What does your first name mean?

[Pimppeter2]

Peter = rock

 

[Sovvolf]

Steven is Greek for crown apparently.

 

[asam92]

Adam

Means "The first Man"
also if you look up on Urban Dictionary, it also means "The first guy to ever get laid"
haha, pure awesome

 

[Cakes]

Christopher Alexander

Christopher: Greek, Χριστόφορος (Christóphοros), 'Christ bearer'
Alexander: Greek, Defender of Man

And, my surname...

McNeil: From the Scottish clan
McCarthy (mother's side): Not sure. Something Irish? Can anybody explain this one?

 

[Cakes]

Michael = One who is like God.

Michael - 'Who resembles god'

I'm sorry but that is pure fucking awesome.

Unfortunately your names aren't quite that badass. It's a question, not a statement. Hebrew for "Who is like God?", the answer being "no one". Claiming to resemble God or to be like God would kind of fall under the category of blasphemy.

 

[XIII's Number XIV]

"The Sun".

Take a guess. I dare you.

 

[pixie veins]

"Lion of God"

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

My name (Joseph) means Jehova increases. Apparently, I've got God on my side, so everybody else should do what I say.

 

[maddawg IAJI]

Adam is a Hebrew name obviously and according to Wikkipedia and a few others, it means "Mankind" or just "First man" or "man"

Basically. I'm THE man.

Adam. Can mean, "Earth" or "Man", also can be a word referring to humans in general. I am as fundamentally cool as it gets.

Adam

Means "The first Man"
also if you look up on Urban Dictionary, it also means "The first guy to ever get laid"
haha, pure awesome

This may seem wierd, but I love your names. Hi Fives for all the other Adams on this site!

 

[Wyane380]

John, Yahweh is gracious. Score.

 

[IxionIndustries]

Well.. From what I know, my name means "Creepy little child who is the son of satan and kills his mother"... At least, from the all knowing knowledge of the prejudiced people of Oklahoma.

If you can find another root for "Damion", lemme know.

 

[Contun]

Corey - From a surname which was derived from the Old Norse given name Kori, of unknown meaning.

I'm awesome, I know. I know.

 

[DazBurger]

Rasmus - The scandinavian form of Erasmus, meaning "amiable" or "beloved".

Gief hugz?

 

[Ph33nix]

The name is John.
My name means "Beloved Son of James".
Which is a reference to the Bible.
Which is made somewhat hilarious by the fact that I am not religious.
But I love the name John.
It sounds so odd to me, and that little "h" and that big "J" just seem like the perfect couple, but that whore "o" is with "J", because "J" didn't want to be alone in his life, so he goes with "o", when he should have waited to be with "h"....
And "n" watches by the sidelines as "J" slowly tears himself into pieces because "J" is a nice-guy letter, and everyone knows that nice-guy letters don't dump anyone at all. So "J" is with "o", while "h" and "n" watch by the sidelines, teary eyed...
I love rants.

see above^

and my last name means descendant of Brian Boru I'm sure you can figure this out once I say I'm Irish.

 

[TheFacelessOne]

Alexander:
means: "defending men" or "to defend, help"

EAT IT!

 

[Jaythulhu]

Jay - It means that my parents were lazy and couldn't be bothered thinking about a real name

 

[MiserableOldGit]

Daniel - got chucked in a Lion's den by the Romans for a giggle. Got out again. That's about it really. Well, I say that, but I reckon there's a bit missing from the bible where they stabbed him in with a gladius-can't imagine they let that one slide...

 

[DazBurger]

Well.. From what I know, my name means "Creepy little child who is the son of satan and kills his mother"... At least, from the all knowing knowledge of the prejudiced people of Oklahoma.

If you can find another root for "Damion", lemme know.

From www.behindthename.com ^^

DAMION
Gender: Masculine

Usage: English

Pronounced: DAY-mee-ən

Variant of DAMIAN
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DAMIAN
Gender: Masculine

Usage: English, Polish

Pronounced: DAY-mee-ən (English), DAHM-yahn (Polish) [key]

From the Greek name Äáìéáíïò (Damianos) which was derived from Greek äáìáù (damao) "to tame". Saint Damian was martyred with his twin brother Cosmo in Syria early in the 4th century. They are the patron saints of physicians. Due his renown, the name came into general use in Christian Europe. Another saint by this name was Peter Damian, an 11th-century cardinal and theologian from Italy.

 

[Blanks]

Bjorn -Icelandic for Bear

 

[skywalkerlion]

'Finding God' apparently. He's also a biblical figure.

It's pretty cool.