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- Trenton
- The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.
- Trenten
- One who belongs to the town near Trent river, One who belongs to the town near Trent river.
- Trentin
- The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.
- Trindon
- Trentyn
- The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.
- Trendon
- The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.
- Trenden
- Tranden
- Trandon
- Trintin
- The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.
- Drandin
- Dranden
- Trentan
- The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.
- Trinden
- Tarentino
- Tranadine
- Trandena
- Trendina
- Doruntina
- This name derives from the Albanian “Doruntinën”, known from the Albanian ballad and legend of Konstandin and Doruntina. Doruntine is the only daughter in a family with 13 children, including herself. When Doruntine is asked in marriage by a foreign prince, everyone in the family disagrees with letting her go so far away. Only Constantin, the youngest of Doruntine’s twelve brothers, wants to make her happy and promises his mother that he’ll bring Doruntine back to see the mother as soon as the mother wants to. Eventually, the mother agrees to the marriage because of Constantin’s promise.
- Trentino
- An abbreviation of Trenton. The name was given to people who lived near to the river Trent in England. The name originally came from a Celtic source, meaning "trespasser", a reference to the river's tendency to flood.