First part I get, but I'm not familiar with greek; could someone explain the second part to me?Wikipedia says... said:Ronald is a male given name, originally a Scottish form of a Scandinavian name that was cognate with Reginald. Reginald has the meanings of powerful person, king, wise dominion, smart leadership, clever rulership, or thoughtful chief.
It is believed that Ronald Originally came from from the slang term aron, that most likely came from the Greek word ëßðïò (fat).
That's nothing special really. Almost every european boy's name is Gaelic for "champion"Wikipedia said:The boy's name (Iron Ninja's real name here) is pronounced (Pronounciation of Iron Ninja's real name here). It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "champion/knight". Variant of Niall. Also possibly (Latin) "black/dark/night"
This suprised me, I was always told the surname started in Scandinavia (Denmark for me) and then moved into Scotland.Wikipedia said:Wilson is a common surname of English and Scottish origin. It literally means "son of Wil" (William, an Old German name).
This is correct. And quite frankly I'm getting sick of it.Wikipedia again said:As a name, (Iron Ninja's real name here) is often satirically assigned in American comedy sketches to anyone of an English origin.
That my first name, though it can also mean "Tall, long, handsome" :3First name by Wikipedia said:*BLANK* is a popular name in the Hebrew language, in which it literally means "palm tree" and represents being upright and just. It is normally given as a male name, although in the modern era there is a rising trend to name new born female babies with male names, and as such, the name is occasionally given to girls