m0ssb3rg935 :

Wouldn't be surprised, yeah. It has ties to the medieval times, as well, so it's probably really likely.    

I kinda know what my real name means already, but I went ahead and googled it anyways. My first name is an Arabic name of the Islamic prophet and many people in this world have been given the same name as me. It also means "praiseworthy" (I actually didn't know that it means "praiseworthy")

My last name means "Handsome" and "good". It can be an Arabic, Irish, Scottish, or Hebrew surname as well.

My first name means "son of the south" or "son of the right hand", which honestly makes me feel a bit awkward, but I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise that a boring name has a boring meaning... Not that I dislike the mundane aspect about it, though. What's a bit more interesting is that I share it with one of the sons of Jacob (from the bible), who was originally named "son of my sorrow" (בֶּן־אוֹנִי, Ben-'oniy) by his mother. Makes you wonder what'd drive someone to name their kid that...

Apparently Ian means "gift of god". (but it's Wikipedia so idk)

Kind of weird but I'll take it. To me it's still just a normal name lol

"Steven" is derived from Stephen Crown in English, and means Crowned One in Greek.

"Cox" means (and I copy pasted this) dweller at the sign of the rooster; dweller at, or near a small hill or clump of trees.
^Who knows what that's supposed to mean haha.

And there you have it. It's hard to find meaning in English names since that's not really one of the purposes of it in our culture.

Mynamescox44 : You sir have the best meaning of all time "dweller at the sign of the rooster" is one of the greatest meaning I have ever see, Nobody can beat that

My first name is quite common so I'll do my last name, which is Larrabee. Apparently Larrabee is "codename for a hybrid CPU (central processing unit) and GPU (graphics processing unit) chip that is currently in development by Intel." Well alright then. I don't think that's what you mean though, so here's what you mean.

According to ancestory.com it means farmstead or settlement.

And for lols, urban dictionary's meaning. "a vampire at heart. good at spider solitaire...but not chemistry. has found multiple lovers recently, but unfortunately none have worked out...yet. she can drink a bottle of burnettes like its nobody's business. loves her dog more than life. also good at picking things up with her toes...tends to stay in her room, especially when it rains. is a fish-trainer. vegetarian." Well the only thing true about that is that I'm good at picking things up with my toes.

If I'm not mistaken, I'm rather certain that my first name means princess in Hebrew.
Could be worse.

It's difficult to find a meaning for my real name. When I search, I am given results for a name that is an alternate spelling to my name. My name is Spanish, and for the alternate writing, it means beautiful hyacinth flower.

My name means "supplanter" or "Holder of the heel", which is very fitting, because I'm constantly thinking of how I'm going to take someone's place, or step on them to get ahead for sure.

My name means "warlike" according to most sources.
As for my last name, it pertains to a certain region.