Many
MEANING
ORIGIN
Old English
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Old English 'manig', meaning many or numerous.
CULTURAL NOTES
Often used to denote a large quantity.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used in English literature and speech to describe numerous quantities.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Hebrew via Spanish
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Hebrew name 'Immanuel', meaning 'God is with us'.
CULTURAL NOTES
Commonly used as a nickname for Manuel in Spanish-speaking countries.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used as a diminutive in Spanish-speaking regions.
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A personalized baby name list crafted through advanced pattern analysis and human-like curation in just minutes. You'll get 100 names with notes explaining why each one made the list and how it ranks for you.
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