Names like Emmarie

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

Work; variant of Amelia from Germanic amal meaning work.

Germanic/Latin

Means glory or tale; possibly short for Lorraine.

Germanic/Latin

Possibly variant of Belinda, from Germanic bald (bold) and Latin bella (beautiful).

Germanic/Latin

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

Old English

A variant spelling of Atley or Attlee, meaning 'meadow of the dwelling.'

Latin

Horn or horned, a variant of Cornelia from the Roman family name.

English surname, possibly from Amy

Derived from Amy, meaning beloved.

Hebrew/Yiddish

A Yiddish diminutive of Rivka, the Hebrew form of Rebecca meaning 'to bind' or 'captivating.'

English surname

Possibly from Old English relating to thatch or a place name.

English

An English place name from Old English meaning 'from the rice field' or 'from the strip of land.'

Irish/Celtic

Possibly related to Irish caol, meaning slender or narrow.

Greek

The Polish form of Sophia, from Greek meaning 'wisdom.'

English

From the heathland or a place of heaths.

Latin

A variant of Aveline or Adeline, from Latin meaning 'bird' or 'noble.'

German

Possibly from Germanic roots or related to Simon.