Vintage boy names

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From the olive tree, symbol of peace.

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Greek theos + doron; 'gift of God'.

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English form of Jacob; 'supplanter'.

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Germanic 'ruler of the home'.

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Germanic willa + helm; 'resolute protector'.

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Hebrew 'son of the right hand'.

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English diminutive of John; 'God is gracious'.

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Hebrew 'God is my judge'.

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Hebrew 'heard by God'.

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Hebrew 'who is like God?'.

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male given name

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Hebrew, 'beloved'

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Hebrew Yosef, 'he will add'

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Hebrew Mattityahu, 'gift of Yahweh'

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Latin 'from Lucania' — the evangelist.

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Aramaic, 'twin'

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Hebrew 'he will laugh'.

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Hebrew 'supplanter' — son of Isaac.

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From Roman clan name Antonius, meaning uncertain

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Germanic karl, 'free man'

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Hebrew Yoshiyahu, 'the Lord supports'

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Hebrew Yehoshua, 'the Lord is salvation'

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Old English place name, 'western meadow'

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Greek Christophoros, 'bearer of Christ'

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Greek Andreas, 'manly, courageous'

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French, 'handsome, beautiful'

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Latin Hadrianus, 'from Adria' (on the Adriatic)

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English place name; 'lake colony'.

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Greek short form of Theodore, from theos, 'god'

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Old English Eoforheard, 'brave as a wild boar'

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Germanic hrod-beraht, 'bright fame'

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Spanish form of Joseph, Hebrew, 'he will add'

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Variant of Miles; from Latin miles, 'soldier', or Germanic 'merciful'

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English surname from medieval Emma; Germanic ermen, 'whole, universal'

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From Old German milan, 'gentle', or Slavic milu, 'dear'

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Old English denu, 'valley'; or ecclesiastical title for a leader

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Uncertain; possibly Irish Aherlow, 'between two highlands'

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Breton/Celtic, likely 'rock' or 'little harmony'

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From Dutch raet, 'advice' or 'counsel'

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From Latin, 'happy' or 'fortunate'

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Scottish place name, 'Mack's well'

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From Hebrew Yishai, 'gift'

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From Irish Caoimhín, 'handsome' or 'kind-born'

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English occupational surname for a cloth fuller

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Old English/Norse, 'god-spear'; also Irish legendary hero

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From Latin patricius, 'nobleman'

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Old English brom, 'broom shrub,' and dun, 'hill'

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Breton Haerviu, 'battle-worthy'

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English form of Germanic Theodoric, 'ruler of the people'

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Norman French warrene, 'game preserve, rabbit warren'

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English form of Hebrew Yirmeyahu, 'appointed by God'

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From Greek Stephanos, 'crown, garland'

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Old Germanic Waltheri, 'ruler of the army'

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Old Germanic Audo, from aud, 'wealth, fortune'

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Anglicized Gaelic Coinneach, 'handsome' or 'born of fire'

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Italian form of Greek angelos, 'messenger'

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Anglicized Irish Ó Cuidighthigh, 'descendant of the helpful one'

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Irish, from old Celtic for 'high' or 'noble'

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Irish variant of Brian, from Celtic for 'noble' or 'high'

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From Latin Martinus, dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war

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Old English place name, 'settlement on clay soil'

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Old English preost + tun, 'priest's town'

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Short for Archibald, Germanic for 'genuinely bold'

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Medieval diminutive of Nicholas; Gaelic cailean, 'young pup'

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English term of endearment for 'son' or 'small boy'

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From Old French traverser, 'to cross'; surname for a tollkeeper

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Old English brad leah, 'wide meadow'

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From Old French rous, 'red'; nickname for red hair

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Gaelic O Gradaigh, from gradach, 'noble, illustrious'

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Germanic ragin 'counsel' + mund 'protection'

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Old English ead 'wealth' + wine 'friend'

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Middle English franklein, 'free landholder'

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Old French mareschal, 'keeper of horses', later royal officer

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Hebrew Yared, 'descent'; a patriarch in Genesis

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Old English Wynnstan, 'joy stone' or 'friend's stone'

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Medieval nickname for Jacob, from Hebrew Ya'akov, 'supplanter'

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From Germanic Friduric, 'peaceful ruler'

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Medieval English diminutive of Henry, 'home ruler'

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English form of Louis, from Frankish Hludwig, 'famous battle'

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English surname, 'son of Ben' (Benjamin or Benedict)

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Irish form of John, from Hebrew Yochanan, 'God is gracious'

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From Old English clerc (Latin clericus), 'cleric, scholar'

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Scottish place-name, from Gaelic caol, 'strait, narrow channel'

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From Old English ead and gar, 'wealthy spear'

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Diminutive of John, from Hebrew Yochanan, 'God is gracious'

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From the Germanic tribe of the Franks, meaning 'free man'

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From Old German Kuonrat, 'bold counsel'

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Short form of Andrew, from Greek Andreas, 'manly' or 'brave'

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Hebrew, 'Yahweh strengthens'; king of Judah

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From Scottish/Irish Mac, 'son of'; short for Mackenzie

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From Germanic hrok, 'rest'; 14th-century French pilgrim saint