Do you know the origin and meaning of your 1st name?

Question

Looked up mine and it said:

The boy's name Kevin \k(e)-vin\ is pronounced KEV-in. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "handsome beloved". Saint Kevin (seventh century) founded a monastery that became famous as an educational center. Makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin; basketball player Kevin Garnett.

The website I used is:

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/

Debz baby what to do with a bee, I'm curious now.

Elizabeth your profile says you used to be a girl.
You still look a girl to me.

There may be a better website than the one I used. If you know one that's better, use that and tell me in your answer.

Answer 1

All I knew was that my name had something to do with a bee, cheers ;)

Answer 2

I used the link you have provided and found that my name can be used by both boys and girls. There are 9, yes 9 ways of spelling it! I am rather confused about it's orign as there are apparently three possible ways:
1. Irish and Gaelic origin means "Warlike".
2. Possible nickname of "Theresa", which is Greek and means "late summer".
3.Derived from a Norman French place name which was based on a Gallic latin personal name.
Can you guess what my name is, how I would spell it and my gender???

Answer 3

English Patronymic name from the early given name Raedwulf, which means 'shield wolf.' It was popular in England before the Norman Conquest. The name eventually became Radulf. Randolph and Randall are among the derivatives. Rankin is the 1,006th most common name in the United States. Our earliest known Rankin ancestor is Samuel Rankin. He was born in Ohio in the late 1700s and eventually settled in St. Helena Parish, Louisiana abt. 1818. His ancestors probably came from Ireland or Scotland.

Answer 4

My name derives from the Greek meaning "life". I am supposed to be sensitive and emotional, with an alluring beauty and irresistable charm. HA! Try telling THAT to my husband!
His name is Keith, which is Scottish and describes a woodland or forest.
Our boy is Jacob, which derives from Latin and means "let God protect". He is supposed to have great strength of purpose and character; a combative individual. True!
We're trying to research our surname - Salisbury - which clearly comes from the English town. This was a Roman town of Celtic origin and was first called "Sorviodunum". The first part is unknown but the 2nd bit means "fortress".

Answer 5

The meaning of the name Michele is Who Is Like God?

The origin of the name Michele is French

Answer 6

Kevin is a Irish in Gaelic it is caoimhin it means comely birth
my name means who is like god Micheal it is Hebrew from the ark angel Micheal

Answer 7

The boy's and girl's name Glen \g-len\ is pronounced glen. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "glen". Place name. A glen is a narrow valley between hills.

Suits me to a tee, always in the valley between hills pmsl!!!!

Answer 8

The girl's name Maya \ma-ya\ is pronounced MYE-ah. It is of Spanish, Hindi and Russian origin. In Spanish, short form of Amalia. In Hindi, from Sanskrit, meaning "dream, illusion". In Russian, a form of Mary. A star constellation. See also Mai.

this is what mine says and its true my mum put me maya coz of a russian ballet dancer...

Answer 9

Yup, French - Gaelic

Answer 10

The girl's name Elizabeth \e-lizabe-th, el(i)-za-beth\ is pronounced ee-LIZ-a-beth. It is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "God's promise". Biblical: the mother of John the Baptist. Since the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, Elizabeth has been one of the most frequently used names, with variants and short forms being created today

Hey thanks!

Answer 11

F O X as in the wild doggy type things that pinch chickens.