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Wyman
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Wyman is a variant of Wymund. The Medieval personal name Wymund is derived from the earlier 'Wigmund', made up of the Old English words 'wig', which means 'war', and 'mund', which means 'protection'.
Edson
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Edson is derived from Eda, itself a diminutive of Edith. Edith originates in Old English language and means "fighting to be rich". Edith has always been a popular name within royalty, and it is also the name of several saints. It was popularized by the famous French singer and icon, Edith Piaf.
Amos
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Amos is a Biblical name that means 'bearer of a burden'. Some places also give it an additional meaning of strength. It is closely related to the name Amoz and it is possible that both are the same name with just a variation in the spelling.
Moshe
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Moshe is a Hebrew variant of Moses. Moses originates in Hebrew language and means "drawn out". In the Bible, Moses was a prophet, religious leader and the author of Torah. As a masculine given name its popularity has declined in the United States lately.
Corey
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Corey originates in Old Norse and its meaning is unclear. Initially, it functioned as a surname, later on it became popular as a masculine given name as well.
Sidonius
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Sidonius originates in Latin language and means "from Sidon". Nowadays, Sidon is a large city located on the Mediterranean coast of Lebanon. As a masculine given name, Sidonius is very rare in the United States.
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