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Names meaning feast or with feast as part of their meaning.


This page contains names that either have as their meaning "feast" or where the meaning, or one of the meanings of the name contains the word "feast". Try clicking on the name you are interested in to see whcih if these applies.

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On the mybaby site there are 19 number of baby names that have either have "feast" as their meaning, or have the " feast" included in their meaning
There are 19 boy names with the meaning feast.
The most popular boys name with the meaning "feast" is Foy
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Agabus Biblical - A locust, the father's joy or feast. The baby name Agabus is given to babies of Either Gender
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Alzina Arabic - Adornment, feast, illumination; when used in a name, these attributes refer to Woman.
More		 The baby name Alzina is given to babies of Female Gender
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Bashir Arabic - Messenger, brings good news, herald; Eid el Bishara is the Feast of the Annunciation The baby name Bashir is given to babies of Male Gender
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Foi Old English - Parting feast for a journey The baby name Foi is given to babies of Male Gender
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Foy Old English - Parting feast for a journey The baby name Foy is given to babies of Male Gender
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Paddy Irish - Noble. The Irish form of Patrick.
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Padhra Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Padhra is given to babies of Male Gender
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Padhraig Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Padhraig is given to babies of Male Gender
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Padraic Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Padraic is given to babies of Male Gender
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Padraig Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Padraig is given to babies of Male Gender
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Padriac Irish - Noble. The Irish form of Patrick.
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Padruig Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Padruig is given to babies of Male Gender
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Paidi Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Paidi is given to babies of Male Gender
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PATRICE Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green.
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Patricio Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Patricio is given to babies of Male Gender
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Patrick Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Patrick is given to babies of Male Gender
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Patrico Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Patrico is given to babies of Male Gender
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Patrizio Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Patrizio is given to babies of Male Gender
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Patryk Latin - Noble, patrician; Saint Patrick (whose original name was Sucat), adopted his name when he became a missionary to Ireland. He is now the patron saint of Ireland, and there are numerous legends about him. Of course his feast day of March 17 is commonly known as the holiday of shamrocks and wearing o'' the green. The baby name Patryk is given to babies of Male Gender
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