william

As a noun diana

is .

As a proper noun william is

popular since the norman conquest.

As a proper noun william

is popular since the norman conquest.

As a determiner ian is

.

As an adverb ian is

.

As proper nouns the difference between william and john

is that william is popular since the norman conquest while john is very popular since the middle ages.

In given name|male|from=germanic terms the difference between william and roger

is that william is popular since the norman conquest while roger is .

As proper nouns the difference between william and roger

is that william is popular since the norman conquest while roger is .

As a verb brian

is (dialectal|northern england) to keep fire at the mouth of (as of an oven), to give light or to preserve heat.

As a proper noun william is

popular since the norman conquest.

As proper nouns the difference between harold and william

is that harold is a given name derived from Old English while William is a given name derived from Germanic popular since the Norman Conquest.

As a noun Harold

is an improvised skit of a particular format.

As proper nouns the difference between hayley and william

is that hayley is an english placename while william is popular since the norman conquest.