Names like Leora

Hebrew/Greek

Combination of Jo from Joanna and Ellen from Helen meaning light.

Hebrew/Greek

Modern variant of Mika or Micah, from Hebrew "mikha'el" (who is like God).

Hebrew/Greek

Grace and to loosen, combining Anna and Lyse.

Hebrew/Greek

Combination of Mary (star of the sea) and Catherine (pure).

Hebrew/Greek

God's oath or noble kind; variant of Alyssa or Elisha.

Hebrew/Greek

Variant of Madeline, from Magdala, a Biblical place, ultimately meaning 'high tower.'

Hebrew/Greek

Possibly variant of Zella, blessed or zealous.

Hebrew/Greek

Woman from Magdala, variant of Madeline.

Hebrew/Greek

Variant of Sadie, princess.

Hebrew/Greek

A modern variant, possibly feminine form of Jerome or Jeremiah, meaning 'lifted by God.'

Greek

Derived from ion, meaning violet, or from the Scottish island of Iona.

Latin

From the Roman family name Horatius, of uncertain meaning, borne by the famous Roman poet.

Old English

Famous friend; renowned and cherished.

Latin

From the Roman family name Vergilius, of uncertain meaning, borne by the great Roman poet.

Greek/Latin

Related to Leah or Lilia.

Greek

From Greek Homeros, meaning hostage or pledge, borne by the epic poet of the Iliad and Odyssey.

Greek/Irish

Violet flower; noble and valuable.

Welsh

White-browed or noble in Welsh tradition, from 'el' meaning 'noble' and 'gwyn' meaning 'white'.

Greek

Helper and aid.

Greek

Glorious or famous, from the Greek kleos.

Greek

Variant of Leonore from Greek elements, meaning light or compassion.

Greek

From kosmos, meaning order or universe.