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Donald Leydig

in the US

There are 5 people with the name "Donald Leydig" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Donald	18
Leydig	51,454
Donald Leydig	5,192,615

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is 51,454th most common Leydig
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is 5,192,611th most common Donald Levering
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is 5,192,615th most common Donald Leydig
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is 5,192,618th most common Donald Lichte
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Meaning & History

Donald

Leydig

(male) Anglicized form of Gaelic Domhnall. The final -d of the Anglicized form derives partly from misinterpretation by English speakers of the Gaelic pronunciation, and partly from association with Germanic-origin names such as Ronald. This name is strongly associated with clan Macdonald, the clan of the medieval Lords of the Isles, but is now also widely used by families with no Scottish connections.

Short form: Don.

Pet forms: Donny, Donnie; Dolly (in Gaelic Scotland).