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Can anyone help me with the meanings of these names? Some of them I have an idea of, so I'll post that when I know. All are male (or possibly unisex).
Savion (poss Hebrew name of a plant)
Semaj (other than James backwards I have no clue)
Shamar/Shemar (???)
Soren (scandinavian or dutch of some sort)
Stephon (some form of Stephen I'm sure)
Syed (arabic??)
Tahj/Taj (???)
Tarik/Tyrek/Tyreke/Tyrique (related to Tariq?)
Tavian/Tavion (somewhere I heard Irish "hillside"?)
Tevin (I have it relating to Thomas from somewhere?)
Trae/Tre (just more versions of Trey I presume? English?)
Travon/Trevin/Trevion/Trevon/Treyvon (English? "fair town"? somehow relating to Trevor or Travis??)
Trever (just a form of Trevor?)
Treyton (related to Trey? something about a town?)
Tristian (related to Tristan? a play on Tristan/Christian?)
Troy (I know it's a Greek place name, but beyond that?)
Turner (probably some sort of occupational name, right?)
Tyquan (from somewhere I have this is relating to John)
Tyree (from somewhere I have Gaelic "land")
Tyreese/Tyrese (???)
Tyron (related to Tyrone?)
Tyshawn (contemporary created name from Shawn?)
Also, are these just the same as the English word, or is there mroe to them? Sincere, Stone, Talon
I hope that's not too many for one post! Any help would be appreciated
Savion (poss Hebrew name of a plant)
Semaj (other than James backwards I have no clue)
Shamar/Shemar (???)
Soren (scandinavian or dutch of some sort)
Stephon (some form of Stephen I'm sure)
Syed (arabic??)
Tahj/Taj (???)
Tarik/Tyrek/Tyreke/Tyrique (related to Tariq?)
Tavian/Tavion (somewhere I heard Irish "hillside"?)
Tevin (I have it relating to Thomas from somewhere?)
Trae/Tre (just more versions of Trey I presume? English?)
Travon/Trevin/Trevion/Trevon/Treyvon (English? "fair town"? somehow relating to Trevor or Travis??)
Trever (just a form of Trevor?)
Treyton (related to Trey? something about a town?)
Tristian (related to Tristan? a play on Tristan/Christian?)
Troy (I know it's a Greek place name, but beyond that?)
Turner (probably some sort of occupational name, right?)
Tyquan (from somewhere I have this is relating to John)
Tyree (from somewhere I have Gaelic "land")
Tyreese/Tyrese (???)
Tyron (related to Tyrone?)
Tyshawn (contemporary created name from Shawn?)
Also, are these just the same as the English word, or is there mroe to them? Sincere, Stone, Talon
I hope that's not too many for one post! Any help would be appreciated
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the t-names
Tahj/Taj: Hindu name meaning 'crown' (the Taj Mahal is a well-known palace)
Tarik/Tyrek/Tyreke/Tyrique: all spelling variations of Tariq
Tavian/Tavion: 3 possibilities:
1) Irish, from the word teeve , meaning 'hillside'
2) Latin, meaning 'eighth'
3) Scottish, meaning 'twin', like Tavio
Tevin: either African boy name or a variation of the Irish Tavion (thus meaning 'hillside'); one site also said it was a form of Kevin, but i don't take that seriously)
Trae/Tre: yes, i also think a form of Trey/Tray, meaning 'third born'
Travon/Trevin/Trevion/Trevon/Treyvon: either form of Trevor or abbreviation of Trevelyan, meaning 'fair town'
Trever: when English, it's a form of Trevor; when origin French, it's a variant on the Old French name Travis
Treyton: variants include Trayton, Traton, Tratton and Tritten (as surnames) and the meaning is 'town full of trees' (from a placename indeed)
Tristian: a variant of Tristan
Troy: either from the Greek/Turkish placename (the English form) or an Irish name meaning 'foot-soldier'
Turner: from the surname Turner (try http://surnames.behindthename.com)
Tyquan: seems to me as a made-up name or else i don't know
Tyree: from a Gaelic word meaning 'island dweller' (also the name of an island for the coast of Scotland)
Tyreese/Tyrese: see the database for Tyrese
Tyron: yes, presumably a form of Tyrone
Tyshawn: apparently, Tyshan, Tyshaun, Tyshawn and Tysean are surnames, but probably a combination of Ty and various forms of Sean
Sincere: from the Latin word sincerus , meaning 'honest, true', but also 'not died (painted)', 'natural', 'pure', 'unmixed'.
Tahj/Taj: Hindu name meaning 'crown' (the Taj Mahal is a well-known palace)
Tarik/Tyrek/Tyreke/Tyrique: all spelling variations of Tariq
Tavian/Tavion: 3 possibilities:
1) Irish, from the word teeve , meaning 'hillside'
2) Latin, meaning 'eighth'
3) Scottish, meaning 'twin', like Tavio
Tevin: either African boy name or a variation of the Irish Tavion (thus meaning 'hillside'); one site also said it was a form of Kevin, but i don't take that seriously)
Trae/Tre: yes, i also think a form of Trey/Tray, meaning 'third born'
Travon/Trevin/Trevion/Trevon/Treyvon: either form of Trevor or abbreviation of Trevelyan, meaning 'fair town'
Trever: when English, it's a form of Trevor; when origin French, it's a variant on the Old French name Travis
Treyton: variants include Trayton, Traton, Tratton and Tritten (as surnames) and the meaning is 'town full of trees' (from a placename indeed)
Tristian: a variant of Tristan
Troy: either from the Greek/Turkish placename (the English form) or an Irish name meaning 'foot-soldier'
Turner: from the surname Turner (try http://surnames.behindthename.com)
Tyquan: seems to me as a made-up name or else i don't know
Tyree: from a Gaelic word meaning 'island dweller' (also the name of an island for the coast of Scotland)
Tyreese/Tyrese: see the database for Tyrese
Tyron: yes, presumably a form of Tyrone
Tyshawn: apparently, Tyshan, Tyshaun, Tyshawn and Tysean are surnames, but probably a combination of Ty and various forms of Sean
Sincere: from the Latin word sincerus , meaning 'honest, true', but also 'not died (painted)', 'natural', 'pure', 'unmixed'.
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the s-names...(m)
Savion: http://members.fortunecity.com/bundlejoy/africabo.htm (search for 'xayvion' down the page)
Semaj: variant of Semaja/Semaiah?
Shamar/Shemar: when it's Hebrew, it means 'to guard', but it's also Arabic/African
Soren: follow the hyperlink of Søren
Stephon: see Stephen
Syed: Arabic name meaning 'happy'
Savion: http://members.fortunecity.com/bundlejoy/africabo.htm (search for 'xayvion' down the page)
Semaj: variant of Semaja/Semaiah?
Shamar/Shemar: when it's Hebrew, it means 'to guard', but it's also Arabic/African
Soren: follow the hyperlink of Søren
Stephon: see Stephen
Syed: Arabic name meaning 'happy'
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