Names like Marvina

English/Modern

Modern variation combining Lynn (from linden tree or lake) with the suffix -ell.

English/Modern

Modern variation of Carey or Carrie, derived from the Irish surname meaning 'dark' or 'black'.

English/Modern

Variation of Lonnie, which is a short form of Alonzo (Germanic 'all' + 'ready').

English/Modern

Modern variation of Raven, from the English word for the black bird.

English/Modern

Name meaning 'alone' spelled backwards, popularized by the Enola Gay aircraft.

English/Modern

Short form or variation of Genevieve, from the French meaning 'tribe woman'.

English/Modern

Modern variation of Kathy, Kaylee, or a standalone modern creation.

English/Modern

Variation of Rosella or Rose, from 'rose' with a diminutive suffix meaning 'little rose'.

English/Modern

Variation of Piper, from the English occupational word for one who plays the pipes.

English/Modern

Variation of Devon or Davina, from the English place name Devon.

English/Modern

Variation of Mandy or short form of Meredith, from Greek 'Meredith' meaning 'great ruler'.

English/Modern

Modern name of uncertain etymology; possibly a surname or contemporary creation.

English/Modern

Possible blending of Earl with -ma suffix.

Germanic

Elf ruler, a variant spelling of Aubrey.

Greek

Variant spelling of Phyllis, meaning leaf.

Germanic

Variant of Lynda or Lindy, possibly linden tree reference.

Greek

Possibly from rheta, meaning flowing or eloquent.

Latin

Diminutive of Augustus, meaning majestic or venerable.

Germanic

Variant of Carlene, meaning man or free man.

Latin

Diminutive of Victor or Victoria, meaning victorious.

German

Variant of Lorraine, from the Lorraine region.

Germanic or English

Possibly an English surname; archaic term for sweetheart.

Germanic

Variant of Billy or Billie, meaning resolute protector.

Scottish

Variant of Linsey or Lindsay, from the Scottish place name meaning linden tree island.