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Variation of “Mario,” meaning “warlike”

Variation of “Isaac,” meaning “laughter”

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Created name from African-American culture.

Scholar (Old French).

Form of Lawrence: From the place of the laurel tree; laurel-crowned one (English; Latin).

Form of names beginning with “Ben”: Benedict (blessed one—Latin); Benjamin (son of the right hand—Hebrew; Old Testament); Bennett (little blessed one—Latin-French).

“Darling, beloved” (English origin, adapted)

Son of Anders, the Scandinavian form of Andrew: Strong, manly (Greek); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Modern variation of “Omar”

Boar tree estate (Old English).

Botanical name used for both boys and girls (Old English).

“Wise” (Arabic origin)

Form of Marquis: Nobleman (mar-KEE—French; MAR-quis).

Variation of “Tyrell,” a modern African American name

Variation of “Javonte” with “-ez” suffix

Created name from African-American culture, a form of Andre: Strong, manly (Greek).

Form of Charles: Strong, manly (Latin; Old German).

“Young warrior” (Welsh origin)

One who makes himself clear; one who makes his meaning clear; one who is precise (ah-dee-SAH—Yoruba, Nigeria).

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A prime minister during the Third Egyptian Dynasty who was the mastermind behind the step pyramid.

Gift of God (Hebrew; New Testament).

Created name from African-American culture.

Noble and ready; eager for battle (Old German).

Meaning and origin unknown.

“Flourishing” (Arabic origin)

Clothmaker (English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Heinrich: Ruler of a home or private property (Old German).

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Meaning and origin unknown. Name found among free black men who lived and worked in eighteenth-century New England.

Form of Olujimi: Given by God (o-loo-JEE-me—Yoruba, Nigeria).

Form of Abduhl: Servant of God (Arabic, North Africa; Swahili, East Africa).

Soldier armed with a spear; maker of spears (Middle English); surname or family name give for a first or middle name.

Form of Tagliaferro: Ironworker (Italian); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Latheworker; woodworker (Latin; Middle English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Gregory: Vigilant; watchful one (Greek; Latin).

Combination of “Tay” and “Shaun”

“Fit, strong” (Irish origin)

Mighty power (Old Norse).

Meaning and origin unknown.

“Son of Jay” (modern American origin)

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Dweller from the colony by the lake or pool—Lincoln, a city in Lincolnshire, England; surname or family name given for a first or middle name. Surname of the sixteenth president of the United States (Abraham Lincoln).

Hebrew origin, meaning “pure”

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Form of Malin: Little war-mighty one (Old English).

Form of Yoseph or Joseph: He shall add (Arabic, North Africa; Hebrew; Swahili, East Africa).

Modern African American name

Form of Jerome: Sacred or holy name (Greek; Latin).

Arabic origin, meaning “kind, gentle”

Jehovah’s gift (Hebrew; Old Testament).

Created name from African-American culture.

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Stone of help (Hebrew: Old Testament).

Stage name of rap artist Coolio, whose friend one day asked him, “Who do you think you are, Coolio Iglesias?”

“Dark warrior” (Irish origin)

King, kingly; one who is wealthy (dah-RI-us—Hebrew).

Created name from African-American culture.

“Gift of God” (modern African American name)

Created name from African-American culture.

“Seen” (Yoruba origin)

Form of Anthony: Inestimable, priceless one; worthy of praise (Latin).

“Beautiful” (Arabic origin, widely used in African American communities)

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Dweller near a hollow (Gaelic); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Marcus: Little hammer; little warlike one (Latin). Rooted in Mars, the Roman god of war.

Dweller at the crossroads; toll collector (Middle English; Old French); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

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Form of Albert: Noble and brilliant or illustrious (Old English).

Consecrated, dedicated (Hebrew; Old Testament).

Form of Andre: Strong, manly (French).

Form of Robin, a form of Robert: Bright or shining with fame (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Blend of “Von” and “-tez” suffix

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“Holy” (Arabic origin)

Meaning and origin unknown.

Blend of “Ja” and “Mire”

“Third son” (modern African American origin)

Arabic origin, meaning “generous,” popular in African American culture

Firstborn (Bassa, Liberia).

Born on Tuesday (eh-BO—Fante, Ghana).

Form of Burrows: From the fortified house on the hill (Anglo-Saxon); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Devin: Poet; a man of learning (Irish Gaelic).

Son of Roy (English; French); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Dweller by a fortified stronghold (Dutch); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Dweller near the wood; woodsman; woodworker (French); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Sharp: Keen, active, quick (English; Irish; Middle English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

“Great, magnificent” (Latin origin)

Helper and defender of humankind (English).

Form of Ahmadou, a West African form of Ahmed: More commendable, praiseworthy (Arabic, North Africa).

Form of Otis: Acute hearing (Greek).

“Born on a Friday” (Akan origin)

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Spanish form of Reginald: Mighty and powerful; judicious; wise counselor (Latin; Old English; Old German).

Mighty and powerful; judicious; wise counselor (Latin; Old English; Old German).

Created name from African-American culture, a form of Lamont: Law man (Scottish, from the Old Norse); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.