Browse names

Germanic

Noble strength, from Audrey.

Hebrew

My people or variant of Amia.

English

Angelic or of angels.

Hebrew via English

Son of Adam.

Hebrew via Scandinavian

Grace and God's promise combined.

Latin

Dice or variant of Alethea.

Greek

Variant of Ariana, meaning very holy or of noble descent.

Germanic

Short form of Allison or Alison, meaning noble or of noble descent.

Hebrew/Latin

Combination of Anna (grace) and Maria (beloved), meaning graceful beloved.

Irish/Scottish

Variant of Alana, derived from Scottish Gaelic meaning fair or bright.

Spanish

Spanish name meaning blue, the color of the sky and sea.

Greek

Variant of Angela, meaning angel or messenger.

Arabic

White lily flower in Spanish.

Hebrew

Combination of Anna (grace) and Mae, meaning favored or pearl.

Hebrew

Variant of Ardel, meaning eager or ardent.

Greek

Very holy or most holy woman.

Hebrew

Ornament or adornment.

Hebrew

Variant of Abigail, meaning father's joy or father rejoiced.

Germanic

A variant of Alice, from Adelheid meaning noble and of good birth.

Greek

A variant of Althea, from althos meaning healer.

Welsh

From the legendary island Avallon, meaning apple island.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit meaning unique and incomparable.

English

A modern creation possibly derived from Evelyn or Aislin.

Spanish

From Spanish meaning protection or shelter.

Germanic

Feminine form of Arnold, meaning 'eagle power' from Germanic roots.

English

Modern variant of Audrey, meaning 'noble strength' from Old English roots.

English

Modern spelling variant of Autumn, the season of harvest and change.

Spanish

Angels in Spanish, plural form referring to celestial beings.

Greek

A purple gemstone name, from the word meaning not intoxicated.

Sanskrit

Boundless or infinite, the name of a Hindu goddess.

English

Ash tree meadow, a modern variant of Ashley.

Greek

Angel or messenger, a variant of Angela.

Latin

The fourth month, from Latin Aprilis, variant spelling of April.

Arabic

Hope or aspiration.

Italian/Romance

Well-armed or ready for battle.

Greek/Persian

Very holy or noble woman, variant of Ariana.

Germanic

Elf ruler, modern feminine form of Aubrey.

Irish/Hebrew

Bearer or peace, variant of Erin or Aaron.

Spanish/Latin

Combination of Ana (grace) and Maria (of the sea).

Germanic/Latin

Combination of Adam (earth) and possibly from Ottokar roots.

Germanic

Eagle-like or from a noble lineage.

Greek

Pure or chaste, from Agnes.

Germanic

Noble, variant of Alicia.

Hebrew

Alive or lively.

Greek

Strong and womanly, feminine form of Andrew.

Arabic

Intelligent or wise.

Hebrew

Oak tree or variant of Alain.

Hebrew

To ascend or go up.