George
Meaning: Farmer or earthworker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Jorj Language origin of George: Germanic Regional origin of George: Northern Europe Languages George is most common: English Religions George is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Jorj Last letter and sound: E, – Alternative Spelling: Georgee, Georgey, Georgeson
Gerald
Meaning: Ruler with a spear Gender: Male Pronunciation: Jeh-Rald Language origin of Gerald: Germanic Regional origin of Gerald: Northern Europe Languages Gerald is most common: English Religions Gerald is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Jeh Last letter and sound: D, rald Alternative Spelling: Geralde, Geraldy, Geraldson
Gardiner
Meaning: Variant of Gardener Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gar-Dur Language origin of Gardiner: Germanic Regional origin of Gardiner: Northern Europe Languages Gardiner is most common: English Religions Gardiner is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gar Last letter and sound: R, dur Alternative Spelling: Gardinere, Gardinery, Gardinerson
Gerardo
Meaning: Variant of Gerald, meaning spear ruler Gender: Male Pronunciation: Jeh-Rar-Doh Language origin of Gerardo: Germanic Regional origin of Gerardo: Northern Europe Languages Gerardo is most common: English Religions Gerardo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Jeh Last letter and sound: O, rar Alternative Spelling: Gerardoe, Gerardoy, Gerardoson
Frank
Meaning: Free man Gender: Male Pronunciation: Frank Language origin of Frank: Germanic Regional origin of Frank: Northern Europe Languages Frank is most common: English Religions Frank is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Frank Last letter and sound: K, – Alternative Spelling: Franke, Franky, Frankson
Franklin
Meaning: Free landowner Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fran-Klin Language origin of Franklin: Germanic Regional origin of Franklin: Northern Europe Languages Franklin is most common: English Religions Franklin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fran Last letter and sound: N, klin Alternative Spelling: Frankline, Frankliny, Franklinson
Franklyn
Meaning: Variant of Franklin Gender: Male Pronunciation: Frank-Lin Language origin of Franklyn: Germanic Regional origin of Franklyn: Northern Europe Languages Franklyn is most common: English Religions Franklyn is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Frank Last letter and sound: N, lin Alternative Spelling: Franklyne, Franklyny, Franklynson
Frederick
Meaning: Peaceful ruler Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fred-Er-Ik Language origin of Frederick: Germanic Regional origin of Frederick: Northern Europe Languages Frederick is most common: English Religions Frederick is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fred Last letter and sound: K, er Alternative Spelling: Fredericke, Fredericky, Frederickson
Fredson
Meaning: Son of Fred Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fred-Suhn Language origin of Fredson: Germanic Regional origin of Fredson: Northern Europe Languages Fredson is most common: English Religions Fredson is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fred Last letter and sound: N, suhn Alternative Spelling: Fredsone, Fredsony, Fredsonson
Freeman
Meaning: Free man Gender: Male Pronunciation: Free-Muhn Language origin of Freeman: Germanic Regional origin of Freeman: Northern Europe Languages Freeman is most common: English Religions Freeman is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Free Last letter and sound: N, muhn Alternative Spelling: Freemane, Freemany, Freemanson