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The Ultimate Baby Name Book


Names for Boys:  U


Ualtar (see Walter)

Uberto (see Herbert, Hubert)

Ugo (see Hugh)

Ugolino (see Hugh)

Ugon (see Hugh)

Uilleam (see William)

Uilliam (see William)

Uillioe (see Ulysses)

Uinsionn (see Vincent)

Ulick (see Ulysses)

Ulises (see Ulysses)

Ulmar (see Elmer)

Ulysses            Latin form of Odysseus, "wounded in the thigh."  In the
                   Iliad and the Odyssey, Homer tells the story of Odysseus.
                   Irish writer, James Joyce, used the name Ulysses as the
                   title of his famous book.  Today, this is a very unusual
                   name, despite the fact that Ulysses S. Grant led the
                   Northern forces in the Civil War and was the eighteenth
                   president of the United States.
      Variations:  Uillioe (Irish), Ulick, Ulises (Spanish)

Urbaine (see Urban)

Urban              Latin "the town."  While eight popes assumed this name, few
                   baby boys have been named Urban recently.
     Famous name:  Urban Clarence Faber (baseball player)
      Variations:  Orban, Urbaine (French), Urbano (Italian and Spanish),
                   Urbanus (German), Urvan (Russian)

Urbano (see Urban)

Urbanus (see Urban)

Urlando (see Roland)

Urso (see Orson)

Urson (see Orson)

Ursuelo (see Orson)

Ursul (see Orson)

Urvan (see Urban)

Ussulo (see Orson)