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Scottish writer Tobias Smollett (1721–71), painted ca. 1770 Tobias is the Greek form of Hebrew names Toviyahu and Toviyah (God is good). Besides Greek, this form of the name is also used in English, German, Slovak, Portuguese, and the Scandinavian languages. The alternate form Tobiáš (To-bee-AHSH) is Czech; Tóbiás (same pronunciation) is Hungarian; Tobías is…
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The baby boy, named Hayes Taj, and baby girl, named India Moss, were born in Los Angeles. “.25 catholic .25 jewish .25 muslim .25 hindu this is america. women are heroes. god is good,” the proud dad wrote on Instagram Saturday.
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Dedicated in loving memory of Peter Tork, né Peter Halsten Thorkelson, 13 February 1942–21 February 2019, whose birth surname inspired this post. Thor's Fight with the Giants, Mårten Eskil Winge, 1872 I've wanted to do a post on Thor-inspired names for quite some time. Though many might consider the name Thor itself to be pompous…
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Le choix du prénom dans un couple mixte : entre compromis et coups de cœur… Constance est française. Elle vit en Angleterre avec son mari, Mark, British et fier de l’être. Ils sont les heureux parents de 3 enfants prénommés Thomas, Hugh & Thaïs. S’ils ont fait le choix d’un prénom multiculturel pour leur premier garçon, Constance et Mark …
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Tacita: this Latin name means “silent, secret,” and was given to the nymph Lara after Jupiter was cruel and cut out her tongue.
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Male: Taki (Danish): "Receiver, surety, guarantor," from Old Danish root taka (to take). Tancred (Norman), Tankard (English): Derived from an Ancient Germanic name meaning "thought and counsel," from roots thank (thought) and râd (counsel). Tasufin (Moorish Arabic) Tedaldo, Teodaldo (Italian): Derived from Ancient Germanic name Theudewald, with Ancient Germanic root þeuþ (people) and Gothic valdan (to reign). This is the name of…
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Happy New Year! Timothée - The first time this name really caught my attention was on actor Timothée Chalamet, a breakout sta
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In geography, Tana is a popular place name. It's used for several villages across Europe and Asia, landmarks in Europe and the Americas, an island in Vanuatu, a lake in Ethiopia and one in Norway (that means "great river" in Sami), and a river that runs through Kenya.
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• Taggart: Irish/Scottish; meaning “son of the priest”
• Takahashi: Japanese; meaning “tall/high” + “bridge”
• Takala: Finnish; meaning “dweller in the back”
• Tamboli: Indian; meanin
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Pinterest Origin: Greek, Finnish, German, Dutch Meaning: the feminine form of Timon, a Greek masculine name meaning "honor, esteem"
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Theodore is probably my third-favoritest male name of all time, after only Samuel and Peter. If I ever have children, and I have at least three boys, I'll name the third Theodore, in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt. I've just always adored the name, and the nickname Teddy. It also has a lot of awesome foreign…
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Tara was an Irish choice boosted by a novel of the American South, but her global connections take her far from Dublin or Atlanta.
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American inventor Thomas Alva Edison, 1847–1931 Thomas, a name used in English, German, Dutch, French, Greek, and the Scandinavian languages, comes from the Aramaic name Ta'oma (twin). This name has long been a mainstay of the Christian world (in a variety of languages) due to Thomas the Apostle, who famously doubted the veracity of Jesus's resurrection…
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Male: Taras is the Ukrainian and Russian form of the Greek name Tarasios (from Taras). Taras Shevchenko (1814–61) is one of Ukraine's great national writers and heroes. Tibor is the Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Croatian, and Hungarian form of the Latin name Tibertius (from Tibur, now Tivoli, a resort town near Rome). Tikhon (Russian) and Tykhon (Ukrainian)…
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Saint Tatiana of Rome Tatiana is a feminine form of the Sabine–Latin name Tatius, which is of unknown etymology. Titus Tatius was a legendary Sabine king who later also co-ruled Rome with Romulus. Many name books and websites claim Tatiana means "fairy queen," which is completely false. The name remained common throughout Ancient Rome and the…
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“...it works really well in Hebrew and in English,” Ethan explained, referencing Hila’s Israeli heritage. “Hila vetoed a lot of names, because they didn’t work in Hebrew.”
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The name can have two different etymologies, the most obvious, pronounced (TAHZH) is from the Arabic word for crown as in the Taj Mahal. Another source, pronounced (TYE) is from the Scandianavian diminutive form of Tage. In recent years, its Arabic form became somewhat popular outside the Islamic world in Australia and the United States, among…
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Follow my blog with Bloglovin This name is one of the ultimate cross-cultural names, it has various meanings and legitimate origins from Europe, to Asia and to the Middle East. The name has been recorded in use in Northern Europe since Medieval Times, possibly being a contracted form of Adalheidis, its offshoots of Talea and…
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Talia has several meanings depending on the origin: it's a variant transcription of Talya, a Hebrew female name meaning "dew from God"; Talia is also an Aboriginal word meaning "near water" and is the name of a town in Australia; it's also an Aramaic unisex name, a variant of Talya meaning "young lamb", derived from taleh; it's also…
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Timothy has always been one of my favoritest male names. I've never understood why some people deride this name as wimpy or nerdy. It's such a timeless classic, and one of those great universal names which translates into so many diverse languages and cultures. These are some of the other versions of the name: 1. Timót…
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Taavi (pronounced tah-vee) is a derivative of David and means “beloved”. It was a name we found after you and I did the consultation, so not one I had mentioned to you. My husband and I love the sound, the meaning, and the nod to both the poet-king and the bishop Saint who is also the patron of poets! Ross is a family name on my husband’s side.
Big brothers Alyosha and Moses are adorably proud.
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I just liked the sound of Tali, short, sweet, and distinctly feminine …. I can’t find a proper middle name to go with it, though, it seems like nothing fits.
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