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Portuguese
Fragrant or noble land, possibly from Germanic roots meaning land.
Spanish
From the capital of Cuba, possibly from Taíno origin or Spanish haven.
Latin
Lily, from the Latin lilium referring to the flower.
Germanic
Man or strong, from Germanic carl meaning man with a feminine ending.
Modern
A modern invented name without established traditional etymology.
Latin
Flourishing, a diminutive of Florence from florens conveying flourishing.
Latin
From Hadria, a place name in ancient Rome.
Arabic
Gift or present, from the Arabic nawal conveying generosity.
Hebrew
Gift of God, a variant of Matthias from matath and yah.
Germanic
Noble, from adal meaning noble with the suffix -leigh.
English
Likely a combination of Lane with the suffix -etta meaning little.
Sanskrit
Rock or stone, from Sanskrit conveying strength and permanence.
French
Dear, from the French chère conveying affection.
Germanic
Noble, from adal meaning noble in Germanic languages.
Irish
Pearl or possibly great, from Irish origins possibly related to Medhbh.
Spanish
Little star, a diminutive of Estrella from stella.
English
A blending of Jo with Elena, conveying happiness and brightness.
Modern
A modern variant possibly from Jocelyn, from Latin jocosus meaning playful.
Hebrew
God will increase, from Joseph with a feminine ending.
French
Fairy-like, a combination of Faye with -etta diminutive suffix.
Latin
Pearl-like, from perla the gem with a feminine suffix.
Greek
She who shines or prophetess, a modern variant of Cassandra.
Germanic
Noble or possibly independent German name meaning elk.
Modern
A modern blending of La with Shana without established etymology.
Sanskrit
That which is heard or Vedic literature and knowledge.
Hebrew
God is gracious, variant of Jayne from Jane.
Latin
Of the sea, from mare in Latin referring to the ocean.
Greek
Gift, from doron in Greek or a modern nature name.
Germanic
Bright fame, from hrod meaning fame and beraht meaning bright.
Latin
Of the earth, from terra referring to earth.
Spanish
Altar of the sky, combining ara meaning altar and coelus meaning sky.
English
Fate or fortune, a modern spelling of Destiny.
Welsh
Son of the sea, from Welsh dŵl meaning sea.
Old English
Made's son, a modern variant of Addison.
Latin
Laurel tree, from laurus the plant symbol of victory.
Hebrew
Grace and lake, a combination of Anna and Lynn.
Scottish Gaelic
Narrow isle, a modern variant of Kylie or Kayley.
Modern
A modern blending of La with Toshia without established etymology.
Scottish
Diminutive of Moss or Morris, from Maurice.
Old English
Ella's town, from a female given name with the suffix -ton.
Germanic
Armored warrior or fierce protector.
Welsh
Fair-browed or blessed white wave.
Modern African American
Modern name; no established etymology.
Spanish
Sonorous or having a pleasant sound.
Hebrew
God is gracious, feminine form of John.
Modern variation
Modern created name; no established etymology.
Arabic
Longing or yearning.
Hebrew
Gracious lamb or variation of Hannah.