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No meaning available

Meaning and origin unknown.

Form of Alex or Alexander: Helper and defender of humankind (Greek).

Unique African American name, variation of “Zephyr”

Form of Michael: Who is like God? (Hebrew).

Created name from African-American culture.

No meaning available

“Clever warrior” (English origin)

Form of Xavier, a village in Navarre in the Basque region of Spain: New home (hah-bee-AIR—Spanish).

“Counsel power” (variation of Reginald)

Created name from African-American culture.

No meaning available

Spanish and Italian form of Roland: From the famous land (Old German).

From the friend’s estate or town (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Jacques, the French form of Jacob: Supplanter; one who takes the place of; protector (Hebrew; Old Testament).

Created name from African-American culture.

No meaning available

Blend of “Ry” and “-lon”

Lion (Latin).

Form of Raymond: Mighty or wise protector (Old German).

Handsome one (Old French).

Form of Steven, a form of Stephen, a form of Stephanos: Crowned one (Greek).

Form of Wilbert: Resolute, brilliant one (Old German).

Form of Leiandros: Lion man; brave one (Greek).

Champion (Irish Gaelic).

“God is gracious” (modern African American origin)

Form of Edgar: Prosperous spearman (Old English).

Elegance (Swahili, East Africa).

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

No meaning available

Strong man; ferocious warrior (Americanized form of the Italian family name Taliaferro; English form of Telfer from the Old French taille(r); Scottish); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Dweller near the crane in a woodland clearing (English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Bringer of light and knowledge (Latin).

Dexterous one; right-handed; skillful (Latin).

Son of the dark one (Irish Gaelic).

No meaning available

Created name from African-American culture.

Blend of “Tre” and “Shawn”

No meaning available

Hebrew origin, meaning “pure”

One who lives by a stream; one who lives in the county of Cumberland; surname or family name given for a first or middle name (Scottish).

Form of Richard: Powerful ruler (English, from the Old French and Old High German).

Form of Gerald: Rules by the spear (German).

“Peace” (Igbo origin)

“Born on a Friday” (Akan origin)

Place name—town in Niger, a country in West Africa.

“Warrior” (African origin)

Created name from African-American culture.

Created name from African-American culture, a form of Shawn or Sean, a form of John: God is gracious (Hebrew; New Testament).

One who knocks at the door (TAH-reek—Arabic, North Africa).

Fifth child (Latin).

Form of Herbert: Bright, excellent ruler (English).

Modern African American name with a distinctive style

“God’s gift” (variation of Jesse)

“Renowned warrior” (German origin)

All wise (Scandinavian).

Good friend; friend of God (Old English).

Learned (se-KOO—Guinea).

From the stronghold (den-ZEL—English).

No meaning available

“Third” (modern American origin)

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

“God increases” (Arabic origin)

Created name from African-American culture.

“Enduring” (Latin origin, often used in African American culture)

Form of Jacob: Supplanter; one who takes the place of; protector (Hebrew; Old Testament).

Little ancient one (Irish Gaelic).

Combination of “Ta” and “Shawn”

Form of Leroy: King; person given the title of king for his royal bearing or for the part played in a religious pageant (French).

Variation of “Raul” with “-ston” suffix

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

Modern variation of “Eric,” meaning “ever ruler”

Son of Gray (Irish; Scottish).

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

“Horse keeper” (French origin)

Variation of “Lamont” with an “e” ending

No meaning available

Son of Garret or Garrett: A good spear thrower (Old English).

Form of Douglas: From the black or dark water (Scottish Gaelic).

“Speckled” (English origin, modern American adaptation)

Keeper of the enclosed hedge (Old English).

Blend of “Cor” and “Den”

Wise; intelligent (Irish Gaelic).

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

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

“Ruler” (Italian origin)

Visitor (TAH-rik—Swahili, East Africa).

Form of Adam: Mortal, man of the red earth; first human created by God (Old Testament; Hebrew).

“Courteous” (French origin)

Blend of “Tray” and “-on”

Descender (Hebrew); also a female name.

“Dark-haired” (English origin)

Form of Norman: Man of the North (English; French).

Form of Emlyn: Common Welsh name of unknown meaning (EM-lin).

Form of William: Resolute protector (German).

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

“Field of roses” (Dutch origin)

Prophet; messenger (Arabic, North Africa; Swahili, East Africa).

“Follower of Christ” (Greek origin)

Italian origin, African American variation of “Dante”