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Dennis Ringstaff

in the US

There are 4 people with the name "Dennis Ringstaff" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Dennis	54
Ringstaff	53,710
Dennis Ringstaff	6,564,373

is 50th most common Sharon
is 51st most common Matthew
is 52nd most common Betty
is 53rd most common Cynthia
is 54th most common Dennis
is 55th most common Kathleen
is 56th most common Eric
is 57th most common Laura
is 58th most common Dorothy

is 53,706th most common Portella
is 53,707th most common Puno
is 53,708th most common Reigh
is 53,709th most common Rentsch
is 53,710th most common Ringstaff
is 53,711th most common Rittle
is 53,712th most common Roker
is 53,713th most common Roques
is 53,714th most common Roysdon

is 6,564,369th most common Dennis Rinaldo
is 6,564,370th most common Dennis Rinear
is 6,564,371st most common Dennis Rinehimer
is 6,564,372nd most common Dennis Ringle
is 6,564,373rd most common Dennis Ringstaff
is 6,564,374th most common Dennis Ringwelski
is 6,564,375th most common Dennis Ripka
is 6,564,376th most common Dennis Ripperger
is 6,564,377th most common Dennis Rippy

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Meaning & History

Dennis

Ringstaff

(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.