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In Pokémon X & Y, Grant is a rock climber & the Gym Leader of Cyllage City. He uses Rock-type Pokémon.
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This is my brother's name, it's a very chill name.
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Ugly, sounds like Grandpa.
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I can't say enough good things about this name as it holds a special place in my heart for being my son's name.
Grant has something almost regal about it even having just one syllable that doesn't happen with other one syllables names imo if we compare Grant to John, Paul, James, Mark...Grant stands out so much the only thing I fail to understand is why the name isn't more popular maybe it's because it's not a name that offers nickname options per say and people nowadays are putting too much emphasis on nicknames sometimes even choosing a name based on its nicknames.
But I don't think we all need nicknames I would rather not have one and be called by my full name so when I was choosing Grant's name I made sure to look for a name that would be so good that he wouldn't need a nickname.
Grant has also a beautiful meaning if you pay enough attention to it, it can be a wish that was Grant-ed to you (in my case, the dream to become a mother) it also means great and big/tall.
My son is definitely great and big but I don't speak only by a physical standpoint because he is too young (8 yo) but he is gigantic in my life and in everything he means to me, he is big.
The name also brings a classic feel to it without being overused I think parents out there are missing out on a great name when they decide to go for more "trendy" options.
Grant is respectable, honorable, intellectual without trying too hard it's a strong sounding name regardless of your accent and won't cause you any issues with spelling.
It's straight to the point.
Grant is great.
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Grant has something almost regal about it even having just one syllable that doesn't happen with other one syllables names imo if we compare Grant to John, Paul, James, Mark...Grant stands out so much the only thing I fail to understand is why the name isn't more popular maybe it's because it's not a name that offers nickname options per say and people nowadays are putting too much emphasis on nicknames sometimes even choosing a name based on its nicknames.
But I don't think we all need nicknames I would rather not have one and be called by my full name so when I was choosing Grant's name I made sure to look for a name that would be so good that he wouldn't need a nickname.
Grant has also a beautiful meaning if you pay enough attention to it, it can be a wish that was Grant-ed to you (in my case, the dream to become a mother) it also means great and big/tall.
My son is definitely great and big but I don't speak only by a physical standpoint because he is too young (8 yo) but he is gigantic in my life and in everything he means to me, he is big.
The name also brings a classic feel to it without being overused I think parents out there are missing out on a great name when they decide to go for more "trendy" options.
Grant is respectable, honorable, intellectual without trying too hard it's a strong sounding name regardless of your accent and won't cause you any issues with spelling.
It's straight to the point.
Grant is great.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with Grant Wahl (born 12/2/1973), an American association football analyst who passed away on 12/10/2022 of a cardiac aneurysm after collapsing while covering the quarterfinal matchup in the 2022 FIFA World Cup between Argentina and the Netherlands, which was played at Lusail Iconic Stadium in Lusail, Qatar.
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Ah, what a handsome name. Hopefully, people won't ask him to Grant wishes or anything like that.
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Famous bearer: Grant George is an American voice actor and the husband to voice actress Jessica Gee-George. Best known for doing countless dub anime and video games, most famously for being the original Keiichi Maebara in the 2006 dubbed version of Higurashi when they cry.
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I think Grant is a really cool and relaxed name. I may be slightly biased, but I love that it's an English word/verb, since my name, Breathe, is also an English word/verb lol.
Anyways, I think Grant is a very nice name.
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Anyways, I think Grant is a very nice name.
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Very handsome and a bit refined. I like it for a boy’s first name or middle name.
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A German namesake is the incumbent minister of education in Niedersachsen Grant Hendrik Tonne. I don't know whether in his case the name has a different origin than the English and Scottish one.
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Grant Kirkhope (born 10 July 1962) is a British video game composer who is best known for his work at Rare, working on games such as Banjo-Kazooie, Donkey Kong 64, GoldenEye 007, and Perfect Dark, among many others.
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Grant is a strong name. It's my brother's name, he was born in 1979. I've never met anyone else with it. I really like it!
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Grant Masaru Imahara (23rd October 1970 - 13th July 2020) was an American electrical engineer, roboticist, and television host. He was best known for his work on the television series MythBusters, on which he designed and built numerous robots, and specialized in operating computers and electronics to test myths. He passed away yesterday :(
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I don’t like it, I don’t like the sound of it, it almost sounds like the word grandpa or grandma.
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I named my second son Grant. Only knew one person with that name, but now it’s getting to be a popular name. I love that name.
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We named our son Grant in 1999, at that time it wasn’t so popular. I had read that it meant strong, courageous, trustworthy and compassionate. It’s a name that is free from any racial or ethnic identifiers and allowed our wonderful blessing to have his own life, free from judgement based on his name. Now at 19 years old, he would be assessed on his character: which is strong, intelligent, courageous, independent, compassionate and honest.
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Grant Gustin is the actor portraying Barry Allen/Flash in the TV series The Flash.
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Grant Cohen was a character in the video game "Bendy and the Ink Machine." He was the finance manager for Joey Drew Studios.
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In 2018, 13 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Grant who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 522nd most common male first name for living U.S. citizens.
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Grant is a name that gives me the vibe of a mature, chill guy. It's a pretty cool name.
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Fine with a British accent, but it sounds pretty terrible to me in a U.S. accent, especially a Midwestern accent with the flat, nasal vowels. It's very abrupt and braying to my ear.
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Grant is a great manly first name and very American.
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I love the name Grant! Strong, handsome and with American pride and religious connotation. The reason I may choose Grant for my future son is because God has granted (allowed, given) me a son! Perfect!
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Grant Macdonald. He is a a Canadian singer whose most popular song is "Ram Ranch".
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I think of pell Grant and a genie granting a wish. Should stay as a surname.
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Grant Masaru Imahara is an American electrical engineer, roboticist, and television host. He is best known for his work on the television series MythBusters, in which he designed and built numerous robots that were needed for the show, and specialized in operating the various computers and electronics that were utilized to test myths. Imahara currently stars in the Netflix series White Rabbit Project released on December 9, 2016.
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Cary Grant was not a real Grant, it was a stage name. Archilbald Alexander Leach was his real name.
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Grant is the name of a delightful, brave, handsome, and proud leader. Grant is one of those names that flows easily. This is a name that would indicate that the person is mature and well educated.
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The English verb 'Grant' means 'give', 'bestow', or 'admit'.
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Grant Douglas Ward, a major character in 'Marvel's Agents of SHIELD'.
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This is also the middle name of Steven Grant Rogers, aka Captain America.
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I don't really care for this as a first name, it's rather short and dull.
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Great name. Not too popular, but not unheard of. Not childish, but not dated. It's a very strong name that will suit all ages well. Plus, there's really no way for anyone to get "kre8tiv" and butcher the spelling!
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My brother's name is Grant! :)
It's not bad. But I hate it when people say "Gran-t", it's pronounced "Grah-nt".
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It's not bad. But I hate it when people say "Gran-t", it's pronounced "Grah-nt".
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Famous bearer: comic book writer Grant Morrison.
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Grant Imahara is an electrical engineer, radio control expert, and a host on Discovery Channel's "MythBusters."
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One of my closest friends is called this. My impression of this name is somebody who is strong, assertive, but still loves to have fun... at least that's what he is anyways. All in all, a great name.
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American painter Grant Wood, whose most well known painting is American Gothic.
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The only Grant I know is six feet five inches tall, so he really suits the meaning of "large"! Not terrible but I don't think I'd use it.
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Grant Wiggins is narrator of the book A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest Gaines.
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Grant Rosenkowitz and his brothers and sisters, Emma, Nicolette, David, Elizabeth, and Jason are the world's first surviving set of sextuplets, born on January 8, 1974 in South Africa.
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Grant, French, meaning Large or Great. GREAT's etymology means CREED. CREED's etymology is BELIEVE.
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Another famous Grant is actor Cary Grant, whom I adore.
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Grant is a nice name, not too popular, but not too unusual either. It sounds original, but not too strange.
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I really like this name. It's very strong and masculine.
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Famous bearer is Grant Nicholas of the band Feeder.
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Grant is a nice name for a boy. Strong, solid and easy to grow up with.
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Ulysses S. Grant was not only the General of the Union Army during the American Civil War, but he was also the 18th President of the United States.
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