Browse names

German

Variant of Porsche, German place name, used as a modern name.

Hebrew

Hebrew name meaning my light or light for me.

Irish

Variant of Reagan, Irish meaning little king.

Hebrew

Variant of Annalisa or modern creation combining Anna with Alia.

Arabic

Variant of Leila, Arabic meaning night or dark beauty.

Hebrew

Short form of Gabriel, meaning God is my strength.

English (modern variant)

Modern spelling of Kimberly, from a surname meaning from the wood of the royal forest.

Igbo (Nigerian)

Good God or a blessing from God.

English (modern variant)

Modern spelling of Courtney, a surname from a Norman French place.

Latin/Germanic

Variant of Jocelyn, possibly from the Germanic name Gauzlin or Latin Iocundus meaning cheerful.

English (modern created)

A modern African-American created name with no established etymology.

Hebrew

A biblical place name referring to the Plain of Sharon, a fertile coastal region.

Irish/Scottish (modern variant)

Modern spelling of Kennedy, an Irish surname meaning ugly head.

Hebrew

French form of Simon, meaning he has heard.

Japanese

Child of clear or clean; meaning varies with kanji used.

Irish/Scottish

Variant of Brenna or Brianna, meaning strong or hill.

Arabic

Trustworthy, faithful, or safe.

Hebrew

Spanish form of Bathsheba, meaning daughter of the oath.

English (modern created)

A modern created name, likely combining James or Jamila with -ia.

Greek

Variant of Hermione, possibly meaning messenger or earth.

Hebrew (modern variant)

Combination of Joel meaning God is willing with the -lyn suffix.

Sanskrit/Indian

Possibly a variant of Chandra, meaning moon.

Arabic

Variant of Aisha, meaning alive or she who lives.

Irish/Hebrew

Variant of Cara or Kara, meaning friend or beloved.

Yoruba/West African

A name representing royalty or strength in various African cultures.

English (modern created)

A modern created name with no established etymology.

Greek

Russian form of Catherine, possibly meaning pure.

Turkish/Greek

Turkish name meaning moonlight or possibly from Selene the Greek moon goddess.

Arabic

Meaning sign, verse, or miracle in Arabic.

Greek/Persian

Modern variant of Ariana, from Ariadne meaning very holy or from Aria.

Hebrew/Latin (modern variant)

Modern combination of Aliyah and Olivia, meaning noble or olive tree.

Greek/Spanish

Spanish form of Myrtle, a flowering plant.

English (modern variant)

Modern spelling of Shelly or variant of Michelle, meaning who is like God.

French (modern created)

Modern created name possibly evoking French en jolie meaning beautifully.

English (modern variant)

Modern variant of Shawn or possibly Cheyenne, meaning gift from God.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Ruth, meaning compassionate friend.

English

Combination of Lora or Lorraine and Lee, meaning laurel or meadow.

Greek

Spanish form of Cynthia, meaning from Mount Cynthus.

Greek

Variant of Yolanda, meaning violet flower.

Irish

Irish variant of Erin, meaning Ireland.

Latin/Italian

Italian or Spanish feminine form of Christian, meaning follower of Christ.

English (modern created)

Modern created name, possibly a variant of Anastasia.

Japanese

Meaning light or illumination in Japanese.

Irish

Irish surname meaning small dog or descendant of Madigán.

English

A peaceful bird, symbolizing gentleness and innocence.

Scandinavian

Scandinavian variant possibly related to Scandinavian mythology.

English

Variant of Bunny, a small rabbit or term of endearment.

English (modern variant)

Modern spelling of Sherry or variant of Cheryl, meaning beloved.