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Desdemona
Greek; ‘ill-fated’ Quenya: Ulcamartë
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Ernest
Germanic; ‘seriousness’ Quenya: Úlalion (‘unsmiling’ – no Quenya word meaning ‘serious’ is known)
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Ramon
Spanish meaning ‘wise defender’: Wíswarian, Fródscyldan, Gléawerian
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Chase
Old French; ‘chase, hunt’ Quenya: Roimo
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Isaac
Hebrew meaning ‘to laugh’: Hlehhan
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Rosie
Meaning ‘rose’. Unfortunately there is no known word for rose, or even for flower, in Anglo-Saxon. Two possible translations are ‘thorn plant’, Þornwyrt, and ‘beautiful plant’, Fægerplantian, Torhtwyrt.
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Peter
Greek meaning ‘stone’: Stán
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Petra
Feminine form of Peter.
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Colton
‘From the dark town’. Sindarin: (from {the} dark town) Ondollost, Odúrost, Omornost ||
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Poliane
name of one of the founding tribes of Poland, ‘people of the plain’. Sindarin: Ladwaith, Talathwaith ||
