What do you know about your (real) name?

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ace_of_something

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Think we just did this thread

anyway

Thor

is pronounced thor. It is of Old Norse origin, and its meaning is "thunder". Mythology: Thor was the Norse god of thunder and power, one of the sons of Odin. Thursday was named for Thor. Famous people with the name: Explorer Thor Heyerdahl.
If you translate my Full name it would be Thunder, Son of Sven, Anvil the Fourth.
 

Aqualung

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This name was first used in this spelling by William Shakespeare for a character in his comedy 'Twelfth Night' (1602). Shakespeare may have based it on OLIVER or OLIVA, or perhaps directly on the Latin word oliva meaning "olive". In the play Olivia is a noblewoman who is wooed by Duke Orsino but instead falls in love with his messenger Cesario. Also means peace - of the olive tree.
The name has been used in the Engish-speaking world since the 18th century, though it did not become overly popular until the last half of the 20th century. Its rise in popularity in America was precipitated by a character on the 1970s televsion series 'The Waltons'.

From the English word grace, which ultimately derives from Latin gratia. Grace of God. This was one of the virtue names created in the 17th century by the Puritans. The actress Grace Kelly (1929-1982) was a famous bearer.

Son of William (resolution, helmet).

Peace, Grace, and Resolute. Funny, that actually sounds like me.
 

Del-Toro

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Peter: Derived from St. Peter, initialy named Simon, but had the name Kepha given to him be Jesus. Kepha is aramaic for rock. The name "Peter" is derived from the greek translation of Kepha, Petros.

Gary: Derived from the old English/Germanic word for Spear

Hackenbeck: derived from Hagenbecker, a german word which roughly translates into "Baker who lives by the bushes". In my life I have yet to meet a Hackenbeck who isn't part of my immediate or shortly extended family.
 
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Well according to the almighty "Urban Dictionary" my names mean:

1. A sex move invented by my ex-roomate Harry. This is when you wake a girl up, just in time for her to be awake when you cum either on her face or on her chest.

2. We Harry's are near guru standard, people ask and we provide the answer. However our own problems are hidden, you may pester but we remain zen. It's like dropping a pebble in a lake, but no ripples emerge. A voice of wisdom people turn to when no one else knows what to say. If you don't tell him the problem. sometimes we already know...

1. the act of inserting one's penis into someone's nostril for sexual arousal.

2. A badass family known for making cannons, shaving products, knights, karate dojos, and really awful 16-Bean soup for Church Events.

Whoa people with my name are WEIRDOS!
 

Cavouku

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Actually, as a mistake by either the church or navy, the stories are mixed, my grandpa's name was changed to Lawrence. My real name is supposed to be Lawrenson. I have no results about anything to do with that name, it could just be a Welsh variation of Lawrence.

Ryuk2 said:
Lucas Kane was the main character in Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecies). That's kind of cool.
Yeah, I found that out a while ago, and was sort of intrigued by the fact. When I was younger I thought it was neat that Lui Kang's name was like mine, but this one was a little more... not stupid.

Also fact - Both my first, last, and middle names can be first, last, or middle names. Thought that can usually go for anyone.
 

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Robert:
I think it's German in origin, means something like "bright", has 6 letters in it, and can be shortened to Rob or Bob, as well as others.
 

Cavouku

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suckmyBR said:
Well according to the almighty "Urban Dictionary" my names mean:

1. A sex move invented by my ex-roomate Harry. This is when you wake a girl up, just in time for her to be awake when you cum either on her face or on her chest.

2. We Harry's are near guru standard, people ask and we provide the answer. However our own problems are hidden, you may pester but we remain zen. It's like dropping a pebble in a lake, but no ripples emerge. A voice of wisdom people turn to when no one else knows what to say. If you don't tell him the problem. sometimes we already know...

1. the act of inserting one's penis into someone's nostril for sexual arousal.

2. A badass family known for making cannons, shaving products, knights, karate dojos, and really awful 16-Bean soup for Church Events.

Whoa people with my name are WEIRDOS!
Alright, I had to look it up meself.

Lucas - 1: Super-Badass kid. Usually does incredibly stupid things. All around leader. Extremely attractive and cool.

Fly as a motha-fucka.
Kid: Wow, he's such a Lucas.
Other Kid: I know right?

2: The act of jumping on the hood of your friends car while he is driving then you try to jump off but screw up and land on your back with your feet in the air and then replying OWWW!!!, once you hit the pavement.
Woah man, he just pulled a lucas! I hope he didn't just poop himself!

Crap, there's about 12, including cocaine, Mexican candy, and being either nice or awesome.

Kane - ...Even more (17), but mostly a 7-foot wrestler, leader of N.O.D., to eat fast, the devil, someone awesome/good smelling citizen, and to insult.

Lawrence - A lot of different results, I fold.
 

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Joe: A Man's name. A shortened version of the name Joseph. Simply the greatest name ever. Only the smartest. most athletic, best looking, coolest and all round greatest guys are called Joe.

Michael: very cool guy who makes everyone laugh. Once you meet him, you will want to be his friend right away. He is super cute and very good-looking. He has amazing taste...in music, clothes, food, everything. Every girl secretly wishes that he could be her boyfriend...mainly because he recently broke up with his girlfriend...mainly because everyone knows that he likes commitment...mainly because he is sweet and knows how to treat a girl...mainly because however strange and wierd he may be, he's perfect. In his own little way, he is perfect.

Fairweather: Someone who is family or acts like family when it's easy for them to be, them change on you when it's through thick and thin.
 

Cavouku

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Oh, I found out that Lawrenson is something of the Welsh tradition of a child's surname being a variation of their parent's first name. I think it's like that. Basically "Son of a Lawrence."
 

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Niall is a male given name of Gaelic origin, thought to mean "champion".

Huzzah!

EDIT:
Just Urban Dictionaried my name and I am scared right now. Two of the meanings describe my height and some of my facial features..

...An amazing teenage boy who is kind of short.../snip

a boy with absolutely humungous eyebrows! like caterpillars
 

Cavouku

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Got some more dirt on "Lawrence."

Laurentum, it seems, was most likely named for its laurel trees, which were the symbol of victory.

My last name is a symbol of victory?
 

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Couldn't get a meaning for my surname but I got meanings for my first and second name.

(Beloved) (son of my right hand side)
David Benjamin
 

ace_of_something

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Cavouku said:
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suckmyBR said:
Well according to the almighty "Urban Dictionary" my names mean:
1. A sex move invented by my ex-roomate Harry. This is when you wake a girl up, just in time for her to be awake when you cum either on her face or on her chest.

2. We Harry's are near guru standard, people ask and we provide the answer. However our own problems are hidden, you may pester but we remain zen. It's like dropping a pebble in a lake, but no ripples emerge. A voice of wisdom people turn to when no one else knows what to say. If you don't tell him the problem. sometimes we already know...

1. the act of inserting one's penis into someone's nostril for sexual arousal.

2. A badass family known for making cannons, shaving products, knights, karate dojos, and really awful 16-Bean soup for Church Events.

Whoa people with my name are WEIRDOS!
Alright, I had to look it up meself.

Lucas - 1: Super-Badass kid. Usually does incredibly stupid things. All around leader. Extremely attractive and cool.

Fly as a motha-fucka.
Kid: Wow, he's such a Lucas.
Other Kid: I know right?

2: The act of jumping on the hood of your friends car while he is driving then you try to jump off but screw up and land on your back with your feet in the air and then replying OWWW!!!, once you hit the pavement.
Woah man, he just pulled a lucas! I hope he didn't just poop himself!

Crap, there's about 12, including cocaine, Mexican candy, and being either nice or awesome.

Kane - ...Even more (17), but mostly a 7-foot wrestler, leader of N.O.D., to eat fast, the devil, someone awesome/good smelling citizen, and to insult.

Lawrence - A lot of different results, I fold.
Okay I had to do that too

Thor:
Nordic god of thunder. He's always drinking mead. Carries a hammer that only he can lift. I mean not even the Hulk can lift his hammer.

He was one of the main characters in Dougas Adams novel, The Long Dark Tea Time Of The Soul.
Nothing on my middle name.

The english translation of my last name (If you're feeling curious look up the norwegian word for it)

Anvil
1. A large, heavy object often used in acts of cartoon violence such as Wile E. Coyote.
2. Genius
 

MrGFunk

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Real name: Farmer, he who supplants, Briar's field.

Screen name: Sir G of Funk
 

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Erik - Nordic name, "The lonesome ruler/the absolute ruler", a royal name
Daniel - Biblical name, derived from hebrew, "God is my judge"
William - English version of Willhelm, "will/desire" and "helm/protection", a royal name

"The lonesome and absolute ruler. God is my judge. Desire protection." - I deside. You can't make me. Please don't kill me.
 

hotacidbath

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Jeanne: French female name, equivalent to the English Joan, Jane, Jean and several historical figures in English named Joanna. (Feminine forms of John)
Snugglebunny said:
Anne:
1. From the Germanic "Arn": Eagle
2. French form of "Anna" from the Latin "Hannah" from the Hebrew "Channah":" Favor or Grace.
What she said.
 

NinjaSkills

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Sean (which is Irish and a variant of John) means "God is gracious" (which to me is funny because I don't believe in god)
David means "Beloved"
Can't find jackshit for my last name