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Ship Name Histories - U
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Ship Name Histories - Database of histories of ship names beginning with letter U. |
Name Origin: The quail. |
Name Origin: Horned owl |
Name Origin: A village in the province of Yamashiro, near Kioto, celebrated for its excellent tea plantations. |
Name Origin: Southwest Russia. |
Ulan |
Name Origin: Lancer. |
Name Origin: Lancer |
Ulf |
Name Origin: Wolf. |
Name Origin: A personage in Norse mythology; the name means “wolf”. |
Uller |
Name Origin: In Norse mythology the god who ruled the sky in winter. The rays of the Aurora Borealis are the darts shot from his bow. |
Name Origin: Central province of Italy, sometimes called Perugia. The Umbrians, a distinct people in ancient Italy, were conquered by Rome in 295 B.C. |
Name Origin: Legendary water-maidens, who, if they could win the love of a mortal man and bear him a child, received an immortal soul. |
Undine |
Name Origin: Legendary water maidens, who if they could win the love of a mortal man and bear him a child, received an immortal soul. |
Name Origin: Cossack of the Ural. |
Urd |
Name Origin: In Norse mythology one of the three “Nornas,” goddesses of fate. She presided over the future. |
Name Origin: A river in Yorkshire which, together with the Swale, forms the Ouse. There is also a small river of this name in Argyllshire. |
Name Origin : Name of an important South American river. |
Name Origin: The tide. |
Name Origin: A river in Monmouthshire which flows into the Bristol Channel. |
Name Origin: A term applied in ancient times to the outlaws and pirates which then infested the coast of Dalmatia and the adjacent islands. |
Name Origin: Inhabitants of the lands along the banks of the river Ussuri, an affluent of the Amur. |
Name Origin: Fleecy clouds. |
Name Origin: Provincial capital and name of one of the seven United Provinces, the deputies of which met at Utrecht on January 23rd 1579, and signed a treaty for mutual defence. On April 11th 1713, the Treaty of Utrecht was signed, which terminated the wars of Queen Anne, secured the Protestant succession in England, the separation of the French and Spanish crowns, and the enlargement of the British colonies in America. |
Name Origin: A poetical name for the month of april. |
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