Browse names

Greek

Variant of Alexandra, meaning defender of mankind.

Modern/Scandinavian

Possibly derived from Erica or a place name, meaning ever powerful ruler.

Modern/Scandinavian

Modern creation, possibly from Alona or combining Al- with -ona.

Greek; variant of Ariadne

Possibly a modern variant related to Ariadne, meaning very holy.

Arabic

Feminine form of Amir, meaning princess or female leader.

Greek; from Ariadne

Variant of Ariana, meaning very holy or from Ariadne the Cretan princess.

Irish; from Aileen

From an Irish name possibly meaning bright or shining.

Scandinavian; from Old Norse Erik

From a Scandinavian name meaning ever ruler or eternal ruler.

Germanic; from Adeline

Modern variant of Adeline, meaning noble or of noble birth.

Greek; from Alina

Variant of Alina or Alena, meaning bright or shining.

Spanish; from Alma

Possibly a variant of Alma, meaning soul or nourishing.

Spanish/Indigenous

Possibly of Spanish or Nahuatl origin; etymology unclear.

Spanish

Spanish feminine form meaning beloved.

Welsh

Welsh meaning noble maiden.

French

French variant of Amy, from Latin meaning beloved.

Germanic

Feminine form of Albert, meaning noble bright.

Greek

Angelic or messenger-like; derived from the word angel.

Hebrew

Father's joy; a variant spelling of Abigail.

Irish

Bright or shining in Irish; variant of Aileen.

Latin

Great or magnificent; a feminine form of Augustus.

Vietnamese/Modern

A simple short name, possibly Vietnamese, with varied possible meanings.

Spanish/Latin

Possibly a variant of Amara, meaning grace or beloved.

Germanic

Noble natured; a modern variant of Adeline.

Hawaiian

Beautiful; Hawaiian name with oceanic significance.

Old English

Noble strength; variant of Audrey.

Vietnamese

Peaceful; Vietnamese name.

Irish Scottish

Dream and lake; combination of Aisling and Lynn.

English

Modern invented name; possibly from America.

Nahuatl Spanish

Modern invented name with indigenous-influenced roots.

English

Diminutive of Arrington or variant of Ari.

Greek

Short form of Alessandra, from alexandros meaning 'defender of men.'

English

A surname used as a given name, from English place names.

Hebrew

Possibly from Hebrew elements, meaning uncertain.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa, from the alyssum flower.

Modern creation

A contemporary name possibly inspired by the continent Asia.

Hebrew/English

Combination of Anna (grace) and Leigh (meadow).

Arabic

From asma meaning 'names' or 'exalted.'

Germanic

Feminine form of Arnold, from arn meaning 'eagle.'

Old English

Variant of Ashley, from aesc (ash tree) and leah (meadow).

Hebrew/English

Combination of Anna (grace) and Beth (house of God).

Hebrew

My father; variant of Abigail (father's joy).

Greek/Latin

Immortal; from Ambrosia.

Germanic

Noble; variant of Alyssa.

Hebrew

Ascending, rising up, from the Hebrew aliyah meaning ascent.

Russian

Of Asian origin, likely a Russian form or variant of Asia.

Greek

Bright light, a variant form related to Helen.

Greek

Messenger, from the Greek angelos.

Germanic

Work or labor, a variant of Amelia.