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Jaire
English, French
Modern invented name with possible roots in French or English surnames
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Copeland
Old English
One who tends cope (birds) or lives on a hilltop — Old English
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Trent
Old English
Dweller by the River Trent — Old English place-name origin
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Willie
Germanic, English
Resolute protector — Germanic origin meaning strong-willed defender
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Rustyn
English
Rusty or reddish — English surname origin adapted as given name
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Slater
English
Occupational name for one who lays slate tiles on roofs
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Wisdom
English
Knowledge, good judgment, and sound reasoning — English virtue name
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Kolby
Old Norse, English
Dark-haired or coal-like — Old Norse and English origins
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Amirion
Arabic, Modern English
Prince or commander — Modern invented name with Arabic influences
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Bishop
Old English, Greek
High-ranking Christian cleric — Old English ecclesiastical title
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Denzel
English, Cornish
Dwelling place or settlement — English and Cornish origin
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Rodney
Old English
Famous power — from Old English 'rod' (fame) and 'ney' (island)
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Edmund
Old English
Wealthy protector — Old English roots meaning prosperous guardian
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Zaylen
English
Modern invented name blending Zay and -len suffix elements
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Nixon
English
Son of Nicholas — English surname turned given name
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Ollie
Old Norse, Old English
Ancestor's descendant — Old Norse and Old English roots
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Slade
Old English
Valley dweller — Old English origin meaning 'dweller in a valley'
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Bronson
Old English
Son of the dark or brown-haired one — Old English origin
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Semaj
English
Modern invented name, often 'James' spelled backwards
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Kace
English
Modern name, possibly derived from Casey or case — primarily contemporary usage
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Langston
Old English
Long stone — Old English compound meaning settlement by a tall stone
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Byron
Old English
From an English place name meaning 'at the cattle sheds'
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Heath
Old English
Dweller on the heath — Old English word for open, uncultivated land
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Dillon
Irish, Old English
Loyal or faithful — from Irish and Old English roots
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Axton
Old English
Stone settlement — English place name origin with Old English roots
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Bear
English
Strong animal symbolizing courage, power, and protection
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Casen
Irish, English
Modern variant of Casey, derived from Irish surname meaning hollow
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Riggs
Germanic, Old English
Surname meaning ridge or hill dwelling — Germanic and Old English roots
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Harry
Germanic, Old English
Estate ruler — Germanic root meaning 'home' and 'power'
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Forest
Old French, Middle English
Wooded land — Middle English and Old French origin meaning trees and wilderness
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Bode
Germanic, Old English
Messenger or herald — Germanic origin with Old English roots
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Case
Latin, English
Container or instance — from Latin 'casus' meaning fall or happening
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Dustin
Old Norse, Old English
Valiant fighter or Thor's stone — Old Norse and Old English roots
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Lee
Old English, Welsh
Meadow or shelter — Old English origin with Welsh roots
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Layton
Old English
Settlement on a leaden or clayey stream — Old English origin
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Kenai
Native Alaskan, English
Place name from Alaska; possibly meaning 'flat land' in native language
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Wilson
English
Son of Will — English patronymic surname used as a given name
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Caiden
English, Irish
Modern variation of Caden; likely means 'battle' or 'spirit of battle'
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Alden
Old English
Old friend — Old English origin meaning wise elder or ancient valley
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Kason
English
Modern invented name, possibly derived from Casey or Jason
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Kolton
Old English
Coal settlement — Old English origin meaning a town or farm
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Kaison
English, Hawaiian
Modern name blending Kai and Jason; means ocean or healer.
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Karson
Scandinavian, English
Son of Kar — modern surname-derived name with Scandinavian roots
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Boone
Old French, English
Blessing or good fortune — Old French and English origins
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Kyler
English, Greek
Archer or church dweller — English occupational and locational origins
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Kashton
English
Modern invented name, possibly blending Cash and Ashton elements
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Edwin
Old English
Wealthy friend — Old English roots combining 'ead' and 'wine'
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Winston
Old English
Joy stone — Old English origin meaning 'wine settlement'
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