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Ozor
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Hungarian
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name of an ethnic group
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Ozséb
|
Hungarian
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pious
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Ozsvát
|
Hungarian
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deity, might
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