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Yuri
The Russian and Slavic form of George. The Greek root word means "farmer" or "earth-worker."
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Explore 55 first names starting with Y, with short explanations and links to their stories on our blog.
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The Russian and Slavic form of George. The Greek root word means "farmer" or "earth-worker."
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The Arabic form of Joseph. The Hebrew root of the name means "God will add."
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A frequently cited translation is composed of "gentle" or "excellent" (yu) and the name ending "to." The exact meaning remains open without specifying a kanji.
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A name from Breton- and French-speaking regions. It belongs to the name family of Ivo, whose Germanic root word means "yew wood."
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Likewise a French form from the name family of Ivo. In French, the name has a silent ending ("Ihv").
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An alternative spelling of Ivo that appears visually more distinct due to the Y. The Germanic root means "yew wood."
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The feminine form of Yvon. The Germanic word root "iwa" means "yew" or "bow made of yew wood."
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