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Dweller at the church (Old Norse; Scottish).

Variation of “Callan,” meaning “rock”

Form of Dawa: Medicine (Swahili, East Africa).

From the field estate or town in the garden (English).

From a forest of nut trees (French). Name often given in honor of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Wanderer (Old German).

Capable; one of the ninety-nine attributes of Allah (kay-dir—Arabic, North Africa).

“Beauty” (Swahili origin)

Elevated, greatest, noble, exalted (Arabic, North Africa; Swahili, East Africa).

Form of Valery or Valerian: Strong, healthy, powerful (Late Latin).

Created name from African-American culture, a form of Chad: Seventh-century saint in the Christian tradition (Old English).

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

From the west meadow (Old English).

Form of Koku: Born on Wednesday (Ga [Gao], Ghana).

“Fifth born” (French origin, popularized by Quincy Jones)

Variation of “Malik,” meaning “king”

Form of Hugh: Intelligence; spirit (Old English).

Created name from African-American culture.

“Independent” (American origin)

One who has excellent character; one who has excellent manners (Arabic, North Africa).

From the earth; from the settlement near the clay pit; mortal (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

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Form of Arnall, from Arnhold: Eagle-gracious (French; Old German).

Form of Iman: Faith (ih-MAHN-ee—Arabic, North Africa; Swahili, East Africa).

Form of Sundara: Beautiful (Sanskrit).

Modern African American name

Form of Ronald: Mighty power (Old Norse).

Created name from African-American culture.

Form of Mackeggie or Mackaggie: Son of Adam (Scottish Gaelic). Surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Intelligence; spirit (Old English).

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Generous (kah-REEM—Arabic, North Africa).

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Jonis's settlement (Scottish); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Coleman: Coal worker (English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

God is my judge (Hebrew; Old Testament—major prophet).

Honored title given to a sovereign (Old French).

Variation of “Giovanni,” meaning “God is gracious”

Brave spearman (German).

Cart driver (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

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

“Handsome” (variation of Kenneth)

Form of Alfred: Elf counselor; good counselor; counselor with wisdom and diplomacy (Old English).

“Settlement of free men” (English origin)

Variation of “Caden,” meaning “fighter”

“Born on a Friday” (Akan origin)

One who hunts; a huntsman (Middle English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

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

Blond ruler, elf ruler, spirit ruler (Old French).

Place name—a town in Germany (Slavic).

Dweller of the province of Lorraine (Scottish, from the French); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

One of three men thrown into a fiery furnace (Old Testament).

Wry or crooked nose (Scottish Gaelic); also a Scottish clan name.

Hardworking, industrious (German); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Powerful (Old English).

“Handsome” (Swahili origin)

Form of John: God is gracious (Hebrew; New Testament).

Italian origin, short for “Lorenzo”

Form of Sam: To hear (Hebrew).

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Son of the servant of Saint Fintan, the old white one (Anglo-Irish); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Bandele: Born away from home (Yoruba, Nigeria).

Form of Donald: Mighty world ruler (Scottish Gaelic).

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Form of Omari: Flourishing, thriving; long life (Swahili, East Africa).

Variation of “Omri,” meaning “my sheaf”

“Mack’s stream” (Scottish origin)

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“Land of the spear” (French origin)

Strong and ardent; battleworthy (French).

Son of Leod, the ugly wolf (Gaelic); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Jasper stone (Old French).

Form of Wallace: Man from Wales (Old English).

Variation of “Khalil”

Modern name with “x” suffix

Son of the follower of St. John (Gaelic); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

From the beautiful mountain (Old French).

“Beautiful mountain” (English origin)

Word name—from the word blaec: Dark complexioned (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

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Form of Rephael: Healed by God (Hebrew; Old Testament).

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Created name from African-American culture.

Unique African American name

From the watch hill (Old English).

“Hedged area” (English origin)

“Famous ruler” (Welsh origin)

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“Guide” (South African origin)

“Famous throughout the land” (Italian origin, adapted)

Form of Francis: Free man, or Frenchman (Latin).

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

Dweller at the priest’s place (Old English).

From the town by the sea (English).

Form of Muhammad: Worthy of praise; the Blessed (after the Prophet); thankful (Arabic, North Africa; Sudan; Swahili, East Africa).

Modern African American name

“Pierce valley” (French origin)