Philip
Friend of horses
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Porter
Doorkeeper
Preston
Priest’s town
Quentin
Fifth
Rafael
Form of Raphael: God heals
Ramón
Form of Raymond: counsel or decision + protection
Raphael
God heals
Rayan
Well-watered; luxuriant
Reed
Red in the surname route; also the reed plant
Reuben
Behold, a son
Rex
King
Rhett
Advice; counsel
Rhodes
Cleared land in the English surname; an island-name route is separate
Rhys
Probably ardor; enthusiasm
Rocco
Meaning uncertain; possibly crow or rook
Rodrigo
Form of Roderick: famous ruler
Rohan
Ascending; rising
Roland
Fame and land; second element debated
Romeo
Roman; from Rome
Ronan
Little seal
Ryder
Rider; mounted messenger
Salvador
Savior
Salvatore
Italian form of Salvador: savior
Samir
Companion in evening talk
Santino
Diminutive of Santo: little saint
Seán
The Lord is gracious
Seth
Appointed; placed
Shepherd
Sheep herder
Simon
He has heard
Solomon
Peaceful; man of peace
Sonny
An affectionate term derived from son
Soren
English form of Søren
Stanley
Stone clearing
Sterling
Excellent; also a surname from Stirling, whose meaning is uncertain
Stetson
From Stidston; Stithweard’s town
Sullivan
From a diminutive name meaning dark-eyed
Tate
From Tata; probably happy
Teddy
Affectionate form of Edward or Theodore
Thaddeus
Possibly heart; origin debated
Tobias
God is good
Trevor
Big village
Tristan
Probably from Drust; possibly noise or tumult
Tyler
A person who tiles roofs
Uriel
God is my light
Valentín
Form of Valentinus, associated with strength and health
Valentino
Italian form of Valentinus, associated with strength and health
Veer
Brave; hero
Vicente
Spanish and Portuguese form of Vincent: conquering
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