What does your name mean?

United States
May 21, 2007 1:48pm CST
What's your name? What does it mean? What about your child(ren)... What's the meaning of his/her name? My name is Melissa and it's Greek. It means "Honey Bee." My son is named Adriel and it's Hebrew. It's means "God Follower."
12 responses
@emily83 (18)
• United States
22 May 07
I have always seen Emily as "hard worker" or something like that but I just looked at BNW and it says "Rival; emulating". Fallon means leader. Which is perfect for her!
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• United States
22 May 07
BNW has a completely different meaning for Adriel. I got his name from a baby name book. I take there meanings with a grain of salt. Arn't they still working on the database?
• United States
22 May 07
Bwahahahaha. Me too! Well I like it but I hate some people there.
• United States
22 May 07
I think so. I hate that place......
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@limalimon (638)
• Mexico
21 May 07
my name is luis carlos the meaning of my names are luis it´s german and means winner warrior or wisdom warrior. carlos it´s german and it means warrior.
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• United States
21 May 07
WOW! Both your first and middle name both have a very similar meaning. Very cool.
@4cuteboys (4099)
• United States
21 May 07
My name is Hebrew as well Rebecca-To tie/bind Here are my kids : Kevin-Irish-Beautiful at birth Ethan-Hebrew-Strong/Firm Cameron-Gaelic-Crooked Nose Cooper-English-Barrel Maker Chase (my unborn)-English-Huntsman I got my definations from www.babynamesworld.com just wanted to put my source :) Cute topic!
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• United States
21 May 07
Hey i've been a member of babynamesworld for almost two years now. Do you ever visit there forums? Anyways, I love the names that you have chosen for your children. They are all very nice.
• United States
21 May 07
My name is Norah, which is stemmed from Eleanor which means "Light" in greek.
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• United States
21 May 07
Lovely name. I think i'm going to like this discussion. I like to hear all of the different meanings of different names. It's very interesting!
@anku888 (136)
• India
21 May 07
My name is Indian,it means a goddess. It means the one who has beautiful eyes that resemble the fish.
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• United States
21 May 07
Thanks for responding! That's a beautiful meaning. What is your name? Is it Anku?
@edandunyo (146)
• Indonesia
21 May 07
My name is Agus Arifiyanto and the meaning is including in three of part of the name. first part is Agus is short from month of August that is mean i was born in August. second part is Arif that have mean good in justice and good in wise. then the last part is combination of Arif & yanto that be Arifiyanto and the mean is the person who have good wisedom.
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• United States
21 May 07
Thanks for your response!
@Phlamingho (7825)
• Denmark
21 May 07
My name is Jesper, the danish version of the english name Jasper... It's dosen't mean anything as far as I know.
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@carlaabt (3504)
• United States
21 May 07
My name is Carla. It's spanish. It's the feminine version of Charles. My son's name is Elliott. Elliott is English, and means "The Lord is my God."
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@Norstar (694)
• India
21 May 07
The names here have meanings and most of the names are derived from the names of God, rivers, nature, etc. But all the names would have meaning. Most of the names repeat over the centuries. But there are some exceptions, too. There is one name for girls which was not repeated in the history. The name is, "Draupadi". Because she inadvertently had to have five husbands, no parents want to give their daughter this name.
• United States
21 May 07
Where are you from?
21 May 07
My first name is Rebecca and it is a Saxon name that means "knotted cord." My surname is Coward and it is a Saxon name that means "he who takes care of cows."
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21 May 07
My name is Irish for Little King...My name is Ryan by the way
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• United States
21 May 07
I never knew that Ryan meant Little King. That's a cool meaning for a name. Thanks for responding!
@SmokePiff (436)
• United States
23 May 07
Aaron from the hebrew (Aharon) which is most likely of a unknown Egyptian orgin. Other theories claim a Hebrew derivation, and suggest meaning such as "high mountian" or exalted. in the old testament Aaron was the older brother of moses and the high priest of the israelites
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