Names like Kourtnee
24 baby names similar to Kourtnee, including other Old French names and stylistic matches.
Old French
Variant of Courtney, from court and ney meaning landed estate.
Old French
From Old French gai meaning happy or cheerful.
Old French
From a place name indicating someone from the court.
Old French
From the place of Lacy; lace-maker.
Old French
Variant of Sherry or Sherri, meaning beloved or dear.
Old French
From Chanel, meaning a singer or one who sings.
Old French
Variant of Mallory, possibly meaning ill-fated or unlucky.
Old French
Unlucky or misfortune.
Old French
A variant of Courtney, from Old French meaning 'short nose' or relating to a court.
Old French
From Old French mal meaning unhappy or unlucky.
Old French
Unfortunate or unlucky; ill-fated.
Old French
Court attendant or courteous; variant of Courtney.
Old French
One who cuts cloth; from Old French taillier meaning to cut.
African American English
Modern invention with no established etymology.
African American English
Modern invention, possibly influenced by Shalimar or Arabic Shalima.
African American English
Modern invention combining Kevin (from Irish Caoimhín, meaning 'handsome') with Monte.
Old German via Old French
Variant of Alison, from Adalhaidis meaning 'noble descent' or 'of noble birth.'
Hebrew
Modern variant of Joel, from Hebrew Yo'el meaning 'Yahweh is God.'
Arabic or African American English
Possibly related to Shakir (grateful) or a modern African American invention.
Irish or English
Variant of Taryn, possibly from Irish tír (land) or English surname origins.
Greek or Hawaiian
Possibly from Lois (Greek origins uncertain) or a variant of Aloyda; may also have Hawaiian connections.
African American English and Italian
Modern African American invention combining the prefix De- with Marco (from Marcus, Latin meaning 'of Mars').
Bantu and Arabic
Geographical name combining Tanganyika and Zanzibar; refers to the East African nation.
African American English and Latin
Modern African American invention combining Marquis (French title, from Latin marcus meaning 'of Mars') with -vious suffix.