Amory
[ˈæ.mə.ri]Meaning
brave; powerful
Background Story
The name Amory has roots in Old German, where it is derived from 'Hari' and 'Meri', meaning 'army' and 'brave' respectively. It's also popular due to its association with literary works, particularly a character in the novel 'Amory Blaine' from F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'This Side of Paradise'.
Variations
Amoree, Aemery, Amorye
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Handsome or cheerful
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Brave or courageous one
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Genuine or bold
Areck
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Brave; noble
Audie
Noble or courageous
Richi
Derived from the name Richard, meaning 'brave ruler.'
арчи
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Aaric
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