Where do your DC's names come from?

[MarioandLuigi]

DS1 - Hebrew
DS2 - Scottish
DD - Irish.

Latin
German

Dd-Hebrew or African depending on how you spell it
Dd2-due in 9 weeks is probably going to be a french name

DS1 Irish
DS2 German

We're neither

DD1-German.
DS-Latin/Old English
DD2-Latin/Old English.

DD - Scottish
DS - Latin

DS - Hebrew (and rock legends!)

DS - Hebrew Hebrew Hebrew ( all Old Testament names, established as Anglicised names in common use; all have family connections)

DD (due Oct) - Hebrew, English, English (again, Hebrew name is established "English" name, and all names have family connections.

DD1 - made-up variation of a Gaelic name
DD2 - Scandinavian name that is also the name of DH's aunt
DS1 - German name

DD1 Hebrew Maori Norse
DS1 Spanish Maori English
DD2 Latin Maori English
DN (who we adopted) Greek English
DS2 Hebrew Maori English? (one of the long versions is)
DD3 Latin Maori French
DS3 Latin Maori English

DD Irish

DD1 - English nature name
DS2 - I thought it was Scottish but looking it up it's Hebrew
DS2 - Scottish

DS1: Welsh
DS2: Welsh
DD: Welsh

Unsuprisingly we are Welsh My name is also Welsh, as are DH's, my sister's, my brother's, my mum's, my MIL's, FIL's, SIL's, nephews, nieces... I could go on and on!

DD1 Irish
DD2 French or Greek - no one seems to know
DD3 English

Dd1 - Hebrew
Dd2 - Hebrew

Dn1 - Hebrew
Dn2 - Hebrew

Dn - scottish

DS1 - FN + MN1: Spanish, MN2 + MN3: English
DD1 - FN + MN1: Spanish, MN2 + MN3: English (from Hebrew)
DD2 - FN + MN1: Spanish, MN2: English (from French), MN3: English
DS3 - FN + MN1: Spanish, MN2: English (from German), MN3: English/Spanish (from Hebrew)

DD- American
DS1- French
DS2-English

Have to say though, I've never heard of another girl with DD name, and DS1 name although French, is much more widely used in America, quite uncommon over here.

DD - English French Scottish

DS - old english
DD - norman originally

Both Greek.

Ds1- English (biblical)
Ds2- English (plus various other countries)
Dd- Irish

from a latin word
from greek

No idea, we found it on a list of Formula one drivers!

DS- Old English, actually originates about aan hours drive from our house!

Welsh

No idea. We got it from Upstairs Downstairs. I wanted Zam Zam which is Arabic. DH vetoed it.