Browse names

Scandinavian/Modern

Variant of Tyra or Tara, from Norse name meaning 'warrior' or Irish meaning 'star.'

Arabic

Variant of Leila or Layla, from Arabic laylay meaning 'night.'

Modern creation

Contemporary creation, possibly derived from Brianna or Bria with modern suffix.

Irish

Variant of Finley, from Irish Fionnlaogh meaning 'fair warrior' or 'white warrior.'

Latin/Modern

Possibly variant of Belinda or modern creation from Latin bellus meaning 'beautiful.'

Japanese

Japanese name meaning 'good child,' 'pious child,' or 'gratitude child.'

Sanskrit/Modern

Possibly variant of Sandra (defender of men) or derived from Sanskrit sundara meaning 'beautiful.'

Modern creation

Contemporary creation, possibly variant of Trisha or blended modern name.

English

English word name derived from Latin spiritus meaning 'breath' or 'soul.'

Latin/English

Variant of Emily combined with Lee; Emily from Latin aemulus meaning 'rival.'

Hebrew/Latin

Combination name of Anna (grace) and Grace (Latin gratia meaning 'favor' or 'blessing').

Arabic

Variant of Leila or Layla, from Arabic laylay meaning 'night.'

Irish/French

Possibly related to Orla (Irish meaning 'golden princess') with French suffix.

English/French

English word name from French rogue, originally meaning 'beggar' or used for a mischievous character.

Germanic/Latin

Possibly variant of Belinda, from Germanic bald (bold) and Latin bella (beautiful).

Arabic

Possibly from Arabic Sharia (Islamic law) or variant of Sherry (beloved) or Sharon (a plain).

Modern African American

Contemporary creation, possibly combining Sherry with the suffix -ica.

Arabic/Sanskrit

Arabic or Sanskrit origin, possibly meaning 'wise,' 'intelligent,' or 'noble.'

Greek

Possibly short form of Gaian or variant related to Gaia (goddess of earth).

Hebrew

Hebrew name meaning 'praise' or 'songs of praise,' feminine form of tehilim.

Modern/Sanskrit-influenced

Modern creation, possibly derived from Sanskrit or contemporary blending.

Latin/French

French variant of Lillian, from Latin lilium meaning 'lily flower.'

Hebrew/Greek

Variant of Madeline, from Magdala, a Biblical place, ultimately meaning 'high tower.'

Chinese

Chinese name meaning 'red,' 'rosy,' or 'grand,' symbolizing prosperity and fortune.

Modern/Scandinavian

Variant of Tanya (from Russian) or Tawna; modern uncertain etymology.

Hebrew/English

Possibly short form or variant of Shelley, from English meaning 'meadow on a ledge.'

Greek/Modern

Variant of Crystal or Cristal, from Greek krystallos meaning 'ice' or 'clear.'

Modern African American

Contemporary creation, possibly combining Jalisa or Ja- prefix with -lesa suffix.

French

Relating to the Lorraine region in northeastern France.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Jane, derived from Hebrew Yohanan meaning God is gracious.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Delilah or Delia, derived from Hebrew meaning delicate or from Greek delos meaning visible.

Latin

Feminine form of Columbus, derived from Latin columba meaning dove.

Greek

Gift of God, derived from Greek doros meaning gift and thea meaning God.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Elizabeth, derived from Hebrew Elisheva meaning God is my oath.

English

Scottish feminine form of Robin, derived from Robert meaning bright fame.

Greek

Variant of Beryl, derived from Greek beryllos, a precious stone.

Hebrew

Variant of Michelle, derived from Hebrew Michal meaning who is like God.

Arabic

Faith or belief in Islamic tradition.

Spanish

Spanish word for table or plateau.

Greek

Variant of Daphne, derived from Greek daphne meaning laurel tree.

Hebrew

Variant of Serafina, derived from Hebrew seraphim meaning burning ones or angels.

Italian

Feminine form of Pasquale, derived from Latin Paschalis meaning relating to Easter.

Spanish

Spanish surname derived from a place name meaning mountain.

Latin

Feminine form of Maurice, meaning dark-skinned or from Mauritania.

Yiddish

Diminutive form related to Herschel, meaning deer or diminished form.

Turkish

An arched or curved vault structure.

Native American

Forever blooming or eternal flower.

Arabic

Of the Levant or Syrian region, the eastern lands.