Names That Mean Stony
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- Stanley
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EnglishMeaning:
"near the stony clearing"Description:
Although Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire personified brute force, most Stanleys have been portrayed as meek milquetoasts. It has a totally "old-man" or "grandpa" vibe that may appeal to those who like Walter and Rupert or Daphne and Mabel.
- Stanley
Origin:
EnglishMeaning:
"near the stony meadow"Description:
Perfect example of how your perception of a name can change when you apply it to the opposite gender: when used for a girl, Stanley suddenly becomes an attractive, upper-crusty name ala Ansley or Finley.
- Stanton
Origin:
EnglishMeaning:
"stony town"Description:
Seems to stand at attention and salute.
- Stan
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Short form of StanleyMeaning:
"near the stony meadow"Description:
One of the old-school nicknames -- think Ray, Vince, Frank -- that's on the brink of coming back into style. Name him Stanislav or Constantine and he'll have a groovier long form to fall back on.
- Stanford
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EnglishMeaning:
"stony ford"Description:
Even if you're a loyal alumnus, consider something less ultraupright, like Yale or Cal.