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Fud

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My first name means beloved and my surname means crown.
My middle name means "god is great". I personally find this somewhat annoying because I am and have always been an atheist. Seems a lot of people here have a problem like this....
Beloved god is a great crown?
 

Churchman

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LoorTheDarkElf said:
Anyone know what Randall translates to? This computer keeps forbidding every other web page I try to go to, so I can hardly conduct a proper google search on it. XP

Medieval form of English Randolf, meaning "shield-wolf."

Don't ask me what Shield-wolf is, unless it means useing a wolf as a shield.
 

Necrohydra

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Churchman said:
LoorTheDarkElf said:
Anyone know what Randall translates to? This computer keeps forbidding every other web page I try to go to, so I can hardly conduct a proper google search on it. XP

Medieval form of English Randolf, meaning "shield-wolf."

Don't ask me what Shield-wolf is, unless it means useing a wolf as a shield.
..or maybe your ancestors trained wolves to carry shields for you into battle.

Wait, that makes no sense...
 

Anarchemitis

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Churchman said:
LoorTheDarkElf said:
Anyone know what Randall translates to? This computer keeps forbidding every other web page I try to go to, so I can hardly conduct a proper google search on it. XP

Medieval form of English Randolf, meaning "shield-wolf."

Don't ask me what Shield-wolf is, unless it means useing a wolf as a shield.
Or attaching wolves to sheilds so that they block arrows and bite the unwary.
 

BlazeTheVampire

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Anarchemitis said:
Churchman said:
LoorTheDarkElf said:
Anyone know what Randall translates to? This computer keeps forbidding every other web page I try to go to, so I can hardly conduct a proper google search on it. XP

Medieval form of English Randolf, meaning "shield-wolf."

Don't ask me what Shield-wolf is, unless it means useing a wolf as a shield.
Or attaching wolves to sheilds so that they block arrows and bite the unwary.
My best honest guess is that the Wolf was part of a family crest.
 

Bakabaikun

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Let's see...

1st Name: Tall/Big or it can mean 'Snarler' (as in one who snarls).
2nd Name: Protected.
3rd Name: Bright.
Surname: [no meaning]

In reality I'm relatively short, quite dull boring and a mostly placid individual however.

I really have too many names; stupid parents. *rolls eyes*

~Editted to avoid painfully aweful pun~
 

PureChaos

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My first name, Kevin, means kind, gentle and handsome (i got 2 out of 3) which is anglicized form of the Irish name Caoimhín, derived from the older Irish Coemgen

My surname, Doughty, is English and Scottish but established in Ireland, was a nickname given to powerful or brave men. go me!!
 

PAGEToap44

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My first name derives from the virtous Angel of Death. Michael. It means "who resembles God."
My middle name is Scottish. It means "black river."
My surname is French. Paget. No idea what it means though.
 

EmperorDude

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Harvey is derived from Old English and Old French.
It means "eager for battle; strong and worthy"
Robert means "Famed; bright; shining"

I am not sure what my last name means. But my first two rock!
 

COR 2000

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My Gamer-tag/escapist profile stands for my initials, and my first name is the same as a specific religion. Can you guess?
 

Limasol

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First name is an old English word for Frenchman, second name is a Gaelic term for Admirable or hawk-like.

The admirable Frenchman........
 

TheDean

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y'know what, i do'nt really care for names. They're just words, made pu of leters, used to label and identify us. Think about this: your arents chose your name and ive you an identity before they even know you. Your nem is therefore worthless. So call yourself whatever you want.
 

darthzew

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Wesley... "From the West Meadow". Actually, my dad saw it on a piece of wood at a flea market. So technically it means "wooden". I like the latter better.