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There are plenty of sites where you can find out the origin, popularity and meaning of your names. So I am curious what do your names mean? mine are the following.

Ashley = Ash Meadow and from Old English.
Keith = Gaelic and scottish roots, meaning is woodland or forest.
Elrick = Old English roots, means King.

So I am an Ash Meadow, Woodland King o.0''. Give it a try .

"Daria" - royal Persian name meaning "rich" (back in Poland it was very unique, in Russia - epic fail, esp. since I royally hate the shortened version pronounced as "Dasha" I do not recommend ever addressing me this way.

"Kamila" - Latin and Arabic origin, meaning "perfect"

"Aleksandra" - Albanian origin, meaning "defending men"

So I'm basically "Rich perfect men's defender"

"Donna" -Italian meaning Lady

"Angelica"- Latin meaning Angel

Courtney (Old English): "from the court; courtly"

Yvette (Old French): "archer"

Lones (Old English): "variant of lane; dweller in the lane"

So basically I am a courtly archer who dwells in the lane...almost slightly poetic...very Chaucer don't ya think?

Well, if that would be a part of "The Miller's Tale", then I'd say it's even very hentai.

I love Chaucer.

Katie
Pure, Virginal

Gender: Female
Origin: Celtic/Gaelic

Surname: Spencer
It is perhaps surprisingly occupational and originally described a despencier or despendour, a man who was in charge of purchasing and distribution of all food and provisions within a royal or noble household or a monastery.

Umm, Yay?

Victoria
Winner, Conqueror

Gender: Female
Origin: Latin

Surname: Ulman
Jewish (Ashkenazic): habitational name from the city of Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, with the suffix -man ‘man’, which is occasionally found as a surname-forming element with placenames, denoting a native or inhabitant of a place.

.... K

Alex:
Gender: Masculine & Feminine
Usage: English, Dutch
Pronounced: AL-əks (English), AH-ləks (Dutch)
Short form of ALEXANDER, ALEXANDRA, and other names beginning with Alex.
Latinized form of the Greek name Αλεξανδρος (Alexandros), which meant "defending men" from Greek αλεξω (alexo) "to defend, help" and ανηρ (aner) "man" (genitive ανδρος).

Breen:
Usage: Irish
From the Irish Gaelic "Ó Braoin." Broin means "sorrow" or "sadness".

Lance
From the Germanic name Lanzo, originally a short form of names that began with the element land meaning "land". During the Middle Ages it became associated with Old French lance "spear, lance".

Arthur
The meaning of this name is unknown. It could be derived from British art "bear" combined with viros "man", or it could be related to Irish art "stone". Alternatively it could be related to an obscure Roman family name Artorius. Arthur is the name of the central character in Arthurian legend, a 6th-century king of the Britons who presided over the knights of the Round Table. He may or may not have been a real person.

I don't think I'll bother with my last name, since it has no meaning.

Dominique

The meaning of the name Dominique is Of God

The origin of the name Dominique is French

Alternate spellings: Domineque

Notes: Feminine form of Dominic


Dominique means 'belonging to God'


The girl's name Dominique \d(o)-mini-que, dom(i)-nique\, also used as boy's name Dominique, is pronounced dom-ih-NEEK. It is of French and Latin origin, and its meaning is "lord". Feminine form of Dominic. Appropriate for a girl born on Sunday, "the Lord's day". Olympic gymnasts Dominique Dawes, Dominique Moceanu.

The basis of the name "Andrey" is the root of the Greek word "Andros": husband, man.
The basis of the surname "Repin" is the ancient Russian/Slavic nickname or not a church male name: "Repa", "Repnya"... "Repa" = turnip... I hate this meaning...
The basis of the patronymic name "Michailovich" (name: Michael/Misha) is the ancient Jewish name "Mikael'" (l' = soft l): "equal, similar to a God".

Wow we got some pretty epic names, a courtly archer, a mans defender . I think I started something quite strange, the courtley archer thing does sound quite chauser-ish though . Gotta love Chauser .

Well my friend is here with me so i am posting his name here too.

Andrew: Greek origin; means Man, Warrior.
Matthew: Hebrew origin; means gift of the Lord.
Kendall: Old English; means the Kent river, valley.

Sooo...He is the "Warrior who is a gift from the Lord...who fights near the Kent river" I guess..WTF? .

Mine is Brochard.
Orgin: French(obviously)
Meaning: brush.

Pereira
Origin: Portuguese
Meaning: Pear tree

Little
Origins: Old English
Meaning: Petite or short stature; dervied from the Old English "lytel".

Bryan
Origin: Celtic
Meaning: "High" or "Noble"

at least according to Wiki

Marrone
Orgin: Italian
Meaning: Brown

EDIT: Mis-read the title, posted my first name instead. Changed.

Zimmer (and/or Zimmerman)
Origin: German
Meaning: Carpenter

Forde (var. of Ford)
Anglo-Saxon origin
"to cross a river"

Hughes (maiden name)
Welsh/Irish
"son of Hugh" or "fire"

Murphy
Origin: Irish
Meaning: (no clue. )

Froehlich
German origin - nickname for a cheerful person.

Sounds like "frolic."

Will not say, but it's short and boring.

/spam

I won't say mine either but only because this is the web

I can say that part of it is Finnish for a mill. Boring.

the meaning of mine has something to do with a rock

I bet it's still beautiful!

I don't know what my last name means, but I know what my Moms maiden name means.

Bizzozero
Origin: Italian
Meaning: I don't have idea

Holmberg is primarily a Scandinavian surname formed from the words holm(e) meaning islet and berg meaning mountain.

Cool story.