Medieval Norman form of Ekkehard. It means brave and hardy.
Lovable, worthy of love
Norman form of Alexander. It means defending men.
Fortunate, blessed, happy
Gods' or Aesir's cauldron
Precious or true and bold
Vagabond or tramp
Immortal
Aesir's bear
Norman form of Ormond, meaning one who is protected by God
Aesir's wolf
Norman form of Abraham, meaning father of multitudes.
Young warrior, an aristocratic title similar to Duke or Earl.
Norman diminutive of Bartholomew. It means son of Talmai.
Beautiful fortress
Where the river narrows
To take, to gather
He who is sweet, pleasant and blessed.
Bogumir is derived from the elements bogu which means 'god' and meru, which means 'great, famous' or miru 'peace, world'.
God's glory
Snow leopard
Battle soldier
A diminutive of Bozidar, meaning divine.
Gracious and dear brother
Glorious brother
Glorious protector
Hardened
Pilgrim, carrying a pilgrim's staff
Brenno's settlement
Hardened
Small bell
Peaceful child
Battle honor
Honor, or happy or willing
Honor or glory
Son of Oisdealbhaigh
Albinius' place
From Albinus' place
A diminutive of Richard, meaning powerful ruler.
Saint
Earth mother
Good guest
Precious
Battle elf
Raven
A diminutive of Erasmus. It means beloved.
Wolf eagle
A white or fair person
A fair-shouldered individual
'White-inferno' or 'white-bull'; legendarily, the sole suvivor of Great Flood
Spear or messenger
Bear
Peaceful pledge
Medieval French form of Aegidius. It means young goat.
Goth
Glorious guest
Watchful, alert
Brave and hardy
The army's wolf
High stone
aggressive, business nature,
A form of Hob, meaning bright or fame.
Hollow path
A form of Hugh, meaning heart, mind, spirit.
God Ing's wolf, warrior
Man
Fierce and glorious
Lord
The name comes from Slavic elements kresu, which means spark, light, rouse and miru, which means peace, world.
Norman form of Cyril, meaning lord.
A form of Lawrence, meaning from Laurentum.
Favorite of the people
Sword glory
Gracious soldier
He who is dear and precious
Gracious and dear guest
Gracious, dear
Peace, world
Jewel, bead
Soldier or dear one
The name is derived from a Slavic elements, nyni which means 'now', combined with slava, which translates to 'glory'.
God's wolf or warrior. It's a variant of Ozouf.
God's wolf, warrior
A form of Peter. It means stone.
Trick, stratagem
Trick, stratagem
First in battle
The sacred cauldron
Adviser wolf, warrior
Peaceful war or battle
Adviser wolf
Famous land
The weak one
Norman form of Roger, meaning famous spear.
Famous wolf
Little red one
Famous spear
Diminutive of Samuel, meaning told by God.
Saintly, holy
Glory for oneself
Short form of Eustace, meaning productive or fruitful.
To be contrary
Blessed people
Blessed glory
Messenger of destruction
Iron
The one who is under Thor's protection.
Thor's hostage
Powerful by Thor
People
Quiet and peaceful world
To pull
Ringing of bells
A spelling variant of Thorgard. The one who is under Thor's protection.
Thor's stone
Thor's hostage
The one who gives peace.
Bottom of a boat
Nickname for sailor
Derivative of Varange. It means bottom of a boat.
King
Stranger or guest
Foreign
More glory
A variant of Veceslav, meaning more glory.
Crow
More glory
Land of alder trees
Lord of the peaceful world.
Great or famous ruler
Ruler of the peaceful world.
Voitsekh is obtained from the Slavic words voji 'soldier' and tekha solace, comfort.
A form of Vladimir, meaning great or famous ruler.
Glorious ruler.
To return glory
All rule
From the fortress town.
Resolute protector
Short form of Wilkin.
Norman form of William. It means resolute protector.
He who is wise, brave and hardy.
He who is bright in battle.
Battle protector
He who is wise, brave and hardy.
Son
He who is fierce, energetic and full of anger.
The name is derived from Slavic elements yaru, meaning 'fierce, energetic' and pulku, meaning 'people, host'.
God's warrior
Farmer
To dispel anger
To wish for peace
God is gracious