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The names below, have been researched, and followed through. The name may have more parts to it, however, this is only a general meaning for each name. If you have one name and it's meaning that does not appear on this page, please owl me and I will put it up.

Draco	In Latin, Draco means snake or dragon
Dumbledore	In Old English, it means bumblebee.
Flitwick	A town in England.
Diagon Alley	This has no meaning
Knockturn Alley	This has no meaning, but if you say Knockturn Alley quickly, it sounds like nocturnally (Dark)
Durmstrang	In German or Dutch, it means Storm & Stress mostly relating to shipping tales
Ernie	Supposedly named after one of J.K. Rowlings grandparents.
Dudley	A town located in England, near the birthplace of JK Rowling
Gilderoy	A handsome highway man.
Lockhart	A town located in Australia.
Sirius	Named after a star formation and based on the black dog
Albus	In latin, Albus means 'White Beard'
Alastor	A Greek God who seeks revenge on people - a very suspicious character
Fleur Delacour	It means 'Flower of the Court'.. To confirm this, check it up in a dictionary... since its put together with its articles, here is how its spelt in French, 'Fleur de la Cour'.
Expecto Patronum	In latin, Expecto means 'Expect' and Patronus means 'Protection' and if you connect these two words together you get Expect Protection
Albus Dumbledore	If you put the translation of Albus and Dumbledore together, you get 'White Beard Bumblebee'
Beauxbatons	In french this forms 'Beautiful Wands'.
Filch	In the baby book, Filch means 'Stealer'.
Argus	A Monster in Greek mythology who had over one hundred eyes - represents how he always arrives when trouble happens
Roman	An Irish Saint
Hermes	The Greek Messenger who worked in service of Zeus
Snape	A town in England.
Skeeter	A nickname for mosquitoes.
Dementor	In latin, dementio means to go mad... where as dementor or demented means someone who has gone mad.
Ludo	Latin for 'to play'
Stan	Supposedly, one of J.K. Rowlings grandparents name.
Tom Marvolo Riddle	In book two, its an anagram of 'I am Lord Voldemort'.
Mandrake	In southern European, a plant known as the mandrake was once believed to have powers since its roots looks like a baby human body.
Voldemort	In Dutch, means 'Dark Lord'.
Weasley	Weasley looks like Weasel and weasel's have a red-brownish colour - signifies the Weasley's red hair
Miranda Goshawk	In Latin, Miranda is 'Admired one' and Goshawk means Very Powerful Hawk
Harry	In Roman, it means 'Army Ruler' (begins to become more significent in Book 5)
Hedwig	A German Saint
Parvati Patil	Parvati is a Hindu Goddess
Aberforth	From the river.
McGonagall	The Bravest