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BoyOf Latin origin, from Didacus, from the Greek didakh, meaning "teacher".
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Of Greek origin, meaning "the one who works the land".
Numerology links the initials A, J and S to the number 1 — initiative, self-reliance and an entrepreneurial streak: someone more likely to set the direction than wait for others to. These are traditional readings, not a rule: everyone ends up becoming who they choose to be, whatever name they carry.
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Of Latin origin, from Didacus, from the Greek didakh, meaning "teacher".
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Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".
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Some hold that it comes from Lucio, of Latin origin, translating as "light". Others maintain it is Hebrew and means "hurricane".
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Of Greek origin, meaning "stone" or "rock".
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A Greek name from the adjective andreios, meaning "manly". Andrés can thus be translated as "strong man".
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Means "protector or conqueror of men".
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The Italian form of Alejandro (Alexander), meaning "defender of humanity".
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The Italian form of Helios, meaning "sun" in Greek.
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