Since there are no Medieval Italian or Medieval Tuscan names starting with Q, today is a wildcard. I made sure not to repeat any of the Medieval Q names I used in my 2018 post.
Unisex names:
Qaliyun (Mongolian) means “otter.”
Male names:
Qongqor (Mongolian) means “chestnut” (the horse colour).
Quant (Scandinavian) derives from the Middle High and Middle Low German word quant (trickster, imp, rogue, prankster, smart-aleck).
Quiryn (Dutch) is a form of Quirinus, which possibly derives from the Sabine word quiris (spear).
Female names:
Qasmuna (Moorish Arabic) means “to divide, to distribute.”
Quenylda (English) is a form of the Anglo–Saxon name Cwénhild, derived from Old English roots cwén (woman, wife) and hild (battle, war). My 2018 post on Medieval names included the forms Quenilla and Quenilda.
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