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Displayed on this page are odd names 61 to 80. Rare and odd names include Ebenezer (English), Ebner (German), Eckbert (German), Elkanah (English), Eoghan (Irish and Scottish), Ethelbert (English), Eustace (English), Everard (English), Fearghas (Irish and Scottish), Fido (English and German), Filibert (German), Fionnlagh (Irish and Scottish), Folke (German), Fraser (English and Scottish), Gad (English and German), Gareth (English and Welsh), Germain (French and German), Gervaise (English), Gomer (English), and Gotthard (German).
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Ebenezer ... stone of help ... used predominantly in the English ... given name is derived from a place name ... Ebner ... he who lives on a plateau; ... of Hebrew and Germanic origin ... used mainly in German ... variant of Abner ... Eckbert ... edge; bright, famous ... primarily used in German and its ... uncommon as a baby boy name ... Elkanah ... God has created ... used chiefly in English and it is ... name was borne in the Bible by the father of ... Eoghan ... born of the yew ... used mostly in Irish and Scottish, and its ... The name is of uncertain origin ... Ethelbert ... nobly famous ... primarily used in the English ... name was borne by various kings, including ... Eustace ... good, well ... used chiefly in the English language ... unusual as a baby name for boys ... Everard ... strong like a boar ... largely used in the English language ... given name is derived from the English ... Fearghas ... man of vigor ...is used predominantly in Irish and Scottish ... Its origin is Celtic ... Fido ... faithful ... language of origin is Latin, and it is ... an infrequently used baby name for boys ... Filibert ... much brightness ... used chiefly in the German language ... rare as a baby boy name ... Fionnlagh ... fair warrior ... mainly used in the Irish and Scottish ... of Celtic origin ... Folke ... people, tribe ... used predominantly in the German ... name could be from the Germanic 'folk' or ... Fraser ... strawberry ... mainly used in the English and Scottish ... of Old French origin ... a rare baby boy name ... Gad ... of Hebrew origin ... used mainly in English and German ... generic name has been used in the Old ... Gareth ... gentle ... largely used in the English and Welsh ... derived from Welsh origins ... Germain ... brother ... used chiefly in the French and German ... meaning of Germanus was often associated with ... Gervaise ... spear ... largely used in the English language ... name is obscure origin; it could be an old ... Gomer ... complete ... of Hebrew origin and it is predominantly ... name was borne by one of Noah's grandsons in ... Gotthard ... God; brave, hardy ... used mostly in German and its ... seldom used as a baby name for boys ... |