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Top American boys' names of the 1980s
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Aaron
Hebrew, Enlightened.
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Charles
German, English, Farmer (German), strong and manly (English).
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Jacob
Hebrew, Supplanter, substitute.
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Scott
English, From Scotland.
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Nathan
Hebrew, Short for Nathaniel.
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Sean
Irish, Form of John (God is gracious).
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Travis
English, French, From Travers; crossroads.
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Dustin
German, English, Valiant fighter; rock quarry.
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Kenneth
Irish, English, Irish, handsome; English, royal oath.
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Jose
Spanish, Spanish for Joseph.
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Tyler
English, Tile maker.
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French, "Wide meadow; from St. Denis, France"
Isn't it amazing how one name can sound entirely different on two people? On a boy, Sydney comes off as an elderly gentleman with a bow tie, but on a girl, Sydney is chic, young, and ready to whup some bad-guy ass (thanks to Jennifer Garner on Alias). It is interesting to note that in the past 20 years, Sydney has replaced the similar but daintier Cindy in the popularity polls.
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