E-Who-Must-Not-Be-Gendered
My name literally means "nature". There isn't anything else to it.
My name is traceable to the Bible. I doubt I was directly named fromthe bible, but it's there.
(It be Michael)
Departed days ahead.
My name means "son". The longer version of it means "Son of my right hand", and had origins in... Hebrew, I believe. Well, Anglicised Hebrew, at any rate.
I guess we could go... wherever we please.
Indecisive pumpkin
My name means "princess". It's another Biblical name.
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MAYONNAISE
My full name means (in this order): Defender of Mankind, Farmer, Olive Tree.
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Aussie Tolkien freak
@Haldo: Your name is Sarah isn't it? My actual Chinese name means "peace (or serenity) and happiness."
edited 4th Mar '13 5:25:30 PM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien
The Wanderer
Mine means "powerful leader".
Eating a Vanilluxe will give you frostbite.
Li'l Punk
My name, "Helen", means various different ways of phrasing "Bright One". It's Greek in origin.
It's funny, I looked it up out of curiosity, and that makes 3/5 of the children in my family with Greek-origin names, despite us having no Greek heritage whatsoever.
Victory! Honor! Destiny! Mutton!
My name just means Christian which seems terribly boring, though my middle name Anne is supposedly from Hannah and has some other Biblical ties, oh and my last name is a German variant from Nicholas that has a lot of different spellings that I won't tell you which.
I have the name of a Norse god.
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MAYONNAISE
Well, again;
I share my first name with a great Macedonian general.
It's the young lad that may or may not have had his father killed.
He adventured to India towards the end of his time.
He had a lot of cities named after himself;
It's... Alexander the Great of course.
My middle name, is George, named mostly due to my Grandfather being a George, but I was also born on St George's day.
Surname is Oliver... which isn't that special I guess, I mean it's shared with a quasi-famous cook, and it was the first name of an infamous British fictional character... "Please Sir, May I have some more" gives Oliver Twist away.
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Sergio = Servant, apparently.
My first name is an English name derived from the Norse name Þórsteinn (Torsten), which means "Thor's Stone".
I'm the goddamn stone of Thor!
Gaze upon my epic name and weep!
And to think, I used to think my name was boring.
edited 5th Mar '13 9:46:24 PM by Malph
My name (according to a bookmark) means Gift of the Lord it's dubious since it's of Hebrew origin but I'm Catholic and it spells my name with an O at the end instead of an A.
As for my name's origin I was called Jonathan by my parents because it was the name of someone from my dad's side. My memory is hazy though.
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Momentum, a function of mass and velocity, is conserved between portals. In layman's terms: speedy thing goes in, speedy thing comes out.
First name: industrious, rival. Latin origin
Middle name: confidence, belief. English origin
Surname: quick, lively. Anglo Saxon origin
edited 4th Mar '13 11:53:34 PM by PeacefulApocalypse
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The Harbinger of Strange
JORDAN: Hebrew—means "to descend" or "flowing down". It was the name of the river that Christ was baptized in, and later they even named a whole country after me!
ELIZABETH (middle name): Greek, but also traceable to Hebrew. Popular name for saints and English queens. It's also the name of the Pirate King, Elizabeth Swann.
My last name is weird and European, I don't think I'd get any hits for that. Maybe I should ask a family member.
You need an adult.
Freelance Worrywart
Mine's Latin. That's all I'm saying 
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The meaning of my name is just too gender specific for me to feel comfortable talking about here...
whatever
The Harbinger of Strange
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Has a girl's name.
(Kiiiiidding)
You need an adult.
A Pathetic
I was literally named after Sean Connery. AND I LOVE IT
And Sean means, to the best of my offhand knowledge, 'God is Gracious' or 'The Grace of God'.
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The Wanderer
As for why I have my name, well, it's my dad's name.
Eating a Vanilluxe will give you frostbite.
Space Wizard
First name: "Dear friend", although it's pronounced differently than the usual version.
Surname: "King of peace".
Programming and surgery have a lot of things in common: Don't start removing colons until you know what you're doing.
GROWWWWWWL
Indigo, is your name Ashley...? c:
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My name Danica breaks down like this in Slavic countries:
Dan = day
Ica = female diminutive suffix.
So my name basically means morning, or "little day" quite literally. Danica in mythology was the "day star", a goddess who was the younger sister of the Sun, and Eastern Europeans would pray to her each morning at daybreak. Danica would then open the gates to the Sun's palace and release sunlight upon Earth.
Sorry, I thought that was cool. What does your name mean, and does it have interesting origins? c:
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