Sports GREYS: Gerard, Harrison, Cary

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Anna is a Latin form of the Greek name Ἅννα and the Hebrewname Hannah (Hebrew: חַנָּה Ḥannāh‎), meaning "favor" or "grace" or "beautiful". ... Saint Anne is traditionally the name of the mother of the Virgin Mary, which accounts for its wide use and popularity among Christians.

The name Nicole is a Greek baby name. In Greek the meaning of the name Nicole is: People's victory.

Derived from the Anglo-Saxon smitan, meaning "to smite or strike," Smith and its derivations are an occupational name for a man who works with metal (smith or blacksmith), one of the earliest jobs for which specialist skills were required.Feb 5, 2019

 

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Smith

 

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Legit this dude came up in conversation in class the other week and a student asked "What's a Will Smith?"

 

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Does he have one in his hand?

He cut off someone else's hand to get it

 

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Billy ray is lurkin ITT

Morning BR.

 

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Anna

First ballerina to tour and created the dying swan in Swan lake

 

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Ana Bolic, East German track & field coach from 1971-89.

 

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Cheers ht, just when I sat down for lunch..

 

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Nicole aka "Snooki"

 

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Schrzzzinger

 

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Ritchie

 

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What did the drummer call his twin daughters?

"Anna one. Anna two......"

 

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Goanna

 

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nANNA

 

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cANNAl

 

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ANNAls

 

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Agent Smith

 

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Did someone say Smith and its equivalents?

From Wikipedia and it's an extract:

• German: Schmid, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schmitz, Schmith, Schmied,[11] Schmick
• Yiddish: Schmidt (שמידט), Schmitt (שמיט), Schmitz (שמיץ)
• Southern Dutch: De Smid, De Smedt, Desmedt, De Smet, Desmet, Smeets, Smets
• Northern Dutch and Afrikaans: Smit, Smits, Smid, Smidt, Smed, De Smet
• Danish, Norwegian and Swedish: Smed

Romance languages[edit source]
Words derived from the Latin term for smith (literally "one who works with iron"), such as the Italian words fabbro and ferraio, are the root of last names common in several parts of Europe.[citation needed]

• Italian: Fabbri, Fabbro, Fabris, Ferrara, Ferraro, Ferrari, Ferrera, Ferrero
• French: Lefebvre, Lefèvre, Lefeuvre, Lefébure, Favre, Faber, Fabre, Fabré, Faure, Fauré, Favret, Favrette, or Dufaure, Feaver (anglicisation)
• Spanish: Herrero, Herrera, Ferrero
• Romanian: Feraru, Fieraru
• Portuguese: Ferreiro, Ferreira
• Catalan: Ferrer, Ferré, Farré, Fabre, Fabra
• Latin: Faber

Celtic languages[edit source]
In Ireland and Scotland, the word for smith, gobha, is found in the surname "MacGouren"/MacGouran/MacGowan/McGowan. This surname is an Anglicised form of Mac a' Ghobhainn (Scottish Gaelic), Mac Gabhann (Irish), meaning "son of the smith".[22] In England the surname Goff, which is common in East Anglia, is derived from the Breton and Cornish goff a cognate of the Gaelic gobha. This particular surname was brought to England by migrant Bretons, following the Norman Conquest of England.[23]

• Cornish: Angove (an Gov), Goff, Goffe, Trengove

Slavic languages[edit source]

• Belarusian: Kavalou (Кавалёў), Koval (Коваль), Kavalonak (Кавалёнак), Kavaluk (Кавалюк), Kavalevič (Кавалевіч)
• Russian: Kovalyov (Ковалёв), Kuznetsov (Кузнецов)
• Bosnian: Kovač, Kovačić, Kovačević
• Bulgarian: Kovachev (Ковачев)
• Croatian: Kovač, Kovačić, Kovačević, Kovačev, Kovačec, Kovaček
• Czech: Kovář
• Macedonian: Kovačevski (Ковачевски), Kovačev (Ковачев)
• Slovak: Kováč and derived Kováčik, Kovačovič
• Polish: Kowal and its place name derivative Kowalski, and patronymics Kowalik, Kowalczyk and Kowalewski
• Serbian: Kovačević/Ковачевић, Kovač/Ковач, Kovačev/Ковачев
• Slovenian: Kovač, Kovačič
• Ukrainian: Kovalenko (Коваленко), Kovalchuk (Ковальчук), Koval (Коваль)

Other[edit source]

• Greek: Sideras (Σιδεράς)
• Hungarian: Kovács
• Latvian: Kalējs
• Lithuanian: Kalvaitis

Other[edit source]

• Arabic: Haddad (حداد)
• Albanian: Nallbani
• Azerbaijani: Dəmirçi
• Aramaic: Haddad
• Armenian: Darbinyan, Tarpinyan (Դարբինյան, Տարպինյան)
• Balinese: Pande
• Bengali: Karmakar (কর্মকার)
• Estonian: Sepp
• Finnish: Seppä, Seppälä, Seppänen
• Georgian: Mchedlidze, Mchedlishvili (მჭედლიძე, მჭედლიშვილი)
• Japanese: Kajiya (鍛冶屋)
• Lingala: Motuli
• Nepali: Kami ( कामी)
• Persian: Zargar (زرگر)
• Punjabi: Lohar
• Syriac: Hadodo, Hadad, Haddad[11]
• Turkish: Demirci

 

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BandANNA

 

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Tennis wannabe Anna Kournikova

 

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Tennis wannabe Anna Kournikova




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