Similar Names For Sehgal

• seamus

  in the heel; the supplanter,seamus, as a young man by the name is pronounced shay-mus. it is of irish and hebrew origin, and the meaning of seamus is "evicted". variant of james. "shamus" is sometimes used as an american (slang for a private detective. the poet seamus heaney. also the form of jacob.,supplanter
• Seamus

  A supplant, A supplant
• sebastian

  of sebastos,people of the ancient city, sebastian,sebastian as a young man by the name is pronounced se-bass-tian. it is of greek origin, and the importance of sebastian is "worshipped". the original form of this name is known to those of a particular city or region of asia minor, whose greek name was taken from the latin imperial title of "augustus". saint sebastian, who probably was a native of this place, was a third of a century martyred, the captain, became the patron saint of soldiers. shakespeare gave him the name, the twin brother of viola in "twelfth night". the british, who since the 1940s, can be affected by a character in evelyn waugh ' s popular, "brideshead revisited". track celebrities, and sebastian coe.,venerable
• Sebastian

  He who is from Sebastia, He who is from Sebastia
• seong-hoon

  the name of seong-hoon is a name of children . seong-hoon place in the #5 of the popularity of hits in the 1970s.
• serafino

  the one who gets burned
• Serafino

  The fiery one, The fiery one
• seward

  is to defend,sea guard or victorious guard,seward, as young is the name of ancient english origin and the meaning of seward is "sea guardian; victory guardian". earl siward (11. century), of northumberland (in england) was a general in the english army. in more modern times, william henry seward, the minister of foreign affairs between lincoln and johnson, was responsible for the american purchase of alaska from russia. the most 19ten century to use.
• seabury

  seabury, as young is the name of ancient english origin and the meaning of seabury is "settlement near the sea". the location, the name. samuel seabury was the first american episcopal bishop (appointed in the year of 1789).
• searle

  searle, as a name of children altenglischen origin and the importance of searle is "armor". cartoonist ronald searle.
• Searle

  Armor, Armor