Polish Baby Names S ( 19, 4 ) :

SHELCON, SHEEL ( Anglo Saxon ) = from wide [of] hill
SHELLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from boundary
SHELOCK ( Old English ) = owning short hair
SHEM ( Hebrew ) = famous
SHEPARD, SHEPP ( Anglo Saxon ) = sheep shepherd
SHEPLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = sheep field
SHERARD ( Teutonic ) = dare to once
SHERIDAN, SHERRY ( Teutonic ) = savage and wild man
SHERLOCK ( Teutonic ) = diametrical hair
SHERMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = measuring instrument of wool

SHERWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = real friend
SHERWOOD ( Celtic ) = power of sea
SHIRA ( Hebrew ) = prosperity
SIBOLD ( Teutonic ) = conqueror prince
SIDNEY , SYDNEY ( Teutonic ) = from denies Santo
SIEBERT ( Teutonic ) = downright conqueror
SIEGFRIED ( Teutonic ) = victory and peacefulness
SIEVER ( Scandinavian ) = custodian of victory
SIGMUND ( Teutonic ) = protector of victory
SILABU ( North America ) = bald eagle
SILAS, SYLVAN ( Latin, Roman ) = from forest
SILBY ( Old English ) = agriculture [in] forest
SILEO ( Teutonic ) = conqueror of courier
SILVA ( Latin, Roman ) = from forest
SIM, SIMEON ( Hebrew ) = malleable
SIMON ( Hebrew ) = hearing is
SINCLAIR ( Latin, Roman ) = egregious
SINGLAIRE ( Latin, Roman ) = bold light
SION ( Hebrew ) = extraordinary
SIVA ( Hebrew ) = in luck



SLEVIN ( Gaelic ) = mountaineer
SLOA, SLOANE ( Celtic ) = soldier
SOFIAN ( Arabic ) = assiduous
SOL, SOLOMON ( Latin, Roman ) = sun
SOLOMON, SOL, SOLLY ( Hebrew ) = wise and peaceful
SOLON ( Greek ) = wisdom
SOMERTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from summer farm
SONGAN ( North America ) = string
SORELL ( French ) = with brown hair
SORLE ( Old English ) = steel clothes

SPENCER, SPENCE ( French ) = owner of shop
SPIRO ( Greek ) = deity’s breath
SPRAGUE, SPRAGE ( Old English ) = the quickly
STACY, STACEY ( Latin, Roman ) = stable friend
STAFFORD, STAFFARD ( Old English ) = from place land
STANDISH ( Old English ) = from garden have stone
STANFIELD ( Anglo Saxon ) = field have stone
STANFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from intersecting street of have stone
STANHOPE ( Old English ) = from dale which [is] have stone
STANISLAUS ( Slavic ) = victory in encampment
STANLEY, STANLEIGH ( Slavic ) = pride [in] encampment
STANTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from place have stone
STARR ( Teutonic ) = stiff and is not supple
STEDMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of attentive agriculture
STEFAN, STEPHEN ( Greek ) = crown
STEIN ( Teutonic ) = stone
STEINHART ( Teutonic ) = headstrong
STERLING, STIRLING ( Germanic ) = audience
STERNE, STEARNE ( Anglo Saxon ) = careful
STEVEN, STEFFEN, STEVIE ( Greek ) = crown



STEWART, STUART, STEW, STU, STEWARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = official member of
plantation
STILLMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = soft and calm
STODDARD ( Anglo Saxon ) = nursemaid of easel
STRAHAN ( Gaelic ) = poem
STURGES ( Greek ) = old fellow love
SULIEN ( Welsh ) = birth of sun
SULLIVAN ( Celtic ) = shiner
SULWYN ( Welsh ) = sun festival
SUMMER ( Latin, Roman ) = calling
SUTHERLAND ( Scandinavia ) = from land; ground [in] south

SUTTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from town
SWAINE, SWANE, SWAIN ( Germanic ) = boy
SWEYN ( Anglo Saxon ) = steward
SWINTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from piggery
SYENA ( Skt. ) = bald eagle
SYLVESTER ( Latin, Roman ) = from forest

Name The Baby R ( 18, 4 ) :

REBA ( Hebrew ) = a quarter
REDFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from red port
REDMOND ( Germanic ) = adviser
REECE ( Teutonic ) = skillful
REEVE, REEVES ( Old English ) = process server
REGAN ( Celtic ) = king
REGINALD, REYNOLD ( Germanic ) = strong power
REGULUS ( Latin, Roman ) = small king
REINALDO ( Teutonic ) = purification and dare to
REINGARD ( Teutonic ) = downright guard
REINHART ( Teutonic ) = devoted

REINHOLD, RENE ( Germanic ) = strong power
REMINGTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from agriculture
REMUS ( Latin, Roman ) = oar worker
REMY ( Latin, Roman ) = pedal of garbage
RENARD ( Teutonic ) = coherent decision
RENAUD ( Old French ) = sure decision
RENAULD ( Latin, Roman ) = reborn
RENFRED ( Teutonic ) = fair and wise
RENSHAW ( Anglo Saxon ) = from raven forest
REUBEN, RUBEN, RUBY ( Hebrew ) = mothering is male
REVEL ( Hebrew ) = shepherdREVEL ( Latin, Roman ) = bliss
REVELIN ( Latin, Roman ) = citadel
REX ( Latin, Roman ) = king
REXFORD ( Teutonic ) = from king fortress
REXWALD ( Teutonic ) = strength of king
REYHAN ( Arabic ) = what most [in] taking a fancy to
REYNARD ( Germanic ) = brave man
REINER ( Latin, Roman ) = king
REZON ( Hebrew ) = prince
RHAIN ( Welsh ) = javelin
RHESA ( Chardaic ) = roses

RHODES ( Greek ) = downright and slim
RHONWEN ( Welsh ) = big
RHUN ( Welsh ) = strong and rich
RICHARD, RICHARDO, RICKY ( Germanic ) = strong and rich
RICK, RITHCHIE ( Germanic ) = strong and rich
RITCH, DICKY ( Germanic ) = strong and rich
RICHMOND ( Germanic ) = strong protector
RIDDELL ( Old English ) = filter
RIDDOCK ( Gaelic ) = from arid field
RIDGLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = life [in] grassland peripheryRIDLEY ( Teutonic ) = dweller of dark alley
RIGG ( Anglo Saxon ) = from periphery
RILEY ( Old English ) = intrude
RIMMON ( Hebrew ) = rumbling
RIORDAN ( Celtic ) = king slave
RISLEY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from plantation
RITTER ( Germanic ) = chevalier
ROB, ROBERT, ROBERTO ( Germanic ) = famous [is] very bright
ROBIN, RUPERT ( Germanic ) = famous [is] very bright
ROBBY, BOBIE, BOB ( Germanic ) = famous [is] very bright

ROCK ( Anglo Saxon ) = than reef
RODERICK, BRODERICK ( Germanic ) = famous power
RODRICK, ROD, RODY, RODDY ( Germanic ) = famous power
RODGER, ROGER ( Germanic ) = famous lancer
RODMAN, RO ( Germanic ) = red head
RODMUND ( Teutonic ) = famous protector
RODNEY ( Germanic ) = famous
ROHIN ( Skt. ) = follower of footstep to of
ROMEO ( Italian ) = [all] pilgrimage to Roma
ROMEO ( Latin, Roman ) = man from Roma
ROMERO ( Latin, Roman ) = adventurerROMOLO ( Teutonic ) = famous
ROMULUS ( Latin, Roman ) = town of Roma
RONDELL ( Italian ) = circular
RORY, RORIE, RORRY ( Celtic ) = the red hair
ROSCOE ( Germanic ) = from deer forest
ROSPERT ( Teutonic ) = beautiful horse
ROSS ( Germanic ) = horse
ROSSER ( Celtic ) = champion
ROWAN ( Celtic ) = famous
ROWE ( Anglo Saxon ) = rest
ROY ( Celtic ) = red

ROY ( Latin, Roman ) = king
ROYAL ( French ) = monarchic
ROYCE ( French ) = prince
ROYD ( Norse ) = from forest
ROYDEN ( Teutonic ) = dweller of dale
RUBIN ( Latin, Roman ) = ruby
RUDOLPH, ROLLIN, RUDOLF ( Germanic ) = famous wolf
ROLFE, ROLLO, RUDY ( Germanic ) = famous wolf
RUFFORT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from fortress which [do] not peace
RUFFUS, GRIFFIN, GRIFF, RUFE ( Latin, Roman ) = the red hair
RULAND ( Teutonic ) = famous [in] its country

RULIFF ( Teutonic ) = Lucky
RUSH ( French ) = the red hair
RUSSEL, RUSS ( Anglo Saxon ) = like a fox
RUTHERFORD ( Anglo Saxon ) = from ranch fortress
RYAN ( Gaelic ) = small king
RYE ( French ) = from riverbank
RYMAN ( Anglo Saxon ) = seller of grist
RYTON ( Anglo Saxon ) = from grist farm

Boy Baby Names P ( 16, 3 ) :

PENROSE ( Celtic ) = who live in top have
PENWYN ( Welsh )= bold brain [to]
PEPIN ( Germanic ) = applicant
PERCIVAL, PERCY ( French ) = of incursion dale
PEREGRINE ( Latin, Roman ) = the adventurer
PERSEUS ( Greek ) = pest
PETER, PIERE ( Greek ) = stone
PETRUS ( Greek ) = from stone
PEVERIL ( Latin, Roman ) = childish
PHAO ( Greek ) = light award

PHARAMOND ( Teutonic ) = protector on the way
PHARAOH ( Greece ) = sun
PHAROS ( Greek ) = mercusuar
PHELAN ( Celtic ) = brave man like lion
PHILANDER ( Greek ) = loving mankind
PHILARET ( Greek ) = which [is] benefaction love
PHILBERT, FILBERT ( Germanic ) = [soul/ head] which [is] beam
PHILEMAN ( Greek ) = kiss
PHILETAS, PHILETUS ( Greek ) = beloved
PHILEBERT ( Teutonic ) = very bold

PHILIP, PHIL ( Greek ) = which [is] horse love
PHILO ( Greek ) = love
PHINEAS ( Hebrew ) = ornament
PHOAN ( Greek ) = very bright
PHOEBUS ( Greek ) = which shine
PIERREPONT ( French ) = stone bridge
PIERSON ( French ) = have child Pierre
PITT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from hole
PIUS ( Latin, Roman ) = malleable and obedient
PLATO ( Greek ) = widePLAUDO ( Latin, Roman ) = someone which [in] worshiping
POLDO ( Teutonic ) = people prince
POLLARD ( Teutonic ) = not afraid
POLLOCK ( Anglo Saxon ) = small Paul
POMROY ( Latin, Roman ) = apple king
PORTER ( Latin, Roman ) = doorman
POWA ( North America ) = rich
POWELL ( Celtic ) = sign
POWYS ( Welsh ) = coming from Powis
PRENTICE, PRENTISS ( Latin, Roman ) = student
PRESCOTT ( Anglo Saxon ) = from home priest

PREWITT ( French ) = strong and heroic soldier
PRIMUS ( Latin, Roman ) = number one
PRINCE ( Latin, Roman ) = prince
PRIOR, PRYOR ( Latin, Roman ) = leader of priest
PRIYA ( Skt. ) = beloved
PROBERT ( Teutonic ) = intelligence
PROBUS ( Latin, Roman ) = sincerity
PROCTOR ( Latin, Roman ) = leader
PROSPER, PROSPERO ( Latin, Roman ) = prosperous
PROTEUS ( Greek ) = commutation
PURDY ( Hindustani ) = hermit
PURVANCE ( Slavic ) = first
PUTNAM ( Anglo Saxon ) = dweller of pool
PWYLL ( Welsh ) = wisdom

Baby names boy O ( 15, 4 ) :

ORTON ( Latin, Roman ) = from plantation coast
ORTWIN ( Teutonic ) = rich friend
ORVILLE ( Old French ) = landlord
ORVIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = real friend
ORWIN ( Teutonic ) = good Joe
OSBERT, OZZIE, OS ( Anglo Saxon ) = iridescent colored the infinite people
OSBORN, OSBOURNE ( Anglo Saxon ) = strength once
OSCAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = strong javelin
OSFRED ( Teutonic ) = strength of the infinite
OSGOOD ( Teutonic ) = energy have the character of the infinite

OSLAC ( Teutonic ) = sport have the character of the infinite
OSMAR ( Anglo Saxon ) = glorious victory
OSMER ( Teutonic ) = having the character of the infinite
OSMOND ( Germanic ) = which [in] protecting the infinite
OSRIC ( Germanic ) = good governmental
OSWALD ( Germanic ) = strength like deity
OSWIN ( Anglo Saxon ) = friend have the character of the infinite
OSWYTH ( Teutonic ) = strength have the character of the infinite
OTADAN ( North America ) = many
OTIS ( Greek ) = keen hearing
OTTE ( Teutonic ) = happy
OTTO ( Germanic ) = prosperous and rich
OTWAY, OTTWAY ( Teutonic ) = Lucky soldier
OTWEL ( Teutonic ) = appliance to daunt
OURAY ( North America ) = arrow sign
OUTRAM ( Teutonic ) = honorary soldier
OWEN, OWAIN ( Celtic ) = young soldier
OZUL ( Hebrew ) = shadow

Baby names N ( 14, 4 ) :

NODAS ( Hebrew ) = have child glorious the infinite
NODIN ( North America ) = wind
NOEL ( Latin, Roman ) = noel
NOLL ( Latin, Roman ) = olive
NORBERT ( Germanic ) = iridescent colored sea
NORMAN, NORRIS ( Germanic ) = northerly man
NORTON, NED, NORTY ( Anglo Saxon ) = from place [in] is north
NORVIN ( Germanic ) = northerly man
NORWARD, NORWOOD ( Germanic ) = northerly guard
NOTOS ( Greek ) = south wind
NOVA ( Latin, Roman ) = new