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Dennis Osentoski

in the US

There are 8 people with the name "Dennis Osentoski" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Dennis	54
Osentoski	46,655
Dennis Osentoski	3,188,727

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is 57th most common Laura
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is 46,655th most common Osentoski
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is 3,188,723rd most common Dennis Oman
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is 3,188,725th most common Dennis Orozco
is 3,188,726th most common Dennis Ortner
is 3,188,727th most common Dennis Osentoski
is 3,188,728th most common Dennis Ottinger
is 3,188,729th most common Dennis Owenby
is 3,188,730th most common Dennis Pajak
is 3,188,731st most common Dennis Palazzo

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Meaning & History

Dennis

Osentoski

(male) Vernacular English form, based on French Denis, of the Greek name Dionysios, Late Latin Dionisius, which was borne by several early Christian saints, including St Denis, a 3rd-century evangelist who converted the Gauls and became a patron saint of Paris. It was on his account that the name was popular in France and was adopted by the Normans. In classical times, the name was an adjective denoting a devotee of the god Dionysos, a relatively late introduction to the classical pantheon; his orgiastic cult seems to have originated in Persia or elsewhere in Asia.

Variant: Denis, Denys.

Short form: Den.

Pet form: Denny.

Cognates: French: Denis. Spanish, Portuguese: Dionisio. Russian: Denis. Polish: Dionizy. Hungarian: Dénes.