Latin: Above Praise

English: Derived from Victoria, Meaning Triumphant

Latin: Worthy of Praise

English: Diminutive of Anthony: 'Highly Praiseworthy.' from a Roman Clan Name. This Abbreviation of Anthony and Its Variants Has Been Used Since Medieval Times As an Independent Name

Stan  (English)
Diminutive of Stanley: Stony Field; Lives by the Stony Grove

Standish  (English)
From the Stony Park

Stanedisc  (English)
From the Stony Park

Stanfeld  (English)
From the Stony Field

Stanfield  (English)
From the Stony Field

Stanford  (English)
Stony Ford; Stony Meadow. Surname

Stanhop  (English)
From the Stony Hollow

Stanhope  (English)
From the Stony Hollow

Stanley  (English)
Stony Field; Lives by the Stony Grove

Stanly  (English)
Lives by the Stony Grove

Stanton  (English)
Stony Meadow. Surname

Stantun  (English)
From the Stony Farm

Stanway  (English)
Lives by the Stony Road

Stanweg  (English)
Lives by the Stony Road

Stanwic  (English)
From the Stony Village

Stanwick  (English)
From the Stony Village

Stanwik  (English)
From the Stony Village

Stanwode  (English)
From the Stony Forest

Stanwood  (English)
From the Stony Forest

Stanwyk  (English)
From the Stony Village

Staunton  (English)
From the Stony Farm

Taurus  (Shakespearean)
'Antony and Cleopatra'. Lieutenant-general to Caesar

Thyreus  (Shakespearean)
'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Caesar

Tonya  (Russian)
Praiseworthy. Abbreviation of Antonina

Tonya  (Latin)
Worthy of Praise

Tonya  (English)
Feminine Form of Anthony. Abbreviation of Antonia and Antoinette

Tonya  (Russian)
Invaluable

Trachonitis  (Biblical)
Stony

Trachonitis  (Biblical)
Stony

Varrius  (Shakespearean)
'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Pompey. 'Measure for Measure' a Gentleman, Servant to the Duke

Ventidius  (Shakespearean)
'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Mark Antony. 'The Life of Timon of Athens' a Flattering Lord, and One of Timon's False Friends