lots of people here are anti-Jewish yet name their children Jewish names. I thought it'd be interesting to enlighten people
Evan Watson
Strangely enough that name appeared 3 times: Mohammed, Muhammad, Mohammad
Nicholas Evans
Most of those names come from the bible, which I don't see as that bad.
Camden Nguyen
Most of them are just in honor to some Saints, I'm not going to be full nigger and call my son Reccared
Leo Adams
>tfw named Ragnar
Matthew Edwards
there are plenty of English, Gaelic, Germanic, Latin and Greek names, you don't have to call your child a "nigger name".
Jackson Sanders
I think the English name Richard is related to Ragnar.
Easton Murphy
I'm a beaner and all the names in my family have a Greek or German origin and Spanish or Basque for the surnames.
Josiah Sullivan
how the fuck is elizabeth/isabella a jewish name
Cooper Thomas
Elizabeth - from the Greek name “Elisabet”, itself from the Hebrew name “Elisheva”, meaning ‘my God is an oath’.
Isabella - from the Occitan name “Isabel”, itself from the English name “Elizabeth”, itself from the Greek name “Elisabet”, itself from the Hebrew name “Elisheva”, meaning ‘my God is an oath’.
Dominic Sanchez
Most Latin and Greek names (the only ones I consider since I'm from Spain) would sound weird nowadays. I know for sure I will name Diego to one of my sons, full Spanish and family name.
Isaac Campbell
Im named Isaak.
My 100% Armenian 91 year old grandfather is also Isaak as was his grandfather.
Isaac is definitely a hebrew name but its been common for Armenians for at least 1800 years.
Its actually Sahak in Armenian.
Michael Jones
dont you think its kind of a long stretch ?
Dominic Jackson
I expected many more Chinese names desu. Looks like they'll be focusing on infecting South America over the coming decades.
Jace Scott
Not really, there's plenty of common Latin and Greek origin names George, Leo, Alexander, Max/Maximillian, Lucas, Theodore etc.
Benjamin White
Tfw it doesn't matter because sweden is a country of cucks.
Ian Sanchez
Having a Jewish name doesnt make you Jewish, Jewish names are mainly widespread as a result of Christianity.
Owen Lewis
I love that name. It's masculine as fuck. However I think a name like that would get you bullied in America.
This is only the Jewish names in the top 100 for England and Wales.
Brandon Martin
Richard come from Ric, or Rick, I believe, meaning ruler and hard means strong, strong ruler. I suppose that's why it became a name for kings in England, but it did indeed come from northern Europe, Rickhard basically.
Ragnar, or Reynar in English, means war or army leader/counsler, I'm not sure if Reynar is still used in England at all?
William Wood
Okay Ethelwulf.
Brody Parker
Cause they all spell it differently. Like 5 variations of the same name.
I've never met someone called Reynar, although it's a cool name.
Sebastian Flores
Yeah I could see that being the case, it's not even common over here, it's more of a second name than a first name.
A lot of men, relative to now, born in the 20s and 30s were named Ragnar, when the nationalist movement became stronger along with Hitler's rise to power. So people like myself who were born in the 80s were given the name of our grandparents and elders as a second name. And only recently has people begun to give their children those names again.
Hudson Walker
Muslims are suprisingly uncreative when it comes to names.
Carter Thompson
Not really. I think if I ever have kids I'll name one a traditional Saxon name like Alfred.
Luke Thomas
Guess it goes to show how insular their society is. That and illiterate.
Brody Anderson
Old English (Anglo-Saxon) names in the top 100 were Edward, Riley, Harley, Blake, Stanley, Dexter
Evan Cooper
true. Plus half their names are Jewish anyway. Ibrahim, Sarah, Issa etc. are all Arabic version of Hewbrew names.
Justin Gonzalez
Jewish names were always common because they're biblical, there's nothing new there
Isaac Rodriguez
so what?
James Jackson
Traditional english names sounds quite proper, like Edward, William, George, Albert etc, I like them.
Henry Edwards
see
Jordan Rodriguez
Nigger, Michael isn't a jewish name, it's Christian. God's top dog Arch-Angel is named Michael. That name is god-tier (literally)
Mikha'el is jewish, it's different
Nicholas Hernandez
>not naming your children after the Norse gods are you guys even trying?
that's a nice name btw
Charles Reyes
Michael comes from Mikha'el
Cooper Barnes
>brb every name is jewish
The only overly jewish names from that list are like Elijah, Noah, Jude, Issac, Ibrahim, Caleb, Reuben
Names like Jack, Thomas, Daniel, Adam, Matthew are the whitest names you can get. Anglicized names from the bible
Tell me then op what isn't a jewish name
Cooper Powell
Jamal
Sebastian Price
Mario?
Gavin Myers
Frederick? William? Oliver?
Jaxson James
>le Christian Bible is a Jewish book! Jesus was a jew! What now racists?
Robert Thomas
some of those names are not Jewish, e.g. Bella/Isabella/Isabel, which is Latin. James i think is also Latin.
Jaxson Brooks
Oh, there once was a hero named Ragnar the Red, Who came riding to Whiterun from ole Rorikstead
Gavin Rogers
>Tell me then op what isn't a jewish name
Guy on the pic for exemple. Adolf has no hebrew roots
Nathaniel Brooks
>names found often in the Bible >muh joos
Look user, I hate kikes as much as the next guy around here but even my name is kiked. Its due to the spread of Christianity, not anything to do with (((them))) aside from the biblical texts.
Kayden Ramirez
meant for
Daniel Parker
They are anglicized. We take something and make it our own.
Isaiah Hill
>(((Christian))) names
Reminds like central Asians all calling their kids Mohamed since they're Muslim now. It's a shame so many European names were supplanted in favor of Jewish ones.
Ethan Ward
Societal issues are always politics you dimwit.
Jonathan Kelly
There are a lot of names in Japan. Because It's easy to make new name with Chinese characters.
Daniel Fisher
Simple, pick an ancient name (typically Greek or Roman) before the Bible became popular and Anglicize it to be masculine or feminine. Achilles, Aemilius, Alexander, Antonius, Apollo, Atticus, Augustus, Caesar, Cassius, Claudius, Demetrius, Dionysos, Hannibal, Hector, Julius, Lucius, Marcus, Persephone, Petrus, Sabinus, Scipio (nickname is Skippy or Kip),Theodorus, Titus, Ulysses, Valerius, Venus, etc pop to my mind as candidates.
Luis Stewart
>who is eva braun
Robert Young
hell FUCKING seger
Luis Parker
Just Biblical names, because we have a Christian society and culture. Germanic names are coming into fashion too, even if it is because of Marvel.
Colton Clark
>tfw Jewish name, Hebrew-sounding surname and big nose but not actually a kike
Jaxson Cox
Names have power.
Jordan Taylor
This has no relevance to anything. I was named after Isaac Hayes (a black soul singer) by my father with Scottish ancestry. People literally don't give two shits about this.
Brody Lopez
too many fucking Daichi however
Josiah Reed
Jesus was not of this world, therefore not a Jew.
Ethan Hernandez
>tfw my name is a typical Scandinavian name >tfw I'm not even from here
Kevin Long
englishmen are naming their kids Ernst, Friedrich and Jorg now
Jaxson Wright
>Be a Jew >Name is Reuben
Checks out, senpai. I'm guessing the hebrew names are anglicized for this.
Isaiah Lewis
My name is greek, my kid is going to get a nordic name like my father.
Jason Jackson
>First Name Old English >Middle name Welsh >Surname Irish
100% not kike!
Brody Thompson
Where are you roots my friend?
Cameron Walker
Sounds like a name for a hobby. >Rag
Connor Wright
Well yeah. These names are based off biblical names. How is this even relevant to politics?
That's cuz Europeans used to get their names from the bible.
Kayden Nelson
>tfw when you have a based greek name
David Russell
There's no (((biblical))) names in my family for this reason.
Camden Bell
They're Hebrew names. Christians traditionally use them about as often as Jews do. What is so difficult for you to understand?
Cameron Evans
Most white people names are Hebrew, been this way for thousands of years. You've all be cucked by the Jew for a hundred generations.
Nicholas Harris
the are fucking Hebrew means. Daniel literally means "God is my judge" in Hebrew. You don't even have to mangle the pronunciation. It isn't anglicized, it's pure Hebrew.
Carter Martin
The best Hebrew word is Israel, which literally means "fights with God". Really tells you something.
Jonathan Gray
Besides, Daniel in the lion's den is one of the most well-known stories from the Bible.
Ryder Perez
Probably it's because those names are loaned over from Christendom and not some hairbrained Jewish conspiracy that no smart person believes in.
Chase Cox
Stop being an idiot. Europe from 50AD onwards is founded on Christianity and most names in some way come from biblical texts of officially sanctioned gospels and unsanctioned gospels that currently exist only in the Vatican archive locked away.
You really think we're going to name our kids Aethelbert,Hilgard,Ainslie,Adalgard and Beowulf?
All the names also have meanings aswell if you bother to look and research them.
Anyway my 2 twin boys are called Roman and Gabriel and my 3 girls are Kristen,Isabella and Aurelia. A mixture of English,Scottish,Irish,German,Italian and Spanish genetics. My wife is Spanish/Italian. I'm English,Scottish,Irish,Spanish(distantly 15th century) and German. The kids names are a mix of ancient Latin and Biblical Hebrew. Niggers have stolen those. You don't want to be associated with niggers. It is indeed irritating that you see a west african ape with the name Cassius or Marcus.
