Browse names

English

Noble; noblewoman.

Hebrew/Persian

Star.

Germanic (feminine of Ernest)

Serious or resolute.

English (feminine of Edwin)

Rich friend.

Old English

Feminine form of Earl, a nobleman of Germanic origin.

Old English

Variant of Edith, from Eadgyth meaning blessed in war.

Latin via English

The fundamental nature of something.

Greek via Spanish

Bringer of good news, messenger.

Germanic

Serious and determined warrior.

Welsh

Fair spirit, beautiful soul.

Germanic

Old or ancient wisdom, heritage.

Latin

Star shining brightly.

English

Desired and loved.

Hebrew

Bright and shining.

Greek

Small winged one; from Greek 'aelion' (of the sun) or relating to light.

Germanic

Elf ruler, noble being; variant of Elvira from the Germanic 'alf' (elf).

Welsh/Irish

Welsh variant of Erin, possibly from Irish Éirinn meaning Ireland.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa or Elissa, from Greek meaning noble or happy.

Old English

Variant of Evelyn, possibly from Old English Avelina related to hazel.

Greek

Dark wood; from the ebony tree.

Greek and Spanish

Crown or wreath; Spanish form of Stephanie.

Germanic and Spanish

Famous in battle; Spanish variant of Eloise.

Germanic/French

Archer; variant of Yvette or Eva.

Latin

Age or era.

English

Toward the east.

English

From the elder tree.

Germanic

Spanish feminine form of Ernest, meaning serious or stern.

Germanic/Spanish

Variant of Elvira, possibly from Spanish origin meaning white.

Old French via Yvonne

Variant of Yvonne, meaning archer or yew tree.

English

Short form of Edith, meaning rich or blessed gift.

Greek

Welcoming or hospitable, variant of Imogene.

Greek

Crown or wreath, Spanish variant of Stephanie.

Latin

Wished for child, variant of Evelyn.

Latin

Star, variant of Estelle.

Germanic

Derived from Germanic elements, possibly combining 'earl' with a feminine suffix.

Hebrew

A variant spelling of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my abundance.'

Greek

Derived from Greek elements meaning 'well' and 'speaking,' thus 'well-spoken.'

Germanic

Noble one.

Welsh/Scandinavian

Bright and shining.

Welsh

Young warrior.

Spanish

This one.

Scandinavian

Bright as a torch.

Persian

Noble or exalted.

Spanish

Crown or garland; Spanish form of Stephanie.

Greek

Sound returning; from Greek mythology.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning of noble natured or noble birth.

Old English

From Old English meaning wealthy or prosperous.

Old English/Spanish

From Old English meaning old treasure or ancient riches.