hi, is there any site or so that tells you what your name means in wich country? that would be cool.
my name is dennis and in turkish its denise wich means sea.
is there is a site wich tells this info, please lemme know


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" deniz " in turkish. Yes it means "sea" and can be used for both male and female name. One of the nicest names of turkish language.

http://www.babynamesworld.com/ Might help. It has an international slant to it, but it doesn't seem particularly full of information.

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" deniz " in turkish. Yes it means "sea" and can be used for both male and female name. One of the nicest names of turkish language.

i never read it it was beeing told to me in turkije turky (in english me think )

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thanks for the site, alltho as u said it doesnt give alot of info thanks anyways!

Funnybear. Means a Bear that is Funny.

The meaning slightly changes when my full name is used . . .

Funnylookingteddybear.

Which means the teddy Bear is slightly Funny looking in a very self depricating kinda way. With conetations of cuddlyness with the usage of 'Teddybear'. But it can also be used with overtones of ferociousness with the 'Bear'. I like ambiguity. Means I don't have to rely on my own personality, I can just rely on what other people think I am . . . Much more interesting.

I have a double first name. Just like the French have 'Jean-Paul', I'm Erik Jan. Baptised as Hendrik Jan though, as I'm named after my grandfather from my mothers side. Most people call me Erik though.
Erik German. Means 'Rich in honours'.
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