Names like Balinda

Germanic/Latin

Variant of Terry, possibly from Terentius or Germanic origins meaning strong.

Germanic/Latin

God's grace; variant of Jocelyn.

Germanic/Latin

Cheerful and merry; variant of Jocelyn.

Germanic/Latin

Bold as a bear, the feminine form of Bernard.

Germanic/Latin

Combination of Adam (earth) and possibly from Ottokar roots.

Germanic/Latin

Variant of Genevieve, possibly meaning 'of noble birth' or 'of the family.'

Germanic/Latin

Whole and of the sea, combining Emma and Marie meanings.

Germanic/Latin

Work; variant of Amelia from Germanic amal meaning work.

Germanic/Latin

Means glory or tale; possibly short for Lorraine.

Germanic/Latin

Variant of Genevieve, from Germanic elements meaning 'woman of the race' or 'of noble birth.'

Hebrew/English

Variant of Annabel, combining Anna (grace) with the suffix -el (God).

Old English

Diminutive of Howard, from Old English hoh (high) and weard (guardian or keeper).

Irish

Variant of Colleen, from Irish cailín meaning 'girl' or 'maiden.'

Irish

Possibly a variant of Kerry, a place name meaning dark-haired.

Scottish

Scottish origin, possibly short form or variant of names like Gay or Gael.

Latin

Variant of Loretta, from Latin laurea meaning 'laurel crown' or 'crowned with laurel.'

English

Scottish feminine form of Robin, derived from Robert meaning bright fame.

English blend

Combination of Jean and Ann; vintage American classic.

Germanic via Hebrew

Diminutive of Bobbie or Barbara, from Greek barbara meaning 'foreign' or 'strange.'

Old French and English

From Ray or Rae (short for Raymond, Old French Raimund) with feminine diminutive suffix -etta.

Hebrew

Variant of Tammy, diminutive of Tamara from Hebrew tamar meaning 'palm tree.'

Greek

Variant of Theresa, from Greek Theresia, possibly meaning 'summer' or referring to the harvester.