Whatsyanamemean.

[Stewart]

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/

See what your name means.

Me:

It is of Old English origin, and its meaning is "steward". A medieval steward was charged with the care of castle and estate affairs.

So my name means olden days caretaker!

Next...

[tiggerai]

Why are you thinking of babynames?

The girl's name Rachel \r(a)-chel\ is pronounced RAY-chel.
It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "ewe, female sheep".
Biblical: Jacob's wife, described as being "beautiful in form and countenance".

[MadduckUK]

mine is tainted with yank?

[staffsMike]

The boy's and girl's name Michael \m(i)-chael\ is pronounced MYE-kal. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "who resembles God". Biblical: Michael is the archangel (chief or principal angel) who defeats the dragon. He and Gabriel are the only two angels given personal names in the canonical Bible. Many saints, emperors, and kings have borne the name, and there are many variants, male and female.

"who resembles God" .. recognise

[SiM]

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/

See what your name means.

Me:

It is of Old English origin, and its meaning is "steward". A medieval steward was charged with the care of castle and estate affairs.

So my name means olden days caretaker!

Next...

I always knew that deep down you were a bar steward

[Tumble]

The boy's name Timothy \t(i)-mo-thy\ is pronounced TIM-oh-thee. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "God's honor"

[PeterStoba]

The boy's name Peter is pronounced PEE-ter. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "rock". Variant of Petros. Biblical: one of the 12 apostles, Peter the fisherman has an impulsive nature as well as rocklike faith. Jesus said of him, "Upon this Rock I will build my church". In Catholic tradition, the first pope. The play "Peter Pan" has made the name popular. Pieter is a Dutch form; Petrov and Pyotr are Russian; Pierre is French; Boutros is Arabic. See also Pernell. Artists Piero della Francesca, Peter Paul Rubens; Russian emperor Peter the Great; actors Peter O'Toole, Peter Krause; Peter Rabbit; film directors Peter Jackson, Peter Bogdanovich; tennis player Pete Sampras.

Call be Boutros

[shaithis]

The boy's name Jason \j(a)-son\ is pronounced JAY-sun. It is of Greek and Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "healer; the Lord is salvation". Variant of Joshua. Biblical: an early Christian associate of Paul. Greek mythology: Jason was leader of a group of warrior heroes called the Argonauts.


Where art thou my Argonauts?

[AledJ]

The boy's name Aled \a-led\ is of Welsh origin, and its meaning is "child". Modern name.

Baby names that sound like Aled are Aldo, Alldo, Alta and Alto. Other similar baby names are Amed, Alen, Alec, Alem and Alek.

Aled is a very rare male first name and is not used as a surname (source: 1990 U.S. Census).

[Funkstar]

The boy's name Neil \neil\ is pronounced neel. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "champion". Scottish variant of Niall. Also possibly "cloud" and "passionate". The most famous Celtic king of Ireland was Niall of the Nine Hostages. See also Nelson and Nyles. Astronaut Neil Armstrong; singers Neil Diamond, Neil Young; playwright Neil Simon; actor Sam Neill.

Thats what I like to see

Combine that with my middle name

The boy's name Andrew \a-nd-rew, an-drew\ is pronounced AN-droo. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "man, warrior". English form of the Greek name Andreas. Biblical: the first chosen of the 12 apostles. Saint Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland and Russia. The "Saint Andrew's Cross", representing Scotland, appears on the flag of the United Kingdom. Andras is a Welsh form; Andy is the pet form. See also Andino, Jedrek, and Kendrew. US Presidents Andrew Jackson and Andrew Johnson; industrialist Andrew Carnegie; Prince Andrew, Duke of York; actors Andy Devine, Andy Griffith, Andy Garcia; artists Andrew Wyeth, and Andy Warhol; baseball player Andruw Jones.

Champion Man Warrior, nice!!

[matty-hodgson]

"gift of the lord"
boo-yaka-sha wow!

also the most popular name in the US since 1959

[Bazzlad]

Richard:
The boy's name Richard \r(i)-cha-rd\ is pronounced RICH-erd. It is of Old German origin, and its meaning is "powerful leader". Norman name commonly used for the last 900 years except in the 19th century. England's King Richard Coeur de Lion gave the name lasting impressions of kingliness and the exploits of a crusading knight. Ricardo is a popular Spanish and Portuguese form; Riccardo is Italian; Rikard is German. See also Ryker. English kings Richard I-III; rock star Little Richard; composer Richard Rodgers; actors Richard Burton, Richard Kiley, Richard Gere, Richard Chamberlain; photographer Richard Avedon; US President Richard Nixon; football player Rich Gannon.

Bazzlad
Pronounced Bazzlad Dazzla.
It is of school kid origin, whereby my last name was shortened to Bazz. Then Lengthened to Bazzla Dazzla - a name used to point out my rather flashy football skills - I had the uncanny ability of being able to take the ball past just about anyone, and then have no end product. Crosses that hit the corner flag, shots that went wide, passes to the linesman etc - an early day Shaun Wright-Phillips. Was shortened to Bazzla 'D' and that is the form it's used in today.

Often mispronounced as Bazz Lad, which gives the impression that I'm <16.

[samcross]

The boy's name Samuel is pronounced SAM-yoo-el. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "God heard". Also possibly as "requested of God", "God's heart" or "God's name".

Huh

[stevie lee]

Steven -
The boy's name Steven is pronounced STEE-ven. It is of Greek origin. Variant of Stephen.

Steven has 4 variant forms: Stevan, Stevenson, Stevon and Stevyn.

For more information, see also the related name Steve.

Baby names that sound like Steven are Stefan, Steffen and Stefon.

Steven is a very popular male first name and a very popular surname (source: 1990 U.S. Census)


Lee -
The most common surname of English origin is derived from Middle English lea, meaning "meadow, forest clearing", and is therefore a name describing the bearer's place of residence. In Ireland, Lee has been used to anglicize Gaelic Laoidhigh, an occupational surname meaning "poet." The Lee of Shropshire, notable as the forebears of the colonial American Lee family (members of which include Richard Henry Lee, Zachary Taylor, and Robert E. Lee).

In the present era, Romany Gypsies in Britain usage of the surname Lee, Leigh, or Legh is derived from the English word "leek," a translation of the Romany Gypsy surname Purrum, meaning "onion."


so i am a greek onion gypsy who was a confederate in a civil war.. go me

[Whiternoise]

The boy's name Joshua \j(o)-shua\ is pronounced JOSH-yoo-ah. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "Jehovah is salvation". Short form of Jehoshua. Biblical: Joshua was an attendant and helper to Moses during the Israelites' 40-year trek through the Sinai wilderness. He was appointed by God to lead the Israelites after the death of Moses. Josue is a Spanish form.

Joshua has 8 variant forms: Josh, Joshuah, Joss, Josua, Josue, Joushua, Jozua and Yehoshua.

Joshua is a very popular male first name and a very popular surname (source: 1990 U.S. Census). Displayed below is the baby name popularity trend for the boy's name Joshua. Compare Joshua with related baby names.

Ech - God is my saviour..

Shame i deny him

-Josh

[Guy]

The boy's name Guy \guy\ is pronounced gye. It is of Old German origin, and its meaning is "wood". May also possibly be Welsh lively, or Old German warrior, or from the French "guie", meaning "guide; leader". Guido is an Italian form.


The boy's name Timothy \t(i)-mo-thy\ is pronounced TIM-oh-thee. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is God's honor. Biblical: Timothy was an energetic, well-trained young Christian who was a companion of Saint Paul, who wrote to him, "Let no man look down on your youth". According to tradition, he was martyred after denouncing worshippers of the Greek moon goddess Diana. 19th-century novelist Charles Dickens gave the name an lasting association in his beloved work "A Christmas Carol". The story turns on the fate of the crippled but ever-cheerful Tiny Tim, who greets every holiday season with the cry, "God bless us, every one!" The name was uncommon until the 18th century. Timoteo and Timo are Spanish forms.