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Celtic/Arthurian
Variant of Merlin; possibly means sea fortress.
English
Modern creation, possibly influenced by Katrina or Tara.
Arabic/Persian
Modern variant of Jasmine; means flower.
Scottish
Variant of Glenn or Glenna; means valley.
Latin
Variant of Connie; means constant or steadfast.
Hebrew
Variant of Deborah; means bee.
Scandinavian
Possibly from the Scandinavian; means island.
English
Modern creation, variant of Kassidy; means curly-haired.
Latin
Modern creation, possibly variant of Martina; means of Mars.
Italian/Latin
Combination name; possibly inspired by the famous painting.
Spanish
Modern variant of Yolanda; means violet flower.
Sanskrit/Hebrew
Could mean earth in Sanskrit or be variant of Avniel in Hebrew.
Latin
Latin plant name for strawberry tree.
Greek
Short form of Catherine or Kathleen; means pure.
Italian/Hebrew
Combination of Gina and Marie; means beloved and of the sea.
Irish
Variant of Casey; means vigilant or watchful.
Hebrew
Possibly from Henrietta; means estate ruler.
Greek
Modern creation, possibly variant of Theresa; means harvester.
English
English day of the week, named after Woden.
English
Modern creation, variant of Shaleah or influenced by Shay.
Irish
Variant of Tara; means star or rocky hill.
Hebrew
Variant of Genesis; means beginning or origin.
Greek
Variant of Crystal or Kristel; means ice or clear.
English
Modern creation, possibly blend of Tae and Lynn.
English
Modern creation; Heaven spelled backwards.
Germanic
Variant of Wilma or Willa; means resolute protector.
English
Meadow of the hares, derived from Old English elements meaning bright and meadow.
Greek
To harvest or summer, from the Greek verb meaning to reap.
English
Bright meadow with a feminine suffix, blending Shirley with the -lene ending.
Greek
Dark-skinned, from the Greek word melas meaning black or dark.
Persian
Wealthy or possessor of riches, from Persian dar meaning to have or hold.
Greek
Manly or strong, from the Greek word andros meaning man.
Arabic
Jasmine flower, from the fragrant flowering plant name.
Greek
A type of tall evergreen tree, from Greek kuprissos.
Old English
Bright meadow, from scir meaning bright and leah meaning meadow.
English
A modern blending of Rose and Rhonda without a single established root.
Hebrew
Who is like God, feminine form of Michael from Hebrew Mikhael.
Native American
From the Tanasi people and river, likely meaning meeting place.
Hawaiian
Possibly from Hawaiian or a modern variant of Tamia without clear established etymology.
Persian
Door or wealthy, from Persian dar meaning to have or door.
Old English
Made's son or son of Maud, a modern feminine variant of Madison.
Old English
Made's son, a modern spelling variant of Addison.
Hebrew
Delicate or languishing, from the Hebrew Delilah conveying delicateness.
Hebrew
Princess, variant spelling of Sally derived from Sarah.
Arabic
Read or recite, from the Arabic verb iqra conveying command to read.
Catalan
Jagged mountain, from the Catalan Montserrat meaning sawtooth mountain.
Modern
A modern invented name without established traditional etymology.
Modern
A modern invented name, possibly blending Moses or African American naming traditions.