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ABRACOMAS: name of a governor; meaning unknown

BARDO, BARDOL, BARTOL: ploughman

BARNABY, BARNAHY: ploughman

BARTA, BARTALAN: ploughman

BARTHELEMY, BARTEL: ploughman

BARTLEY: ploughman

BATT: ploughman

BEARTLAIDH: ploughman

BERTI: ploughman

DRYHUS: Aramaic form of Darius (rich)

JAGUR: heap of stones; marker

MAR: lord

MYRON: myrrh; sweet oil

PARLAN: ploughman

PARTHALAN: ploughman

THADDEUS, TADEO, THADY: praise

THOMAS, TEOMA: twin

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Aramaic namesABRACOMAS: name of a governor; meaning unknown BARDO, BARDOL, BARTOL: ploughman BARNABY, BARNAHY: ploughman BARTA, BARTALAN: ploughman BARTHELEMY, BARTEL: ploughman BARTLEY: ploughman BATT: ploughman BEARTLAIDH: ploughman BERTI: ploughman DRYHUS: Aramaic