Goldfoot Genealogy

According to new information found on ancestry.com, I have this information about his first name according to Lithuanian. I'm pretty sure that his origin in "Russia" as it says on the 1910 census, meant "Lithuania" as other researchers find the family there. Also, my grandmother, who met him in Idaho, says she was a Litvak, so it seems she would have been delighted to meet another one and quickly marry him.

Jewish Given Name Variations about Nathan
Name:
Nathan
Gender:
Male
Similar Names in Lithuania:
Nasan, Nasan Karpil, Nasan Zanvil, Neta, Nosha, Noshka, Nusa
Name translates in United Statesto:
Nate, Nates, Nathan
Other Name Variants:
Yiddish Names:
Karpil, Karpl, Nate, Nete, Nisl, Nosen, Noshe, Noshen, Noshke, Noshl, Nosl, Nosn, Noson, Note, Notke, Notko, Notl, Nuse, Nusin, Nute, Sane, Sanl, Sanvil, Sanvl, Sonl, Zanvil, Zanvl, Zavil, Zavl, Zevl
European Secular Names:
Nathan, Nosen
Local Secular Names:
Natanas, Nathanas
Hebrew Origin:
Nasan - Samuel II 5:14
European Origin:
Nathan - Germany