Browse names

Hebrew

Biblical name meaning God is my oath.

Greek

Well-spoken or eloquent, variant of Eulalia.

English

A blend of Ella (all) and Mae (May), representing spring's beauty.

Spanish

Ruler of the estate, feminine form of Henry.

Germanic

Noble and refined, from Ethel with a feminine suffix.

Germanic

Home ruler; short form of Henrietta.

Germanic

Little one or estate; variant of Etta.

Germanic/French

Foreign wealth; variant of Elodie.

Latin

Feminine form of Aemilius, a Roman family name.

Greek

Variant of Stephanie; means crowned or wreathed.

Greek

Variant of Alicia or Elisa; derived from Elizabeth.

Germanic

Noble and bright, feminine form of Albert.

Latin

Industrious, variant of Emily.

Sanskrit

Desire or wish.

Hebrew

God's oath; variant of Elizabeth from Hebrew 'Elisheba'.

Irish

A modern variant of Erin, meaning Ireland or peace.

Greek

Bright light and torch, a variant of Eleanor.

English created

Deep black wood, a modern variant of Ebony.

English

Forever and without end, a virtue word name.

Germanic

Modern variant possibly derived from Earline or related to Earla.

Modern African American

Modern created name, possibly variant of Amari or combining elements.

Germanic

Variant of Emmeline, meaning industrious or work-related.

English

Wished for, variant of Evelyn from Aveline.

English

Modern invented name, possibly from Paisley or Celtic origins.

English

Wished for, variant of Evelyn or Evelina.

German/Scandinavian

A diminutive of Emma, derived from the Germanic 'amala' meaning 'whole' or 'entire.'

English

Possibly a variant of Aura, from the Latin 'aura' meaning 'breeze' or 'glow.'

English

A modern variant of Evan, from the Hebrew Yochanan meaning 'God is gracious.'

Germanic

Variant of Emery, meaning industrious or brave power.

Germanic

Italian form possibly from Irmin, meaning great or whole.

Germanic

Meaning elf power or elf counsel.

English

Noble or related to an earl, a variant of Earline.

Germanic/Latin

Whole and of the sea, combining Emma and Marie meanings.

Modern English

Modern creation, possibly combining Emma and Lynn.

Hebrew

My God is Yahweh, a Hebrew variant of Elijah.

Scandinavian / Greek

A variant of Erica, from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler' or from Greek 'Erika.'

Hebrew

The French feminine form of Emmanuel, from Hebrew meaning 'God is with us.'

Japanese

From Japanese elements meaning 'picture' and 'child,' or 'blessed child.'

Greek

A variant of Elissa or Alyssa, from Greek meaning 'from Elis' or 'noble.'

Germanic / Hebrew

Possibly a short form of Edith (from Old English meaning 'wealth property') or a variant of a Hebrew name.

Hebrew

Spanish variant of Eveline, derived from Eve, meaning 'living one.'

Hebrew

Variant of Elisabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Germanic

Possibly Scandinavian-influenced, variant of Delta or Scandinavian origin.

Modern

Modern name, possibly a variation of Emerald or Germanic roots with -da suffix.

Greek

Variant of Eleanor, meaning bright torch.

Italian

Blend of Ermine with Linda, meaning kind and gentle.

Germanic

Variant of Evelyn, meaning wished for or desired.

Greek

From aether meaning upper air or sky in Greek.