Similar Names For Cosgrove

• Marcos

  The Roman fertility god Mars for whom March was named., The Roman fertility god Mars for whom March was named.
• Penticost

  A fiflty; a surname provided, A fiflty, a surname provided
• Brigacos

  The high or mighty person, The high or mighty person
• cosmas

  the order, the beauty
• Cosmas

  Order, decency, decree, pattern or sequence, Order, decency, decree, pattern or sequence
• cosmin

  for
• Cosmin

  Harmony with life; Praise; Commend. It is the Romanian form of "Cosmas" which means order., Harmony with life, Praise, Commend. It is the Romanian form of "Cosmas" which means order.
• cosmo

  cosmo as a name of children of italian and greek origin, and the importance of cosmo is "order, harmony, beauty". italian form of the greek cosmas. saint cosmos, a martyr, patron saint of the italian city of milan, and the name was most common is by the fame of cosimo de' medici, grand duke of tuscany and one of the most important patrons of the italian renaissance. his friend, the duke of gordon, took the name of the united kingdom in the 17 century. now is also the name of a football team.,courtesy, order,order, the beauty
• Cosmo

  Beauty; Delicacy; Order. It is the English form of "Cosimo"., Beauty, Delicacy, Order. It is the English form of "Cosimo".
• Costa

  Firm; Secure; Stable; Steadfast, Firm, Secure, Stable, Steadfast
• costas

  coasts as a young man by the name is greek and latin, and the importance of costs is constant, steadfast". variant of constantine. commentator bob costas.
• Costas

  Constant or steady. It's the short form of Constantine., Constant or steady. It's the short form of Constantine.
• costello

  england
• coster

  coster as young is the name of ancient english origin and the meaning of coster is "street vendors". of "costermonger", that is to say, "the seller of costards". a costard was originally a native speaker of english apple, a great medieval diversity, which no longer exists.
• Coster

  Derived from Costermonger; Seller of Costard (a type of Apple); It is an unusual first name but a more common surname., Derived from Costermonger, Seller of Costard (a type of Apple), It is an unusual first name but a more common surname.
• oscosh

  the most courageous of all