What does your name mean?

[Piper]

A previous thread, actually gave me this good idea, via wikipedia! You can search your real name, alias(forum) name, or both. ^^

Andrew means:

• Saint Andrew
• Andrew I of Hungary
• Andrew II of Hungary
• Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Things commonly known as Andrew include:

• Andrew Project - Carnegie Mellon University computer project called "Andrew"
• Hurricane Andrew - A Category 5 hurricane in 1992
• "The Andrew" - a nickname for the Royal Navy

Also, Piper?

Piper can mean:

• Piper (plant genus)
• The New Piper Aircraft company
• Piper (surname)
• Player of the bagpipes
• Piper (Temperature) Temperature Measurement
• Piper, a 1970s band with Billy Squier as a former member
• Piper Cars, a UK specialist sports car manufacturer
• Piper, an Australian specialist sports car manufacturer
• A woman's first name as in Piper Laurie, or Piper Perabo, both American actresses.
• New Zealand Piper, Hyporhamphus ihi, a species of fish.
• A character in the cartoon movie Robots (film).
• A fictional Character on the show Charmed

Whoo. o_x

[wizz-o-matic]

- Wizzard is also emblazened on the brim of the hat of Rincewind, a failed wizard in Terry Pratchett's Discworld series of books.

- Wizzard is also the name of a "black heavy metal" band from Finland. Their first demo I am the King hit in 1996, and their most well respected album is Songs of Sin and Decadence.

- Wizzard was a Birmingham based band formed by Roy Wood, former member and founder of the bands The Move, and Electric Light Orchestra.

[Myrcice Maeghym]

Shannon can refer to the following:

Four place names in Ireland:
River Shannon, Ireland's longest river.
Shannon Town the name of a new town in County Clare.
Shannon Free Zone a business park near the airport.
Shannon International Airport is the nearby airport and hub of several airlines.
Four places in the United States:
Shannon County, South Dakota - Which is weird because it's my birth-state and I never knew that...
Other:
HMS Shannon one of several naval ships

....I don't want to be named after an Air Port!!!! >.<
Shannon means Wise in Irish, so suffice to say my parents really screwed up. xD

Devilish Kidnapper can refer to the following:
No results found.

xD

[Sailor Lunar Eclipse]

Funny...
Michelene doesn't even come up!
Well I knew it wouldn't but it was worth a try.
So my name has no meaning...
I mean nothing!
hahaha

[Eris]

Dieselmannen is a fictional character, much like the Easter Bunny, only a lot less pleasant; Dieselmannen is to Hangover what Santa Claus is to X-mas.

A little simplified, Dieselmannen follows you home after a party, breaks into your home while you're sleeping, throws clothes all over your room, throws up all over the bathroom, and whacks you over the head, so that you wake up with a terrible headache, clothes all over your room and vomit all over the bathroom, and no memory of how that happened.

[Gjallarhorn]

Kyle is a gender-neutral (although usually masculine) first name. It was originally a Scottish surname, and was derived from the Gaelic word "caol" which means "narrows", "channel", or "strait." It has consistently made the list of top 100 baby names for boys in the United States since the 1970s, having peaked at number 18 in 1990. It reached number 5 in Scotland in 2003.

People:

• Kyle Broflovski, character on South Park (All hail South Park!)
• Kyle (Australian singer), Australian R&B singer
• Iris Kyle, American female bodybuilder
• Kyle Katarn, main character of a series of Star Wars games
• Kyle Rayner, the last in a long line of Green Lanterns in DC Comics
• Kyle Hamilton (rower), a Canadian rower
• David Kyle, a science fiction fan
• Kyle MacLachlan, an American actor
• Kyle Boller, an American football quarterback
• Kyle Baker, an American writer and illustrator of comic books
• Kyle Cooper, a designer of motion picture title sequences
• Kyle Riabko, a Canadian musician
• Kyle Pruett, a doctor of Medicine
• Kyle Wright, a college quarterback
• Kyle Massey, an American actor
• Kyle Calder, an American ice hockey player
• Kyle McLaren, a Canadian ice hockey player
• Kyle Turley, an American football player
• Kyle Mills, a New Zealand cricketer
• Kyle Janek, a Republican member of Texas Senate
• Kyle Wuokko, a College Punter

Places:

• Kyle, Ayrshire, a district of the county of Ayrshire, Scotland
• Kyle Bay, New South Wales, an Australian suburb
• Kyle, Texas
• Kyle, Ross-shire, a village in the county of Ross-shire in Scotland, United Kingdom
• Kyle, South Dakota

Other:

• Kyle of Lochalsh Line, a railway line in Scotland
• Hurricane Kyle, a name of a hurricane
• Kyle Airport, a Canadian airport

Xero is:

• A webmaster of few juggalo sites with a fan base of over 5000
• A character from The Atrocity Exhibition by J. G. Ballard.
• An Australian punk rock band from the late 1970s and early 1980s: Xero (band)
• An unsigned American Nu Metal/Hip Hop band (see Xero (rock band))
• A science fiction fanzine that won a Hugo award in 1963: Xero (SF fanzine)
• A superhero comic book published by DC Comics: Xero (comics)
• A Greek word meaning "I know"
• A prefix meaning "dry".
• A pseudonym of an American poet

[animeglobe]

Brittany (French: Bretagne, pronounced /bʀətaɲ/; Breton: Breizh; Gallo: Bertaèyn) is a former independent kingdom and duchy, then province of France. It is also, more generally, the name of the cultural area whose limits correspond to the old province and independent duchy.

The historical province of Brittany was split between two modern-day régions of France. 80% of Brittany has become the région of Bretagne, while the remaining 20% of Brittany (Loire-Atlantique département with its préfecture Nantes, one of the former capitals of the duchy of Brittany) has been grouped with other historical provinces (Anjou, Maine, and so on) to create the région of Pays-de-la-Loire (that is "lands of the Loire"). For the reasons behind the splitting-up of Brittany, and the current debate around a reunification, see the Bretagne article.


Modern flag

hahaha i got my own flag booh ya!!!
Brittany occupies a large peninsula in the northwest of France, lying between the English Channel to the north and the Bay of Biscay to the south. Its land area is 34,034 km² (13,137 sq. mi).

In 2004 the population of Brittany is estimated at 4,198,500 inhabitants. 72% of these live in the Bretagne région, while 28% of these live in the Pays-de-la-Loire région. At the 1999 census, the largest metropolitan areas were Nantes (711,120 inhabitants), Rennes (521,188 inhabitants), and Brest (303,484 inhabitants

[Tsuna Kadiri]

"Alyssa (pronounced ah-LISS-ah) is a female given name of Greek origin. Some of its meanings are noble, of good cheer, wise, logical, rational. The name also means of princess, according to some writings.

The name is derived from the white, lavender, or bright yellow Alyssum flower.

There are many variant forms for Alyssa, including: Aly, Ally, Alissa, Alisse, Allissa, Allyse, Allyssa, Alysa, Alisa, Alyse, Alysse, Alyssia, Elisa, Elissa, Ellisa, Illissa, Ilisa, Illisa, Ilyssa, Ilysa, Lissy, Lissa, Lissie and Lyssa. Melissa is often thought to be a variant of Alyssa (or vice versa); however, this is untrue."

I typed in Tsuna, but nothing came up. =\

[Chibi Goku]

Ronald
Ronald I of Buganda
Ronald A. Heifetz, cofounder of the Center for Public Leadership at John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Ronald McDonald, advertising clown( Nooooo! ;_; )
Ronald D. Moore, American screenwriter and television producer
Ronald Reagan, 40th American President
Ronald Soh
Ronald, Washington

Ronnie is a common diminutive form of the name 'Ronald'.
Famous Ronnies include:
Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett, comedians collectively known as The Two Ronnies
Ronnie Biggs, English prisoner known for his role in the Great Train Robbery of 1963
Ronnie Kray, one of the Kray Twins notorious for organised crime in England in the 1960s
Ronnie O'Sullivan, snooker player

[Skeith/Haseo Wave]

ooo, my name didn't come up at all........but my relatives say it means "warrior" (Akotoh)

[Cat_Demon]

For those who dont know my real name is Crystal

A crystal (most likely from a Greek word which means "ice") is a solid in which the constituent atoms, molecules, or ions are packed in a regularly ordered, repeating pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions.

Im valuable huh?? XD

[Zantetsuken]

Thomas was not a Biblical given name, but originated from the Aramaic designation תום or Tôm. The meaning of the name is "twin", and in the New Testament the designation was applied to Judas Thomas, "Jude the Twin" who was venerated as Saint Thomas the Apostle. The name "Thomas" was not very popular until the 12th century, after the martyrdom of Thomas à Becket. However, in recent centuries the name has lost what religious sense that it held.

The notable people who had the first name or last name of "Thomas" are too numerous to list here, see

List of people named Thomas.
Other uses of the name:

Thomas the Tank Engine (fictional steam engine)
THOMAS (Internet Database of US Congress legislative information)
Thomas Built Buses, a U.S. bus manufacturer
Places:

Thomas, Oklahoma
Thomas, West Virginia
There are also places called Thomaston and Thomasville.

The female versions of this name are Thomasina and Tamsin.

I am so famous.

[Fabala]

Margaret: The name derives from the Greek Margarita, a pearl, in the feminine, and margaros, the mother-of-pearl. An older root exists in the old-Indian word for pearl, mandjari.

People

Margaret I of Denmark
Margaret II of Denmark
Margaret II of Flanders
Margaret II, Countess of Hainaut
Margaret Cole
Margaret de Bruce, 3rd Countess of Carrick
Marguerite de Valois
Margaret Douglas
Margaret of Anjou
Margaret of Austria (1522-1583)
Margaret of Babenberg
Margaret of Huntingdon
Margaret of Scotland
Margaret Pomeranz
Margaret Weis
Maggie Simpson
Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Truman
Margot Depard
Margaret Tudor
Margaret of Scotland (Dauphine of France), wife of Louis XI.
Marguerite of France (born 1158)
Marguerite of France (born 1282)
Margaret of Burgundy (1290-1315), queen of France.
Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
Saint Margaret - list of saints
Saint Margaret of Scotland
Saint Margaret the Virgin
Margaret Atwood
Margaret Fuller
Margaret Reid

Places

Margaret, a moon of Uranus
Margaret, Alabama
Margaret River, Western Australia
Margaret Island, Budapest, Hungary
Margaret Bridge, Budapest, Hungary
Isla Margarita, Venezuela
Margarita Island, Colombia
Marghita, Romania

Name Margaret in other languages

Germany, Dutch, Sweden - Margarete or Margareta
Denmark - Margrethe
French - Marguerite
Greek - ?????????
Czech - Markéta
Portuguese - Margarida
Italy - Margherita
Romania - Margareta
Poland - Ma?gorzata
Finland - Maarit or Marketta

[Sagat]

Stephen, or Steven, generally pronounced IPA /ˈstivn̩/, is a male first name, originating from the Greek term Στέφανος (Stephanos), Latinized Stephanus. The meaning of the name is "crown" or "wreath."

Alternative forms and spellings of the name include Steven, Stephan, Stefan (German). Steve is the common short form and various diminutives, such as Stevie, are found. The name is also found as a last name in such forms as Stephen, Stephan, Stefan, Stevens, Stephens, Stevenson, Stephenson, Stevin, and Stever. A female version of the name is Stephanie.

I once read in a book that an alternate meaning for Stephen is "Crowned one"

So apt.

[Twlight Suzuka]

my real name means "high grace" it's a Spanish name and not very popular in the U.S.

[_allismine_]

Asia
In Latin, "Asia" is a direct translation of "ressurection".
In Greek, "Asia" is a direct translation of "east".

From wikipedia.org:
"Asia or Clymene in Greek mythology, is a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys, the wife of the Titan Iapetus, and mother of Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus and Menoetius."

My poor son carries the world on his shoulders...literally...T_T

Also from wikipedia.org:
"Asia was a king of the ancient people of Diauehi (Daiaeni) in northeastern Anatolia (circa 850 BC-825 BC). He was forced to submit to the Assyrian king Shalmaneser III, in 845 BC, after the latter had overrun Urartu and made a foray into Diauehi."

I was a guy...TTTT_TTTT

XDDD

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_allismine_

Separated into three words, "All Is Mine".
But seriously, I made up the username because "I pwn you all". If I "own" all, then all is mine. Corny, I know. -_-"

[Sagat]

Twilight, what is your name?

[Ayame_Sohma]

Hello

Annielle doesn't even come up!
Well I knew it wouldn't but it was worth a try.
But my middle name is Jeanne D'arc was a french saint

[Martherus]

I searched on Wikepeda:

"Sarah is a feminine given name, meaning princess in Hebrew. "

Whehe, didn't know that ^^'
M-me.. princess.. Oo;;

[ichorous]

Anya, which is a Russian nickname for Anna, I think.
._. doesn't show up on wiki.
ah well.

[The Pro Bum (and CCS fan)]

what the! gluteus maximus means "butt"! *+*

[seaturtle642]

Jennifer can mean:

• Jennifer Aniston, Americanactress
• Jennifer Arroyo
• Jennifer Beals
• Jennifer Capriati, American professional tennis player
• Jennifer Connelly
• Jennifer Coolidge
• Jennifer Ellison, British actress and singer
• Jennifer Esposito
• Jennifer Finnigan, Canadian actress
• Jennifer Garner, American actress
• Jennifer Katharine Gates
• Jennifer Grey
• Jennifer Hanson, singer
• Jennifer Hawkins, Australianmodel (2004Miss Universe winner)
• Jennifer Holliday, singer
• Jennifer Love Hewitt, American actress and singer
• Jennifer Johnston, Irish novelist
• Jennifer Jones
• Jennifer Jones (curler)
• Jennifer Knapp
• Jennifer 8. Lee
• Jennifer Jason Leigh
• Jennifer Lien
• Jennifer Lopez, American actress and singer
• Jennifer Lynch
• Jennifer O'Neill
• Jennifer Paige, American singer
• Jennifer Rush, American singer
• Jennifer Saunders
• Jennifer Suico, a Filipino contestant of Pinoy Big Brother
• Jennifer Tilly
• Jennifer Trout
• Jennifer Warnes, singer

• Jennifer (1953 film)
• Jennifer (1964 film)
• Jennifer (1970 film)
• Jennifer (1974 film)
• Jennifer (1978 film)
• Jennifer (1996 film)

• Jenny is the main character in the Velvet Underground's song, "Rock & Roll".
• "Jenny" is the name of a song by the band Stellastarr.
• "Jenny Was a Friend of Mine" is a song by the band The Killers.
• The Wailin' Jennys are a Canadian folk trio and is also the name of their first EP.
• "Jennifer Ever" is an early demo song of The Smashing Pumpkins.
• Tommy Tutone immortalized a phone number with "867-5309/Jenny"
• "Jen Doesn't Like Me Anymore" is a song by the band Less Than Jake
• "Jennifer Lynn" is a song by the band The Feebs
• "Jennifer Lost the War" is a song by The Offspring
• "Jennifer Juniper" is a song by Donovan
• "Jenifa Taught Me" is a song by De La Soul
• "Jennifer" is a song by M2M

[Damon R.]

Damon can refer to

• Damon, a character in Greek mythology
• Damon, the ancient Greek musicologist who belonged to Pericles' circle and who was admired by Socrates and/or Plato.
• The genus Damon in the amblypygids
• Formula One driver and former World Champion Damon Hill
• Boston actor Matt Damon
• Connecticut radio DJ Damon Lucibello
• New York baseball player Johnny Damon
• S. Foster Damon, the academic
• The town of Damon, Texas

1940s record label Damon Records

Damon's Grill, an American chain restaurant

The sitcom Damon starring African American actor Damon Wayans.


A raconteur is a person known for telling amusing stories and anecdotes.


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Haha, good thing I looked Raconteur up in the dictionary before changing my name to it. My username means Damon the story teller, woot. <3

[miaka yuki]

Charmaine means:


"Charmaine (song)," a popular song written by Erno Rapee and Lew Pollack in 1926, published the following year, and popularized in an instrumental version by Mantovani in 1951
Charmaine, a musical group

[Crimson Phoenix]

my name didnt come up with anything..... but I know that in the old latin "stephen" was given to mean "crowned one" ... it was also the name of the first Christian Martyr ... and the name of a king of England (I dont know when so dont ask)