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Origin of Name/Meaning
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Santiago
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Biblical. The meaning is literally Saint James who was an appostle of Christ.
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2
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Francisco
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Germanic. Portuguese variant of the current German name Franz.
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3
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João
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Biblical. One of the apostles of Christ.
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4
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Afonso
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Germanic. Derived from an old Germanic name meaning "noble wolf"
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5
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Rodrigo
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Germanic. Derived from de Visigothic name Roderich.
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6
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Martim
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Roman. Derivation of Mars (the Roman god of war).
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7
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Tomás
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Biblical. One of the Portuguese variations of the English name Thomas who was an appostle of Christ.
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8
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Duarte
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Germanic. It is the Medieval Portuguese equivalent of Edward.
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9
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Miguel
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Biblical. One of the Angels named in the Bible, it is the Portuguese variant of Michael.
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10
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Gabriel
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Biblical. One of the Angels named in the Bible.
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11
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Lourenço
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Roman/Italian. It is the name of a Saint who was martyred in the Kingdom of Navarre now part of Spain.
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12
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Gonçalo
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Germanic. Its meaning is someone who survived a battle/war. It is derived from the Visigothic name Gundisalvo.
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13
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Dinis
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French. Name of the Saint patron of the place where most french Kings' remains lie.
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14
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Guilherme
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Germanic. Portuguese name with the same origin as the German name Wilhelm.
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15
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Pedro
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Biblical/Greek One of the appostles of Christ. Considered by most scholars and by the church as the first Pope.
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16
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Salvador
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Miscellaneous. Litteraly means "savior".
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17
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Rafael
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Biblical. One of the Angels named in the Bible.
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18
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Lucas
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Biblical One of the Evangelists. And the Portuguese version of the Star Wars main character's name.
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19
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Tiago
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Biblical. One of the Portuguese variants of the name James.
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20
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Gustavo
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Germanic. It was a very common name amongst Swedish Kings.
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21
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Diogo
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Biblical. Another Portuguese variant of James.
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22
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Vicente
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Roman. It is the patron Saint of the city of Lisbon.
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23
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José
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Biblical. The name of the husband of the Mother of Christ.
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24
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David
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Biblical. He slew Goliath.
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25
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Mateus
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Biblical. One of the evangelists.
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26
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Simão
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Biblical. Birth name of Saint Peter.
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27
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António
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Roman. Name of one of the most important plebeian Roman families. The Most famous member is named Marco in Portuguese. Marco's surname is the current Portuguese name.
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27
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Diego
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Biblical. Another variant of the name James.
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29
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Manuel
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Biblical. It means "God with us" . It was the name of many east roman emperors.
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30
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Henrique
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Germanic. Name of the father of the first King of Portugal.
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31
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Daniel
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Biblical. It means "God is my judge" and the Portuguese version is the same as the English.
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32
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Vasco
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Basque (most likely). It literaly means someone who is Basque or from the Basque Country.
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33
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Bernardo
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Germanic. It means tough bear and is very similar to the english variant.
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34
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Enzo
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Italian. Corresponds to the german name Heinz.
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35
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André
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Greek. It means manly or a man with virility. It corresponds to the English name Andrew.
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36
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Leonardo
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Germanic. Portuguese name of one of the most important Italian Renaissance men.
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37
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Luís
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Germanic. Portuguese version of a very "kingly" name in France.
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38
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Isaac
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Biblical. He was the son of Abraham and this Portuguese version of the name is the same as the English one.
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39
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Eduardo
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Germanic. Version of the name Edward.
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40
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Alexandre
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Greek. Name of a great conqueror who did not have pacience for solving knots.
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41
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Kevin
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Celtic. The Portuguese version is equal to the English one.
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42
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Matias
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Biblical. One of the evangelists.
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43
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Leandro
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Greek. It means lionman.
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44
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Filipe
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Greek. Name of a conqueror which was the father of an even greater conqueror.
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45
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Xavier
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Basque. The name of the mind reading member of the X-men.
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46
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Rúben
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Biblical. The fist name of the 1960's boxer known has Hurricane.
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47
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Samuel
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Biblical. It means "Son of God" in Hebrew.
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48
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Ricardo
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Germanic. Portuguese version of the name of the Lionhearted King of England.
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49
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Artur
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Celtic. Portuguese version of the name of the most well known fictional King of England.
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50
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Valentim
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Roman. Portuguese version of the name of the saint namesake of the "lover's day".
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51
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Frederico
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Germanic. Version of the name of a great German philosopher.
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52
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Lorenzo
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Italian. Italian version of the name Lawrence.
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53
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Bryan
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Celtic. Less common variety of the name of a famous Canadian singer surnamed Adams.
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54
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Bruno
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Roman/Germanic. It means a person with swarthy complexion.
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55
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Nuno
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Roman/Germanic. It may mean teacher or master if it is Roman. Only common in Portuguese language countries.
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56
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Benjamim
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Biblical. The name of one of the most famous American founding fathers.
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57
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Carlos
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Germanic. Portuguese version of the name of ten French kings.
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58
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Sebastião
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Greek. Portuguese version of the name of a current German F1 pilot.
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59
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Rui
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Germanic. Another derivation of the Visigothic name Roderich which has only three letters.
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60
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Davi
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Biblical. Less common version of the name of the father of King Solomon.
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61
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Hugo
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Germanic. Second name of the author of "Les Misérables".
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62
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Noah
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Biblical. The man who built an ark. English version.
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63
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Joaquim
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Biblical. The grandfather of Christ.
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64
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Mário
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Roman. It means a man with virility. Last name of Julius' Caesar famous most famous uncle.
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64
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Tomé
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Biblical. Another Portuguese version of the name Thomas.
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66
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Fábio
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Roman. Common roman surname that sounds similar to Flavius (Portuguese Version of course).
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67
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Paulo
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Roman. Name of the Saint who persued catholics before himself converting.
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68
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Manel
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Biblical. Version of the English name Emmanuel.
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69
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Renato
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Roman. It means reborn.
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70
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Jorge
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Germanic. It is the Portuguese version of the name of six kings of England/UK.
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71
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Jaime
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Biblical. Portuguese version of the name James.
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72
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Marco
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Roman. One of the most common Roman first names.
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73
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Ângelo
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Biblical but from Latin. It means Angel.
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74
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Micael
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Biblical. Portuguese version of the name whose diminuitive is Mike.
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75
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Liam
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Germanic. Irish version of William.
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76
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Ivan
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Russian. Russian versioof John.
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76
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Matheus
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Biblical. One of the evangelists. This version is very close to another but with an h after the t.
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78
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William
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Germanic. English name of the king known for winning at Hastings.
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79
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Gaspar
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Biblical. One of the three wise men who visited Christ (Portuguese version)
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80
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Cristiano
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Roman. It is Ronaldo's first name.
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81
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Luca
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Italian. Italian version of Luke.
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81
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Jonathan
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Biblical. English version of a very common Israeli name.
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83
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Gil
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Germanic. It has only three letters.
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83
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Sérgio
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Roman. It probably means "one who serves". It was used by many byzantine noblemen.
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85
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Ivo
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Germanic. Corresponds to the french Ives or Yves.
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86
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Arthur
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Celtic. English version of a fictional King.
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86
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Brian
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Celtic. Most common version of the first name of a Canadian singer surnamed Adams.
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86
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Christian
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English. It's diminuitive is Chris and the name is not Christopher.
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89
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Vítor
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Roman. It means victorious.
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90
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Yuri
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Russian. Very common Russian name.
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91
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Dilan
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Celtic. Portuguese version of Dylan.
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91
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Fernando
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Germanic. The name of the Catholic king of Spain.
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91
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Romeu
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Italian. Portuguese version of very famous Shakespearean character's name.
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94
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Caio
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Roman. The first name of Julius Caesar.
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95
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Emanuel
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Biblical. Another portuguese version of the english Emmanuel.
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95
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Isac
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Biblical. The son of Abraham (another version).
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95
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Sandro
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Italian. Italian diminuitive of Alessandro.
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98
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Igor
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Russian. Another very common Russian name.
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98
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Moisés
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Biblical. The one who lead the jews out of Egypt.
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100
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César, Edgar, Elias, Josué or Mauro
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Many names in the same position guess one.
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