Windham
Meaning: Windy village Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wind-Uhm Language origin of Windham: Germanic Regional origin of Windham: Northern Europe Languages Windham is most common: English Religions Windham is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wind Last letter and sound: M, uhm Alternative Spelling: Wind, Ham, Windman
Wilbraham
Meaning: Homestead of Wilburg Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Bra-Ham Language origin of Wilbraham: Germanic Regional origin of Wilbraham: Northern Europe Languages Wilbraham is most common: English Religions Wilbraham is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: M, bra Alternative Spelling: Wil, Bram, Wilbrahamson
William
Meaning: Resolute protector Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wil-Yum Language origin of William: Germanic Regional origin of William: Northern Europe Languages William is most common: English Religions William is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wil Last letter and sound: M, yum Alternative Spelling: Will, Bill, Willson
Topham
Meaning: Homestead on a hill Gender: Male Pronunciation: Top-Ham Language origin of Topham: Germanic Regional origin of Topham: Northern Europe Languages Topham is most common: English Religions Topham is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Top Last letter and sound: M, ham Alternative Spelling: Toph, Tophson, Tom
Storm
Meaning: Tempest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Storm Language origin of Storm: Germanic Regional origin of Storm: Northern Europe Languages Storm is most common: English Religions Storm is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Storm Last letter and sound: M, – Alternative Spelling: Stormy, Stormson, Stormer
Statham
Meaning: Homestead by the landing place Gender: Male Pronunciation: Stay-Thum Language origin of Statham: Germanic Regional origin of Statham: Northern Europe Languages Statham is most common: English Religions Statham is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Stay Last letter and sound: M, thum Alternative Spelling: Stathom, Stathem, Stathson
Ransom
Meaning: Son of the shield Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ran-Sum Language origin of Ransom: Germanic Regional origin of Ransom: Northern Europe Languages Ransom is most common: English Religions Ransom is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: R, Ran Last letter and sound: M, sum Alternative Spelling: Ramsay, Ramsen, Ramson
Pelham
Meaning: Village with a pool Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pel-Uhm Language origin of Pelham: Germanic Regional origin of Pelham: Northern Europe Languages Pelham is most common: English Religions Pelham is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pel Last letter and sound: M, uhm Alternative Spelling: Pelhamson, Pell, Pellham
Pilgrim
Meaning: Traveler for a religious cause Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pil-Grim Language origin of Pilgrim: Germanic Regional origin of Pilgrim: Northern Europe Languages Pilgrim is most common: English Religions Pilgrim is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pil Last letter and sound: M, grim Alternative Spelling: Pilgrimson, Pil, Pilly
Malcolm
Meaning: Disciple of St Columba, dove Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mal-Kuhm Language origin of Malcolm: Germanic Regional origin of Malcolm: Northern Europe Languages Malcolm is most common: English Religions Malcolm is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mal Last letter and sound: M, kuhm Alternative Spelling: Malcom, Mal, Mac