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French
From the Lorraine region in northeastern France.
Greek
Gift of God, a diminutive form related to Dorothy.
Greek
Defender or protector of mankind, short form of Alexandra.
Greek and Hebrew
A farmer with grace, a combination of George and Anne.
Irish and Scottish
Descendant of the ugly-headed one, used as a given name despite the surname meaning.
Hebrew and Sanskrit
Gracious, merciful, or caring, a variant of Anaya or Hannah.
Latin and English
Industrious rival with a meadow, combining Emily with the -leigh suffix.
Hebrew and Greek
God is gracious with grace, a blend of Jean and the suffix -ice.
Hawaiian
Of the earth or earthly, relating to nature and grounding.
Hebrew
To ascend or exalted one, a variant spelling of Aliyah.
Hebrew
God is gracious, a diminutive form of John.
Latin
Green and flourishing, derived from the word for spring and growth.
Sanskrit
Wise and intelligent, a name reflecting knowledge and understanding.
Hebrew and English
God will increase with a lake, combining Joseph and Lynn.
Greek
The sixth letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing completeness.
Hebrew
A bee, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.
Latin and Spanish
Sorrows or pains, related to the name Dolores.
French
Desired or wished for, the French name Desirée with alternate spelling.
Modern creation
A contemporary name blending Shan and the suffix -nel.
Greek and Hebrew
Peaceful and serene, a short form of Rene or Renata.
Latin
Green and flourishing, a feminine form of Vern.
English and Germanic
Noble strength and power, a variant of Audrey.
Hebrew and English
Mighty or splendid, a diminutive related to Hadassah.
Germanic
Noble and exalted, a variant of Alison.
Sanskrit and Hindi
Happiness and joy, expressing positive emotion and delight.
Norse and Scandinavian
Of Thor or relating to thunder, connected to the Norse god.
Latin
Reborn or born again, symbolizing renewal and transformation.
English
A clearing with a hermitage or secluded dwelling.
Greek
A follower of Christ, alternate spelling of Christina.
English
The faculty of remembering or a cherished recollection.
Arabic and Sanskrit
Success and prosperity, or a cobra in Sanskrit.
Modern creation
A contemporary name possibly derived from Jacqueline or similar roots.
Modern creation
Heaven spelled backwards, a contemporary invented name.
Latin and English
From Laurentum or a vehicle, a variant of Lawrence.
Hebrew and English
A princess with a lake, combining Sara and Lynn.
Germanic
A free woman or of noble birth, feminine form of Charles.
Hebrew
My bitterness or one of the Levite clans in biblical tradition.
Germanic
Noble and highborn, a variant of Alida.
Arabic and Hebrew
Exalted and sublime, related to Aaliyah.
Irish and English
From Ireland with a lake, combining Ire and Lynn.
Arabic and Hebrew
Fortunate, righteous, or blessed by providence.
Sanskrit
Refuge or shelter, providing safety and protection.
Greek and Scottish
Pure and blessed, a variant of Agnes or Nessa.
Hebrew
God is gracious, a variant or nickname of Jonathan.
Irish
Descendant of the dark challenger or brave one.
Welsh and English
Fair and graceful, related to Jennifer.
Latin and Modern
Joyful and happy, possibly derived from Letitia.
Greek
Citadel or cheerful, relating to brightness and fortress.