Browse names

English

Modern invented variant, possibly from Laken or Lake.

Irish

Modern variant of Kennedy, meaning ugly head in Irish.

Greek

Variant of Katherine, meaning pure.

Germanic

Variant of Carol, from Charles meaning man or free man.

African American

Modern invented name combining Sha- and -mekia.

Scottish

Modern feminine variant of McKenzie, meaning son of the wise leader.

Germanic

Possibly from Adda, an ancient Germanic name.

Germanic

Variant of Bertha or Birdie, meaning bright or cheerful.

Germanic

From the Germanic word meaning brown.

Slavic

Possibly Slavic origin, associated with snake in some African languages.

Hebrew

Variant of Janet or Zaneta, from Hebrew meaning God's gracious gift.

Spanish

Possibly from Spanish or place name origin.

African American

Modern invented name combining La- and -quesha.

Greek

Modern variant of Myles, meaning soldier or devotee.

Spanish

Spanish word meaning candle or sail.

English

Possibly from Garnet, the precious stone.

Greek

Possibly variant of Alida or Elodie, meaning bright or noble.

Greek

Feminine form of Adrian, meaning from Hadria.

Scottish

Scottish diminutive of Kirsten, meaning follower of Christ.

Germanic

Variant of Caroline, meaning free woman.

African

Possibly from Swahili or other African origin.

Spanish

Possibly diminutive of Trinidad, meaning trinity.

English

Possibly variant of Sienna, the reddish-brown earth pigment.

Hebrew

Variant of Isabella, meaning devoted to God.

Sanskrit

Possibly from Sanskrit origin meaning horse or wind.

Scottish

Variant of Glenis or Glynis, from Scottish glen meaning valley.

Greek

Variant of Nicole, meaning victory of the people.

Greek

Variant of Iliana or Eliana, meaning sun ray.

English

Modern variant of Adley, meaning noble meadow.

Greek

Variant of Doris or Dora, meaning gift.

Hebrew

Variant of Deborah, meaning bee.

English

Modern variant of Colby, meaning dark settlement.

Hebrew

Variant of Sabra, meaning prickly pear cactus.

African American

Modern invented name combining Ja- and -nisha.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit meaning fragrant cloud or mist.

Hebrew

Modern variant of Eden, meaning paradise.

Greek

Variant of Eva or Ava, meaning life.

Latin

From Latin meaning blessed or happy.

African American

Modern invented name combining Shere- and -ese.

Native American

Possibly from Native American origin, meaning patient.

Greek

Variant of Eleanor, meaning bright light.

Hebrew

Variant of Dara or Sarah, meaning princess.

English

Variant of Shirley, meaning bright meadow.

Dutch

Dutch diminutive of Anna, meaning grace.

Latin

Variant of Loren or Lauren, meaning the laurel tree.

Greek

Variant of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

African American

Modern invented name combining Ta- and -meeka.

Hebrew

Variant of Iana or Hannah, meaning grace.