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Vedrana
Croatian, Serbian: jovial. Sindarin: (merry & happy person) Gelir; fem. Gelireth ||
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Brendan
From the Irish Bréanainn meaning ‘prince’: Æðeling
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Sven
Danish: young warrior, young man, youth. Sindarin: (young warrior) Maethorneth; (young man) Benneth; (youth) Nîth ||
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Patricia, Partricia
Origin: Latin — of noble descent. Sindarin: (noble blood) Aragar, Ariar English: high-born, noble person. Sindarin: (noble person) Arphen, fem. Arpheneth; fem. (high virgin noble) Rodwen; fem. (noble maiden) Arwen ||
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Ross
Scottish; head land. Sindarin: Cast; masc. Caston ||
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Ruben
Biblical: misery, ‘He has seen my misery’. Sindarin: (gloom) Maur; masc. Mauron, Mórion ||
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Clark
Old English: ‘cleric’ or ‘scholar’. Sindarin: (learned one) Istuiben, Pengolwen ||
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mcwaters
Irish, Scottish: Anglicised form meaning ‘son of Walter‘. Sindarin: masc. Conwethion ||
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Alexandria
Meaning ‘defender of mankind’: Gumascyldan, Mancynnerian
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Lindsey
Meaning ‘the island of linden trees’: Lindíeg, Lindéglond
