Browse names

Latin

Threefold unity.

Greek

Harvester.

Greek

Manifestation of God.

Hebrew

Dew from God.

Russian, from Latin

Fairy queen.

Greek

Gift of God.

English

Something precious and valued.

English

Fortified meadow.

Latin/Russian

Fairy queen or princess.

Native American

Leaping water

Japanese

Bird.

Greek

Goddess.

Sanskrit, Irish

Star.

Greek

Harvester or to reap.

German

Mighty in battle.

Aramaic

Gazelle.

Irish, Gaelic

Rocky hill.

Swahili, Hebrew

Sweet, palm tree.

Greek

To blossom, to flourish.

Latin

Fairy queen or princess.

Hebrew

Dew from heaven.

Spanish/Portuguese

Aunt.

Greek

Harvester or reaper.

Hebrew

Palm tree.

English, short form of Theresa

To reap, to harvest.

English

Palm tree; twin.

Irish

Warlike; fighter.

English

Follower of Christ.

Greek (literary coinage)

Coined by novelist Marie Corelli, likely from Greek thelema meaning will or wish.

Greek

Diminutive of Theresa, possibly meaning harvest or from the island Therasia.

Russian

Diminutive of Antonina, from the Roman family name Antonius, of uncertain meaning sometimes interpreted as priceless.

Russian

Diminutive of Tatiana, derived from the Roman family name Tatius, of uncertain meaning.

Latin

Diminutive of Antonia, from the Roman family name Antonius, of uncertain meaning, popularly rendered as priceless.

English (from Norman French)

From a Norman surname derived from a French place name meaning place of Thracius.

English (from Norman French)

Variant of Tracy, from a Norman place name meaning of Thracius, also used as a pet form of Theresa.

English

A diminutive of Theresa, a Greek name possibly meaning to harvest.

Latin

Short form of Patricia, from Latin meaning noblewoman or of noble birth.

Latin

Short form of Patricia, from Latin meaning noblewoman; also an independent name in India from Sanskrit.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Tamara, from the Hebrew meaning date palm tree.

Russian

A short form of Natasha, from the Latin natale, meaning born on Christmas day.

Hebrew

A diminutive of Tamara, from the Hebrew for date palm tree.

Greek

A French and German form of Theresa, possibly meaning to harvest or from the island of Therasia.

English/French

A variant of Tracy, from a Norman French place name meaning domain of Thracius, also used as a diminutive of Theresa.

Scandinavian/Greek

A short form of Katrina or Catriona, ultimately from Katherine, meaning pure.

Germanic

Diminutive of Gertrude from Germanic ger and trude, meaning spear strength.

Greek/Persian

From Greek and Persian origins, meaning a royal crown or headdress.

Japanese/American

Modern American name possibly from Japanese elements, meaning jewel or seaweed.

Latin

Variant of Antonia from Latin antonius, meaning priceless or invaluable.