Ebony

492nd most popular female first name in the United States; frequency is 0.027; percentile is 74.192

In Greek, Ebony means "strength". In English this name means "dark beauty".

Some webpages of people named Ebony: Ebony Diaz, Ebony (Lynda Horton), Ebony McKenna, Ebony Eve, Ebony Davis

Random: Ebony II, Ebony Venus, Ebony Tree
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Dalton

765th most popular male first name in the United States; frequency is 0.008; percentile is 87.669

Dalton means "valley estate" in Anglo Saxon. In English the name means "valley farm" or "from the farm in the dale".

Some webpages of people named Dalton: Joseph Dalton Hooker, Timothy Dalton, Roque Dalton, Larry Dalton, Dalton Leonard, John Dalton, Max Dalton, Lacy J. Dalton, Dalton Adams, Dalton Bergen
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Friday, March 01, 2002

Dallas

424th most popular male first name in the United States; frequency is 0.024; percentile is 82.866

However, this name is actually unisex. Dallas means "wise" in Gaelic. In Celtic, it also means "wise" or "dwells by the waterfall". This name means "from the waterfall", "from the dales", or "the valley meadows" in Scottish. This name is also used for a Texas city.

Some webpages of people named Dallas: Dallas Sams, George M. Dallas, Rex Dallas, Korben Dallas, Dallas, Dallas L. Jones, Dallas E. Wrege, Dallas Holm, Dallas Franklin

Organizations: Dallas Lighthouse, Dallas Cowboys, Dallas-Ft. Worth
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Thursday, February 28, 2002

Dale

109th most popular male first name in the United States; frequency is 0.184; percentile is 61.219

This name can actually be either feminine or masculine. Dale means "little valley" in Old English. In English this means "lives in the valley" or "small valley". In Scandinavian it also means "valley".

Some webpages of people named Dale: Dale E. Kildee, Dale Chihuly, Dale Adler, Dale Midkiff, Dale Wood, Dale Herbeck, Dale Whiteside, Dale L. Walker, Dale Douglass, Dale Carlson, Dale Earnhardt
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Candace

343rd most popular female first name in the United States; frequency is 0.051%; percentile is 68.742

In Greek, Candace means "glowing". In Latin, this name also means "glowing". This name was also an ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens.

Variations of the name Candace:
English--Candice, Candiss, Candy, Candyce, Kandace, Kandee, Kandi, Kandice, Kandis, Kandiss, Kandy, Kandyce

Related linkage: Candace Robb, Candace Carman, Candace Gingrich, Candace Brooks, Candace Evans, Candace Davies, Candace Cable, Candace O'Conner, Candace Schuler, Candace Jackson, Candace Compton
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Wednesday, February 27, 2002

Calista

4264th most popular female first name in the United States; frequency is 0.001%; percentile is 90.014

In Greek, Calista means "most beautiful".

Related linkage: Calista Flockhart, Calista Ellen Babcock, Calista Fredericksen, Calista Chained, Wayne and Calista, Calista Wilcox, Calista Cameron

Businesses: Calista Corporation, Calista Creative Internet Solution, Calista Bed Linen, Calista's Curios
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Tuesday, February 26, 2002

Caitlin

560th most popular female first name in the United States; frequency is 0.023%; percentile is 75.886

In Welsh, Caitlin is a form of Catherine. In Irish, this name is also a form of Catherine or Katherine and means "pure".

Other forms of this name:
Irish--Caitlinn, Kaitlan, Kaitleen, Kaitlin, Kaitlyn, Kaitlynn, Kathleena, Kathlene, Kathlynn,
English--Katelin, Kateline, Katelinn, Katelyn, Katelynn, Katlin, Katlyn, Katlynn, Katlynne, Kitlyn

Webpages by people named Caitlin: Caitlin R. Kiernan, Caitlin Brown, Caitlin Martensson, Caitlin Clarke, Mary Caitlin Mahoney, Caitlin Walker, Caitlin Maude

Businesses and organizations that use the name Caitlin: Caitlin Press, Caitlin's Way

Books: Caitlin (based on Caitlin Thomas)
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Monday, February 25, 2002

Baldwin

Baldwin is a Teutonic name meaning "princely friend". In German it means "bold friend".

Related linkage: Chuck Baldwin, Tammy Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, Alec Baldwin, Juanitta Baldwin, Adam Baldwin, Stephen Baldwin, Dwight Baldwin, Justin Baldwin, Abraham Baldwin
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Sunday, February 24, 2002

Baird

In Celtic, Baird means "bard" or "minstrel". In English it means "singer-poet". Another form of this name is Bard.

Related linkage: Hal Baird, Baird History & Genealogy, David Olen Baird, Shirley Baird, Thomas Baird, Enoch Baird, Robert Baird, Patricia Baird, Mrs. Morgan Baird, Julianne Baird
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Bailey

This name can be used as a first name or surname. In French, Bailey means "bailiff". In English it means "courtyard within castle walls", "steward", "public official", or "man in charge". In German, this name means "able".

Related linkage: Bailey Chase, Ronald Bailey, Harry Bailey, Nolan Bailey, Jonathan Bailey, Donovan Bailey, Leslie Bailey, Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Luke D. Bailey, Joseph Weldon Bailey, Tracy Bailey Holmes
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Ada

310th most popular female first name in the United States; frequency is 0.057%; percentile is 66.975

Ada is a Teutonic name meaning "prosperous" or "happy". It is also German for "happy" or "joyful". In English, it means "wealthy" while in Hebrew it means "ornament".

Related linkage: Ada Lovelace, Ada Choi, Ada County--Idaho, Ada Crogman Franklin, Ada Edwards, Ada Dziewanowska
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