Historical Names

glory, fame

summer farm, summer settlement

The exalted one, high-ranking

summer wanderer, summer sailor, or Viking

safe, healthy, sound

basket (of provisions) or spirit

from the German 'Spitz', meaning 'point' or 'peak'

stone, rock

of Suabia, Swabian

suggester, advisor

Helper, assistant; often combined with 'suke' meaning 'help' and 'kurō' meaning 'hardship/effort'

Man of peace; variant of Solomon

To abandon; to throw away (often implying a foundling)

beloved lady

holy/strong regiments/people

holy glory

Holy glory or sacred fame

holy glory

Holy glory

holy people

a woman from Sweden

holy people, holy regiment

Victorious

From the Sylla family, a prominent West African lineage

from Cyprus

servant, slave

He remembers

loyal, faithful, victorious, excellent

praise, gift of God

long-haired

great ambition, great history, great commander

High, noble, or military prowess (depending on kanji)

Iron, or 'Timur the Lame'

brave, strong, friend

thought and counsel

dynasty, to exaggerate, sugar, sweet

from Tarsus

Morning star; one who knocks at the door

Morning star; he who knocks at the door

of Tarquinia

from Tarsus

silent battle

patron saint of Llandaff

helmet of God

glory of the law

place of worship; from the temple near the Thames

possibly 'destroyer' or 'four-sided'

weaver