Post the meaning of your name

So yeah, post a meaning of your name below.
The site: http://www.behindthename.com/names/list.php
And yes I'm Catalan BTW

 

Mohammed
Derives from the name "Hamad"
Which also comes from the word "Hamd" which means "Bless"
Also Hamood is a nickname

 

Okay thats pretty intrestning

 

Sarah is an arabic name that means "Happy" or "Miss", both are correct

 

My name alway be a sercet

 

Safa means pure and clean.

 

;n;

 

a goddess


fits me pretty well
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MEHMET

GENDER: Masculine

USAGE: Turkish

PRONOUNCED: meh-MET [key]

Meaning & History

Turkish form of MUHAMMAD. This name was borne sultans of the Ottoman Empire (with the older form Mehmed).
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VARIANTS: Muhammed, Muhammet, Mehmed

OTHER LANGUAGES: Mahomet, Mahometus, Mihammad, Mohamed, Mohammad, Mohammed,Muhammad, Muhammed (Arabic), Mahammad (Azerbaijani), Muhamed (Bosnian), Magomed, Magomet,Mukhamed (Chechen), Magomed, Magomet (Dagestani), Magomed, Magomet (Ingush), Mohammad,Muhammad (Pashto), Mohammad (Persian), Muhammad (Tajik), Mohammad, Muhammad (Urdu),Muhemmet (Uyghur), Mamadou (Western African)
Popularity
England and Wales -
France -
Netherlands ranked #282
Turkey ranked #9

For a site Saffie = Safi which is Safiye in Turkish c:

 

My name means "play" o-o

 

GG

 

@Arthurr do it do it

 

GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: English, French, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish, Welsh Mythology, Arthurian Romance
PRONOUNCED: AHR-thər (English), ar-TUYR (French), AHR-toor (German), AHR-tur (Dutch)

Meaning & History
The meaning of this name is unknown. It could be derived from the Celtic elements artos "bear" combined with viros "man" or rigos "king". Alternatively it could be related to an obscure Roman family name Artorius. Arthur is the name of the central character in Arthurian legend, a 6th-century king of the Britons who resisted Saxon invaders. He may or may not have been a real person. He first appears in Welsh poems and chronicles (some possibly as early as the 7th century) but his character was not developed until the chronicles of the 12th-century Geoffrey of Monmouth.
The name came into general use in England in the Middle Ages due to the prevalence of Arthurian romances, and it enjoyed a surge of popularity in the 19th century. Famous bearers include German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860), mystery author and Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), and science-fiction author Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008).

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VARIANT: Artur (German)
DIMINUTIVES: Art (English), Tuur (Dutch)
OTHER LANGUAGES: Artur (Catalan), Artur (Czech), Artur (Estonian), Artturi, Arto, Arttu (Finnish), Artur (Galician), Artúr (Hungarian), Arturo (Italian), Artur (Latvian), Tuur (Limburgish), Artur, Artūras (Lithuanian), Artur (Polish), Artur (Portuguese), Artur (Romanian), Artur (Russian), Artair (Scottish), Arturo (Spanish), Artur (Swedish)

 

SPENCER
GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: English
PRONOUNCED: SPEN-sər [key]
Meaning & History
From a surname which meant "dispenser of provisions" in Middle English. A famous bearer was American actor Spencer Tracy (1900-1967). It was also the surname of Princess Diana (1961-1997).

KRISTIAN
GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish
PRONOUNCED: KREES-tee-ahn (Finnish) [key]
Meaning & History
Scandinavian and Finnish form of CHRISTIAN

Couldn't find my last name :c

 

I love the name Spencer.

 

pretty lame

 

My name means pure. @Radii We have the weird name meanings. While everyone elses is cool.

 

KATHRYN
GENDER: Feminine
USAGE: English
PRONOUNCED: KATH-rin [key]
Meaning & History
Contracted form of KATHERINE
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VARIANTS: Catherine, Catharine, Catherin, Catherina, Cathryn,Katharine, Katharyn, Katherina, Katherine, Katheryn,Katheryne
DIMINUTIVES: Caelie, Caileigh, Cailin, Cailyn, Caleigh, Cayley, Kae, Kaelea,Kaelee, Kaelyn, Kaety, Kailee, Kailey, Kailyn, Kaleigh, Kaley, Kalie, Kalyn, Kat,Kate, Katee, Katey, Kathi, Kathie, Kathy, Katie, Katy, Kay, Kaye, Kayla,Kayleah, Kaylee, Kayleen, Kayleigh, Kayley, Kaylie, Kaylin, Kayly, Kaylyn,Kaylynn, Keighley, Kit, Kitty
OTHER LANGUAGES: Aikaterine (Ancient Greek), Katalin, Kattalin (Basque),Katsiaryna (Belarusian), Katarin, Katell (Breton), Ekaterina,Katerina (Bulgarian), Caterina (Catalan), Katarina, Ina, Kata, Kate, Katica,Tina (Croatian), Kateřina, Katka (Czech), Cathrine, Katarina, Kathrine,Katrine, Caja, Carina, Ina, Kaja, Karen, Karin, Karina, Katharina, Katja,Trine (Danish), Catharina, Katelijn, Katelijne, Katrien, Katrijn, Katrina, Cato,Ina, Karin, Katinka, Katja, Rina, Rini, Riny, Tina, Tineke, Trijntje (Dutch), Kadri,Katariina, Katrin, Kaia, Kaisa, Kaja, Kati, Riina, Triinu (Estonian), Katariina,Katriina, Kaarina, Kaija, Kaisa, Karin, Kata, Kati, Katri, Riina (Finnish),Catherine (French), Nienke, Nine, Nynke (Frisian), Catarina (Galician),Ekaterine, Eka (Georgian), Katarina, Katharina, Katherina, Katrin, Katrina,Carina, Cathrin, Catrin, Ina, Karen, Karin, Karina, Katarine, Katharine, Käthe,Kathrin, Katinka, Katja (German), Aikaterine, Katerina, Katina (Greek),Kakalina, Kalena (Hawaiian), Kateri (History), Katalin, Katarina, Kata,Katalinka, Kati, Kató, Kitti (Hungarian), Caitlín, Caitlin, Caitríona, Cathleen,Catriona, Kathleen, Cáit, Caitria, Catrina, Ríona (Irish), Catarina, Caterina,Rina (Italian), Katerina (Late Roman), Ina (Limburgish), Kotryna,Katrė (Lithuanian), Ekaterina, Katerina, Katina (Macedonian),Cateline (Medieval French), Cathrine, Katarina, Kathrine, Katrine, Carina, Ina,Kaia, Kaja, Karen, Kari, Karin, Karina, Karine, Katharina, Katja (Norwegian),Catarina (Occitan), Katarzyna, Karina, Kasia (Polish), Catarina,Cátia (Portuguese), Cătălina, Catina, Ecaterina (Romanian), Ekaterina,Jekaterina, Yekaterina, Karina, Katenka, Katerina, Katia, Katya (Russian),Caitrìona, Catriona, Catrina (Scottish), Katarina (Serbian), Katarína,Katka (Slovak), Katarina, Kaja, Katica, Katja (Slovene), Catalina (Spanish),Cathrine, Catrine, Katarina, Katrin, Katrina, Cajsa, Carin, Carina, Catharina,Ina, Kai, Kaj, Kaja, Kajsa, Karin, Karina, Katharina, Katja (Swedish),Kateryna (Ukrainian), Catrin, Cadi (Welsh)
Popularity
United States ranked #292
England and Wales -
Canada (BC) -
Northern Ireland -
Scotland -

 

Your name is beautiful<3

 

As expected.
I knew my name came from "stone," and I was nearly positive it was Greek. Plus, it's become very unpopular in recent years... But I still don't like the meaning.
A stone is nothing. It is lifeless. It sits on the ground, waiting for everyone to walk on it and bury it in the dirt. It can be a foundation of a house, yes, but it's the forgotten part - overshadowed by the rest of the house's beauty. It can symbolize physical strength, sure... But what else? There is no wisdom in a stone. There is no intelligence in a stone. There is no prudence in a stone. Those three things make the world go round today... But the stone just sits there as other people walk all over it.
No, I don't like being a stone. At least it's an uncommon name.

Orpheus, on the other hand... That'd be epic.