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English
Old-fashioned diminutive possibly of Margaret.
French
French diminutive used as independent name.
Greek
Variant of Teresa meaning to harvest.
Irish
Modern variant of Brianna meaning noble.
Modern creation
Modern name without well-established etymology.
Modern combination
Modern combination of Jade and Lynn.
Irish
Irish form of Rose meaning beautiful.
Greek
Greek name meaning good news or gospel.
Arabic
Arabic name meaning beautiful.
Modern creation
Modern name without well-established etymology.
Greek
Short form of Philippa meaning lover of horses.
Greek
Variant of Marjorie meaning pearl.
Scottish
Scottish variant with ancient Celtic origins.
Latin
Variant of Priscilla meaning venerable.
English
From the English word merry meaning cheerful.
Dutch
Dutch name derived from Saxon or Saxony.
Arabic
Arabic name possibly from Medina.
Modern creation
Modern name without well-established etymology.
Modern creation
Modern name without well-established etymology.
Hebrew
Variant of Janet meaning God is gracious.
Germanic
Possibly variant of Arlene meaning pledge.
Greek
Variant of Melissa meaning honey bee.
Greek
Derived from 'zelos' meaning zeal, fervor, or enthusiastic devotion.
German
Diminutive of Elisabeth, from Hebrew meaning God is my oath.
English
Modern variant of Holly, from the evergreen holly plant.
Modern English
Contemporary name blending jazz with the feminine suffix -lin.
English
From the English word delight, expressing joy and pleasure.
Amharic
Means power or mighty, used in Ethiopian and Rastafarian contexts.
Greek
Variant spelling of Phoebe, meaning bright, shining, or radiant.
Greek
Variant of Cynthia, meaning moon goddess from Mount Cynthus.
Slavic
Slavic variant of Anna, from Hebrew meaning grace or favor.
English
Modern variant of Emily or Emilia, from Latin meaning to strive or rival.
Spanish/Modern
Possibly a blend of Maya with -rin suffix, or variant of Marian.
Spanish
From the Spanish city Mérida, possibly meaning 'gem of the world'.
Scandinavian
From Old Norse, possibly related to blending or brightness.
Spanish
Spanish diminutive form, possibly derived from Dolores meaning sorrows.
Modern English
Contemporary name, possibly a variant of Misha or Aisha.
Modern English
Contemporary name, possibly combining Jay with Anna.
English
Diminutive of Vanessa, from Greek meaning butterfly.
English
Modern variant of Sheryl or Shirley, meaning bright meadow.
Hebrew
Possibly a variant of Lisette or Elizabeth, meaning God is my oath.
Hebrew
Variant of Bethany, a biblical place meaning house of figs.
Modern English
Contemporary name, possibly combining Taka with Ayla.
Arabic
From Arabic meaning nocturnal journey or night voyage.
Modern English
Contemporary invented name with unclear etymological roots.
Spanish
Spanish title and name meaning lady or woman of respect.
Latin
Variant of Celeste, from Latin meaning heavenly or celestial.
Germanic
Feminine form of Charles, from Germanic meaning free man or man.