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Two-letter names
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Ty
English, Short for Tyler, Tyrone, Tyson.
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Fay
English, French, Fairy, faith.
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Frank
English, Short for Francis.
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Hal
English, Short for Harold (army leader).
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Jack
American, Nickname for John or Jacob.
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Jake
Hebrew, Short for Jacob (supplanter).
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Jan
English, Short for Janet or Janice.
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Jill
English, Short for Jillian (youthful).
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John
Hebrew, God is gracious.
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Joss
English, Short for Joshua, Jocelyn.
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Kai
Welsh, Keeper of the keys.
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Lars
Scandinavian, Form of Lawrence (crowned with laurel).
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Lynn
English, Waterfall; short for Lyndon, Linda.
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