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Anne

**Anne** (*an*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish Finnish, German, Dutch, and Basque languages.

## Meaning

Anne is the French form of the name Anna.

## History

This name was brought to England during the 13th century where it was oftentimes spelled as Ann.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Anna, Ana, Ann, Ona, Onna
* **Diminutives:** Annette, Annie, Nan, Nancy, Nanette, Nannie, Nanny
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Cornelius

**Cornelius** (*kohr-neel-ee-us*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Dutch, German, and Ancient Roman language. Cornelius is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Cornelius is a Roman family name that may have been derived from the Latin element *cornu* which means "horn".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Connie
* **Feminine Forms:** Cornelia, Kornelia
Christine

**Christine** (*kris-teen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Dutch languages.

## Meaning

Christine is a French form of the name Christina.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Christina, Christiana, Kristine, Kristina, Kristiana, Khristine, Khristina, Khristiana, Kristeen, Kristene, Krystine
* **Diminutives:** Chris, Chrissy, Chrissie, Chrissi, Christy, Christie, Christi
* **Masculine Forms:** Christian, Kristian, Khristian
Eva

**Eva** (*ee-vuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech, Slovene, Bulgarian, Croatian, Macedonian, Russian, Georgian, and Old Church Slavic languages.

## Meaning

Eva is the Latinate form of the name Eve.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Eve, Ava
* **Diminutives:** Evie, Evvie, Eveleen, Eveline, Evelene, Eveanna

## Notable Bearers

* Eva Longoria (actress)
* Eva Mendes (actress)
Alannah

**Alannah** (*uh-lan-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Irish languages.

## Meaning

Alannah is a variant of the name Alana that has been influenced by the Anglo-Irish word *alannah* which is derived from the Irish Gaelic phrase *a leanbh* which means "O child".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Alana, Alanna, Alaina, Alanis, Alannis, Alayna, Allana, Allannah
* **Diminutives:** Lana
* **Masculine Forms:** Alan, Al, Allen, Allan, Allyn
Linda

**Linda** (*lin-duh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Dutch, German, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Latvian, Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak, and Ancient Germanic languages.

## Meaning

Linda was originally a medieval short form of Germanic names that contained the element *linde* which means "soft". It is now considered an independent name.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lynda
* **Diminutives:** Lindy, Lindie, Lyndy, Lyndi, Lindi, Lindee, Linnie, Linny, Lynette, Lynn, Lynne, Lynnette, Linette, Linnet, Linnette, Lyn, Lynna
Desiree

**Desiree** (*dez-i-ray*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Desiree is the English form of a similar French name that is the French form of the Roman name *Desiderata* which is derived from the Latin word for "desired", *desideratum*.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Desirae, Deziree, Dezirae, Desire
Alan

**Alan** (*al-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Scottish, Breton, and French languages.

## Meaning

Alan is a name with an unknown meaning. It may mean "little rock" or "handsome" in Breton. It could be derived from the tribe name of the Alans.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Allan, Allen, Allyn
* **Diminutives:** Al
* **Feminine Forms:** Alana, Alanna, Lana, Alaina, Alanis, Alannis, Alannah, Alayna, Allana, Allannah
Alesha

**Alesha** (*uh-lee-shuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** [Alice]], Alease, Aleesha, Alesia, Alicia, Alise, Alisha, Alishia, Alisia, Alisya, Allissa, Allycia, Alyce, Alycia, Alys, Alyse, Alysa, Alysha, Alysia, Alyssa, Alyssia, Elicia, Alecia
* **Diminutives:** Lesha
Anna

**Anna** (*an-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Icelandic, Catalan, Occitan, and Breton languages. Anna is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Anna is a form of the name *Channah* (see Hannah).

## History

Anna was a popular name in the Byzantine Empire and it became popular among Western Christians during the Middle Ages due to the fame of Saint Anna.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Ann, Anne, Ana, Ona, Onna
* **Diminutives:** Annabel, Annabelle, Annabella, Anissa, Keanna, Annetta
Alecia

**Alecia** (*uh-lee-shuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Alice, Alease, Aleesha, Alesha, Alesia, Alicia, Alise, Alisha, Alishia, Alisia, Alisya, Allissa, Allycia, Alyce, Alycia, Alys, Alyse, Alysa, Alysha, Alysia, Alyssa, Alyssia, Elicia
* **Diminutives:** Lecia
Drabina

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## Notatka

Podobne drabiny są preinstalowane na Cyklopach i w Kapsule Ratunkowej.

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## Przyszłe plany

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Alexander

**Alexander** (*al-ig-zan-dur*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Hungarian, Ancient Greek, and Slovak languages. Alexander is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Alexander is the Latinized form of the Greek name *Alexandros* which means "defending men".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Al, Alex, Alec, Lex, Xander, Alyx, Zander
* **Feminine Forms:** Alexandra, Alexina, Alexia, Alexa, Alexandria
Abigail

**Abigail** (*ab-uh-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and German languages. Abigail is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Abigail is derived from the Hebrew name '*Avigayil* which means "my father is joy".

## History

Abigail became popular after the Protestant Reformation and was common among Puritans. In the Bible, Abigail calls herself a servant and at the start of the 17th century Abigail became a slang term for a servant. The name became much less popular but was revived during the 20th century.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Abigale, Abigayle, Abegail, Abegale, Abegayle
* **Diminutives:** Abby, Abbi, Abbey, Abbie, Gail, Gaila, Gayla, Gale, Gayle, Nabbie, Nabby
Albert

**Albert** (*al-burt*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Slovene, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Hungarian, and Ancient Germanic languages.

## Meaning

Albert is derived from the Germanic name *Adalbert* which is composed of German elements that mean "noble" and "bright".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Al, Bert, Bertie
* **Feminine Forms:** Alberta, Bertina
Elisabeth

**Elisabeth** (*ee-liz-uh-bith*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish language. Elisabeth is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Elisabeth is the German and Dutch form of the name Elizabeth.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Elizabeth, Elsabeth, Elyzabeth
* **Diminutives:** Bess, Bessie, Beth, Betsy, Betsie, Betsey, Bette, Bettie, Betty, Elisa, Elise, Eliza, Ella, Elli, Elly, Ellie, Elsa, Elsie, Elyse, Ellise, Elisse, Libby, Libbie, Liddy, Liddie, Lisa, Lise, Liz, Liza, Lizzy, Lizzie, Elissa, Elle
Alfred

**Alfred** (*al-frid*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Polish, and Dutch languages.

## Meaning

Alfred is derived from the Old English name *Aelfroed* which is composed of elements that mean "elf" and "counsel".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Alf, Alfie, Fred
* **Feminine Forms:** Alfreda, Freddie, Freda, Freddy, Frieda
Eleanora

**Eleanora** (*el-uh-nawr-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Eleanora is the Latinate form of the name Eleanor.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Eleanor, Elenor, Eleanore, Elinor, Ellenor, Elinora, Elenora, Elnora, Ellenora
* **Diminutives:** Nonie, Nora, Norah, Noreen, Norine, Norene, Elea, Ella, Elle, Elli, Ellie, Elly, Leanora, Lenora, Lenore, Nell, Nelle, Nellie, Nelly
Cassandra

**Cassandra** (*kuh-san-druh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and German languages.

## Meaning

Cassandra is derived from the Greek name *Kassandra* which may mean "shining upon man".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Casandra, Kassandra, Kasandra, Kyssandra
* **Diminutives:** Cass, Cassie, Cassy, Cassi, Kass, Kassie, Kassy, Kassi, Cassee, Kassee
Elenor

**Elenor** (*el-uh-nawr*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Eleanor, Elinor, Eleanore, Ellenor, Eleanora, Elinora, Ellenora, Elenora. Elnora
* **Diminutives:** Elea, Ella, Elly, Ellie, Elli, Lenore, Nell, Nelle, Nelly, Nellie, Elle, Leanora, Lenora, Norah, Noreen, Norene, Norine, Nonie, Nora
George

**George** (*jorj*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and Romanian languages.

## Meaning

George is derived from the Greek name *Georgios* which is derived from the Greek word for "farmer", *georgos*.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Georgie, Geordie
* **Feminine Forms:** Georgia, Georgiana, Georgie, Georgina, Gina, Geena, Gena, Georgeanna, Jorja
Jessica

**Jessica** (*jes-i-kuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Italian languages.

## Meaning

Jessica was first used by Shakespeare in his play 'The Merchant of Venice'.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jessika
* **Diminutives:** Jess, Jessy, Jessye, Jessi, Jessie, Jessa, Jessalyn, Jessalynn
Mary

**Mary** (*mar-ee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mary is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Mary is the typical English form of the name Maria.

## History

This name has been used in England since the 12th century and has remained as one of the most common feminine names since the 16th century.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Marie, Maria, Maree
* **Diminutives:** Marianne, Marianna, Mariana, Mariel, Marielle, Mariella, Mariette, Marietta, Marilyn, Marilynn, Marinda, Marynda, Marion, Marian, Maralyn, Maralynn, Marilynn, Marlyn, Marlynn, Marylyn, Marylynn, Merilyn, Merrilyn, Merilynn, Merrilynn
Gerald

**Gerald** (*jer-uld*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and German languages.

## Meaning

Gerald is derived from a Germanic name that means "rule of the spear".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jerald, Jerold, Jerrold
* **Diminutives:** Gerry, Jerry
* **Feminine Forms:** Geraldine, Jeraldine, Gerry, Jerry, Jeri, Jerri, Jerrie
Michael

**Michael** (*mie-kul*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, and Czech languages. Michael is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Michael is derived from the Hebrew name *Mikha'el* which means "who is like God?".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Micheal
* **Diminutives:** Mick, Mike, Mikey, Micky, Mickey
* **Feminine Forms:** Michaela, Makayla, Mckayla, Michayla, Mikayla, Mikhaila, Mikki, Mickie, Micki, Mikaela
Norma

**Norma** (*nawr-muh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Italian languages.

## Meaning

Norma is a name that was created by Felice Romani for the main character in his opera 'Norma'. It is commonly considered a feminine form of the name Norman, but it may have been based on the Latin word for "rule", *norma*.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Normina
* **Masculine Forms:** Norman, Norm
Lynn

**Lynn** (*lin*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Lynn is derived from a surname that was derived from the Welsh word for "lake", *llyn*. Before the 20th century, Lynn was primarily a masculine name.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lyn, Lynne, Lin, Linn, Linne, Lynna
* **Diminutives:** Lynette, Lynnette, Linette, Linnette, Linnet, Lynnet
Johanna

**Johanna** (*jo-an-uh* or *jo-han-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Finnish, Estonian, and Roman languages.

## Meaning

Johanna is the Latinate form of the name *Ioanna* (see Joanna).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Joan, Joanna, Johannah
* **Diminutives:** Jo, Joey, Joee
Laura

**Laura** (*lawr-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, Polish, Slovene, Croatian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, and Roman languages.

## Meaning

Laura is the feminine form of the Latin name *Laurus* which means "laurel".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lora
* **Diminutives:** Laureen, Laurine, Laurene, Laurie, Lauri, Lauressa, Laurinda, Laurissa, Lauretta, Loreen, Lorine, Lorene, Lori, Lorie, Lorrie, Loressa, Lorinda, Lorissa, Loretta
Jane

**Jane** (*jayn*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Jane is the Medieval English form of the Old French name *Jehanne* which is the feminine form of the name *Iohannes* (see John).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jayne, Jaine, Jean, Jeanne, Jeana, Jeane, Jeanna
* **Diminutives:** Jan, Janelle, Janet, Janey, Janie, Jaynee, Jaynie, Jainie, Jainee, Janice, Jana, Janna, Janae, Janeka, Janel, Janele, Janella, Janessa, Janette, Janetta, Janis, Jannette, Jayna, Jaina, Jannah, Jenelle

## Notable Bearers

* Jane Austen (author)
* Jane Fonda (actress)
* Jane Goodall (scientist)
* Jane Lynch (actress)
Jessie

**Jessie** (*jes-ee*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and Scottish languages.

## Meaning

As a feminine name, Jessie was originally a diminutive of the name Jean. It is now considered a diminutive of the name Jessica.

As a masculine name, Jessie is a variant of the name Jesse.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jessy, Jessi, Jessye, Jess, Jessa, Jesse
* **Diminutives:** Jessalyn, Jess
Ferdinand

**Ferdinand** (*fur-di-nand*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Dutch, French, German, Czech, Slovene, Finnish, and Ancient Germanic languages.

## Meaning

Ferdinand is derived from the Old Spanish name *Ferdinando* which is a form of the Germanic name that is composed of the elements *fardi* and *nand* which mean "journey" and "daring" respectively.
Mercy

**Mercy** (*mur-see*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Mercy is an English word that means "compassionate or kindly forbearance shown toward an offender, an enemy, or other person in one's power; compassion, pity, or benevolence".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Merci, Mercee, Mercie, Mercia
* **Diminutives:** Merri, Merrie, Merry
Ellen

**Ellen** (*el-in*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Ellen is the Medieval English form of the name Helen.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Hellen, Helen, Helena
* **Diminutives:** Ella, Ellie, Elly, Elli, Nell, Nelle, Elle, Nelly, Nelli, Nellie

## Notable Bearers

* Ellen Burstyn (actress)
* Ellen DeGeneres (TV show host)
* Ellen Page (actress)
* Ellen Pompeo (actress)
Melanie

**Melanie** (*mel-uh-nee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, and Dutch languages.

## Meaning

Melanie is derived from a similar French name that is derived from the Latin name Melania.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Melonie, Melany, Mellony, Melony, Mellany
* **Diminutives:** Mel, Melina, Melinda, Mindy, Malinda, Melantha, Melynda
Loretta

**Loretta** (*lu-ret-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Italian languages.

## Meaning

Loretta is either an elaborated form of the name Lora or a variant of the name Lauretta.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lauretta, Loreta, Loreen, Lorine, Lorene, Laureen, Laurene, Laurine, Lorinda, Laurinda, Loressa, Lauressa, Laurie, Lori, Lorie, Lorri, Lorrie
Gabriel

**Gabriel** (*gay-bree-uhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Romanian, Polish, Czech, and Slovak languages. Gabriel is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Gabriel is derived from the Hebrew name *Gavri'el* which means "God is my strong man".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Gabe
* **Feminine Forms:** Gabrielle, Gabriella, Gabby, Gabbie, Gabbi, Gabi, Brielle, Briella
Jacob

**Jacob** (*jay-kub*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Jewish language. Jacob is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Jacob is derived from the Latin name *Iocobus* which is derived from the Greek name *Iakobos* which was derived from the Hebrew name *Ya'aqov*.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jaycob
* **Diminutives:** Jake, Jeb, Coby, Koby
* **Feminine Forms:** Jacoba, Jacobina, Jacobine, Coba, Koba
Laverne

**Laverne** (*luh-vurn*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Laverne is derived from a surname that is derived from a French place name that is derived form the Gaulish word for "alder", *vern*. This name is sometimes associated with the Roman goddess Laverna or the Latin word for "of spring", *vernus*. This name is commonly written as LaVerne.
Joseph

**Joseph** (*jo-sif*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, and German languages. Joseph is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Joseph is derived from the Latin name *Ioseph* which is derived from the same Greek name which is a form of the Hebrew name *Yosef* which means "he will add".

## History

Joseph was a common Jewish name during the Middle Ages. Towards the end of the Middle Ages, the name Joseph became more popular among Christians due to the fame of Saint Joseph.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Joe, Jo, Joey, Joee, Jojo
* **Feminine Forms:** Josephe, Josepha, Josephine, Josephina, Jody, Jodie, Jodee, Jodi, Jodene, Jodeen, Jodine
Helena

**Helena** (*huh-lay-nuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Finnish, Estonian, Slovene, Croatian, and Ancient Greek languages.

## Meaning

Helena is the Latinate form of the name Helen.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Helen, Hellen, Ellen
* **Diminutives:** Ella, Elli, Ellie, Elly, Lena, Nell, Elle, Nelle
Jean

**Jean** (*jeen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Scottish language.

## Meaning

Jean is the medieval Englsih variant of the name *Jehanne* (see Jane).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jane, Jeanne, Jayne, Jaine, Jeana, Jeane, Jeanna
* **Diminutives:** Janelle, Janet, Janey, Jaynee, Jainie, Janie, Janice, Jeanie, Jennie, Jenny, Janae, Jayna, Jaina, Janessa, Janeka, Janette, Janis
Jacqueline

**Jacqueline** (*jak-uh-lin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and French languages

## Meaning

Jacqueline is the French feminine form of the name *Jacques* which is the French form of the name Jacob.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jacquelyne, Jacquelyn, Jacquelynn, Jaquelyn, Jaquelynn, Jaquelyne, Jacklyn, Jaclyn, Jacklynn, Jaclynn, Jackalyn
* **Diminutives:** Jacqui, Jaki, Jakki, Jackie, Jacki, Jaci
Maria

**Maria** (*muh-ree-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Occitan, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Frisian, Greek, Polish, Romanian, Finnish, Corsican, and Basque languages.

## Meaning

Maria is the Latin form of a Greek name that is derived from a Hebrew name (see Mary).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Marie, Maree, Mary, Maleah, Mariah
* **Diminutives:** Mariella, Marielle, Mariel, Marietta, Mariette
James

**James** (*jaymz*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. James is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

James is the English form of the Latin name *Iacomus* which is derived from the Greek name *Iakobos* which is derived from the Hebrew name *Ya'aqov* (see Jacob).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jaymes
* **Diminutives:** Jamey, Jamie, Jay, Jem, Jemmy, Jim, Jimmie, Jimmy, Jimi, Jae
* **Feminine Forms:** Jaye, Jayla, Jaylen, Jaylin, Jaylene, Jayleen, Jayline, Jaylyn
Julia

**Julia** (*joo-lee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, Finnish, and Ancient Roman languages. Julia is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Julia is the feminine form of the name Julius.

## Related Names

* **Variants:**Julie
* **Diminutives:** Jules, Jools
* **Masculine Forms:** Julius
Paul

**Paul** (*pawl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Romanian languages. Paul is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Paul is derived from the Roman family name *Paulus* which means "small" or "humble".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Paulie, Pauly
* **Feminine Forms:** Paula, Paulette, Pauletta, Pauline, Pauleen, Paulene, Paulena, Paulina
Alexis

**Alexis** (*uh-lek-sis*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English, French, German, Greek, and Ancient Greek languages.

## Meaning

Alexis is derived from the same Greek name which means "helper, defender".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Alexia, Alexus
* **Diminutives:** Alexina, Lexi, Lexy, Lexie, Lexine, Lexia, Lexus
Julius

**Julius** (*joo-lee-iss*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, and Ancient Roman languages.

## Meaning

Julius is derived from a Roman family name that may have been derived from the Greek word for "downy-bearded". It could also be related to the name of the Roman god of thunder, Jupiter.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Jules, Jools
* **Feminine Forms:** Julia, Julie
Howard

**Howard** (*how-urd*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Howard is derived from an English surname that could be derived from several different sources. First, it could be derived from the Anglo-Norman name *Huard* which was derived from the Germanic name *Hughard* which is derived from the elements *hug* and *hard* which mean "heart" and "brave" respectively. Second, it could be derived from the Anglo-Scandinavian name *Haward* which is derived from the Old Norse name *Havardr* which is derived from elements that mean "high" and "guardian". Lastly, Howard could be derived from the Middle English term for "ewe herder", *ewehirde*.
Kathryn

**Kathryn** (*kath-rin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Kathryn is a variant of the name Katherine.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Catherine, Catharine, Catherin, Catherina, Cathryn, Catheryn, Catharyn, Catheryne, Katherine, Katharine, Katherin, Katherina, Katheryn, Katharyn, Katheryne
* **Diminutives:** Cathy, Cate, Catie, Cathi, Cathie, Kathy, Kate, Katie, Kathi, Kathie, Katy, Caty, Katee, Catee, Kati, Cati, Kaity, Caity, Kaety, Caety, Caitie, Kaitie, Katey, Catey
Josephine

**Josephine** (*jo-suh-feen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, French, and Dutch languages.

## Meaning

Josephine is the French feminine form of the name Joseph.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Josephina, Josefine, Josefina
* **Diminutives:** Jo, Joey, Jojo, Joee, Joetta, Jolene, Joline, Joleen, Jolee, Josie, Josy, Josette, Josetta
* **Masculine Forms:** Joseph, Joe, Joey, Joee
Matthew

**Matthew** (*math-yoo*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Matthew is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Matthew is the English form of the Greek name *Matthaios* which is derived from the Hebrew name *Mattityahu* which means "gift of Yahweh".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Mathew
* **Diminutives:** Matt, Mat, Matty, Mattie
Madeline

**Madeline** (*mad-uh-lien*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and French languages.

## Meaning

Madeline is the English form of the name Magdalene.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Madeleine, Madalyn, Madelaine, Madelina, Madelyn, Madilyn, Madlyn, Madoline, Magdalen, Magdalene, Magdalena.
* **Diminutives:** Maddy, Maddie, Maddi
Leslie

**Leslie** (*les-lee*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Leslie is derived from a Scottish surname that was derived from a Scottish place name that was probably derived from the Gaelic words *leas celyn* which means "garden of holly".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lesley, Lesly, Lesleigh
* **Diminutives:** Lessie, Lessy, Les
Loren

**Loren** (*lawr-in*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Loren is either a shortened form of the name Laurence or a variant of the name Lauren.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Larry, Larrie, Laurie, Lorin, Loryn, Lauren, Lauryn, Lorryn, Lorrin, Lorren
* **Diminutives:** Laurena, Lorrena, Lorena
* **Masculine Forms:** Larry, Larrie, Laurie, Lorin, Lauren, Lorrin, Lorren, Laurence, Lawrence
* **Feminine Forms:** Lauren, Laurena, Lorena, Lorrena, Lauryn, Loryn, Lauryn
Oscar

**Oscar** (*ahs-kur*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Irish, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages.

## Meaning

Oscar may be derived from Gaelic and it may mean "deer lover". It could also be derived from the Old English name *Osgar* which is derived from elements that mean "god" and "spear".
Marie

**Marie** (*muh-ree*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Czech, German, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages.

## Meaning

Marie is the French and Czech form of the name Maria.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Maria, Maree, Mary
* **Diminutives:** Mariette, Marietta, Marianne, Mariana, Marianna, Marielle, Mariella, Marion, Mariel, Marian, Marilyn, Marilynn, Marinda, Marynda

## Notable Bearers

* Marie Antoinette (royalty)
* Marie Osmond (TV show host)
Helen

**Helen** (*hel-in*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Helen is the English form of the Greek name *Helene* which is most likely derived from the Greek word for "torch" or "corposant".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Hellen, Helena, Ellen
* **Diminutives:** Ella, Elly, Elli, Ellie, Lena, Nell, Nelle, Elle, Nelly, Nellie
Nicole

**Nicole** (*ni-kol*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Dutch, German, and Czech languages.

## Meaning

Nicole is the French feminine form of the name Nicholas.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Nichole, Nikkole, Nikole, Nycole, Nykole
* **Diminutives:** Nicky, Nicki, Nikki, Nickie
* **Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nicolas, Nickolas, Nickolus
Louis

**Louis** (*loo-is*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, and Dutch languages.

## Meaning

Louis is the French form of the name *Ludovicus* which is the Latinized form of the name *Ludwig*. *Ludwig* is derived from the Germanic name *Chlodovech* which is composed of elements that mean "famous" and "war".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lewis, Ludovic, Ludovick, Ludovicke
* **Diminutives:** Lou, Louie
* **Feminine Forms:** Lou, Louise, Louisa, Lula
Judith

**Judith** (*joo-dith*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Jewish, French, German, and Spanish languages. Judith is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Judith is derived from the Hebrew name *Yehudit* which means "woman from Judea".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Judy, Judi, Judie, Jodi, Jody, Jodie, Jodene, Jodine, Jodeen
Jo

**Jo** (*jo*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English, German, and Dutch languages.

## Meaning

Jo is a short form of names such as Joan, Joanna, or Josephine. It is considered a masculine name in the German and Dutch languages since it is a diminutive of names such as *Johannes* or *Josef*.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Joe, Joey, Joee, Jojo
* **Diminutives:** Joetta, Jojo, Joline, Joleen, Jolene
Lou

**Lou** (*loo*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and French languages.

## Meaning

Lou is a short form of the name Louise or Louis.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lue, Lu, Louie, Lula
* **Diminutives:** Louella, Luella, Luessa, Luessia, Louessa
* **Masculine Forms:** Lewis, Louis
* **Feminine Forms:** Louise, Louisa
Jason

**Jason** (*jay-sin*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages. Jason is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Jason is derived from the Greek name *Iason* which is derived from the Greek word *iasthai* which means "to heal".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jayson
* **Diminutives:** Jay, Jae, Jayce, Jace, Jayse, Jase
* **Feminine Forms:** Jaye, Jayla, Jaylen, Jaylene, Jaylin, Jayline, Jaylyn, Jayleen
Jerry

**Jerry** (*jer-ee*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Jerry is a diminutive of names such as Jeremy, Jerome, Gerald, or Geraldine.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Gerry, Jeri, Jerrie, Jerri
* **Masculine Forms:** Gerry, Jeri, Jerri, Jerrie, Geraldine
* **Feminine Forms:** Gerry, Gerald, Jerald, Jerold, Jerrold
Jordan

**Jordan** (*jawr-din*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and Macedonian languages.

## Meaning

Jordan is derived from the name of the river that flows between the countries Jordan and Israel. The Hebrew name of the river is *Yarden* which is derived from the word *yarad* which means "descend" or "flow down".
Oliver

**Oliver** (*ahl-i-vur*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Estonian, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Czech, and Slovak languages.

## Meaning

Oliver is derived from the Norman French name *Olivier* which is derived from a Germanic name such as *Alfher* or an Old Norse name such as *Aleifr*.
Nancy

**Nancy** (*nan-see*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Nancy was originally a diminutive of the name Annis, but, since the 18th century, it has become a diminutive of Anne. Currently, it is regarded as an independent name.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Annie, Nan, Nanette, Nanny, Nannie
* **Diminutives:** Nan
Nicholas

**Nicholas** (*nik-u-lis*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages.

## Meaning

Nicholas is derived from the Greek name *Nikolaos* which means "victory of the people".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Nickolas, Nikolas, Nickolus, Nicolas
* **Diminutives:** Nick, Nic, Nicky
* **Feminine Forms:** Nichola, Nicola, Nicole, Nichole, Nykole, Nycole, Nychole
Otto

**Otto** (*ah-to*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Finnish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, and German languages.

## Meaning

Otto is the German form of the name *Audo* or *Odo* which were originally short forms of names that began with the Germanic element *aud* which means "wealth, fortune".
Kevin

**Kevin** (*kev-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Irish, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages.

## Meaning

Kevin is an Anglicized form of the Irish name *Caoimhin* which is derived from the older Irish name *Coemgein* which is composed of Old Irish elements that mean "kind, gentle" and "birth".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Kevyn
* **Diminutives:** Kev
Margaret

**Margaret** (*mahr-grit* or *mahr-guh-rit*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Margaret is derived from the Latin name *Margarita* which is derived from the Greek word for "pearl", *margarites*.

## History

This name became popular due to the fame of the matyr Saint Margaret.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Margaretta, Margeret, Marjory, Margery, Marjorie
* **Diminutives:** Madge, Maggie, Marge, Margie, Peg, Peggy, Peggie

## Notable Bearers

* Margaret Peterson Haddix (author)
* Margaret Thatcher (world leader)
Penelope

**Penelope** (*puh-nel-uh-pee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Penelope may be derived from the Greek word *penelops* which is a type of duck. It could also be derived from the Greek word for "threads", *ene*, and the word for "face, eye", *ops*.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Penny, Pen, Penni, Pennie
Lillian

**Lillian** (*lil-ee-in*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning and History

Lillian most likely originated as a diminutive of the name Elizabeth. It could also be considered an elaborated form of the name Lily, derived from the Latin word for "lily", *lilium*.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lilian, Lilibet, Lilibeth, Lillia, Liliana, Lilliana, Lilianna, Lillianna
* **Diminutives:** Lillia, Lily, Lilly, Lillie
Kristin

**Kristin** (*kris-tin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and German languages.

## Meaning

Kristin is the German and Scandinavian form of the name Christina.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Kristen, Cristin, Cristen, Krysten, Krystin, Crystin, Crysten, Kristyn, Cristyn, Krystyn, Crystyn
Lauren

**Lauren** (*lawr-in*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Lauren is a feminine form of the name Laurence.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Lauryn, Laurena, Loren, Loryn, Lorena
* **Diminutives:** Laurie, Lorie, Loren, Lorin, Lorrin, Lori, Lorri
* **Masculine Forms:** Laurence, Lawrence, Larry, Larrie, Laurie
John

**John** (*jahn*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. John is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

John is the English form of the Latin name *Iohannes* which is a form of the Greek name *Ioannes* which is derived from the Hebrew name *Yochanan* which means "Yahweh is gracious".

## History

John was originally more common among Eastern Christians but after the First Crusade it became popular in Western Europe. During the Middle Ages, John was the name of one out of every five boys.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jon
* **Diminutives:** Johnny, Johnnie, Johnie, Jonny, Jonnie
* **Feminine Forms:** Johna, Johnna, Jona, Jonna
Isabel

**Isabel** (*iz-uh-bel*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German languages.

## Meaning

Isabel is a medieval Occitan form of the name Elizabeth.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Isabelle, Isabella, Isebella
* **Diminutives:** Belle, Ibbie, Ibby, Issy, Issie, Izzie, Izzy, Libbie, Libby, Bella
Herbert

**Herbert** (*hur-burt*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, French, Slovene, and Polish languages.

## Meaning

Herbert is derived from the Germanic elements *hari* and *beraht* which mean "army" and "bright" respectively.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Bert, Bertie, Herb, Herbie
* **Feminine Forms:** Bertina
Jaclyn

**Jaclyn** (*jak-lin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Jaclyn is a variant of the name Jacqueline.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jackalyn, Jacqueline, Jacquelyne, Jacquelyn, Jacquelynn, Jaquelyn, Jaquelynn, Jaquelyne, Jacklyn, Jaclynn, Jacklynn
* **Diminutives:** Jackie, Jacqui, Jaci, Jacki, Jaki, Jakki
Francis

**Francis** (*frant-sis*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and French languages.

## Meaning

Francis is the English form of the Latin name *Franciscus* which means "Frenchman".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Frances
* **Diminutives:** Fran, Frank, Frannie, Franny, Cissy, Cissie, Sissy, Sissie, Fannie, Fanny, Frankie, Franky
Jamie

**Jamie** (*jay-mee*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and Scottish languages.

## Meaning

Jamie was originally a diminutive of the name James. Since the late 19th century, Jamie has been used as a name on its own as well as a feminine name.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jaime, Jaimie, Jaimey, Jaimi, Jami, Jaymie, Jayme, Jaymee, Jaimee, Jamey
Jacklyn

**Jacklyn** (*jak-lin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Jacklyn is a variant of the name Jacqueline.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jacqueline, Jacquelyne, Jacquelyn, Jacquelynn, Jaquelyn, Jaquelynn, Jaquelyne, Jackalyn, Jaclyn, Jaclynn, Jacklynn
* **Diminutives:** Jakki, Jaki, Jackie, Jacki, Jaci, Jacqui
Martin

**Martin** (*mahr-tin*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Russian, Romanian, Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Croatian, Hungarian, Finnish, Bulgarian, and Macedonian languages.

## Meaning

Martin is derived from the Roman name *Martinus* which is derived from *Martis*, the genitive case of the Roman god of war, Mars*.*

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Marty, Martie
* **Feminine Forms:** Marti, Martina
Louise

**Louise** (*loo-eez*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Danish, Dutch, and Swedish languages.

## Meaning

Louise is the French feminine form of the name Louis.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Louisa
* **Diminutives:** Lou, Louella, Lula, Luella
* **Masculine Forms:** Lewis, Lou, Louie, Louis, Ludovic, Ludovick, Ludovicke
Jeanne

**Jeanne** (*jeen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and French languages.

## Meaning

Jeanne is the modern French form of the name *Jehanne* which is an Old French feminine form of the name *Iohannes* (see John).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jean, Jane
* **Diminutives:** Jeanette, Jeanine, Jeannine, Jeannette, Jeannie, Jeanie
Kenneth

**Kenneth** (*ken-ith*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Scottish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages.

## Meaning

Kenneth is an Anglicized form of the names *Coinneach* and *Cinaed*. *Coinneach* is derived from the Gaelic word for "handsome", and *Cinaed* means "born of fire" in Gaelic.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Kennith
* **Diminutives:** Ken, Kenny
* **Feminine Forms:** Kendra
Jackalyn

**Jackalyn** (*jak-uh-lin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Jackalyn is a variant of the name Jacqueline.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Jacqueline, Jacquelyne, Jacquelyn, Jacquelynn, Jaquelyn, Jaquelynn, Jaqueline, Jaquelin, Jaquelyne, Jacklyn, Jaclyn, Jaclynn, Jacklynn
* **Diminutives:** Jacqui, Jaci, Jacki, Jackie, Jaki, Jakki
Patricia

**Patricia** (*puh-trish-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, German, and Late Roman languages.

## Meaning

Patricia is the feminine form of the name *Patricius* (see Patrick).

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Patrice
* **Diminutives:** Pat, Patsy, Pattie, Patty, Patti, Tricia, Trisha, Trecia, Tresha, Trish
* **Masculine Forms:** Patrick
Wilfred

**Wilfred** (*wil-frid*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Wilfred is derived from the Old English elements that mean "will, desire" and "peace", making the name Wilfred mean "desiring peace".

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Wilfrid
* **Diminutives:** Will, Wil, Wilf, Willie, Willy
* **Feminine Forms:** Wilfreda
Phoenix

**Phoenix** (*fee-niks*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

Phoenix is derived from the name of the mythological bird that appears in Egyptian and Greek mythology. The Phoenix is a bird that is made of fire and lives for several centuries in the deserts. At the end of its life it will burst into flame and a new Phoenix will be born from the ashes. The name is derived from the Greek word for "dark red", *phoinix*.
William

**William** (*will-yim*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language.

## Meaning

William is derived from the Germanic name *Willahelm* which is composed of the elements *wil* and *helm* which mean "will" and "helmet" respectively.

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Will, Wil, Willy, Willie, Bill, Billy, Billie, Liam
* **Feminine Forms:** Willa
Petra

**Petra** (*pet-ruh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Greek, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Bulgarian, Croatian, Serbian, Hungarian, and Macedonian languages.

## Meaning

Petra is the feminine form of the name Peter.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Peta
* **Diminutives:** Petrina
* **Masculine Forms:** Peter, Pete
Raymond

**Raymond** (*ray-mund*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages.

## Meaning

Raymond is derived from the Germanic name *Raginmund* which is composed of the element *ragin* and *mund* which mean "advice" and "protector" respectively.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Raymund
* **Diminutives:** Ray
* **Feminine Forms:** Rae, Raelene, Raeline, Raeleen, Raelyn, Raelynn, Raylene, Rayleen, Rayline
Madeleine

**Madeleine** (*mad-uh-lien*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Swedish, and French languages.

## Meaning

Madeleine is the French form of the name Magdalene.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Madeline, Madalyn, Madelaine, Madelina, Madelyn, Madilyn, Madlyn, Madoline, Magdalen, Magdalena, Magdalene
* **Diminutives:** Maddy, Maddie, Maddi
Maruxa Linares

Maruxa es un personaje de la tercera, cuarta y quinta temporada de Amar es para siempre. Ella es una prostituta gallega, gran amiga de Benigna. En la cuarta temporada decide llevar una vida decente y empieza a trabajar en el Hostal la Estrella. Es interpretada por **Lena Fernandez**.

## Personalidad

La peculiar personalidad de Maruxa la ha convertido en uno de los personajes mas queridos de la serie. Desde un primer momento se presentó como una muchacha muy divertida, impulsiva y con una energía desbordante. No tenía complejos por su profesión, hablando con picardia e incluso un poco de descaro. Era muy directa, pero aun así no perdía su faceta coqueta y femenina.

Tras este aspecto frívolo, Maruxa tiene un corazón enorme, dispuesta siempre a ayudar a sus amigos, especialmente a Benigna, la cual se convirtió en prácticamente como familia para la joven gallega. Maruxa además demostró ser muy sensible y enamoradiza, al quedarse prendada de Martiño, un marinero que acabó despreciándola, de Mariano al cual no dejaba de perseguir y de Lorente, al que a pesar de sus mentiras, seguía queriéndole.

Maruxa también es un poco torpe, como lo demostró al empezar a trabajar en el Hostal, pero su entusiasmo y lo trabajadora que es le permitió adaptarse.
Philip

**Philip** (*fil-ip*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Dutch languages. Philip is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Philip is derived from the Greek name *Philippos* which means "friend of horses".

## History

Originally, this name was more common among Eastern Christians although it was brought to the west by the Middle Ages.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Phillip
* **Diminutives:** Phil, Pip
* **Feminine Forms:** Pippa, Philipa, Phillipa, Philippa, Phillippa
Capítulo 632

Capítulo 211 de la tercera temporada de Amar es Para Siempre.

## Sipnosis

Julián está destrozando cada vez más Químicas Blasco, impidiendo la fabricación de la línea capílar e intentando citarse con compradores. Laura quiere conseguir la nulidad matrimonial contándole a Monseñor que Julián es homosexual. Pero Julián tiene contactos también en la Iglesia e impide que su mujer se salga con la suya.

Beatriz provoca un encuentro con Laura, en el que le cuenta que fue al cine con Jorge. Laura se enfrenta al jóven Químico pues siente celos de Beatriz.

Juan le dice a Clara que cambiará su actitud en Valencia. Clara visita a Nicolás y este le cuenta sus planes; quiere poner un magnetófono en casa de Clara, y conseguir que la joven le arranque una confesión a Juan sobre que mató a Cristina Perez.

Américo está destrozado después de que Lucía rompiera con él. Así descubre a Dante hablándo con su ex novia y entra en cólera. En el Café Reyes, Américo se enfrenta a Dante. Mientras Lucía se apunta a una escuela de canto bastante cara.

Manolita y María muestran interés en el novio de Leonor, al que quieren conocer. Sin embargo Miguel descubre que el profesor Aguirre no pretende dejar a su mujer y se encara a él.

Manolita ve como su hija María demuestra una actitud de sumisión hacia Sor Teresa, que también preocupa a Pelayo

La felicidad de Paco y Fortunato, tras la victoria en el ring, se verá eclipsada cuando un par de matones den una paliza a Paco.

## Personajes

* Sara Rivero - Laura Blasco
* Javier Hernández - Jorge Arteche
* Nuria Gágo - Clara Gómez Cortina
* Daniel Freire - Aquilino González
* Roger Coma - Julián Madariaga
* Alex Barahona - Nicolás Campos
* Juanjo Artero - Víctor Reyes
* Fernando Vaquero - Juan Peña
* Itziar Miranda - Manolita Sanabria
* José Antonio Sayagués - Pelayo Gómez
* Natalia Rodríguez - Leonor Gómez Sanabria
* Lucía Martín Abello - María Gómez
* Alejandro Albarracín - Miguel Ayala
* Paloma Paso Jardiel - Sor Teresa
* Andrea Ros - Beatriz Arratia
* Andrea Duro - Lucía Barbate Mínguez
* Álex Martínez - Américo Díaz Garcilán
* Jesús Olmedo - Dante Ranieri
* Pepón Nieto - Fortunato Castro
* Luis Bermejo - Paco Díaz
* Chisco Amado - Profesor Aguirre
Robert

**Robert** (*rah-burt*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Russian, Slovene, Croatian, Romanian, and Ancient Germanic languages.

## Meaning

Robert is derived from the Germanic name *Hrodebert* which means "bright fame".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Bob, Bobby, Bobbie, Rob, Robby, Robbie, Robin
* **Feminine Forms:** Bobbie, Bobbi, Robbie, Roberta, Robyn, Robin, Robena, Robina, Robynne, Bobi
Yvonne

**Yvonne** (*i-vawn*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages.

## Meaning

Yvonne is a French feminine form of the name *Yvon* which is a diminutive of the name *Yves* (see Yvette)*.*

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Evonne
* **Diminutives:** Lavonne, Lavone, Lavon, Ivonette
Carl

**Carl** (*kahrl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages.

## Meaning

Carl is the German form of the name Charles.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Karl
* **Feminine Forms:** Carla, Carlene, Carleen, Carline, Carly, Carley, Carlie, Carleigh, Carlee, Carli, Karla, Karlene, Karleen, Karline, Karly, Karley, Karlie, Karleigh, Karlee, Karli
Ruth

**Ruth** (*rooth*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Spanish languages. Ruth is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Ruth is derived from a Hebrew name that was derived from the Hebrew word for "friend", *re'ut*.

## Related Names

* **Variants:** Ruthe
* **Diminutives:** Ruthie
Thomas

**Thomas** (*tahm-is*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Greek languages. Thomas is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Thomas is the Greek form of the Aramaic name *Ta'oma'* which means "twin".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Tom, Thom, Tommy, Tommie
* **Feminine Forms:** Thomasina, Thomasine, Tamsin, Tamsen, Tamzen, Tamzin, Tamsyn, Tamzyn
Samuel

**Samuel** (*sam-yoo-ul*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, and Jewish languages. Samuel is also a Biblical name.

## Meaning

Samuel is derived from the Hebrew name *Shemu'el* which may mean either "name of God" or "God has heard".

## Related Names

* **Diminutives:** Sam, Sammy, Sammie
* **Feminine Forms:** Samantha, Sammi, Sami, Sammie, Sammy, Sam