My first name, James, is an English name derived from Old French, itself derived from Latin as a cognate for Jacob, meaning "supplanter". My last name from my Irish paternal side, Lee, is derived from the Old English word "Lēah", meaning a meadow or clearing.
Étienne, with accent and all. I'm too lazy to google what it means.
Have a rare blonde with big ass.
>>57049082
Thanks anon!
Landon
No fucking idea. I always think of someone parachuting and landing on a topical island when I hear someone say my name
>>57049316
From Wikipedia:
> Landon is a personal name of English origin that means "long hill". It is a variant of Langdon.
>>57049082
Also from Wikipedia:
> Étienne, a French equivalent of Stephen/Steven/Steve
>>57048669
>Zach
Usual English form of ZACHARIAS. This form has been in use since the Middle Ages, though it did not become common until after the Protestant Reformation. It was borne by American military commander and president Zachary Taylor (1784-1850).
Meaning: Remembered by God
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOrTA3iNZaM
>>57048669
>Lee
My name is Leighton. Ton is Old English for enclosure, estate, or homestead and many Old English communities such as Brighton, Southampton and Boston have this suffix.
So my name literally means from the meadow farm, farm in a clearing in the woods or basically, farmstead.
Originally the GH has pronounced hard because it was sometimes spelled "Lectone".
>>57049526
Seems like it, my parents are muh heritage frenchboos.
>>57049805
I wasn't aware of Frenchies in Argentina. Interessant
>>57049718
Yeah, topographical names are really interesting. Not a lot of people are interested in what they mean anymore though.
>>57050051
Yeah my parents picked that because we lived on a meadow farm then. Works for me I guess.
Mario is a modern form of the roman name Marius, bore by the male members of the gens maria [citation needed]
Zamora most likely comes from "De Zamora", making reference to the province or city of Zamora in Spain. I don't know how my family came to have this surname since the origin of my great grandfather is uncertain.
Family legend has it my grandad and his brothers were all bastards and their mother was a sonoran indian who already bore the surname.
Such is life in the desert
>>57050619
>rude
>>57048669
God is my judge.
>>57048669
Donncha
Dark-haired warrior.
Lukiitas, nose wacho es lo ke mis viejos me pusieron de nombre, estoi re loko kompadree
>>57048669
My parents are Hungarian and Scottish...my name makes no fucking sense.
My name is Justin.....allegedly, it means justice. So, technically, I'm a white trash male equivelqnt of some stripper who dropped out of high school named candy....
He who stands out among everyone else.
>>57051223
Or however it meant "brave" or "he who faces his enemies" in its roman variant.
Try to guess it /int/
>>57051327
Valentino?
>>57051536
Valentín? Valente? Valerio?
First name is Henrique, that means "ruler of the home" apparently. Last name is Carvalho, I remember my mom telling me that it means oak tree or something of the sort.
