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The name gained prominence as a habitational surname from various English localities bearing this name, including Brandon in Suffolk, Durham, and Warwickshire. Common nicknames that have …

The name’s prominence in Ireland stems from Saint Kevin (Caoimhín of Glendalough, 6th–7th century), whose cult helped preserve and spread the name through medieval and later periods.

Theresa is a feminine given name most commonly linked to the Greek island name Therasia/Thera, yielding meanings such as “woman from Thera,” “harvester,” or “reaper” (via a folk-etymology tying it …

Sara is a variant of the Hebrew name Sarah (שָׂרָה), traditionally interpreted as “princess,” “noblewoman,” or “lady,” first attested in the Hebrew Bible, where Sarai’s name is changed to Sarah …

Kenneth is a masculine given name of Scottish Gaelic origin, derived from the ancient Gaelic name "Cináed" (pronounced kee-NAYTH), which combines the elements "cin" meaning "born of" or "head" …

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The name Connor derives from the Irish Gaelic " Conchobhar," a compound name combining "con" (hound/wolf) and "cobhair" (desiring/loving), traditionally interpreted as "lover of hounds" or "wolf lover."