What does your name mean?

We all are from various countries and cultures. I wonder what does everybody's name mean in their native language?

Mine is;

Cem: coming together, forming a group, gathering..

What does yours mean?

Sergey comes from Greek language, I am sorry to say that I completely forgot what it means (if anything)

Nyx = The personification of night in Greek mythology.
I like the way "nyxxie" looks, and I'm a night owl.


Jennifer = White wave, white light I think... Its an insanely common name.

speaking about nicknames on the forum, I am not sure if many of you have guessed what this latin word means, but in fact resurepus is "superuser" spelled backwords

I haven't guessed that!!! For the longest time I was wondering what it meant. Hahah.

speaking about nicknames on the forum, I am not sure if many of you have guessed what this latin word means, but in fact resurepus is "superuser" spelled backwords

I saw that my first day and figured it was superuser. I look for things like that because my name is Anna and backwards it is Anna. Go figure.

Anyway, Anna is the name and the name means Gracious.

Manar is my real name
It's a classic Arabic name

it means the birth of light


resurepus
I was really wondering what the name means..
and I couldnt figure it out if you didn't say it

Vicki, short for Victoria, meaning Victory. I was named after Queen Victoria (and no, we are not British...I guess my mom just liked the name.

Nevadabadgirl....Nevada (where I live) and bad girl, a misnomer now, but true when I was younger.....now it is neva da bad girl

nevadabadgirl, I NEVER read your name as nevada bad girl....it's always neva da bad girl. Hehe.

LOL I used to have the domain name nevadabadgirl.com I was asked to do so many porn sites I had to get rid of it...though it did fetch a nice price

I was waiting for this thread.

ulahts it's an anagrame of salut=hello and just that for the artists good taste added an "h".
..so: shalut = ulahts

Oh...
And Constantin(my first name) = Constantine was sole master of the Roman Empire and he proclamed COnstantinopole as the capital of the Roman Empire.

resurepus: i didn't figure that out till you mentioned about!

Arthur - Celtic/Irish Gaelic origin and it means "bear" or "stone".

Denis - It draw its origin from the Greek God Dionysos.
and Heracles because he only was a halfgod and I find that's less pretentious than to call myself Dionysos. There you have it!

Paasch: (pronounced as "pash" rhymes with cash) is my last name. Is German/Danish for "Easter/Passover".

"Easter Island" is the translation from the original name,"Paasch Eylandt".

Mine is Jaiden,
When I googled it said it meant "God has heard", and also derived from "Jadon" which means "Thankful" in Hebrew.

None of this applied when my parents made it up...they saw the variation "Jayden" on the side of a transport truck... how glamourous. lol

Olesya is a Belarusian name. It means “forest, woodlands”.
When I was a child I liked to listen on a radio very popular lyric song about girl Olesya. She was so beautiful and strange that people thought she is a witch and she had to live in the forest.

She was so beautiful and strange that people thought she is a witch and she had to live in the forest.

That sounds glamorous and mysterious to me....I like it

My name, Amanda, means worthy of love, and my middle name, Nicole, means victory of the people!

apresico: I just made it up. I liked the sound of it. PRESTO!

I thought I would get sophisticated lol ( www.behindthename.com )

NICHOLAS
Gender: Masculine

Usage: English, French

Pronounced: NI-ko-las (English), nee-ko-LA (French) [key]

From the Greek name Νικολαος (Nikolaos) which meant "victory of the people" from Greek νικη (nike) "victory" and λαος (laos) "people". Saint Nicholas was a 4th-century bishop from Anatolia who, according to legend, saved the daughters of a poor man from lives of prostitution. He is also known as Santa Claus (from Dutch Sinterklaas), the bringer of Christmas presents. He is the patron saint of children, sailors and merchants, and Greece and Russia. Nicholas was also the name of two czars of Russia and five popes.
(lol it says nike!)

I was named after the Czars - I don't know why because they were the worst rulers ever. I had to call my mom and ask her why lol she said, "because when you were born I couldn't ever see you being overpowered and looked down upon"

Anyways, thats my story (she's kinda a hippy to tell you the truth LOL)

umm.. mine's joseph... from behindthename, it means he will add...

a priest once told me it means shepherd...

but my family name is more interesting, especially for the vberkvlt death-heads amongst you... it literally means dry well in the ceemetery, where bones from reused graves are dumped. the closest english term for it would be charnel...