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AARON (Hebrew) means "inspired", and AARON is portrayed as a man who is not tall, but handsome, honest and hard-working, with a sense of responsibility, and an efficient leader with a quiet personality.
ABEL (Hebrew) "breath" meaning for ABELARD abbreviation, most people think ABEL is tall, strong athletes, capable, independent, and intelligent. Most people think of ABEL as a tall, strong athlete who is capable, independent, and smart, while others think of ABEL as a skinny, gentle boy.
ABRAHAM was originally a Hebrew word meaning "father of the nation". Later, it evolved to mean "father of things". Most people describe ABRAHAM as a tall, burly, bearded leader, honest, dignified, intelligent, like President Abraham Lincoln
ADAM (Hebrew), meaning "made of red clay". God is said to have made man out of red clay, and Adam was the first man he made. ADAM is described as a tall, dark, handsome, strongly muscled man, calm and intelligent.
ADRIAN (Latin) means black. People portray ADRIAN as charming, feminine man, sensitive, thoughtful, lovely, rich.
ALVA Hebrew name that gives a sublime, solemn feeling, the Bible says ALVA is a place name and a racial name.
ALEX is a shortened form of ALEXandER, which is considered to be a strong man of Greek ancestry, intelligent, kind and likeable.
ALAN According to legend, there is a poet in England, called Alawn (Alan), very similar to Alan, its meaning, but later, this name is often shaped as Eilian, Allan, Ailin, A'lon, etc. Alan's pronunciation is similar to the Sargasso Aylwyn or Alwyn (familiar friend) meaning. meaning familiar friend). That's why it's so popular in the UK.
ALBERT (Old English) sublime, intelligent, ALBERT evokes three images; fat, cumbersome, slow, as Fat Albert; intelligent, eccentric behavior, as Albert Einstein: or formally, ALFRED (Old English), wise counselor, ALFRED gives two very different impressions: One is the overweight wise man, the so-called wise man is a wise old man who acts cautiously, and the other is the literate nerd.
Andy is shorthand for ANDREW, which is Greek for manly, majestic, and brave.
Andy is described as a tall, blonde, boyishly normal man, happy, easy-going and honest.
ANGUS's only choice.ANGUS is seen as a fool who behaves strangely and gets into trouble.
ANTHONY (Latin) means priceless, and was thought of as a tall, dark Italian man, smart, strong and stoic.
ARTHUR (Celtic) "nobleman", (Welsh) hero, Arthur has two different meanings: an interesting old man who likes to be noticed for his life full of stories; or a quiet, different, wise man who keeps his promises.
AUSTIN is the same as August, Augustine.AUSTIN is seen as a clever, frank and polite big boy - or a bullying rich boy.
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BEN (Hebrew) meaning son; shorthand for all names beginning with BEN.Ben is described as a tall, strong, dark-haired man, quiet, sweet, easygoing, and gentle.
BENSON (Hebrew English) "Son of Benjamin" Benjamin's son. Thanks to Benson Dubois on TV, Benson has been described as the witty black butler, smart, thoughtful and funny.
BRANT Old German for leprechaun. The so-called leprechaun here is not the pejorative term you and I have in mind, but the general name for the gods and goddesses in ancient Germany.
BRENT stands for mountaintop or summer resort.
BRIAN (Irish) "Strength, virtue" Most people see Brian as an Irish man, smart, athletic, and social. Others see Brian as a boring kid who likes to cling to his mom.
BRUCE comes from the place name Bruis or Braose, which is a village near Cherbourg, France. It is said that there was a lord of the manor in the village who took the name Bruis, and when the Normans conquered England, their children and grandchildren the conquerors came to England and introduced the name into England as well. Later, a national hero arose in Scotland, named Robert Bruis, who is said to be a descendant of the Bruis family who went by Fashen.
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CARL (Old German) "Farmer" is the same as CHARLES, and most people think of CARL as a straightforward man - a caring, courteous gentleman, intelligent, stable and quiet. Those who are less impressed with CARL see him as a self-righteous and short-tempered man.
CARY, Carey (Wales) "from the castle", (same as Kerry) People think Cary is a good name for a movie star, a gentle, friendly, carefree person, while some people think the name sounds rather feminine.
CASPAR People have two impressions of Caspar. Friendly, shy and helpful, like a ghostly elf. Or older and faithful, like the biblical Caspar. CHARLES (Old German) is manly, strong, and is either seen as a hard-working, loyal friend and leader or as a smart, arrogant blowhard.
CHENEY CHENEY, French means "the man of the oak forest". CHRIS is the abbreviation of CHRISTIAN, CHRISTOPHER, which gives the impression of being a fresh-looking, pretty American boy, smart, cute and funny.
COLIN (Irish Carioca) means "child"; the same as NICHOLAS people portray COLIN as a rich, blonde flirt, smart and specialized by day, and a charming playboy by night.
COSMO is a Greek word meaning 'cosmos' or 'orderly'. This name is common in Scotland.
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DANIEL (Hebrew) 'God's Judge for us'.Daniel is described as a handsome, strong American Boy Scout who prefers sports bravery, friendly, trustworthy, well-bred, intelligent and easy-going. DARRYL (Old English) means 'dear'.
DEREK (Old German) means "ruler". DEREK5 was seen as a tall, handsome, manly athlete with a tough, quiet, shy personality.
DOUGLAS (Scottish) "from deep water". People say Douglas is a strong, handsome man, either intelligent, sensitive and quiet type, or brave, outgoing often attract a bunch of trouble.
DAVID (Hebrew) means beloved. People describe David as a strong, handsome, intelligent man who is kind, funny and independent.
DENNY Short for all names beginning with DEN, the name DENNY brings to mind the laughing egg in the classroom - a fun-loving, friendly, extremely funny young boy who is not very bright.
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EDGAR (Old English) "soldier of fortune". The original Anglo-Saxon word is Eadgar, the prefix Ead- meaning 'rich', 'happy'.
In English history, Edgar the Peaceful, known to all as King Edgar, created the English naval force and united eight minor kings to strengthen England. Nineteenth-century American poet and novelist Allan Poe (Edgar Allan Poe) is called Edgar, nicknamed Ed.
EDWARD (Old English), the protector of happiness. People recognize that the name EDWARD is perfect for a straitlaced bookworm, well-dressed writer or businessman.
EDWIN (Old English) "rich friend" People portray EDWIN as an older, more resourceful person. But for some people, EDWIN has a sinister side.
ELLIOTT is a trendy English name, derived from Elijah.Elliott is a name that appeals to two senses: one is a professional who thinks highly of himself, and is smart and opinionated. The other is a four-eyed nerd who does things by the book.
ELVIS (old Norse) "all-powerful" is the same as Elwin, and Elvis Presley is the epitome of this name. People portray Elvis as a handsome, generous, blues-singing Southern rock star EVAN (Wells) "young warrior", the Wells type of JOHN. People describe Evan as a well-mannered young man with a boyishly handsome face, smart enough to finish medical school, and talented enough to write a book.
ERIC (Norwegian) is always the leader, always powerful, and short for FREDERICK. eric is described as a popular Scandinavian who is confident, smart, and kind-hearted.
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FRANCIS (Latin) French. The name FRANCIS evokes images of a stable scholar or someone who relies heavily on religion and lacks self-confidence. FRANK is short for FRANCIS, FRANKLIN, and there are two distinct images of FRANK: the hard-working older man, independent, friendly, and gentle. Otherwise, it's the tall, strong, blue-collar guy who's lazy, unpopular, and careless.
FRED is a shortened form of the name FRED, which is described as kind and funny. People say FRED is either a short, fat, bulky type or a graceful dancer like Fred Astaire.
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GABY is a nickname for Gabriel, which is originally a Hebrew word meaning "man of God". According to the <Bible>, the angel Gabriel was a messenger sent by God who announced the birth of John and Jesus.
GARFIELD (Old English) meaning battlefield. Many people think GARFIELD is like that cartoon cat - the fat, trouble-loving furball. Others see GARFIELD as having the qualities of a leader - shrewd, worldly, and boring.
GARY means "pioneer". It's short for Gerald. People think of Gary as a long, tall, strong, ordinary man who is easy-going, kind and funny.
GAVIN Old German for "white eagle" or "war eagle". In ancient Welsh, Gawain or Gawen means 'little eagle'. "The eagle has always been the object of veneration for the people of ancient Germany, England and other countries. They regarded the eagle as a symbol of the "war gate", a comrade in arms in their hearts. GIBSON is an Old German word that means "a pledge of honor and integrity". The name is said to express the desire of parents to see their children inherit their ancestors' possessions and traditions.
GINO is Ambrogino,:Luigino, and is spoken of as a short, dark, muscular Italian, friendly, energetic, and funny.
GLEN (Irish Gaelic) means "valley". Short for GLENDON, GLEN is either seen as a kind, simple, down-to-earth middle-class man or a brave, smart and creative rich kid. HARRISONHARRISON (Old English), son of Henry, HARRISON is described as a handsome, wealthy man, elegant, haughty, or sensitive and mild-tempered.
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Latin form of HUGOHUGH. Most people think of HUGO as a rounded man (a little fat) with a gentle personality, a unique character and a sense of time.
HUNK big man, big man. HUNK is remembered as a hard-working, simple-minded, self-motivated young man who is lively and outgoing.
HOWARD (Old English) watchman; Howard describes either a dull middle-class or a rich man in power. HENRY (Old German) lord of the manor; the name HENRY gives a number of different opinions. The cowardly four-eyed bookworm, the ambitious, independent professional, or the strong, easy-going house husband.
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IGNATIVS (Latin) means, "as in full swing", and its variants are IGNACE, IGNATZ.
IVAN Man's name, Russian form of John. Most people think of Ivan as a brave Russian man, tough, cold, and domineering. ISAAC (Hebrew) means "he smiled". People think of ISAAC as a smart, thoughtful, scholarly man, usually either Jewish or black.
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JACK is the same as JOHN, JACOB; short for JACKSON, and most people think of Jack as a man of prestige - physically fit, virile, strong, cocky, and smart. Others think Jack is a cute, fun-loving, pleasure-seeking guy.
JAMES is the English form of JACOB, and JAMES is portrayed as a big, strong, handsome man who is smart, disciplined, honest, and dependent on his personality. Some people think of JAMES as a rude, conceited aristocrat.
JASON is recognized as the cute, sporty blonde boy, but people dispute Jason's personality. He may be subjective, sardonic popular, stubborn, uninhibited and mischievous, or quiet, shy and often introspective. JEFFERYJEFFERY is described as childlike, dark-haired, and handsome man. Others describe JEFFERY as a smart know-it-all, rich and cocky brat, while still others say he is a medium man, reliable, slow and monotonous.
JEROME (Latin) holy name, Jerome is remembered as a traditional name that evokes a funny, intelligent and considerate boy.
JERRY is short for GERALD, JEREMIAH, and JEROME. Most people think Jerry is tall, friendly, and fun with a great personality. Most people think Jerry is a tall, friendly, fun-loving guy with a great personality.
JESSE (Hebrew) "God exists" JESSE gives the impression of being a dominant person - a tough, wildly unpredictable outlaw, a bad guy.
Short for JIMJames, JIM is thought of as good-looking jock-like blonde, friendly, quiet down-to-earth man.
Short for JIMMYJAMES, JIMMY is portrayed as either the friendly, simple boy or the big guy next door.
Short for JOEJOSEPH. JOE is seen as the average American boy - a strong, handsome man who is considerate and easy to get along with.
JOHNNY is the same as JOHN. JOHNNY is seen as a dark-haired, tall, strong, boyish American boy who is usually either a quiet mama's boy or a quiet troublemaker. JOHN (Hebrew) "God is merciful" John, a name with strong biblical overtones, conjures up images of a fresh, intelligent man with a strong, independent personality. JOSHUA (Hebrew) means one who receives God's help. joshua is seen as a handsome man, shy, intelligent, independent, and a faithful believer. JUSTIN (Latin) "of good character" Justin is described as a sweet, brown-haired, fun-loving, boyish man who likes to fish and walk his dog. People say Justin is likely to be a wealthy professional, fair, respectable, and a reliable citizen.
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KEN is short for the word ending in KEN, which is depicted as a tall, handsome blonde man who is popular and funny.
KENNY is short for Kenneth, and people think of Kenny as the average American boy, a young soccer hero with a good heart, and a good man who is willing to put his heart and soul into his family as an adult.
KEVIN (Irish) Gentle and sweet, KEVIN is portrayed as a young, athletic American boy, good-hearted and a bit stubborn.
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LANCE (Old German) "earthy", Lance is described as a heroic figure in romance novels - handsome, manly, rich, and awesome playboy.
LARRY, short for LAWRENCE. Most people think of LARRY as easy-going and friendly - full of laughter wherever he goes. Some people think that LARRY is a crooked businessman who eats people's bones.
LEE (Old English) comes from rancher, and the name LEE combines two images: the strong, muscular, confident cowboy or the quiet, reserved man of the world.
LEO (Latin) "lion", short for Leander, Leonard, Leopold. Most people think of Leo as strong and gentle. He has been described as a passionate betrayer, always appearing as an artist or defender of peace.
LORI is derived from the Latin word Laurentium, from Laurentium (city of honor) or (laurel domain). Although, the root of the word 'Laurel' is very attractive. In ancient times, laurel was used as a symbol of victory and honor. LUKE is the same as Lauren, Laurent, Loren, Lorin, Larry, Laurence, Lorry.
LUKE "Lukean" is the same as LUCIUS LUKE is either seen as strong, sturdy, faithful, stupid, or funny, friendly, and noisy. MARCUS is the same as MARK, and MARCUS gives the impression of a tall, strong, handsome sportsman or a simple, dull businessman.
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MARK (Latin) belligerent. Militant? Not at all! People say Mark is sporty, very handsome man, funny freedom-loving and an attentive friend.
MARS is from Latin, the name of the Roman god of war. With MARKS, MARTIN, MARCY. MICHAEL (Hebrew) like the Lord's people, MICHAEL is depicted as a strong, handsome man, smart and successful hard worker, easy-going, happy family man.
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NEIL, Neal (Irish Carioca) means "champion". Most people see Neil as a man of talent, with high achievements and a gentle personality. Some people think that Neil is a stubborn person.
NICHOLAS (Greek) "victorious man". Thanks to the saint Nicholas, most people think Nicholas is cute, fat, happy and generous. Some people think Nicholas is a spoiled, elusive little devil.
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OLIVER (Latin), "olive tree". OLIVER (Scandinavian), "gentle darling", gives several impressions. The dirty, carefree country boy; the studious bookworm; the enthusiastic giver; or the silly, funny comic-book character.
OSCAR (Scandinavia) "The Sacred Bearer of Arms". People think of Oscar as either a funny, lazy, carefree daredevil or an obnoxiously stubborn, constant complainer.
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PAUL (Latin) means "small". Most people think of PAUL as a dignified, stable, firm man, but some think of him as charming, creative and kind. PATRICK (Latin name) means 'noble', 'aristocratic'. This name is more popular in Ireland and Scotland.
PETER (Greek) rock. People recognize PETER as someone who is unpretentious, honest and open. Some people recognize PETER as ambitious and explosive.
PHILIP, the name Philip gives several different impressions: an energetic officer; arrogant prince; rich businessman, intelligent introvert.
PHOEBE Smart, shiny. It stands to reason that the Phoebe in people's minds is the happy boy with a bright personality who brings laughter to everyone.
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Randy is short for Randall, Randolph, and is regarded as a tall, thin, pleasant boy who is either quiet, smart and hard-working, or else a country boy who is good at sports and loves humor.
REX (Latin) means emperor. Thanks to HENARY HIGGINS to do the REX HARRISON statue, people's impression of REX is strong and dignified quite self-styled people, but others in the eyes of the slightly too reckless. Some people think of REX as a loner and a diehard - possibly a pilot or a thief - but REX is also a good name for a puppy. REX is also a good name for a puppy. (And for a dinosaur, of course!)
RICHARD, which means "ruler of power" in Old German, gives two images; one of a handsome, strong, athletic American boy: the other of an honest, serious, but respectful man.
RICHIE is originally Anglo-Saxon Ricehard, meaning 'ruled solidly'. In Old German, there is also a corresponding name Ricohard, meaning 'stern rule'. Same as Rick, Ricky, Ritchie.
ROBERT (Old English) 'shining and famous' ROBERT gives two different impressions: the handsome, strong athlete, funny and outgoing, and the burly commoner, quiet and reserved.
ROBINSON is the same as ROBERT; short for ROBIN. ROBINSON gives two different impressions: that of a quiet, hard worker or a lively, outgoing comedian such as Robin Williams.
ROCK (Old English) is derived from rock, short for Rochester, Rockwell. Rock is used to describe someone with a big head and limbs - a big, muscular athlete, strong, worn out, and as hard as a rock.
ROGER (Old German) famous gunfighter. roger was seen as a handsome man, friendly, likeable and full of fun.
RYAN (Irish) "little king". Ryan is described as a strong, active man, handsome but shy.
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SAM is short for SAMSON, SAMUEL. SAM is remembered as a strong, gentle, faithful and down-to-earth man, and a friend to be made. The representative character is known as UNCLE SAM
SAMUEL (Hebrew), schama (meaning "hear") and El (meaning "God") together. The full meaning is "one who is heard by God". This is related to a biblical legend. The Bible says that the mother of the prophet Samuel saw his birth as God's answer to her prayers.
SEAN is the Irish form of John.
SHAWN is described as a shifty loner like Sean Penn, or a handsome, exciting, upper-class Englishman like Shane Connelly. SHAWN is the Irish form of John,Sean. SHAWN is described as a handsome young man, lively, popular and gentle.
SIDNEY (French) is derived from Sainte-Denis.The name SIDNEY evokes the idea of a learned expert who is handsome and kind. Although some people consider SIDNEY to be unconventional and unorthodox.
SIMON Hebrew for listener, SIMON is seen as a strong, lanky man with a quiet personality that is either intelligent or creative.
SOLOMON Hebrew, meaning calm little man. It is reminiscent of a short, bald Jewish teacher or prophet, strong and gentle, but also wise.
SPAR (US) "Sparkling", SPARK has been depicted as a dynamic person-anti-sensitive, vibrant and bringing people to the table.
SPENCER comes from the French word for storekeeper or food distributor. The image of SPENCER comes directly from SPENCER TRACY, which one imagines as an older man with gray hair and a great sense of humor.
SPIKE Long, heavy nails.SPIKE was portrayed as an independent, tough street boss, possibly a mangaka or boxer. Others thought the name suited a dog; I knew a dog named SPIKE.
STANLEY (Old English) is from pastoral; the name STANLEY gives two impressions: quiet, older blue-collar laborer or skinny-boned weirdo.
STEVEN is the same as Stephen, who is thought of as a tall, strong, handsome man who is quiet, polite, and kind.
STUART was originally a Scottish word, the caretaker of livestock, sometimes interpreted as the caretaker of the property. Gives two impressions: a majestic and powerful master or an intelligent and well-bred gentleman.
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TERRENCE (Latin) "smooth", the name TERRENCE evokes images of a lively, tall black man or a dark-haired, gentle boy.
TERRY is short for TERENCE, a boy who likes to have fun, is athletic, kind, and full of laughter.
TIMOTHY is the original Greek word TIMOTHEOS, meaning Glorious God. Most people think of Timothy as the shy, sweet, cute kid.
TOMMY is a shortened version of THOMAS. TOMMY gives people the feeling of a boy next door, a good-looking, cute little blonde boy.
TOM for THOMAS abbreviation, TOM can be said to be the general representative of the typical American, ubiquitous, self-confidence, likeable and do people really.
THOMAS is an ancient Aramaic word meaning twin, and is considered to be an intelligent, reliable, well-bred and witty man.
TONY is the abbreviation of ANTHONY. TONY is seen as a kind, strong athlete, calm and self-care boy.
TYLER Old English for tiler, TYLER gives two impressions: rich and arrogant or fat, kind and carefree businessman.
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VAN (Dutch) "noble descent", the surname of many Dutch names. Vern is a shortened form of VERNVernon, which has two rather different meanings: dull, monotonous old man or handsome dark-haired young man, and brave, with a sweeping spirit.
VINCENT (Latin) "to conquer". Most people think of Vincent as the quiet, art-like man. He is stable and understanding. However, some people think Vincent is an evil sinner.
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WARREN (Old German) "defender", the name WARREN gives two impressions: a handsome and deceitful man who is always in trouble, or a hard-working accountant who is smart but boring.
WESLEY (Old English) from the Western prairies, the name WESLEY gives two impressions: one is a spoiled, sweet, arrogant sissy. The other is a young professional with a mischievous personality.
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