It's good. Very special. British surname.

British and American surnames come from the following aspects: social status as surnames: king (king), Pope (pope), Stuart (court minister), pryor Poole (abbot), Henry Henry (ruler) and George George (farmer). Take the occupations and origins of ancestors as surnames: Farmer farmer (farmer), Carter (coachman), Smith Smith (blacksmith), Turner Turner (lathe worker), Cook, Baker, Taylor Taylor (tailor). Take the place where ancestors lived as surnames: London, London, Washington, Washington as surnames, and add sons: Johnson Johnson, Tomson Thomson, Robinson Robinson, jameson Jamlin. Surnames based on looks: strong (strong), small (short), long (short) and short (short). Take personality and quality characteristics as surnames: Jack Jack (strong), Frank Frank (free), Mark (son of God of War), Charles Charles (gentleman). Take the color as the surname: black (black), white (white), brown (brown), turquoise (green). Take the names of birds and animals as surnames: Fox Fox (fox), Cock Cork (rooster), Wolf Woolf (wolf). Take the scenery as the surname: Hill (mountain), Waters Waters (water), Lake Lake (lake), Bush Bush (shrub), Woodwood (tree), Flower Flower (flower).

The meaning of English names is very common in English names. Male names: Richard Richard, brave Victor Victor, winner Charles Charles, son of William Volkswagen, Will Henry Henry, ruler Peter Bede, rock Mark, descendant of Bill, brave Samuel, prophet David, little hero Andrew, strong and brave Edward Edward, rich. Loyal Jenny Jenny, quiet Judy, baby Karen Karen, pure Nancy Nancy, elegant Alice, truth Anne, * * Julia, energetic Nina, charming and lovely Joan, gentle Susan Susan, Lily Rose, rosemary, Sophia Starfish, Wisdom Helen and Sunshine. Besides, some names can be used by both men and women, and in words. For example: Albert-Alberta Donne-Donna Fred-Frieda Paul-Paula.