Maximilian
Meaning: The greatest, most important Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Ih-Mil-Yuhn Language origin of Maximilian: Germanic Regional origin of Maximilian: Northern Europe Languages Maximilian is most common: English Religions Maximilian is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: N, ih Alternative Spelling: Maximus, Max, Maximillian
Maximiliano
Meaning: The greatest, most important Gender: Male Pronunciation: Max-Ih-Mil-Yah-Noh Language origin of Maximiliano: Germanic Regional origin of Maximiliano: Northern Europe Languages Maximiliano is most common: English Religions Maximiliano is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Max Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Max, Maximus, Maximilian
Makepeace
Meaning: Make peace Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mayk-Pees Language origin of Makepeace: Germanic Regional origin of Makepeace: Northern Europe Languages Makepeace is most common: English Religions Makepeace is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mayk Last letter and sound: E, pees Alternative Spelling: Peace, Maken, Make
Livingston
Meaning: From the town of the living, meaning town of life Gender: Male Pronunciation: Liv-Ing-Stuhn Language origin of Livingston: Germanic Regional origin of Livingston: Northern Europe Languages Livingston is most common: English Religions Livingston is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Liv Last letter and sound: N, ing Alternative Spelling: Livingstone, Livewell, Livingstonson
Kirkpatrick
Meaning: Son of the priest’s church Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kurk-Pat-Rik Language origin of Kirkpatrick: Germanic Regional origin of Kirkpatrick: Northern Europe Languages Kirkpatrick is most common: English Religions Kirkpatrick is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Kurk Last letter and sound: K, pat Alternative Spelling: Kirk, Patrick, Kiran
Kensington
Meaning: Town of the king Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ken-Zing-Tuhn Language origin of Kensington: Germanic Regional origin of Kensington: Northern Europe Languages Kensington is most common: English Religions Kensington is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Ken Last letter and sound: N, zing Alternative Spelling: Kenton, Kenly, Kent
Johnathan
Meaning: Gift of God Gender: Male Pronunciation: Jon-Uh-Thuhn Language origin of Johnathan: Germanic Regional origin of Johnathan: Northern Europe Languages Johnathan is most common: English Religions Johnathan is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: J, Jon Last letter and sound: N, uh Alternative Spelling: Jonathan, Jonathon, Johnathon
Huntington
Meaning: From the hunting estate Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hun-Ting-Tuhn Language origin of Huntington: Germanic Regional origin of Huntington: Northern Europe Languages Huntington is most common: English Religions Huntington is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hun Last letter and sound: N, ting Alternative Spelling: Huntson, Huntsonn, Hunnington
Hollister
Meaning: From the holly tree, the holly meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hol-Lis-Ter Language origin of Hollister: Germanic Regional origin of Hollister: Northern Europe Languages Hollister is most common: English Religions Hollister is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hol Last letter and sound: R, lis Alternative Spelling: Hollist, Hollistson, Hollyson
Hotchkiss
Meaning: From the family of the hot springs Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hoch-Kis Language origin of Hotchkiss: Germanic Regional origin of Hotchkiss: Northern Europe Languages Hotchkiss is most common: English, French Religions Hotchkiss is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hoch Last letter and sound: S, kis Alternative Spelling: Hotchson, Hotskiss, Hotchkisson