The meaning of your name

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My first name is "Kyle", from the Scottish meaning "strait" (of water).

My second name is "Bennett", which is (probably) Anglo-Norman (read: French) from the name "Benedict", which is the Latin meaning "blessed".

My surname is "Goss" and is of German derivation, meaning "goose-herd".

Origin:French
Meaning:Born at Christmas.
Gender:Female
Thats it... thats who i am apparently
I hate bloody christmas and wasnt born at christmas so whats the point in me having my name then??

Uhh...because Natalie is just a nice sounding name?

Heather
Origin: English
Gender: Female
Meaning: A flowering plant, carefree, outgoing

Not that I fit any of the those meanings, but that's ok. As for my self-given/nickname:

Jack
Origin: English
Gender: Usually male, but there are some expections
Meaning: God is gracious
Also the name of a famous serial killer - "Jack the Ripper" who sent three letters to the police. At least one is fake. (It was after my fascination with these letters that I got the nickname.)

Right, so the middle name then...

Elizabeth
Origin: Hebrew
Gender: Female
Meaning: Consecrated to God

The last name, Baker, is kinda obvious. We used to bake things. It's English too.

Piangfuan (angela)

It's a thai language name which means to Just Dream... My mum said she dreamed that she will have a baby... it's just a dream but it become real which became my name...

My Screen Name means, a mischevious Un-Patriotic Canadian with a Cockney Accent, who likes Routemasters and seems to type obsessively about them around a certain Date, every Month.

My first name, John, denotes honesty. My second, Timothy, suggests intelligence. My grandfathers were both named John. I was the firstborn, and my parents thought that this would be a nice way to smooth relationships between their two families (there weren't any real problems, but they did it anyway). They didn't have any real attachment to the name beyond that, though, so they always called me "Tim," which they liked better. I was only "John Timothy" when I was bad, of course.

I always liked Tim better myself, doubly so when I learned the meanings. John I regarded as a handicap at that age!

My screen name, jellynail, is meant to refer to the description of a tricky or difficult task as being "Like nailing jelly to a wall."

Stop press (I wanted to edit my earlier post but not allowed)...I've just found out that my surname, aside from being a Scottish river, also means "young child". How appropriate.

My name is Lucía and it means "light", it can be also the diminutive of Lucero which means star. As far as I know it's an italian name.

JENNIFER (Female - Welsh)
White Wave

EMILY (Female - Latin)
Admiring

And my surname (Higgs) for some strange reason means 'son of Richard'.

I am an eigth Irish (Grandmother's father - from Sligo)

My first name, Erin, comes from the poetic name for Ireland ('Eire'). My middle name is Marie, which means 'bitter sea' in French. My last name comes from an islet off the coast of Sicily, which is presumably where my great-grandfather hailed from (the last full-Italian ancestor I have). It also has a meaning of 'lily-of-the-valley' in Italian, according to my grandfather. So basically, my name commemorates two islands my ancestors came from divided by bitter ocean. Odd (especially considering that at the time my parents knew only the etymology for Erin).

'Sola Catella' just means 'lone female puppy' in Latin.

Debra ---- Bee

Bearsac --- Teddy Bear Rucksack minus the k as I was purchased in Belgium.

my names mean "judged" and "follower of christ"

the first makes more sense then the second.
i'm not a follower of anything or anyone.
but i get judged like crazy or so it feel like it.

my names also mean vinndicated and annionted

god even my name is dark.

protector of mankind

oh yeah my middle name means sea of bitterness. -_- i want my middle name changed to something meaning darkness even though that fits me well.

i do get bitter alot.