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Aggas (S)> Adrian (S)> Agas (S)> Agatoni (S)> Achten (S)> Eidtner (S)> Harrison (M)> Hester (F)> Aegten (S)> Giulia (F)> Fine (F)> Hal (M)> Beck (F)> Rebaca (F)> Rachel (F)> Reba (F)> Rebeca (F)> Agatiello (S)> Mave (F)> Julius (M)> Fien (F)> Becca (F)> Hadrian (M)> Shannah (F)> Jesse (F)> Ruadh (M)> Ade (M)> Jules (F)> Giles (F)>

Giles (female)

Variants:Aegidia (F) Julia (F)
Derivative of:Egidia (F)
Lesser Synonym(s):Gillian (F)
Can be spelt:Geilles (F)
Masculine form:Giles (M)
   
Source(s): English Parish Register freereg.rootsweb.com
"Scottish Forenames" - Donald Whyte, FGH, FSG
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Notes:

English, from Greek "young goat, kid". The feminine form is Scottish and rare. We have found the spelling Geilles in Aberdeenshire.

Aegidia or Egidia were used as a Latinised variant of Giles in many old documents. Search on Aegidi* and Egidi* to take account of Latin case endings.