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Modern variant
Modern creation possibly from Terra, meaning earth.
Germanic via Latin
Variant of Amelia, meaning industrious or hardworking.
Arabic
Stone, derived from the Arabic word for rock or pebble.
Hebrew via Spanish
Variant of Joana, meaning God is gracious.
Spanish variant
Modern creation combining Spanish elements, possibly from Yanely.
French via Latin
Variant of Noel, meaning born on Christmas or relating to nativity.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Hebrew via Italian
Variant of Annetta, meaning grace or favor from Anna.
Germanic variant
Modern variant possibly from Bernard, meaning brave bear.
Hebrew/Germanic variant
Modern variant possibly from Jenna or Jennifer, meaning fair or pure.
Greek variant
Variant of Helen or Elaine, meaning bright or shining light.
Germanic variant
Modern variant possibly from Sheldon, meaning steep-sided valley.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Germanic variant
Modern combination of Rose or Roslyn with -lynn suffix.
Turkish/Arabic
Flower or blooming, a beautiful feminine name in Turkish and Arabic.
Modern variant
Modern variant of Jacy or Josie, meaning healer or God increases.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Modern variant
Modern creation possibly derived from Genevieve, meaning woman of Gevenna.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Germanic variant
Variant of Geneta, possibly from Genevieve, meaning woman of Gevenna.
Latin variant
Variant of Justine, meaning just or upright.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name possibly combining Jean and Anne elements.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Irish/Hebrew variant
Modern variant of Kayla, meaning pure or woman of strength.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name possibly combining El and Zora elements.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
English
From the Trilby district in England, popularized as a name.
Hebrew via Germanic
Modern variant of Bob or Bobbie, meaning bright fame.
Modern variant
Modern variant possibly from Donna or Doreen, meaning gift.
Latin variant
Variant of Renée or Renata, meaning reborn or born again.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name possibly combining Sher and Ran elements.
French variant
Modern variant of Cherie, meaning dear or beloved.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Welsh/Cornish
Sea circle or great sea circle, derived from the Welsh Morgane.
Modern variant
Modern variant possibly from Delmira or Delmer, meaning noble fame.
Modern variant
Modern variant possibly from Kaline or Carina, meaning dear or pure.
Modern variant
Modern variant possibly from Aleya or Leah, meaning one who ascends.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name combining Brae or Brady with -lynn suffix.
Latin variant
Variant of Lavinia or Levine, meaning lioness or related to lightness.
English surname
Modern creation from the English surname Corley, meaning from Cordelia's field.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name combining Sherri or Sherry with -ita suffix.
Germanic variant
Modern variant of Allison, meaning noble kind or of noble birth.
Hebrew
Lion of God, derived from the Hebrew words for lion and God.
Modern creation
Contemporary invented name without established etymological roots.
Germanic variant
Modern variant of Aubrey, meaning elf ruler or elf power.
French, Germanic
Pledge or oath, from Germanic elements gis- (to pledge) and suffix -el.