Meaning: (Wild Garlic Island, Transferred use of the Scottish surname originating from several different place names. It is derived from the name Hraem’s Island, which is from the Old English elements harem (n) (Raven) and eg, ig (Island); From Ram’s Island, which is from the old English Ramm (a Ram) and eg, ig (Island), or from Rams Island, which derived it’s name from old Norse elements Ramm (Strong) and ey (Island)
Origin: (Old English)
Pronunciation: (RAM-zee)
Gender: Male
I saw this on a blog the other day but I didn't really like it as a first name. I have it on one of my posts as a surname but I didn't really like it as a first name when I first read it. The meaning "Wild Garlic Island" isn't all that great but the other meanings are strong I guess. Now I sort of like it but I don't know if I would ever use it on any of my characters but I will never say never.
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