Meanings and history of the name Garrison: | Edit. A garrison is a body of troops, or a military post where they're stationed. The name, though, is separate in origin---it's simply a patronymic surname meaning "The one who has much power and is very wealthy".
Dutch Meaning: The name Gerrit is a Dutch baby name. In Dutch the meaning of the name Gerrit is: rules by the spear.
The name Garritt is a Dutch baby name. In Dutch the meaning of the name Garritt is: rules by the spear.
Recorded in at least seventeen spellings including (Mac)Garrity, (Mac)Geraghty, Garrity, Garritley, Gerty, Gearty, and many others, this interesting surname is of Irish origin. It is a patronymic, with "mac" denoting the son of, and was originally found in the form "Mag Oireachtach".
Garrman is a baby boy name its meaning is . Mostly popular in christian religion. The poeple have viewed this name 1153 times.
Garron g(ar)-ron as a boy's name is pronounced GARE-on. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Garron is "gelding". From the Gaelic word "gearran". A garron or garran is a type of horse. The term occurs in Scotland and in Ireland, and generally refers to an undersized and much-despised beast.
Last name: Garroway. SDB Popularity ranking: 1980. This interesting and unusual name is of English locational origin from "Garway", seven miles from Monmouth in the county of Hereford, which was recorded "Garou" in the Ancient Charters (1135), "Langarewi" (1199) and Garewi (1227), in the Charter Rolls of Herefordshire.
Surname derived from Old English origin, meaning "son of Gar." Occupational name for a young servant, from Old French gars "boy, guy." Pronounced: GAHR-suhn. Famous real-life people named Garson: | Edit.
Meanings and history of the name Garrus: | Edit. Invented for the game "Mass Effect." Gar- is a French root meaning "war," as in garrison and nom de guerre. Famous real-life people named Garrus: | Edit Share what you know!
Irish Meaning: The name Garry is an Irish baby name. In Irish the meaning of the name Garry is: Hard or bold spear. An IrishGerman Gerard, based on medieval pronunciation. Famous bearer: Irish statesman Garret FitzGerald.
