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Rory is the anglicized form of Irish Ruaidhrà meaning "red king", made up from Old Irish rúad (red) and rà (king). Although traditionally and commonly a male name, it's gotten some use in the U.S. as a female name as well, and has also been used as nickname for Aurora or Lorelei, the name of a siren in Germanic folklore. Origin: Proto-Indo-European…
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Mom's little blondie will wear any of these names perfectly.
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If color names are catching on, how 'bout Red for a boy? 17 y.o. Olympic champion Red Gerard has made this one feel surprisingly wearable.
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If you're expecting a baby with dark hair or just find the dark super appealing, these baby names that mean 'dark' may just be up your alley.
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This name really caught my eye. It's so different yet feels so familiar. I've seen it pronounced exactly like it looks, and like bray-ith. And apparently, it's pronounced like bra in Irish, but we won't talk about that ��
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I think Roy is still awesome.
I also think, in many ways, he's paved the way for names like Rory.
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Kieran
Meaning: Dark
Origin: Irish
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  Origin: Gaelic Meaning: "black" Gender: masculine Pronunciation: KEER-an; KYAIR-en, KEER Ciarán is a diminutive form of Ciar, which comes directly from the Gaelic word for black. In Irish legend, Ciar mac Fergus was the son of Fergus mac Róich. He was legendary progenitor of the Ciarraid people who gave their name to County…
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Moms should consider some of the names listed below for their soon-to-be baby boy with brown eyes.
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Today’s name is a masculine name found in Latin records from early 13th-century Germany. It isn’t obviously dithematic in nature, nor does it bear any resemblance to any other name we’ve come across so far. So it is a true mystery:
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Calvin comes from French surname Cauvin which comes from chauve meaning "bald" derived from Latin calvus (bald). It's also a surname originating from the given name. Origin: Latin Variants: Calvino (Italian) Calvinus (Ancient Roman) Female forms: Calvina (Ancient Roman)
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Maurus is a Latin male name meaning "dark skinned" in reference to someone who came from the country of Mauritania or who was of Moorish descent. Maurus is also a surname originating from the given name. Origin: Latin Variants: Mauro (Italian, Portuguese/Brazilian) Maurizio (Italian) Maurice (French, English) Mauritius (Late Roman) Morris (English) Maurits (Dutch) Mauri (Finnish) Moritz…
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Meaning: (Speckled, Spotted, Brychan Brycheiniog was a legendary 5th-century king of Brycheiniog (Brecknockshire, alternatively Breconshire) in South Wales.
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. A name with ancient Irish ties that was once extremely rare, only to rocket to stardom as a 90s favourite. Origin: Kieran is an Anglicised form of Ciarán, an Old Irish name derived from ciar "black, dark" and the diminutive suffix -án -- essentially "little dark one." Completely separate,...
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Ever wonder why there are so many men in Brooklyn with the name Cono?
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