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10,040 names match.
Italian
Joy, from the Italian word.
Germanic
Bright or famous, short form of Robert or Roberta.
Hebrew
God is gracious, a variant of Janice.
Modern English
A contemporary variant or creation.
English
A modern variant of James.
Hebrew
God's dew or tally, related to Talia.
Slavic
Gift or precious.
English
A modern creation or variant.
Latin
Grace, from the Latin family name.
Sanskrit
Golden or of sound.
Arabic
Wide-eyed or starlight.
Latin
Of the Lord, feminine form of Dominic.
English
Willow farm or shell-covered farm, a variant of Shelby.
Native American
People who speak an unintelligible language, a variant of Cheyenne.
Hebrew
Origin or beginning, a variant spelling of Genesis.
Japanese
Bright or clear, a variant of Akira.
Sanskrit
Musical note or ascending.
English
Son of Hudson or Hugh's son, a variant of Hudson.
Germanic
Noble or of noble birth, a variant of Adeline.
Hebrew
Of Magdala, a variant spelling of Madeline.
Sanskrit
Cosmic law or duty.
African
In the agitator's name, of African origin.
Hebrew
Father's joy, a variant spelling of Abigail.
Germanic
Feminine form of Robert, meaning bright fame.
Latin/Portuguese
Derived from via, meaning way or path.
Russian
Diminutive of Anna, meaning grace or favor.
Latin
Derived from ermineus, relating to the ermine fur or the animal.
Greek
Possibly from rheta, meaning flowing or eloquent.
French/Latin
Derived from fontaine, meaning fountain, with feminine suffix.
Modern English
Combination of Kelly and Anne, meaning warrior and grace.
Hebrew
Variant of Rachel, meaning ewe or female sheep.
Celtic/French
Feminine form of Brett, meaning a Breton or from Brittany.
Modern invented
A contemporary African American name, likely combining Rose and Shonda.
Modern English
Possibly derived from Liana or a combination of Lee and Anna.
Modern African American
A contemporary name, possibly derived from Aisha, meaning life.
Greek
Derived from sappheiros, referring to the sapphire gemstone or blue stone.
Modern invented
A contemporary name, possibly inspired by the furniture company or Hawaiian origins.
Modern English
A modern variant of Keira, possibly meaning dark-haired or right-handed.
Modern Arabic-influenced
A contemporary name with possible connections to Arabic Jamila, meaning beautiful.
Modern invented
A contemporary spelling variant, possibly derived from Isis, the Egyptian goddess.
Old English
Feminine form of Wayne, meaning wagon maker or from a place name.
Modern African American
A contemporary name of uncertain etymological origin.
Greek
Derived from Iris, the Greek goddess of the rainbow, with -ian suffix.
Modern English
A modern name, possibly derived from Kai or Kaia, meaning sea or earth.
Modern English
A contemporary variant of Lariah or Lara, meaning cheerful or citadel.
Greek/Literary
From Byron's Don Juan, possibly from Greek meaning modest or beloved.
Modern English
A modern name, possibly from Yolanda or Violet, meaning violet flower.
Latin
Variant of Olivia, derived from oliva, meaning olive tree.