Radclyffe
Meaning: Variant of Radcliff Gender: Male Pronunciation: Rad-Kliff Language origin of Radclyffe: Germanic Regional origin of Radclyffe: Northern Europe Languages Radclyffe is most common: English Religions Radclyffe is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: R, Rad Last letter and sound: E, kliff Alternative Spelling: Radcliffe, Radcliff, Radclyffson
Princeton
Meaning: Town of the prince Gender: Male Pronunciation: Prin-Ts-Tuhn Language origin of Princeton: Germanic Regional origin of Princeton: Northern Europe Languages Princeton is most common: English Religions Princeton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Prin Last letter and sound: N, ts Alternative Spelling: Prince, Princeton, Princeston
Pemberton
Meaning: Town by the barley hill Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pem-Ber-Tuhn Language origin of Pemberton: Germanic Regional origin of Pemberton: Northern Europe Languages Pemberton is most common: English Religions Pemberton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pem Last letter and sound: N, ber Alternative Spelling: Pennington, Pembert, Pember
Pendleton
Meaning: Hill with a slope Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pen-Duhl-Tuhn Language origin of Pendleton: Germanic Regional origin of Pendleton: Northern Europe Languages Pendleton is most common: English Religions Pendleton is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pen Last letter and sound: N, duhl Alternative Spelling: Penrose, Pend, Pellton
Pennington
Meaning: Enclosure settlement Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pen-Ing-Tuhn Language origin of Pennington: Germanic Regional origin of Pennington: Northern Europe Languages Pennington is most common: English Religions Pennington is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pen Last letter and sound: N, ing Alternative Spelling: Pendleton, Penn, Pennson
Peregrine
Meaning: Traveler or wanderer Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pehr-Uh-Grin Language origin of Peregrine: Germanic Regional origin of Peregrine: Northern Europe Languages Peregrine is most common: English Religions Peregrine is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pehr Last letter and sound: E, uh Alternative Spelling: Perry, Peri, Peregon
Murgatroyd
Meaning: Town on the moor (humorous or archaic use) Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mur-Guh-Troyd Language origin of Murgatroyd: Germanic Regional origin of Murgatroyd: Northern Europe Languages Murgatroyd is most common: English Religions Murgatroyd is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mur Last letter and sound: D, guh Alternative Spelling: Murt, Murphy, Gatr
Meriwether
Meaning: Happy weather Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mer-Ee-Weth-Er Language origin of Meriwether: Germanic Regional origin of Meriwether: Northern Europe Languages Meriwether is most common: English Religions Meriwether is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mer Last letter and sound: R, ee Alternative Spelling: Merle, Merrick, Merritt
Melancthon
Meaning: Dark flower Gender: Male Pronunciation: Meh-Lan-Thon Language origin of Melancthon: Germanic Regional origin of Melancthon: Northern Europe Languages Melancthon is most common: English Religions Melancthon is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Meh Last letter and sound: N, lan Alternative Spelling: Melton, Melvin, Meland
Masterman
Meaning: Master, chief Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mas-Ter-Muhn Language origin of Masterman: Germanic Regional origin of Masterman: Northern Europe Languages Masterman is most common: English Religions Masterman is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mas Last letter and sound: N, ter Alternative Spelling: Master, Mason, Materman