NAME: Jenny
MEANING: White Wave
ORIGINATION: Welsh

and you?

I think my name, Lisa, means "God's Child" or something like that...:)

Well Chris means "Christ Bearer."
I don't know where it originated, but my birth name isn't really Chris. Now I'm going to make you think. :p

My name is Indigo, so I guess it means blue. :lol:

I have no idea what Kristen means, but I think it's Scandinavian.

Swucklemeyer is a name I just made up over at the 2nd ultimate names poll :D

I think my name means tower. I'm not sure where it came from. I've heard that it was like Greek or somthing but I really dont know. What I do is, my mother got my name from the movie 'Gone With The Wind'. But thats all know. :wave:

omg..how sad is this..i dunno. if anyone has a name book and could tell me, i'd appreciate it a lot!

Jeff means peace.:)

Sarah means princess :D

Name: Miranda
Meaning: Extraordinary, To Be Admired.
Origin: Latin

Megan yours is...

Name: Megan
Meaning: Mighty, Strong, Able, Pearl
Origin: Greek, Gaelic, Welsh

Kristen yours is...

Name: Kristen
Meaning: Follower of Christ
Origin: Latin

Originally posted by tootieismyfav
Jeff means peace.:)

Ha, yeah right.

Originally posted by #1_Nancy_McKeon
Name: Miranda
Meaning: Extraordinary, To Be Admired.
Origin: Latin

Megan yours is...

Name: Megan
Meaning: Mighty, Strong, Able, Pearl
Origin: Greek, Gaelic, Welsh

Kristen yours is...

Name: Kristen
Meaning: Follower of Christ
Origin: Latin

coolie....thanx miranda!

Karli? What's Karli mean!? Well alright...it's Karly. Not with the I. But I like the I.

Originally posted by InspectorExstead
omg..how sad is this..i dunno. if anyone has a name book and could tell me, i'd appreciate it a lot! Megan means "Pearl."
Orgination: Celtic/Gaelic

Originally posted by Lisa Whelchel Forever
Karli? What's Karli mean!? Well alright...it's Karly. Not with the I. But I like the I. Actually, there are other people named Karli, spelled with an "I" I personally know three, including you. ;)

Meaning: Little and Womanly
Origin: German

Originally posted by Jo's the bomb
Meaning: Little and Womanly
Origin: German

HAH! What a joke! I'm not "little" and I'm far as hell from being "womanly".

And my name is not German...I mean I wouldn't have a problem if it was, I'm not saying that lol, but I heard somewhere else before that it was Welsh or Celtic

Originally posted by Lisa Whelchel Forever


HAH! What a joke! I'm not "little" and I'm far as hell from being "womanly".

And my name is not German...I mean I wouldn't have a problem if it was, I'm not saying that lol, but I heard somewhere else before that it was Welsh or Celtic Look it up yourself. ;) :lol:

Originally posted by Lisa Whelchel Forever
Karli? What's Karli mean!? Well alright...it's Karly. Not with the I. But I like the I.
I always think of Karli, Karly, Carli, Carly as being basically the same name, only spelled slightly differently. Wouldn't it be a feminine version of Charles?

:confused:

My name, on the birth certificate (I go by a version of the name):

Name: Susan
Meaning: Lily
Origin: Hebrew

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl


Ha, yeah right.

OOOOOoooooohhh! There's gonna be troooooouble!!!!!!!!

There's gonna be"un-Jeff" in here later, LOL! Or whatever the opposite of "Jeff" is. ;)

Good luck, Caitlin.

:joke::joke::joke:

Name: Marisa
Meaning: "Of The Sea"
Origin: ?? The website didn't say... :crying:

My name is Irish, it's really spelled Caitlin but I like spelling it Kaitlyn better. And I can't remember what it means (we did this earlier this year in school but i can't remember!!! how dumb am i?)

Originally posted by Mysty Eyes
I always think of Karli, Karly, Carli, Carly as being basically the same name, only spelled slightly differently. Wouldn't it be a feminine version of Charles?

:confused:

Yeah....they are basically the same. Only spelled different. And yes, I think your right...Karli would be a feminine versoin of Charles, or Carl.

Name: Brian
Meaning: Strong
Origination: I don't know

Umm My name is the Irish version of the name John...and someone told me my name means the merciful one...if that's true, I hope no one tells my brother;)

Sean:
Irish form of John, English form of Johannes, which was the Latin form of the Greek name Ioannes, itself derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan meaning "YAHWEH is gracious". This name owes its consistent popularity to two New Testament characters, both highly revered as saints. The first was John the Baptist, the forerunner of Jesus Christ who was beheaded by Herod Antipas. The second was the apostle John who was also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation. The name has been borne by 23 popes, as well as kings of England, Hungary, Poland, Portugal and France. It was also borne by the poet John Milton and the philosopher John Locke.

And Jennyanydot's version:

Sean:
Means God is Gracious, Merciful

Name: Jessica
Meaning: Wealthy
Origin: I THINK Hebrew... not sure though.

Originally posted by Annie Potts Forever
My name is Irish, it's really spelled Caitlin but I like spelling it Kaitlyn better. And I can't remember what it means (we did this earlier this year in school but i can't remember!!! how dumb am i?)

THATS ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It comes from Katherine and. hm. I dunno. anyone?

Originally posted by Ricky Ricardo


OOOOOoooooohhh! There's gonna be troooooouble!!!!!!!!

How about.......... Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm NO!

Originally posted by Jo's the bomb
There's gonna be"un-Jeff" in here later, LOL! Or whatever the opposite of "Jeff" is. ;)

Good luck, Caitlin.

:joke::joke::joke:

I don't need it so yeah, :joke::joke::joke:

Un-Jeff?




Hey y'all, how do you define PIGGY?!??!?!?!?!

What site are you getting these from? I already know what my name means *coughcoughsmarterthanyounananananacoughcough* but I wanna see if it's Latin or Greek or something like that.

Originally posted by Ricky Ricardo
What site are you getting these from? I already know what my name means *coughcoughsmarterthanyounananananacoughcough* but I wanna see if it's Latin or Greek or something like that. \

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl
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:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

You don't have to answer my question. :p :p :p

Originally posted by Ricky Ricardo


You don't have to answer my question. :p :p :p I got them from this name book, lol. (I'm trying to come up with a name for a Hawiian child for this school project ;))

Emily, which means "Industrious"

English, originally Latin though.

I was really named for Emily Bronte and Emily Dickinson, cuz my mom's totally into the romantic novels.

Name: Christian
Origin: Latin
Meaning: Christ-like or flower of Christ.

Originally posted by Ricky Ricardo


You don't have to answer my question. :p :p :p

DOn't worry, I'm not gonna!

I don't know the origin but my name (Marlene) means" tower of strength"(I don't know about that!):lol:

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl


Ha, yeah right.

It's true dearie.

Originally posted by tootieismyfav


It's true dearie.

Namewise: Yes
Jeff-Wise: Naaaaaaaaaaah, prolly not.














You sound like my grandma! LMAO KALEY!

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl
Jeff-Wise: Naaaaaaaaaaah, prolly not.

I'm really quiet and shy at school... I like peace, non violence, and for everyone to be happy. No joke.

Originally posted by tootieismyfav


I'm really quiet and shy at school... I like peace, non violence, and for everyone to be happy. No joke.

So does everyone else. LOL.

My names Caroline, it mean "song of rejoicing" or "little and womanly" (i prefer the first because i just so happen to be fairly short..) I think its either latin or french origin.




:wave: cara :wave:

Originally posted by Teddys_Gurl


So does everyone else. LOL.

Not really. There is a lot of hateful and mean people at schools. People who torture other classmates arent exactly the type who like everyone to be happy.

Originally posted by tootieismyfav


Not really. There is a lot of hateful and mean people at schools. People who torture other classmates arent exactly the type who like everyone to be happy.

Ok, I take back my statement........ yesterday @ my school some 6th graders (one of which is my neighbor) ran out of gym class early (G, the last period) and ran down the science wing opening the classroom doors and cursing @ everyone in there and the teacher. One went right up to my science teacher gave him the finger and swore in his face and than ran off. The boys (there were 3 I think) ran out of the building and into the woods but some teachers and one of the ass't principals ran after them and caught em, the cops came took em dowtowm to the police station so now they got records (my neighbor already had one so this is just added to it) and are suspendend and god knows what else trouble they're in.

Ok, so Jeff, I take back what I said earlier.

Name: Amanda
Meaning: Lovable
Origin: English, orginally Latin

NAME: Kayla (Katherine in the book)
MEANING: Pure
ORIGINATION: Greek