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names for 2018, to be honest there weren’t many big surprises. MM takes a look at last year’s list of names, what they mean and some famous examples…
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1. Oliver: from the Latin meaning ‘olive tree’.
2. Harry: name of German origin meaning ‘estate ruler’.
3. George: Greek origin – means ‘farmer’.
4. Noah: a Hebrew name meaning ‘rest’ and ‘comfort’.
5. Jack: formerly a nickname for John and James, but has now become a name in its own right.
6. Jacob: Hebrew for ‘supplanter’. Jacob has long been a popular Jewish name and has been a top 100 US name for 30-plus years.
7. Leo: Latin for lion!
8. Oscar: Scandinavian for ‘divine strength’.
9. Charlie: name of English origin meaning ‘free man’.
10. Mohamed: Arabic baby name meaning ‘praiseworthy’, or ‘glorified’.
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What’s in a name?
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