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Wizard
Occupational name
With the rise of such working names as Gardener, Miller, and Bailey, someone out there might want to dub their child a Wizard — though we're not sure this exactly classifies as an occupation.
LAKER
Bruin
English or Dutch
"bear or brown"
Bruin is the Old English term for bear, taken from the Dutch word meaning brown. Bruin might be a sports fan's choice or an animal name in hiding. As a kind of hybrid of Roone and Bruno, it's…
SABRE
CANUCK
CAPITAL
BABE
RUTH
Muhammed
Arabic
"praiseworthy"
This variation of Muhammad is common among Turkish Muslims.
GRETZKY
Thorpe
English
"farm, village"
Brusque and charmless, two things you don't want your son to be.
MAYS
Nicklaus
Variant of Nicholas
An unusual version of Nicholas, now associated with PGA champion Jack Nicklaus.
WILT
CHAMBERLAIN
Jackie
English
"God is gracious"
A cute diminutive of Jack, already technically a nickname for John, famously borne by Hong Kong actor, director and martial artist Jackie Chan.
Robinson
English
"son of Robin"
This can be a cool and unusual way to honor your family Robert, conjuring up memories of Robinson Crusoe and Swiss Family Robinson , as well as narrative poet Robinson Jeffers, born John Robinson,…
Gordie
Gordie is a masculine diminutive of Gordon, a name with Scottish origins derived from a place name meaning 'great hill' or 'spacious fort.' Gordie gained particular recognition in North America…
Cobb
Cobb is a masculine name with English origins, traditionally used as a surname before occasionally transitioning to a first name. It likely derived from an old English nickname for a large or strong…
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