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What does Allyster mean?
Allyster as a boys' name has the meaning "man's defender". Allyster is a version of Alastair (Scottish, Greek): Scottish variant spelling of Alistair.
STARTS WITH Al-
ASSOCIATED WITH defender
Variations
VARIANTS Alyster, Alystair, Allystair, Allistir, Allister, Allistair, Allastir, Allaster, Allaistar, Alister, Alistar, Alistair▲, Alester, Aleister, Alastor, Alaster, Alasteir, Alaister, Alaistair
RELATION VIA ALASTAIR Allysdair
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
(female)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Allyster Maxton (A.M.), ..
How popular is Allyster?
Allyster is an unusual first name for males. Allyster is an unusual last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?
Alistair (#1004 FROM RECENT DATA) and Alister (#1683) are the popular alternative forms of Allyster (NOT RANKED) listed in the Top 2000. Other variants, like Allastir, are seldom used. Adoption of these relations of Allyster was common among parents less than a decade ago (USAGE OF 0.02%) and is almost as widespread today (USAGE 0.02%, DOWN 10.3%). Alistair is the most fashionable baby name here. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Allyster is pronounced similarly to Alistir. Other recommended sound-alike names are Adler▲, Aillmer (see Aylmer), Ailmer (see Aylmer), Albys, Alcander, Alcinder, Aleksei, Alkender, Allart, Allayne, Allcen, Allcot (see Alcott), Allcott, Allen▼, Allerd (see Ellard), Allex, Alley, Alleyne, Allgar (see Alger), Allger, Allison, Allisoun, Allmer, Allson, Allston, Allstonn, Alltair, Allvar, Allyson, Aloysius▼, Alsten, Alstin, Alston, Altaer, Alten, Alter, Alvise, Alvys, Alysdair, Alysdare, Aristeo, Asher▲, Attwater, Atwater, Auguste, Austen▼, Ayllmer (see Aylmer), Aylmer, Aymer, Brewster, Buster▼, Caster, Christer, Collyer, Colter, Coster, Dempster, Elisher, Ellger (see Alger), Ellmer, Fester, Forester, Forster, Hollister, Kester, Krister, Lester▼, Mcalister, Minster, Nester, Olliver, Silvester, Valter and Vester. These names tend to be more commonly used than Allyster.
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