Baby Names

Boys names

Allen, American-related. (Gaelic) ... Allen is an English and American preference...

André, American-related. (French) ... Aundres (AWN-dray) is an American phonetic variant...

Ansel, American-related. (Old French) "Follower of a nobleman." ... Use is likely to refer to photographer Ansel Adams, who photographed the American wilderness so eloquently.

Antenor, American-related. (Spanish, Greek) "Combatant, antagonist." ... South American silver magnate Antenor Patino.

Argyle, American-related. (Scottish) ... Also given to the indigenous knitting pattern of interlocking diamonds sometimes used in American fashion.

Arjay, American origin. (American) ...

Audey, American-related. (Old English) "Noble strength." Audie Murphy, an actor in the 1950s, was also the most decorated American soldier in World War II.

Barlow, American-related. (Old English) "The bare hillside." ... Joel Barlow was an early American statesman.

Baruch, American-related. (Hebrew) "Blessed." ... American philanthropist Bernard Baruch.

Biff, American origin. (American) "To hit."

Booker, American-related. ... American reformer Booker T...

Boone, American-related. (Old French, Latin) "Good." ... Daniel Boone, the legendary American frontier hero, has influenced the use of the surname as a given name.

Bradford, American-related. (Old English) "Broad ford." ... Another William Bradford (18th century) was a printer who played an important part in the American Revolution.

Bradley, American-related. (Old English) "Broad meadow." ... The most famous American bearer if this surname was General Omar N...

Brant, American-related. (Old English) ... Brant County and Brantford in southern Ontario are named for Joseph Brant, a Mohawk and renowned strategist who fought on the British side during the American Revolution...

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Top 5 Baby names in Europe

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