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Dustin Nachtman

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Dustin Nachtman" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Dustin	478
Nachtman	72,582
Dustin Nachtman	9,195,998

is 474th most common Ruben
is 475th most common Mitchell
is 476th most common Edgar
is 477th most common Wilma
is 478th most common Dustin
is 479th most common Fernando
is 480th most common Corey
is 481st most common Christian
is 482nd most common Harvey

is 72,578th most common Mitchusson
is 72,579th most common Mitros
is 72,580th most common Montplaisir
is 72,581st most common Muckelroy
is 72,582nd most common Nachtman
is 72,583rd most common Nannen
is 72,584th most common Neeland
is 72,585th most common Norato
is 72,586th most common Noye

is 9,195,994th most common Dustin Musraca
is 9,195,995th most common Dustin Musser
is 9,195,996th most common Dustin Muth
is 9,195,997th most common Dustin Myrick
is 9,195,998th most common Dustin Nachtman
is 9,195,999th most common Dustin Nall
is 9,196,000th most common Dustin Nance
is 9,196,001st most common Dustin Nason
is 9,196,002nd most common Dustin Nation

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Meaning & History

Dustin

Nachtman

(male) Transferred use of the surname, which is of uncertain origin, probably a Norman form of the Old Norse personal name Þórsteinn, composed of elements meaning ‘Thor's stone’. It is now used fairly regularly as a given name, largely as a result of the fame of the film actor Dustin Hoffman (b. 1937), who is said to have been named in honour of the less well-known silent film actor Dustin Farman (1870–1929).