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Saturday, May 16, 2015

Girl's Names G, H, I

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Gabriela: God's able-bodied woman: Hebrew
Gabrielle: God is my strength: Hebrew
Gail: Lively: English
Galadriel: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Gay: Merry: Teutonic
Genama: Secure and happy: Zulu
Genevieve: White wave: Celtic
Georgette: Dignity: Greek
Geraldine: Mighty: Teutonic
Gertrude: Protected: Teutonic
Gladys: Glad: English
Gloria: Glorious: Latin
Grace: Graceful: Latin
Grainne: Sunshine: Irish
Greta: A pearl: Greek
Gretchen: Little pearl: Greek
Gwen: Fair: Celtic
Gwynn or Gwyn: fair folk: Welsh
Haleth: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Halle: Unexpected gift: African
Hallie: Ruler of the home: Teutonic
Hannah: Mercy: Hebrew
Harriette: Mistress of the home: Teutonic
Haven: "refuge": English
Hazel: Commander: Teutonic
Heather: Flower: English
Helen: Light: Greek
Helga: Holy: Teutonic
Heidi: nobility: Germanic
Henrietta: Of noble birth: Teutonic
Hilda, Hildegarde: War maiden: Teutonic
Hola: savior: Ewe of Ghana
Holly: Good luck: English
Huan: Happiness: Chinese
Ida: Happy: Teutonic
Idril: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Ilka: Industrious: Latin
Iman: faith: Somali
Imogene: Great mind: Latin
Ina: Rich gift: Teutonic
Inez: Gentle: Greek
Ingrid: Daughter: Teutonic
Irene: Peace: Greek
Iris: Rainbow: Greek
Irma: Noble: Latin
Isabelle, Isobel: Blessed: Spanish
Issa: The Lord is my salvation: Swahili
Istas: Snow: Native American
Ivy: faithful or faithfulness: English

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Girl's Names D, E, F

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Dagmar: Joy of the Danes: Danish
Daisy: Flower: English
Daphne: The laurel tree: Greek
Dearbhla: Daughter of a poet or the poet: Irish
Deborah: Industrious: Hebrew
Deidre: Sorrow: Gaelic
Delia: Brave: Greek
Diana, Diane: Goddess: Latin
Dinah: The avenged: Hebrew
Didara: Good graceful girl: Yoruba
Dolores: Sorrow: Latin
Dorinda: Bountiful Gift: Greek
Dorothy, Doris: Gift of God: Latin
Edith, Enid: Wealth: English
Edna: Delight: Hebrew
Elanor: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Eileen: Light: Greek
Elaine: Bright: Greek
Elbereth: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Eleanor, Ellen: Light: Greek
Elizabeth: Consecrated to God: Hebrew
Elsie, Elsa: Noble: Teutonic
Emerson: brave and powerful: German: both genders
Emily: Industrious: Teutonic
Enid: The soul: Celtic
Eowyn: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Ernestine: Serious: Teutonic
Estel: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Esther: Star: Hebrew
Etania: Wealthy: Native American
Ethel: Noble: Teutonic
Eunice: Victorious: Greek
Eve, Evelyn: Life: Hebrew
Evette: yew tree or life: French
Faith: Faithful: Latin
Fala: Crow: Native American
Fana: light: Ehtiopian
Fang: Fragrant: Chinese
Fatima: "purity": Arabic
Fay: Fairy: French
Felice: Fortunate: Latin
Felicity: happy or happiness: English
Fiona: fair or white: Gaelic
Florence: Flowering: Latin
Frances: Free: Teutonic
Francie: free one: French
Freda: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Frieda: Peaceful: Teutonic
Frederica: Princess of peace: Teutonic

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Girl's Names A, B, C

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Abebi: We asked for her: Yoruba
Abigail: "My father is joyful": Hebrew
Adele: Noble: Teutonic
Adrienne: Artful: Latin
Addy: Ardent: English
Aerin: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Agatha: The good: Greek
Agnes: Pure: Latin
Ai: Loving: Chinese
Àine: Splendour, Radiance, Brilliance: Irish
Aisha: Life: Swahili
Alani: Precious: Hawaiian
Alanna: Fair: Celtic
Aleela: She cries: Swahili
Alberta: Brilliant: Teutonic
Alexandra: Helper of mankind: Greek
Alfreda: Supernaturally wise: Teutonic
Alice: Noble: Teutonic
Alma: All good: Latin
Amanda: Lovable: Latin
Amapola: poppy: Floral Name: Arabic
Amaranth: herb with pink flowers: Floral Name: Middle Eastern
Amelia: Industrious: Latin
Amitola: Rainbow: Native American
Amy: Beloved: Latin
Andrea: Strength: Greek
Angela: Angelic: Greek
Anne, Ann: Graceful: Hebrew
Antoinette: Flourishing: Latin
Anuli: Delightful: Ibo
Aoife: Beautiful: Irish
Aponi: Butterfly: Native American
Arabella: Heroine: Teutonic
Aredhel: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Arline, Arlene: A pledge: Celtic
Ariel, Lion of God: Hebrew
Arwen: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Ashlyn: meadow where ash trees grow: English
Aster: "star": Flower Name: Greek
Audrey: Nobly strong: Teutonic
Augusta: The exalted: Latin
Aurora: the dawn: Roman
Avery: a surname from France
Ayanna: Beautiful as a flower: African
Babette: Enchantress: Greek
Bao: Tresure: Chinese
Barbara: The stranger: Greek
Bathsheba or Batsheva: daughter of the oath: Hebrew
Beata: Blessed: Polish
Beatrice: Luck bringer: Latin
Beatrycze: "voyager (through life": Polish
Bernice: Bringer of victory: Greek
Bertha: Bright: Teutonic
Beryl: Jewel: Hebrew
Beverly: From the meadow: English
Beth: Home: Hebrew
Betsy, Betty: Consecrated to God: Hebrew
Beulah: Married bliss: Latin
Blaire: a field where battles are fought: Scottish: both genders
Blanche: White: Latin
Blathnaid: Flower: Irish
Blossom: Flower: Old English
Bonnie: Sweet and fair: Latin
Brandy: Sword: Italian
Brenda: Sword: Teutonic
Bridget: Strong: Celtic
Briegette: lofty: French
Calen: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Camille: form of Camilla: French
Candace: Glowing: Latin
Caoimhe: Gentle, Precious: Irish
Carol, Caroline: Song of joy: Latin
Carrie, Strong, German
Catherine: Pure: Greek
Cecelia: Lover of harmony: Latin
Cécile: blind: French
Celeste: Heavenly: Latin
Charlotte: Bold: Latin
Cheryl: Dear: Teutonic
Chiku: Chatterer: Swahili
Chrissa: abbreviation of Christine, Follower of Christ. (Jesus): Irish
Christine: The anointed: Greek
Chuntao: Spring peach: Chinese
Clara, Claire:Bright: Latin
Claudia: Dazzling: Latin
Constance: Steadfast: Latin
Consuela: Consolation: Latin
Corinne: Maiden: Greek
Cordelia: woman of rare honesty: Latin?
Cornelia: Enduring: Latin
Cynthia: Delightful: Greek

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Boy's Names V, W, X, Y and Z

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Van: "of": Dutch
Vance: bog dweller, marsh: English
Vaughn: "little": Welsh
Victor: The conqueror: Latin
Viggo: battle or fight: Nordic
Vincent: Invincible: Latin
Virgil: flourishing: English
Voronwe: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Wade: Wanderer: English
Waldo: Mighty: Teutonic
Walker: inspecting the forest: English surname
Walter: Of great destiny: Teutonic
Ward: Watchman: Teutonic
Warren: Guardian: Teutonic
Wayne: Wagon maker: English
Wilfred: Resolute for peace: Teutonic
William: Protector: Teutonic
Winston: joyful stone: Old English
Xander: defending men: diminutive of Alexander: Latin
Xavi: new house or brilliant: diminutive of Xavier: Spanish
Xavier: Brilliant: Arabic
Xavion: fighter: related to name Savion: Arabic or African
Xenophon: foreign voice: Greek
Xerxes: a hero among heroes: Persian
Xu: bright rising sun: Chinese
Xuan: Spring: Vietnamese
Zachary: Remembered by the Lord: Hebrew
Zawadi: Gift: Swahili

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Boy's Names S, T, U

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Samuel: Asked of God: Hebrew
Samwise: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Saul: Longed for: Hebrew
Sekayi: laughter: Shona
Schuyler: A shelter: Dutch
Scott: A Scot: Scottish
Seth: Deep: Hebrew
Seymour: Famed at sea: Teutonic
Sherman: A good friend: English
Sidney: Troubled: English
Simon: Obedient: Hebrew
Solomon: Wise: Hebrew
Sono: Elephant: Akan
Spencer: Keeper of provisions: English
Stanley: Glorious: Slavonic
Stephen, Steven: Loyal: Greek
Stewart, Stuart: A steward: English
Taylor: occupational name: Norman
Terence, Terry: Tender: Latin
Theoden: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Theodore: Divine gift: Greek
Thomas: Good company: Hebrew
Timothy: Honoring God: Greek
Titus: pleasing: Roman
Toben: Praise God: Ibo
Trevor: settlement: Welsh
Tyson: firebrand: Old French
Ulric: power of the wolf: Germanic
Ulyses: wrathful: Greek
Umar: long life: Arabic
Umija: Unity: Swahili
Union: anvil: Welsh
Upton: From the high town: English
Uriah: The Lord is my light: Hebrew
Urie:

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Boy's Names P, Q, R

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Padraig: patrician: Irish
Parks: park keeper: Old English
Patrick: Noble: Latin
Paul: Little: Latin
Pedro: stone or rock: Spanish for Peter
Percival, Perry: A knight: Latin
Peregrin: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Perrie: lives near a pear tree: Scottish
Peter, Pierre: A rock: Greek
Pierce: "son of Piers": English
Philip: Lover of horses: Greek
Pippin: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Poldo: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Polk: glory: Slavic
Porter: gatekeeper: English, Scottish
Preston: From the church: English
Prince: principal one: English
Princeton: "prince": Latin
Quentin: The fifth: Latin
Quincy: From the son's place: English
Quinn: counsel: Gaelic
Ralph: Home loving: Teutonic
Randall Protector Teutonic
Randolph: Hero: Teutonic
Ray, Raymond: Mighty protector: Teutonic
Reginald: Of great power: Teutonic
Reuben: Behold, a son: Hebrew
Richard: Powerful ruler: Teutonic
Robert: Of shining fame: Teutonic
Roger: Tall, straight: Teutonic
Rohan: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Ronald: Worthy of admiration: Teutonic
Rory, Roy: Kingly: Old French
Rudolph: Unconquerable: Teutonic
Rupert: Famous: Teutonic
Russell: Red-haired: Latin

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Boy's Names M, N, O

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Malcolm: Kingly: Gaelic
Manay: Love: African: Quechua
Manuel: God is with us or God is among us: Hebrew
Mark: Defender: Latin
Martin: Unyielding: Latin
Marvin: Famous friend: Teutonic
Matthew: Gift of God: Hebrew
Maurice: Persistent: Latin
Maverick: independent: Old English
Max: A leader: Latin
Melvin: Chief: Celtic
Michael: Like unto the Lord: Hebrew
Miles: A soldier: Latin
Milton: From the farm: English
Mitchell: Mill-keeper: English
Monzal: Handsome one: Amharic
Morgan: Born by the sea: Celtic
Morns: Dark skinned: Latin
Mortimer: Ever living: Old French
Morton: From the moor: English
Murray: Seaman: Celtic
Nash: "at the ash tree"; English surname
Nasir: supporter: Abrabic
Nathan, Nathaniel: Gift of the Lord: Hebrew
Neal, Neil: Champion: Celtic
Nehemiah: comforter: Hebrew
Nelson: A hero: Celtic
Nestor: English
Nicholas: Victory of the people: Greek
Nigel: Gaelic
Noah: rest, repose: Hebrew
Noam: pleasantness: Hebrew
Noble: high born, distinguished: Scottish
Noel: Christmas: French
Nolan: descendant of chariot fighter or champion: Gaelic
Norman: Man from the north: Teutonic
Ogden: From the oak valley: English
Olin: to inherit: Swedish
Oliver : Peaceful: Latin
Orion: dawning: Greek
Orson: Wealthy: Teutonic
Oscar : Active: Celtic
Osman: god-fame: Old English
Otis: Keen of hearing: Greek
Otto: wealth: Old German
Owen: Well born: Greek
Ozzy: spear of the gods or God's power: Old English and Old German

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Boy's Names J, K, L

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Jabulani: Be happy: Zimbab
Jacob: The supplanter: Hebrew
Jacy: The moon: Native American
James: Ancestor: Hebrew
Jason: The healer: Greek
Jay: Lively: Old German
Jeffrey: God's peace: Teutonic
Jerome: Ol sacred name: Greek
Jesse: Grace: Hebrew
Joel: Strong-willed: Hebrew
John: Given by God: Hebrew
Jonathan:Gift of the Lord: Hebrew
Joseph: An addition: Hebrew
Jude: praised: Greek
Julian, Julius: Youthful: Greek
Justin: The upright: Latin
Kadan: companion: Arabic
Karutunda: A little person: Runyankore
Keith Wood dweller: Celtic
Kemi: Spoil me with love: Yoruba
Kenneth: Comely: Celtic
Kent: Bright: Celtic
Kermit: God of arms: Celtic
Kevin: Kind and gentle: Celtic
Kirk: Church dweller: Teutonic
Kobe: Turtle:Swahili
Kovan: Owl: African
Lakota: Friend: Native American
Lambert: Glory of his country: Teutonic
Landon: surname meaning long hill: Old English
Lawrence, Laurence: Victorious: Latin
Lee: A physician: Celtic
Legolas: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Leland: From the meadow land: English
Leo, Leonard: Strong as a lion: Latin
Leopold: Patriotic: Teutonic
Leslie: From the for: Celtic
Lester: Seeking the truth: English
Levi: joined together, attached: Hebrew
Lewis, Louis: Famous in battle: Teutonic
Liam: strong will, warrior, protective: Irish
Lincoln: From the pool: Celtic
Lindir: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Lloyd: Gray: Celtic
Logan: hollow, surname: Scottish
Luke: Light: Latin
Lucas: bright or shining: Latin
Lyle: From the island: Latin

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Boy's Names G, H, I

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Gabriel: God is my strength: Hebrew
Gahege (Ga-he'-ge): Chief: Omaha (Native American)
Geoffrey: Chivalrous: Teutonic
George: Farmer : Greek
Gerald: Jolly: Teutonic
Gerard: Brave : Teutonic
Gilbert: Illustrious: Teutonic
Gildor: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Glen: From the valley: Gealic
Godfrey: God's peace: English
Gomer: complete: Hebrew: both genders
Gordon: From the hill: English
Grant: big or tall: Scottish
Gregory: Watchman : Greek
Grover: Dweller in the grove: English
Gudahi (Gu'-da-hi): "There he goes!" A coyote: Omaha (Native American)
Guy: Sensible: Celtic
Hanugahi (Ha'-nu-ga-hi): nettle weed: Ponca (Native American)
Haldir: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Harold: Unafraid: Teutonic
Harry: Home lover : Teutonic
Harvey: Bitter: Celtic
Hebazhu (He'-ba-zhu): little horns: Ponca (Native American)
Hega (He'-ga): buzzard: Omaha (Native American)
Hendrix: surname meaning ruler of the home: Germanic
Henry: Ruler of the home: Teutonic
Herbert: Happy: Teutonic
Herman: Satisfied: Teutonic
Heshabe (He'-sha-be): dark antlers: Omaha (Native American)
Hethonton (He'-thon-ton) Towering antlers (elk): Omaha (Native American)
Hoho (Ho-ho'): fish: Omaha (Native American)
Homer: A pledge: Greek
Honga (Hon'-ga): Imperial eagle: Osage (Native American)
Horace: Time-keeper: Latin
Howard: Aggressive: English
Hubert: Intellectual: Teutonic
Hugh, Hugo: Bright mind: Teutonic
Humphrey: Supporter of peace: Teutonic
Hutonton (Hu'-ton-ton): roar of thunder: Omaha
Ian: God's gift: Hebrew
Iggy: firey one: English
Ikuhabe (I'-ku-ha-be): He who causes fear: Ponca (Native American)
Ira: Descendant: Hebrew
Irvin, Irving: White: Celtic
Isaac: Mirthful: Hebrew
Isadore: Gift: Greek
Ishtapede (I-shta'-pe-de): Fire eyes, lightning: Ponca (Native American)
Ishmael: God listens: Arab
Iston: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Ivan: Given by God: Hebrew

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Boy's Names D, E, F

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Dana: A Dane: Scandinavian
Daniel: God is my judge: Hebrew
Dashiell: English for de Chiel
Daudi: Beloved one: Swahili
David: Beloved one: Hebrew
Dawson: 'son of David'
Dean: meaning valley or justice: Old English
Declan: man of prayer: Irish
Dembe: Peace: Luganda
Demetrius: 'earth lover': Greek
Demonthin (De'-mon-thin): talks as he walks: Ponca (Native American)
Demonty: surname: Italian
Dennis: A worshiper: Greek
Derek: gifted ruler: English
Dexter: Right handed: Latin
Diego: supplanter or he that replaces: Spanish
Dominic: Lordly or belonging to God: Roman
Donald: Proud: Proud: Celtic
Douglas: Thoughtful: Celtic
Dudley: Heroic : English
Duke: Leader: Latin
Duncan: Brown Chief: Celtic
Dwight : White: Teutonic
Dylan: 'great wave': Welsh
Earendil: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Earl: Novelman: English
Edgar:Wealthy: Teutonic
Editon (E-di'-ton): standing as a sacred object: Omaha (Native American)
Edmund: Prosperous: English
Edward: Blessed guard: English
Edwin:Valuable friend: English
Eli: The highest: Hebrew
Elijah: Jehovah is God: Hebrew
Elrand: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Elrohir: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Elladan: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Elliot: Faithful to God: Hebrew
Emanuel: God is with us: Hebrew
Emil: Industrious: Teutonic
Ephraim: 'fruitful'
Eric: Ever powerful: Teutonic
Ernest: Intent in purpose: Teutonic
Ethan: 'strong or firm'
Eugene: Well-born: Greek
Evan: Young warrior: Celtic
Ezra: help or helper: Hebrew
Fabian: bean grower or seller: Latin
Farley: Traveler: English
Ferdinand:Adventurous in life: Teutonic
Ferris: A rock: Celtic
Fletcher: 'seller of arrows'
Ford: 'someone living near a ford': English
Francis: Free: Teutonic
Franklin: A freeman: Teutonic
Frederick: Peaceful ruler: Teutonic
Frodo: an elf name invented by author Tolkien

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Friday, May 15, 2015

Boy's Names A, B, C

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Name: Meaning: Origin

Aaron: The enlightened: Hebrew
Abbott: Father: Hebrew
Abel: breathing spirit, breath: Hebrew
Abner: Father of light: Hebrew
Abraham: Tall: Hebrew
Adam: Lover of outdoors: Hebrew
Addae: Morning sun: Akan
Adita (A-di'-ta): Priest: Omaha (Native American)
Adunbi: Born to be pleasant: Yoruba
Akio: Bright man: Japanese
Akoni: Brave warrior: Yoruba
Alan, Allen: Fair: Celtic
Albert: Brilliant, noble: Teutonic
Alexander: Helper of mankind: Greek
Alfred: Kingly:Teutonic
Alvin: Beloved by all: Teutonic
Amos: Courageous: Hebrew
Andrew: Manly: Greek
Angeda (An'-ge-da): from every direction: Omaha (Native American)
Anit: Leader, without guile: Sanskrit
Anthony: Incomparable: Latin
Anuli: Joy: Ibo
Aragorn: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Ariel, Lion of God: Hebrew
Arnold: Mighty as the eagle: Teutonic
Arlo: barberry tree: Spanish
Arod: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Arthur: Valorous: Celtic
Asher: Happy: Hebrew
Augustus: Exalted : Latin
Avery: Ruler of the elves : English
Axel: Father of peace: Danish
Bahadur: Fighter: Persian
Balin: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Baxter: Baker: English
Baron: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Barry: Straightforward : Old French
Basil: Kingly: Greek
Bem: Bear: German
Benjamin: Fortunate: Hebrew
Bernard: Brave: Teutonic
Bernie: Brave as a bear: German
Bertram Illustrious: Teutonic
Blake: Black: English
Bo: Like the waves in the ocean: Chinese
Boaz: swiftness: Hebrew
Boris: Warrior: Slavonic
Boyd: Yellow-haired: Celtic
Bradley: From the spring: English
Brandon: surname meaning hill covered with broom: Old English
Brian : Strong: Celtic
Bruce: Daring: Gaelic
Bruno: Dark complexioned: Teutonic
Burke: Castle: Teutonic
Candon: variation of Candan: rarely used Turkish name
Calvin: Courageous: Latin
Camron: bent nose or crooked river: Gaelic
Caspian: name of the sea
Chao: Excellent: Chinese
Callon: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Carl: Forceful: Teutonic
Carlyle: protected tower: English
Cass :Vain: Latin
Cecil: Harmony: Latin
Cedric: Chieftain: Celtic
Charles: Manly: Teutonci
Chauncey: Chancellor: Latin
Chester: Dweller in a town : English
Christopher: Humorous: Greek
Cirdan: an elf name invented by author Tolkien
Clarence : Illustrious: Latin
Claude: Affectionate: Latin
Clement: Merciful: Latin
Clifford: Valorous: English
Clifton, Clive: Cliff dweller: English
Colin: Man of the people : Greek
Colton: rugged person: Old English
Conrad: Wise: Teutonic
Cooper: barrel maker: English
Cornelius: Noble: Latin
Craig: Crag-dweller: Scottish
Curtis: Courteous: Old French
Cyril: Lordly: Greek

Monday, May 11, 2015

Peeps at The World's Dolls

This lovely lithograph "A Morning Walk" is from the
United States Government Archives. The artist is un-
known. Some of the chapters by Croyden do not
include illustrations so these will be enhanced
with materials from alternative archives.

In presenting this book, " Peeps at the World's Dolls," it is a great pleasure to me to think of the many girl doll-lovers into whose hands, I hope, it may come, and of the hours that they may spend in reading it and looking at the pictures. Those in color are direct color photographs, made by myself from the actual dolls, and they faithfully present every shade and detail exactly as these dolls appear.

Many friends have given me great assistance, and I wish to express my hearty thanks to them as well as to various books. Missionary Societies, and Reference Libraries, which have provided me with information as to costumes, customs, and curious dolls. I have also had the advantage of free access, for purposes of photography and study, to a collection of over three hundred English and foreign dolls (many of them very rare), the property of an old friend.

To one and all, my best thanks. May the book afford as much pleasure to those who read, as it has given me to write.

Much of what you will read and view here are the abridged text and photographs by H. W. Canning-Wright. The content has been edited, updated and adapted for classroom use. However, adult visitors may wish to read the original book located at the Internet Archive.

CONTENTS: Chapters are linked below as these are transcribed and edited for young students.

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