Valentino
Meaning: Strong, healthy Gender: Male Pronunciation: Val-En-Tee-No Language origin of Valentino: Germanic Regional origin of Valentino: Northern Europe Languages Valentino is most common: English Religions Valentino is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Val Last letter and sound: O, en Alternative Spelling: Valent, Valentinoe, Val
Vance
Meaning: Marshland Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vans Language origin of Vance: Germanic Regional origin of Vance: Northern Europe Languages Vance is most common: English Religions Vance is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vans Last letter and sound: E, – Alternative Spelling: Vancy, Vanc, Vanson
Turner
Meaning: One who works with a lathe Gender: Male Pronunciation: Turn-Er Language origin of Turner: Germanic Regional origin of Turner: Northern Europe Languages Turner is most common: English Religions Turner is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Turn Last letter and sound: R, er Alternative Spelling: Turn, Turney, Turnerby
Twyford
Meaning: Two fords Gender: Male Pronunciation: Twi-Ford Language origin of Twyford: Germanic Regional origin of Twyford: Northern Europe Languages Twyford is most common: English Religions Twyford is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Twi Last letter and sound: D, ford Alternative Spelling: Twy, Twyson, Twyfordson
Trenton
Meaning: Trent’s town Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tren-Tuhn Language origin of Trenton: Germanic Regional origin of Trenton: Northern Europe Languages Trenton is most common: English Religions Trenton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tren Last letter and sound: N, tuhn Alternative Spelling: Trent, Trentonson, Trentonville
Ty
Meaning: House or short for Tyler/Tyrone Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tie Language origin of Ty: Germanic Regional origin of Ty: Northern Europe Languages Ty is most common: English Religions Ty is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tie Last letter and sound: Y, – Alternative Spelling: Tye, Tyke, Tyson
Trevelyan
Meaning: Homestead of Elyan Gender: Male Pronunciation: Trev-Uhl-Yuhn Language origin of Trevelyan: Germanic Regional origin of Trevelyan: Northern Europe Languages Trevelyan is most common: English Religions Trevelyan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Trev Last letter and sound: N, uhl Alternative Spelling: Trev, Vel, Trevor
Tye
Meaning: Enclosure Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tie Language origin of Tye: Germanic Regional origin of Tye: Northern Europe Languages Tye is most common: English Religions Tye is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tie Last letter and sound: E, – Alternative Spelling: Ty, Tyen, Tyger
Trevor
Meaning: Large settlement, prudent Gender: Male Pronunciation: Trev-Er Language origin of Trevor: Germanic Regional origin of Trevor: Northern Europe Languages Trevor is most common: English Religions Trevor is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Trev Last letter and sound: R, er Alternative Spelling: Trev, Trav, Trevorson
Tyler
Meaning: Door keeper or tile maker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tie-Lur Language origin of Tyler: Germanic Regional origin of Tyler: Northern Europe Languages Tyler is most common: English Religions Tyler is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tie Last letter and sound: R, lur Alternative Spelling: Ty, Tyson, Tylson