Names for Tuesday

GIRLS

Ruhala

Tsia

Verla


BOYS

Aata - Celtic, meaning "stone" or "bear" or Germanic meaning "thor, the eagle" or the Maori form of Arthur, with those same meanings

St. Bartholomew's martyrdom

Barthélemy or Barthélémy - French, from the Aramaic name Bar-Tolmay, which means "son of Tolmay" or "son of the furrows". The English equivalent is Bartholomew which comes from the Greek "Bartholomaios", which comes from the Aramaic Bar-Tolmay. Saint Barthelemy is a Caribbean Island, more commonly known as St. Bart's.

Island of St. Barthelemy

NOT SURE OF GENDER

Cloudsby-

2, 014 Names 21 + 7 = 28

7 more names for you to meet. That will make 28 names so far, of our 2,014.

Roman woman
 

Valeria - the feminine form of Valerius, which was a Roman surname. It came from the Latin word 'valere' "to be strong". Pronounced 'vuh lair ee uh' in English.

Wilhelmine - The feminine form of the German name Wilhelm, which came from the name Willahelm. Wil meaning "will, desire" and helm meaning "helmet, protection". Pronounced "wil hel meen".

Ximena -Spanish or Basque, feminine form of Ximeno, which is possibly a form of Simon or may come from the Basque word 'seme' which means "son". Simon is the Greek form of the Hebrew name Shim'on which means "he has heard". In Spanish this is pronounced 'hee may nuh'. It can also be spelled Jimena.

Yaroslav -the Russian form of Jaroslaw. It is pronounced 'yah roe slahf'. Jaroslaw  is Polish and comes from the Slavic roots 'jary' which means 'fierce' or 'strong' and 'slawa' which means 'glory'.

Zephaniah- this comes from the Hebrew name Tzefanyah, which means "Yahweh has hidden". In English Zephaniah is pronounced 'zef uh nye uh' where 'nye' sounds like the word 'nigh' in English (long i sound).

Abdiel - a Hebrew name which means "servant of God", coming from the roots 'ebed' 'servant' and 'el' 'god'.

Bartolo - Spanish form of the Greek name Bartholomeos, which came from an Aramaic name that meant 'son of Talmai'.