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10,040 names match.
French/English
Lady; feminine form of Don, from French donné meaning given.
Greek
Maiden; variant of Corinne, from Greek kore meaning girl or young woman.
Latin/Modern variant
Possibly related to Veronica or Virginia, meaning true image or pure.
Modern creation
Contemporary name possibly derived from Taran or Tarun.
Greek
A stream or torrent; possibly from Greek rhebos meaning rapid stream.
Greek
Pure; variant of Katherine from Greek katharos meaning pure.
Modern variant of Melanie (Greek)
Dark or gentle; from Greek melas meaning dark.
English/Greek
A blue-green color; derived from Greek kyanos meaning dark blue.
Welsh
Blessed or fair; variant of Gwyneth from Welsh gwen meaning blessed.
English
A violent storm; derived from Old French meaning storm or turbulent wind.
Modern variant of Keira/Ciara (Irish)
Dark or little dark one; from Irish Ciara meaning dark-haired.
Italian/Latin
Youthful; feminine form of Giuliano, from Julius meaning youthful.
English/Modern creation
Possibly derived from Twyla with Latin origins uncertain.
Spanish/Hebrew
God is my strength; Spanish diminutive of Gabriel.
Modern variant of Marlene (German/English)
From Mary and Magdalene; a twentieth-century blended name.
Irish
Snow; Irish name derived from Irish word for snow.
Arabic
Beautiful; feminine form of Jamil from Arabic meaning beautiful.
Modern African American creation
Contemporary name with uncertain traditional etymology.
Greek
Bright light; variant of Helen from Greek helene meaning shining light.
Modern creation (English)
Contemporary name combining Ray or Raymond with Anne.
German/Scandinavian
Industrious or hardworking; from Germanic amel meaning work.
Modern creation
Contemporary name possibly combining Laverne or Lavinia elements.
Greek
Speaker or flowing stream; possibly related to Greek rhea meaning flow.
Modern variant (Greek/Latin)
Hospitable or welcoming; possibly derived from Greek xenia.
Modern variant (Possibly Arabic/Hebrew)
Contemporary name possibly derived from Anya or Hannah.
Modern variant of Raven (English)
A dark bird; derived from Old English meaning a blackbird.
Italian
Little flower; Italian diminutive from fiore meaning flower.
Old English
A rare name possibly derived from 'leoma' meaning 'light' or 'glow.'
Greek
Possibly derived from 'kleios' meaning 'glory' or related to Cleo.
German
From 'odo' meaning 'wealth' and the Germanic suffix '-ilia.'
Spanish
A diminutive of Sarita, derived from Sara meaning 'princess.'
Hebrew
Variant of Aliyah meaning 'to ascend' or 'exalted.'
Spanish
Diminutive of Clara derived from Latin 'clarus' meaning 'clear' or 'bright.'
Hebrew
Variant of Joan or Joanne, from Johanna meaning 'God is gracious.'
Greek
Variant of Jory, derived from George meaning 'farmer' or 'tiller of the earth.'
Hebrew
A variant of Elizabeth meaning 'God is my oath.'
Hebrew
Diminutive of Miriam, possibly meaning 'of the sea' or 'beloved.'
Sanskrit
The lotus flower in Sanskrit, symbolizing beauty and enlightenment.
Arabic
Possibly derived from Arabic roots meaning 'to heal' or variant of Asya.
Spanish
A modern invented name combining Yamilé with the ending -ex.
Greek
From the plant name anise, derived from Greek 'anis.'
English
A modern name of unclear origin, possibly variant of Rene or Brenda.
English
A modern combination of Kara and Lee.
Yiddish
From Yiddish meaning 'flower' or 'bloom.'
Spanish
Possibly derived from Spanish elements, though the exact etymology is uncertain.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning 'golden' or 'made of gold.'
Hebrew
Variant of Leah, meaning 'weary' or 'delicate.'
French
Possibly derived from Lavinia or combining 'la' with a French suffix.