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- 1. Common English names for men and their meanings
- 2. My name is Tang Sijie, a male name
- 3. The third 200-point kneeling English name
- 4.What does gino mean in Chinese?
Common English names for men and their meanings
List of male English names
��I often see friends with strange English names. Nowadays, English names are becoming more and more common. Some friends just have inappropriate English names because they sound nice or are easy to remember. , thus falling into the laughing stock. Here I have sorted out the commonly used English names and have comments for everyone to take a look.
AARON
(Hebrew) Inspired meaning, AARON is described as not high but A handsome man, honest, hardworking and responsible, he is an efficient leader with a calm personality.
ABEL
(Hebrew) means "breath" and is the abbreviation of ABELARD. Most people think that ABEL is a tall, strong athlete, capable, independent, and smart. Some people think ABEL is a thin, docile boy.
ABRAHAM
Originally Hebrew, meaning "Father of the Nation". Later, it evolved to mean "Father of Things". Most people describe ABRAHAM as a tall, strong, bearded leader, honest, dignified, and intelligent, like President Abraham Lincoln
ADAM
(Hebrew), made of red clay mean. It is said that God created man from red clay, and Adam was the first man he created. ADAM is described as a tall, dark, handsome, muscular man, calm and intelligent.
ADRIAN
(Latin) meaning black. People describe ADRIAN as a charming, feminine man, sensitive, considerate, lovable, and wealthy.
ALVA
The Hebrew name gives people a very noble and solemn feeling. The Bible says that ALVA is a place name and a racial name.
ALEX
is the abbreviation of ALEXANDER. People think that ALEX is a strong and healthy man of Greek descent, smart, kind and lovable.
ALAN
According to legend, there was a poet in England named Alawn, whose meaning was very similar to Alan. However, later on, the name often took the form of Eilian, Allan, Ailin, A' lon and so on. The pronunciation of Alan is similar to the Saxon Aylwyn or Alwyn (meaning familiar friend). So it is very popular in the UK.
ALBERT
(Old English) Sublime, clever. ALBERT evokes three images: fat, bulky, slow, like Fat Albert; smart, eccentric, like Albert Einstein: or formal, ALFRED (Old English), wise counselor. ALFRED gives people two completely different impressions: one is an overweight wise man, the so-called wise man is a wise old man who acts cautiously, and the other is a weak nerd. ANDREW There are masculine, majestic and brave men in Greece.
ANDY
is the abbreviation of ANDREW. ANDY is described as a tall, blond, childlike ordinary man, happy, easy-going, honest and honest.
ANGUS
The only option. ANGUS are seen as fools who behave strangely and get into trouble.
ANTHONY
(Latin) means priceless. People think that ANTHONY is a tall, dark Italian man, smart, strong and persevering.
ARTHUR
(Celtic) "Aristocrat", (Welsh) hero. Arthur has two different meanings: an interesting old man whose life is full of stories and loves attention; or a wise man who is quiet, unique and keeps his promises.
AUSTIN
Same as August, Augustine.AUSTIN is regarded as a smart, honest and polite big boy - or a rich man who is proud of his talent.
BEN
(Hebrew) means son; abbreviation of all names starting with BEN. Ben is described as a tall, strong, dark-haired man, calm, cute, easy-going and gentle.
BENSON
(Hebrew English) “Son of Benjamin” Son of Benjamin. Thanks to Benson Dubois on TV, Benson is described as a witty black butler, smart, considerate and funny.
BRANT
Old English, meaning fairy. The so-called goblin here is not the derogatory term you and I think, but the general name used by ancient Germans for gods.
BRENT
Represents a mountain top or summer resort.
BRIAN
(Irish) "strength, virtue", most people regard Brian as an Irish man, smart, sports-loving, and good at socializing. Some people think Brian is a bored kid who likes to cling to his mother.
BRUCE
Comes from a place name Bruis or Braose, which is a village near Cherbourg, France. It is said that there was an owner in the village named Bruis. When the Normans conquered Britain, their descendants the conquerors came to Britain and introduced this name to Britain. Later, a national hero appeared in Scotland, named Robert Bruce. It is said that he was a descendant of the Bruce family who came from Faxuan.
CARL
(Old German) "Farmer" Same as CHARLES. Most people think that CARL is a straightforward person - taking care of others, a polite gentleman, smart, steady and calm. Some people who have a less favorable impression of CARL believe that he is a self-righteous and grumpy person.
CARY,
Carey (Wells) "from the castle", (same as Kerry) People think that Cary is a suitable name for a movie star, gentle, friendly, carefree person, some people I think this name sounds quite feminine.
CASPAR
People have two impressions of Caspar. Friendly, shy and helpful, just like an elf. Or older and more faithful, like Caspar in the Bible. CHARLES (Old English) is manly and strong. CHARLES is either seen as a hard-working, loyal friend and leader or as a smart, arrogant faultfinder.
CHENEY
Cheney means "people of the oak forest" in French. CHRIS is the abbreviation of CHRISTIAN and CHRISTOPHER. CHRIS gives people the impression of a fresh-faced, handsome American boy who is smart, cute and interesting.
COLIN
(Irish Gallouch) means "child"; same as NICHOLAS. People describe COLIN as a rich, blond flirt, a smart and knowledgeable person by day, and a charming person by night. playboy.
COSMO
Greek word meaning "universe" or "orderly". This name is common among Scots.
DANIEL
(Hebrew) "God is our judge". Daniel is described as a handsome and strong American Boy Scout, fond of sports, brave, friendly, trustworthy, well-bred, smart and easy-going people. DARRYL (Old English) means "dear".
DEREK
(Old German) meaning "ruler". DEREK5 is seen as a tall, handsome, manly athlete with a strong, quiet and shy personality.
DOUGLAS
(Scottish) "from the deep." People said that Douglas was a strong and handsome man, either the smart, sensitive and quiet type, or the brave, outgoing type who often caused a lot of trouble.
DAVID
(Hebrew) means beloved. People describe DAVID as a strong, handsome, intelligent man who is kind, humorous and independent.
DENNY
The abbreviation of all names starting with DEN. The name DENNY makes people think of the joker in the classroom - a fun-loving, friendly and extremely humorous young boy, but not very smart.
EDGAR
(Old English) "Fortunate Soldier". The original Anglo-Saxon name is Eadgar. Ead-This prefix means "rich" and "happiness".
In British history, there was a well-known king, Edgar the Peaceful, who created the British naval force and united eight minor kings, which enhanced the British national power. . The 19th century American poet and novelist Edgar Allan Poe was named Edgar, nicknamed Ed.
EDWARD
(Old English), the protector of happiness. People think that the name EDWARD is very suitable for a reserved bookworm, a well-dressed writer or a businessman.
EDWIN
(Old English) "Wealthy Friend" People describe EDWIN as an older and resourceful man. But for some people, EDWIN also has its dark and evil side.
ELLIOTT
is a trendy English name, derived from Elijah. The name Elliott gives people two feelings. One is that it attracts professionals who have high self-esteem and are smart and independent-minded. The other is a four-eyed frog, a nerd who does things strictly.
ELVIS
(Old Norse) "Almighty" as in Elwin. Elvis Presley is the representative figure of this name. People describe Elvis as a handsome and generous southern rock star EVAN (Wells) "young warrior" who sings blues, the Wells type of JOHN. People describe Evan as a gentle young man with a boy-like handsome face, smart enough to complete medical school, and talented enough to publish a book.
ERIC
(Norway) Eternal leader, eternal power, also the abbreviation of FREDERICK. Eric is described as a popular Sri Lankan Ravi who is confident, intelligent and kind-hearted.
FRANCIS
(Latin) French. The name FRANCIS is reminiscent of a steady scholar or a person who relies heavily on religion and lacks self-confidence. FRANK is the abbreviation of FRANCIS, FRANKLIN. People have two completely different impressions of FRANK: a hard-working older man, independent, friendly, and gentle. Otherwise, they are tall, strong, blue-collar people who are lazy, unpopular, and careless.
FRED
Abbreviation for all names containing "FRED". Fred is described as kind and funny. The FRED people call him is either short, fat, and bulky, or he is an elegant dancer, such as Fred Astaire.
GABY
is Gabriel's nickname, originally Hebrew, meaning "man of God". According to the Bible, the angel Gabriel was a messenger sent by God to announce the birth of John and Jesus.
GARFIELD
(Old English) meaning battlefield. Many people think of GARFIELD as being like that cartoon cat - a fat, trouble-making fur ball. Others believe that GARFIELD has the qualities of a leader - shrewd, worldly, yet boring.
GARY
means "pioneer". It is the abbreviation of Gerald. People think of Gary as a tall, strong, ordinary man who is approachable, kind and funny.
GAVIN
Old German, meaning "white eagle" or "war eagle". In ancient Welsh, Gawain or Gawen means "little eagle". The "eagle" has always been an object of worship for people in ancient Germany, Britain and other countries. They regard the "Eagle" as the symbol of the "War Gate" and their comrade-in-arms. GIBSON is an old German that means "a fair and aboveboard oath". It is said that this name expresses parents' desire that their children inherit the property and traditions of their ancestors.
GINO
is Ambrogino,:Luigino. Gino is known as a short, dark, muscular Italian who is friendly, energetic and funny.
GLEN
(Irish Galleke) means "valley". The abbreviation for GLENDON. GLEN is either seen as a kind, simple, down-to-earth middle-class man or a brave, smart and creative rich kid. HARRISONHARRISON (Old English), son of Henry. HARRISON has been described as a handsome, wealthy man, elegant, arrogant or sensitive and mild-tempered.
Latin form of HUGOHUGH
. In most people's eyes, HUGO is a round man (a bit fat) with a gentle personality, uniqueness and a sense of time.
HUNK
Big, big guy. In people's impression, HUNK is a hard-working, simple-minded, proactive young man who is lively and outgoing.
HOWARD
(Old English) A caretaker. Howard was describing either the boring middle class or the wealthy and powerful. HENRY (Old German) Lord of a manor. The name HENRY gives people many different views. The wimpy four-eyed bookworm, the ambitious, independent professional, or the strong, easy-going househusband.
IGNATIVS
(Latin) means, "in full swing", and its deformations are IGNACE and IGNATZ.
IVAN
Men's name, Russian form of John. Most people think of Ivan as a brave Russian man, tough, cold, and domineering. ISAAC (Hebrew) means "he laughed". ISAACs are thought of as intelligent, considerate, scholarly men, usually either Jewish or black.
JACK
Same as JOHN, JACOB; it is the abbreviation of JACKSON. Most people think that Jack is a authoritative person - physically strong, masculine, strong, conceited and smart. Some people think Jack is cute, funny and a guy who likes to pursue happiness.
JAMES
is the English form of JACOB, JAMES is described as a big, strong and handsome man, intelligent, rigorous, honest and dependent personality. Some people think James is a rude, conceited aristocrat.
JASON
He is regarded as a cute, blond boy who likes sports, but people have disputes about Jason's personality. He may be subjective, fun-loving, stubborn, unfettered, and mischievous, or he may be quiet, shy, and introspective. JEFFERYJEFFERY is described as a boyish, dark-haired, handsome man. Some people say that JEFFERY is a smart know-it-all, rich and arrogant boy, while others say that he is a middle-aged man, reliable, slow and monotonous.
JEROME
(Latin) A holy name. In people’s minds, Jerome is a traditional name. It reminds people of a funny, smart, and considerate boy.
JERRY
It is the abbreviation of GERALD, JEREMIAH, and JEROME. Most people think that Jerry is a tall, friendly, fun-loving person with a great personality. Some people think Jerry is a big guy who likes to wear gold chains.
JESSE
(Hebrew) "God exists". JESSE gives people the impression of a dominator - a tough, wild and unrestrained outlaw, who can be said to be a bad boy.
JIM
The abbreviation of James, JIM is considered to be a good-looking, athlete-like blond man, a friendly, quiet and ordinary man.
JIMMY
Abbreviation of JAMES. JIMMY is either portrayed as a friendly and innocent boy or the big guy next door.
JOE
Abbreviation of JOSEPH. JOE is seen as an average American boy - a strong, handsome man, considerate and easy to get along with.
JOHNNY
Same as JOHN. JOHNNY is seen as a dark-haired, tall, childish American boy. He is usually either a quiet boy who relies on his mother or a troublemaker who cannot calm down. JOHN (Hebrew) “God is merciful.” John, a name with strong biblical color, reminds people of a refreshing and intelligent man with a strong and independent personality. JOSHUA (Hebrew) means one who receives help from God. JOSHUA is regarded as a handsome man, shy, smart, independent and a loyal believer. JUSTIN (Latin) "good character". Justin is described as a cute, brown-haired, playful, childish man who likes fishing and walking dogs. People say Justin could become a wealthy professional, fair, respected, and reliable citizen.
KEN
is the abbreviation of the word ending in KEN. KEN is described as a tall, handsome, blond man, popular and funny.
KENNY
is the abbreviation of Kenneth. People regard Kenny as an ordinary American boy, a young football hero with a kind heart. As an adult, he is also a good man who is willing to devote himself to his family.
KEVIN
(Ireland) Gentle and lovable, KEVIN is described as a young American boy who likes sports, has a good heart and is a bit stubborn.
LANCE
(Old German) "Earth", Lance is described as the hero of romance novels - handsome, manly, rich, and a great playboy.
LARRY
Abbreviation of LAWRENCE. Most people think LARRY is easy-going and friendly - full of laughter wherever he goes. Some people think that LARRY is a profiteer who eats people without spitting out their bones.
LEE
(Old English) A person from the ranch. The name LEE combines two images: one is a strong, muscular, confident cowboy or a quiet, conservative sophisticate.
LEO
(Latin) "Lion", short for Leander, Leonard, and Leopold. Most people think of Leo as strong and gentle. He has been described as a passionate betrayer who always appears as an artist or a defender of peace.
LORI
The source is Latin Laurentium, which is changed from Laurentium (city of honor) or (field of laurels). Although, the root of this word "Laurel" and "laurel" are very attractive. Because in ancient times, "laurel" was used as a symbol of victory and "honor". Same as Lauren, Laurent, Loren, Lorin, Larry, Laurence, Lorry.
LUKE
"Lukenia" and LUCIUS LUKE are either seen as strong, sturdy, faithful, stupid, or funny, friendly, and noisy people. MARCUS is the same as MARK. MARCUS gives people the impression of a tall, strong and handsome athlete or a simple and boring businessman.
MARK
(Latin) means warlike. Militant? Not at all! People say Mark is a sports-loving, very handsome man, fun-loving and free-spirited, and a thoughtful friend.
MARS
From Latin, it is the name of the ancient Roman "God of War". Same as MARKS, MARTIN, MARCY. MICHAEL (Hebrew) A person who is like the Lord. MICHAEL is described as a strong, handsome man, a smart and successful hard worker, an easy-going, happy family man.
NEIL,
Neal (Irish Gallouch) means "champion". Most people regard Neil as a talented person with high achievements and a gentle personality. Some people think Neil is a stubborn person.
NICHOLAS
(Greek) "The victorious one." Thanks to the saint Nicholas, most people think that Nicholas is cute, fat, happy, and generous. Some people think Nicholas is a spoiled, unpredictable little devil.
OLIVER
(Latin), "olive tree". (Scandinavia) "Gentle dear". OLIVER gives people several impressions. A dirty country kid with no worries; a studious bookworm; a dedicated person; or a silly and funny comic book character.
OSCAR
(Scandinavia) "The Holy Gun Bearer". In people's minds, Oscar is either a funny, lazy, carefree daredevil or a stubborn, annoying person who often complains.
PAUL
(Latin) meaning "small". Most people think that Paul is a dignified, steady and determined person, but some people think that he is charming, creative and kind. PATRICK (Latin name) means "noble" and "noble". In Ireland and Scotland, this name is more popular.
PETER
(Greek) rock. People think that PETER is an unpretentious, honest and open person. Some people think that PETER is ambitious and explosive.
PHILIP
The name Philip gives people several different impressions: a vigorous officer; an arrogant prince; a wealthy businessman, a smart and introverted person.
PHOEBE
Smart, shiny. Of course, people think of Phoebe as a happy boy with a cheerful personality who makes everyone laugh.
RANDY
is the abbreviation of Randall, Randolph. RANDY is seen as a tall, thin, lovable boy who is either quiet, smart and hard-working, or he is a country boy who is good at sports and loves to play humor.
REX
(Latin) means emperor. Thank you HENARY HIGGINS for the statue of REX HARRISON. People’s impression of REX is that he is strong, dignified and has his own style, but others think he is a little reckless. Some people think that REX is a die-hard loner - maybe a pilot or a thief. REX is also a suitable name for a puppy. (Of course it's also suitable for dinosaurs!)
RICHARD
RICHARD means "the ruler in charge of power" in Old German. This name gives people two images; one is the handsome, strong, and athletic American. Boy: The other is an honest, serious, but respectful man.
RICHIE
Originally the Anglo-Saxon Ricehard, meaning "rule very firmly". In Old German, there is also a corresponding name Ricohard, which means "severe rule". Same as Rick, Ricky, Ritchie.
ROBERT
(Old English) "Brilliant and famous". ROBERT gives people two different impressions: a handsome, strong athlete, funny and outgoing; a stout ordinary person, quiet and conservative.
ROBINSON
Same as ROBERT; referred to as ROBIN. ROBINSON gives people two different impressions: one is a quiet hard-working worker or a lively and outgoing comedian such as Robin Williams.
ROCK
(Old English) comes from stone, for Rochester , short for Rockwell. Rock is used to describe a person with a strong mind and limbs - a big, muscular athlete, strong, blunt, as hard as a rock.
ROGER
(Old German) A famous gunslinger. ROGER is seen as a handsome man, friendly, lovable and full of fun.
RYAN
(Ireland) "Little King". Ryan is described as a strong, active man, handsome but shy.
SAM
is SAMSON, the abbreviation of SAMUEL. People remember SAM as a strong, gentle, loyal and down-to-earth person, and a close friend. The representative figure is the well-known UNCLE SAM
SAMUEL
(Hebrew), schama (meaning "listen") and El (meaning "God"). Its full meaning is "one who is heard by God." This is related to the legend in the Bible. The Bible says that the mother of the prophet Samuel regarded his birth as God's reward for her prayers.
SEAN
is the Irish form of John.
SHAWN
A person who is described as an unstable loner, such as Sean Penn, or a handsome, exciting, upper-class British person, such as Sean Connery. SHAWN is the Irish form of John, Sean. SHAWN is described as a handsome young man, lively, popular and gentle.
SIDNEY
(French) Derived from Saint Denis. The name SIDNEY reminds people of a knowledgeable, expert, handsome and kind-hearted person. Although some people think that SIDNEY is anti-traditional and does not play by the rules.
SIMON
Hebrew, meaning listener. SIMON is regarded as a strong and burly man, either with a quiet personality or with intelligence and creativity.
SOLOMON
Hebrew, meaning calm little man. Reminiscent of a short, bald Jewish teacher or prophet, strong, gentle, and wise.
SPARK
(USA) "Sparkling", SPARK is described as a dynamic person - someone who is responsive, energetic and brings things to people.
SPENCER
From French, meaning warehouse keeper or grain distributor. People's impression of him comes directly from SPENCER TRACY. People imagine SPENCER as an older man with gray hair and a very humorous character.
SPIKE
A long, heavy nail. SPIKE is portrayed as an independent and strong street boss, possibly a tough guy or a boxer. Some people think this name is very suitable for dogs; I know a dog named SPIKE.
STANLEY
(Old English) from pasture. The name STANLEY gives people two impressions: a quiet, older blue-collar worker or a skinny weirdo.
STEVEN
Same as Stephen. People think of Steven as a tall, handsome man, calm, polite and kind-hearted.
STUART
Originally from Scots, a person who takes care of livestock can sometimes be interpreted as a person who takes care of property. It gives people two impressions: a majestic and mighty master or a smart and well-educated gentleman.
TERRENCE
(Latin) "Smooth", the name TERENCE reminds people of a lively, tall black man or a dark-haired, gentle boy.
TERRY
The abbreviation of TERENCE, TERRY is a boy who likes to pursue fun, likes sports, is kind, and full of laughter.
TIMOTHY
The original Greek word TIMOTHEOS means glorious God. Most people think of Timothy as a shy, sweet, cute kid.
TOMMY
The abbreviation of THOMAS, TOMMY gives people the feeling of a boy next door, a handsome and cute little blond boy.
TOM
The abbreviation of THOMAS, TOM can be said to be the representative of typical Americans, omnipresent, confident, likable and down-to-earth.
THOMAS
Ancient Aramaic, meaning twins. THOMAS is considered a smart, reliable, well-bred and resourceful man.
TONY
is the abbreviation of ANTHONY. People see Tony as a kind, strong athlete, a calm boy who can take care of himself.
TYLER
Old English, bricklayer. TYLER gives people two impressions: a rich and arrogant businessman or a fat, kind and carefree businessman.
VAN
(Dutch) "noble descendant", a surname for many Dutch names. VERNVernon abbreviation. Vern has two quite different meanings: a dull, monotonous strange old man or a handsome black-haired young man who is brave and has the courage to conquer thousands of armies.
VINCENT
(Latin) "to conquer". Most people think Vincent is a quiet man who looks like a work of art. Steady and considerate. However, some people think Vincent is an evil sinner.
WARREN
(Old French) "Guardian", the name WARREN gives people two impressions: a handsome and cunning person who is always involved in trouble; or a hard-working accountant, smart but tedious.
WESLEY
(Old English) from the western prairies. The name WESLEY gives people two impressions: one is a spoiled, sweet and arrogant sissy. The other is a young professional with a naughty personality.
My name is Tang Sijie, a male name
Aaron
Aaron (Aaron) is a character in the Bible, the brother of Moses, and belongs to the tribe of Levi. He was the first chief priest of ancient Israel and the founder of the priesthood. He was the spokesman on Moses' behalf in dealing with the Egyptian Pharaoh when he petitioned the Egyptian Pharaoh for the release of the Israelites. When the Israelites left, Moses was with them. Although he led the Israelites to worship the golden calf during this period, he was still forgiven. After the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Place were built, he and his sons were ordained as priests and were called Aaronites.
The Bible·Exodus Chapter 4 Verse 14, Leviticus 1 Verse 5
AARON
(Hebrew) inspired meaning, AARON is described as a man who is not tall but handsome, Honest and hard-working, with a sense of responsibility, he is an efficient leader with a calm personality.
ABEL
(Hebrew) means "breathing" and is the abbreviation of ABELARD. Most people think that ABEL is a tall, strong athlete
who is capable, independent, and smart. Some people think of ABEL as a small, docile boy.
ABRAHAM
Originally Hebrew, meaning "Father of the Nation". Later, it evolved to mean "Father of All". Most people describe ABRAHAM
as a tall, strong, bearded leader, honest, dignified, and intelligent, like President Abraham Lincoln.
ADAM
(Hebrew) meaning "made of red clay". It is said that God created man from red clay, and Adam was the first man he created. ADAM is described
as a tall, dark, handsome, muscular man, calm and intelligent.
ADRIAN
(Latin) meaning "black". ADRIAN is described as a charming, feminine man, sensitive, considerate, lovable, and wealthy.
ALVA
The Hebrew name gives people a very noble and solemn feeling. The Bible says that ALVA is a place name and a racial name.
ALEX
is the abbreviation of ALEXANDER. People think that ALEX is a strong man with Greek ancestry, smart, kind and lovable
.
ALAN
It is said that there is a poet in England named Alawn, which is very similar to the meaning of Alan. However, later on, this name was often deformed
into Eilian, Allan, Ailin, Ailon, etc. Alan is pronounced like the Saxon Aylwyn or Alwyn (familiar
friend). So it is very popular in the UK.
ALBERT
(Old English) means noble and wise. ALBERT evokes three images: fat, bulky, and slow, like Fat
Albert; smart, eccentric, like Albert Einstein; or formal.
ALFRED
(Old English) A wise counselor. ALFRED gives people two completely different impressions: one is an overweight wise man, the so-called wise man is
a wise old man who acts cautiously, and the other is a weak nerd.
ANDREW
There were manly, strong, brave men in Greece.
ANDY
is the abbreviation of ANDREW. ANDY is described as a tall, blond, ordinary man with a childlike innocence, happy, easy-going, honest and honest
.
ANGUS
(Gaelic) The only option. ANGUS are seen as fools who behave strangely and get into trouble.
ANTHONY
(Latin) meaning "priceless", ANTHONY is believed to be a tall, dark Italian man, smart, strong and stoic.
ARTHUR
(Celtic) "Noble", (Welsh) hero. Arthur has two different meanings: an old man whose life is full of stories and who likes to attract attention
with interesting purposes; or a wise man who is quiet, different and keeps his promises.
AUSTIN
Same as August, Augustine, AUSTIN is regarded as a smart, honest and polite big boy, or a rich man who is proud of his talent.
BEN
(Hebrew) "son"; abbreviation of all names beginning with BEN. Ben is described as a tall, strong, dark-haired man,
quiet, sweet, easy-going, and gentle.
BENSON
(Hebrew English) Son of Benjamin. Thanks to the impression of Benson Dubois on TV,
Benson is described as a quick-witted black butler, smart, thoughtful and funny.
BRANT
Old German, meaning "goblin". The so-called goblin here is not a derogatory term as you and I think, but a general name for gods
used by ancient Germans.
BRENT
Represents a mountain top or summer resort.
BRIAN
(Irish) "strength, virtue", most people regard Brian as an Irish man, smart, sportsy, and good at
social interaction. Some people think Brian is a bored kid who likes to cling to his mother.
BRUCE
Comes from the place name Bruis or Braose, a village near Cherbourg, France. It is said that there was a village owner named Bruis in the village. When the Normans conquered England, their descendants the conquerors came to England and introduced this name to England. Later, a national hero appeared in Scotland named Robert Bruce, who was said to be a
descendant of the Bruce family who came from France.
CARL
(Old German) "Farmer." Same as CHARLES. Most people think that CARL is a straightforward person who cares for others, a polite
gentleman, smart, steady and calm. Some people who have a less favorable impression of CARL believe that he is self-righteous and has a bad temper.
CARY, Carey
(Wells) "from the castle", (same as Kerry) People thought Cary was a name suitable for a movie star, gentle, friendly
kind, carefree person, some People think this name sounds quite feminine.
CASPAR
People have two impressions of Caspar. Friendly, shy, and helpful, just like an elf. Or older and
faithful, like Caspar in the Bible.
CHARLES
(Old German) Manly, strong. CHARLES is either seen as a hard-working, loyal friend and leader, or he is regarded as a smart, arrogant and critical person.
CHENEY
Cheney means "people of the oak forest" in French. CHRIS is the abbreviation of CHRISTIAN, CHRISTOPHER. CHRIS gives people the impression of a refreshing, standard American boy who is smart, cute and interesting.
COLIN
(Irish Gallouch) means "child"; same as NICHOLAS. COLIN is described as a rich, blond flirt, clever and knowledgeable by day
by night. Charming playboy.
COSMO
The Greek word means "universe" or "orderly". This name is common among Scots.
DANIEL
(Hebrew) “God is our judge.” Daniel is described as a handsome, strong American Boy Scout, athletic, brave, friendly, trustworthy, well-bred, intelligent and easy-going.
DARRYL
(Old English) meaning "dear".
DEREK
(Old German) meaning "ruler". DEREK is regarded as a tall, handsome, manly athlete with a strong
personality, quiet and shy personality.
DOUGLAS
(Scottish Gaelic) "from the deep." People say Douglas was a strong, handsome man, either the smart, sensitive, quiet
type or the brave, outgoing type who often got into a lot of trouble.
DAVID
(Hebrew) means "beloved." People describe DAVID as a strong, handsome, intelligent man who is kind, humorous and independent.
DENNY
An abbreviation for all names starting with DEN, the name DENNY is reminiscent of a playful, friendly, extremely humorous young boy in class, but not very bright.
EDGAR
(Old English) "Fortunate Soldier." The original Anglo-Saxon name is Eadgar. Ead- This prefix means "rich",
"happiness". In British history, there is a well-known king, Edgar the Peaceful, who created
the British naval force and united eight minor kings, which enhanced the British national power. The nineteenth-century American poet and novelist Edgar Allan Poe was called Edgar, nicknamed Ed.
EDWARD
(Old English) The protector of happiness. The name EDWARD is thought to suit an uptight bookworm, a dapper writer, or a businessman.
EDWIN
(Old English) "a rich friend." EDWIN is portrayed as an older and resourceful man. But for some,
EDWIN also has a dark and sinister side.
ELLIOTT
is a trendy English name derived from Elijah. The name Elliott gives people two feelings. One is that it attracts professionals who have high self-esteem and are smart and independent. The other is a four-eyed frog, a nerd who does things strictly.
ELVIS
(Old Norse) "The Almighty." Same as Elwin. Elvis Presley is the epitome of this name. Elvis
has been described as a handsome, blues-singing Southern rock star.
EVAN
(Wells) "Young Warrior", the Wells type of JOHN. People describe Evan as a gentle young man with a handsome face like a boy, smart enough to complete medical school, and talented enough to publish a book.
ERIC
(Norway) Eternal leader, eternal power, also short for FREDERICK. ERIC is described as a popular Sri Lankan
Lavian, confident, intelligent, and kind-hearted.
FRANCIS
(Latin) French. The name FRANCIS is associated with a steady scholar or a person who relies heavily on religion and lacks self-confidence.
FRANK is the abbreviation of FRANCIS, FRANKLIN. People have two completely different impressions of FRANK: a hard-working older
man, independent, friendly, and gentle. Otherwise, they are tall, strong, blue-collar people who are lazy, unpopular, and careless.
FRED
Abbreviation for all names containing "FRED". FRED has been described as kind and funny. People call FRED either the short, fat, clumsy type, or an elegant dancer like Fred Astaire.
GABY
is Gabriel's nickname, originally Hebrew, meaning "man of God". According to the Bible, the angel Gabriel was a messenger sent by God
to announce the births of John and Jesus.
GARFIELD
(Old English) meaning battlefield. Many people think of GARFIELD as just like that cartoon cat - a fat, trouble-making furball.
Others believe that GARFIELD has the qualities of a leader - shrewd, worldly, yet boring.
GARY
Means "pioneer". is the abbreviation of Gerald. People think of Gary as a tall, stocky, average man,
down to earth, kind and funny.
GAVIN
Old German, meaning "white eagle" or "war eagle". In Old Welsh, Gawain or Gawen means "little eagle".
The "Eagle" has always been an object of worship for people in ancient Germany, Britain and other countries. They regard the "eagle" as a symbol of "battle" and a comrade in
their hearts.
GIBSON
Old English, meaning "a fair and aboveboard oath". It is said that this name expresses parents' desire that their children inherit the property and traditions of their ancestors.
GINO
is Ambrogino, Luigino. Gino was known as a short, dark, muscular Italian who was friendly, energetic
and funny.
GLEN
(Irish Galleke) meaning "valley". Abbreviation for GLENDON. GLEN is either seen as a kind, simple, and down-to-earth
middle-class man, or he is seen as a brave, smart, and creative rich kid.
HARRISON
(Old English) Son of Henry. HARRISON has been described as a handsome, wealthy man, elegant, arrogant, or sensitive, mild-tempered
person.
HUGO
Latin form of HUGH. In most people's eyes, HUGO is a mellow man (a bit chubby) with a gentle personality, unique personality, and
a sense of time.
HUNK
Big, big. In people's impression, HUNK is a hard-working, simple-minded, proactive young man who is lively and outgoing
.
HOWARD
(Old English) A caretaker. Howard was describing either the boring middle class or the wealthy and powerful.
HENRY
(Old German) The lord of a manor. The name HENRY gives people several different perspectives. A wimpy four-eyed bookworm, an ambitious,
independent professional, or a strong, easy-going farmer.
IGNATIVS
(Latin) means, "in full swing", its variants are IGNACE, IGNATZ.
IVAN
A male given name, Russian form of John. Most people think of Ivan as a brave Russian man, tough, cold, and domineering.
ISAAC
(Hebrew) means "he laughed". ISAACs are thought of as intelligent, considerate, scholarly men, usually either Jewish or
black.
JACK
Same as JOHN, JACOB is the abbreviation of JACKSON. Most people think Jack is a threatening person. Physically strong, yang
strong, strong, conceited, intelligent. Others think Jack is cute, funny, and a guy who likes to pursue happiness.
JAMES
is the English form of JACOB. JAMES is described as a big, strong, handsome man, smart, rigorous, honest, and
dependent in personality. Some people think James is a rude, conceited aristocrat.
JASON
is recognized as a cute, sporty blond boy, but people have disputes about Jason's personality. He may be subjective, funny and popular, stubborn, unfettered, and mischievous, or he may be quiet, shy, and introspective.
JEFFERY
JEFFERY is described as a boyish, dark-haired, handsome man. Some people say JEFFERY is a smart know-it-all, rich and arrogant boy, others say he is a middle-aged man, reliable, slow and monotonous.
JEROME
(Latin) A holy name. In people’s minds, Jerome is a traditional name. It reminds people of a funny, smart,
and considerate boy.
JERRY
is the abbreviation of GERALD, JEREMIAH, and JEROME. Most people think Jerry is a tall, friendly, fun-loving person with excellent personality
. Some people think Jerry is a big guy who likes to wear gold chains.
JESSE
(Hebrew) "God exists." JESSE gives the impression of a dominator as a tough, wild and unrestrained outlaw. It can be said that
is a bad guy.
JIM
Abbreviation for James, JIM is considered a good-looking, athletic blond man, friendly, quiet and ordinary man.
JIMMY
Abbreviation for JAMES. JIMMY is either portrayed as a friendly, innocent boy or as the big guy next door.
JOE
Abbreviation for JOSEPH. JOE is regarded as an average American boy - a strong, handsome man, considerate and easy to get along with.
JOHNNY
Same as JOHN. JOHNNY is seen as a dark-haired, tall, childish American boy. He is usually either a quiet boy who relies on his mother, or a troublemaker who cannot calm down.
JOHN
(Hebrew) “God is merciful.” John, a name with strong biblical color, reminds people of a refreshing and intelligent man
with a strong and independent personality.
JOSHUA
(Hebrew) means one who receives help from God. JOSHUA is regarded as a handsome man, shy, intelligent, independent, and a loyal believer
.
JUSTIN
(Latin) "of good character." Justin is described as a cute, brown-haired, playful, childish man who likes fishing and
walking dogs. People say Justin could become a wealthy professional, fair, respected, and reliable citizen.
KEN
is the abbreviation for the word ending in KEN. KEN is portrayed as a tall, handsome blond man, popular, funny, but superficial.
KENNY
is the abbreviation of Kenneth. People regard kenny as an ordinary American boy, a young football hero, and kind-hearted.
As an adult, he is also a good man who is willing to devote himself to his family.
KEVIN
(Ireland) Gentle and lovable, KEVIN is described as a young, athletic American boy with a good heart and a bit of a stubborn streak.
LANCE
(Old German) "Earth", Lance is described as the hero of romance novels - handsome, manly, wealthy, and
a powerful playboy.
LARRY
Abbreviation for LAWRENCE. Most people think of LARRY as easy-going and friendly, full of laughter wherever he goes. Some people think that
LARRY is a profiteer who eats people without spitting out their bones.
LEE
(Old English) A person from the ranch. The name LEE combines two images: a strong, muscular, confident cowboy; or a quiet, conservative sophisticate.
LEO
(Latin) "lion", short for Leander, Leonard, and Leopold. Most people think of Leo as strong and gentle
. He has been described as a passionate betrayer who always appears as an artist or a defender of peace.
LORI
originates from the Latin word Laurentium (Laurentius), which is changed from Laurentium (city of honor) or (field of laurels)
. Obviously, the root of this word "Laurel" is very attractive. Because in ancient times, "laurel" was used as a symbol of victory
and "honor". Same as Lauren, Laurent, Loren, Lorin, Larry, Laurence, Lorry.
LUKE
"A man of Lukenia." Same as LUCIUS LUKE is seen as either strong, sturdy, loyal, silly, or funny, friendly, and noisy
.
MARCUS
Same as MARK, MARCUS. The impression given is that of a tall, strong, handsome athlete, or a simple and boring businessman.
MARK
(Latin) meaning "warlike". He is a sports-loving, very handsome man, fun-loving and free-spirited, and a careful friend
.
MARS
comes from Latin and is the name of the ancient Roman "God of War". Same as MARKS, MARTIN, MARCY.
MICHAEL
(Hebrew) A person who is like the Lord, MICHAEL is described as a strong, handsome man, smart, successful hard worker, easy-going, happy
family man.
NEIL, Neal
(Irish Gallouch) means "champion". Most people regard Neil as a smart, talented person with high achievements and a gentle
personality. Some people think Neil is arrogant and stubborn.
NICHOLAS
(Greek) "The victorious one." Thanks to the saint Nicholas, most people think of Nicholas as cute, fat, happy,
generous. Some thought Nicholas was a spoiled, unpredictable little devil.
OLIVER
(Latin) "olive tree". (Scandinavia) "Gentle dear". OLIVER gives people several impressions. A dirty, carefree country kid; a studious bookworm; a dedicated person; or a silly, funny cartoon character.
OSCAR
(Scandinavia) "The Holy Gun Bearer". In people's minds, Oscar is either a funny, lazy, carefree and reckless
ghost, or someone who is annoyingly stubborn and complains a lot.
PAUL
(Latin) means "small". Most people think that PAUL is a dignified, steady and determined person, but some people think that he is charming, creative
and kind.
PATRICK
(Latin name), meaning "noble" or "noble". In Ireland and Scotland, this name is more popular.
PETER
(Greek) rock. PETER is seen as unpretentious, honest and open. Some people think that PETER is full of
ambition and explosiveness.
PHILIP
The name Philip gives people several different impressions: a vigorous officer; an arrogant prince; a wealthy businessman, a smart and introverted person
.
PHOEBE
Clever and shiny. Of course. People think of Phoebe as a happy boy with a cheerful personality who makes everyone laugh.
RANDY
is the abbreviation of Randall, Randolph. RANDY is seen as a tall, thin, lovable boy. If he is not quiet, smart and hard-working,
he is a country boy who is good at sports and loves to play humor.
REX
(Latin) meaning "emperor". Thank you HENARY HIGGINS for the statue of REX HARRISON. People's impression of REX is that he is strong, dignified and has his own style, but others think he is a bit reckless. Some people think that REX is a loner
hardcore, maybe a pilot or a thief. REX is also a great name for a puppy. (For dinosaurs too of course??! )
RICHARD
RICHARD means "the ruler in charge" in Old German. This name gives people two images; one is a handsome, strong,
athletic American boy; the other is honest , a serious, but dedicated and gregarious man.
RICHIE
Originally comes from the Anglo-Saxon language, Ricehard, which means "ruling very firmly". In Old English, there is also a corresponding name
Ricohard, which means "severe rule". Same as Rick, Ricky, Ritchie.
ROBERT
(Old English) "Brilliant and famous". ROBERT gives people two different impressions: a handsome, strong athlete, fun and outgoing
; and a stout ordinary person, quiet and conservative.
ROBINSON
Same as ROBERT; abbreviated as ROBIN. ROBINSON gives people two different impressions: one is a quiet and hard-working worker, or a lively and outgoing comedian, such as Robin Williams.
ROCK
(Old English) is derived from stone and is the abbreviation of Rochester and Rockwell. Rock is used to describe a person with a simple mind and well-developed limbs, a big, muscular athlete, strong, blunt, and as hard as a rock.
ROGER
(Old German) A famous gunslinger. ROGER is seen as a handsome man, friendly, likeable and full of fun.
RYAN
(Irish) "Little King". Ryan is described as a strong, active man, handsome but shy.
SAM
is SAMSON, the abbreviation of SAMUEL. People remember SAM as a strong, gentle, loyal and down-to-earth man, and a
dear friend. The representative figure is the well-known UNCLE SAM.
SAMUEL
(Hebrew), schama (meaning "hear") and El (meaning "God"). Its full meaning is "one who is
heard by God." This is related to the legend in the Bible. The Bible says that the mother of the prophet Samuel viewed his birth as God's answer to
her prayers.
SEAN
is the Irish form of John.
SHAWN
is described as a moody, lonely person, such as Sean Penn; or as a handsome, exciting, upper-class British person, such as Sean Sean
Nalley. SHAWN is the Irish form of John, Sean. SHAWN is described as a handsome young man, lively, popular, and gentle
.
SIDNEY
(French) Derived from Sage Denis. The name SIDNEY conjures up images of a knowledgeable expert, handsome and kind-hearted. There are also
people who think that SIDNEY is anti-traditional and does not play by the rules.
SIMON
Hebrew, meaning "listener". SIMON is seen as a strong, burly man, either with a quiet, austere personality, or else intelligent and creative.
SOLOMON
Hebrew, meaning "calm little man". Reminiscent of a short, bald Jewish teacher or prophet, strong, gentle, and wise.
SPARK
(USA) "Sparkling," SPARK is described as energetic, responsive, animated, and someone who brings
happiness to people.
SPENCER
comes from French meaning "warehousekeeper" or "grain distributor". The impression one gets of him comes straight out of SPENCER TRACY.
People imagine SPENCER as an older man with gray hair and a sense of humor.
SPIKE
A long, heavy nail. SPIKE is portrayed as an independent and tough street boss, possibly a roughneck or a boxer. Some people think this
name is suitable for a dog.
STANLEY
(Old English) from pasture. The name STANLEY gives two impressions: quiet, older, blue-collar worker, or scrawny
weirdo.
STEVEN
Same as Stephen. People think of Steven as a tall, handsome man, calm, polite and kind-hearted.
STUART
Originally a Scots word, a person who looks after livestock can sometimes be interpreted as a person who looks after property. It gives people two impressions: a majestic and mighty master,
or a smart, well-educated gentry.
TERRENCE
(Latin) "Smooth", the name TERENCE reminds people of a lively, slender, tall black man or a dark-haired, gentle
boy.
TERRY
is the abbreviation of TERENCE. TERRY is a boy who likes to pursue fun, likes sports, is kind, and full of laughter.
TIMOTHY
The original Greek word TIMOTHEOS means glorious God. Most people think of Timothy as a shy, sweet, cute kid.
TOMMY
is the abbreviation of THOMAS. TOMMY gives people the feeling of a boy next door, a handsome and cute blond boy.
TOM
is the abbreviation of THOMAS. TOM can be said to be the representative of typical Americans, omnipresent, confident, likable, and
down to earth.
THOMAS
Old Aramaic, meaning twins. THOMAS is considered a smart, reliable, well-bred and quick-witted man.
TONY
is the abbreviation of ANTHONY. People see TONY as a kind, strong athlete, a calm boy who can take care of himself.
TYLER
Old English, bricklayer. TYLER gives people two impressions: rich and arrogant, or fat, kind and carefree businessman.
VAN
(Dutch) "noble descendant", a surname of many Dutch names.
VERN
Abbreviation for Vernon. Vern has two quite different meanings: a dull, monotonous strange old man, or a handsome black-haired young man who is brave, active, and has the courage to conquer thousands of armies.
VINCENT
(Latin) "to conquer." Most people think of Vincent as a quiet, work-like man. Steady and considerate. However
Some people think Vincent is an evil sinner.
WARREN
(Old German) "Guardian", the name WARREN gives people two impressions: a handsome and cunning
person who is always involved in trouble; or a hard-working accountant, smart but tedious.
WESLEY
(Old English) from the western prairies. The name WESLEY gives people two impressions: one is a spoiled, sweet and arrogant girly
tone. The other is a young professional with a naughty personality.
WILLIAM
(Old German) meaning "willing to be a hermit". WILLIAM is described as a tall, distinguished professional, conservative, intelligent, serious,
quite dull.
WILLY
Same as WILLIE, short for all names starting with WILL. People describe WILLIE as a short, skinny country boy, kind and musically talented, but a bit slow
I hope my answer can be helpful to you~
The third 200-point kneeling English name
Hello, I am an English major. I read your question carefully and helped you choose a name
Chigott phonetic symbol /t long Si'g reverse ct/ (if you can't type the phonetic symbol, just take a look and I believe you can spell it yourself. Come out)
Transliterated as Qi Gaote, this is the name of the protagonist in an English movie I watched around 1995. The protagonist is a professional killer, but the name is quite cool. I don’t know if you like it
If you have any questions, please send me a message
You can also choose Qicott/Kicott/Tchicott, which have similar consonants in pronunciation, whichever you like.
What does gino mean in Chinese?
It should have no special meaning. Some English names have only pronunciation. .
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