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Name
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Heritage
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Sex
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Description
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U-Boat |
English |
Both |
Important and significant tool in the fight between Germany and Britain during WWII. Military. |
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U2 |
English |
Both |
One of the most highly regarded and recognized bands of the 20th (and into 21st) century. Music. |
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Uactaran |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for president. |
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Uactaran |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for superior. Such as your dog has no concerns over being superior but simply to see you happy. Ask any dog trainer if they've ever seen a happy owner with an unhappy dog. Titles and other claims to fame are not something the dog comprehends. They do respond to attention though, not just the attention from winning but the attention from training and having their people spend time with them. So spend lots of time with your dog, and you will find he/she is superior to any dog you see (including those winning in the big competitions on TV). |
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Uaine |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic masculine. An ancient Irish Name. Mythic. |
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Uallach |
Celtic |
Female |
Gaelic feminine. A chief ancient poetess. |
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Uan |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for lamb. Animal. Term of endearment. |
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Uasal |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for noble. Mythic. Military. |
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Ugani |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic masculine. Led armies into Britain in 200BC |
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Uilfrid |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic masculine. Wilfred. "Will-peace" |
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Uisce |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for water. Nature. |
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Uisce Beata |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for whiskey. And there is nothing like Irish Whiskey! Food. |
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Ula |
Celtic |
Female |
Gaelic for sea jewel. Money. |
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Ulffr |
Scandanavian |
Both |
Of the wolves. |
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Ull |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for apple tree. Nature. |
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Ullam |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for ready. Games. |
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Ultan |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic masculine. Seventh century, Oolthauin, brother of Fursey. |
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Ulysses |
English |
Both |
Anglicized version of Odysseus, a Greek hero of the Iliad by Homer. |
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Umal |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for obedient. |
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Umall |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for dutiful. Military. |
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Una |
Celtic |
Female |
Gaelic feminine. An Irish Form of Agnes. |
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Uncal |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic for uncle. People. |
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Unfraidh |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic masculine. Peace Giant. |
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Uno |
English |
Both |
Popular card game. Games. |
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Unseelie Court |
Scottish |
Both |
The faerie court made up of faeries who wish harm to others and are not above trickery and viciousness to accomplish it. |
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Up Helly A' |
English |
Both |
From the Shetland Islands, the last day of Yule, or 12th Night. |
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Upton |
English |
Both |
Old English from the upper town area. |
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Uptown |
English |
Both |
Referring to the high rent district. Super classy and prestigious. Wealth. Money. Billy Joel's Uptown Girl. Music |
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Urchin |
English |
Both |
Common for a small sea animal called the sea urchin. Later, during the Victorian era, the word was borrowed and used as "Street Urchin" to refer to the many homeless children on the streets. Great name for that little darling. |
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Uri |
Ancient |
Both |
Biblical for my light. |
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Urisk |
Scottish |
Both |
A very lucky brownie to have about and part of the Seelie Court. They look alot like a satyr with a rear like a goat. They will do many tasks around a farm including household tasks, herding and caring for the animals and repairs. They tend toward loneliness at night and often frightened travellers by following them for company. They prefer to live by ponds and are generally solitary only meeting with their own kind occasionally. |
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Ursula |
Celtic |
Female |
Gaelic feminine. Latin for Little Bear. |
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Ursula |
Ancient |
Female |
Latin meaning little bear. |
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Uru |
Celtic |
Both |
Gaelic for eclipse. Nature. |
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Usnach |
Celtic |
Male |
Gaelic masculine. Legendary king whose famouse sons fled to Scotland in the tale of Deidre of the Sorrows. |
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Utah |
Native American |
Both |
Indian tribal name. |
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Uzziah |
Ancient |
Both |
Biblical for God is my strength. |
