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English, French
Piercer or stone, variant of Percival from Old French.
English, Irish
Modern variant of Corey, possibly from Chore (seething pool) or Cory.
Germanic, English
Noble or of noble lineage, variant of Adeline from Germanic Adal-.
Scottish, Gaelic
Valley dweller, from Scottish glen (valley) with -da suffix.
Italian, Greek
Beloved plus torch, Italian compound of Maria and Lena (Helen).
English, possibly African
Modern creation, possibly from Ken or related to Swahili kendi (name).
Greek, English
Defender of mankind, elaborate variant of Alexandria from Greek alexo.
Arabic
Generous or gracious, Arabic name from anum or anum (blessing).
Hebrew, English
Who is like God, elaborate variant of Michaela from Hebrew Mikha'el.
English, Latin
Nobly born, diminutive of Patricia from Latin patricius.
English, Hebrew
Grace plus little, blend of Jean/Anne and -ette suffix.
English, Hebrew
Grace or favor, variant of Hannah from Hebrew chana (grace).
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
English
Modern variant of Sky, referring to the open air and heavens.
Germanic
Modern variant, possibly related to Wilma or Wilhelm, meaning will and helmet.
Germanic
Feminine form of Gilbert, meaning bright pledge.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Germanic
From Wendel, referring to the Vandals; means wanderer.
Hebrew (variant)
Short form of Jill or Gillian, meaning youthful.
Irish (variant)
Modern feminine variant of Shawn, meaning God is gracious.
Welsh
From Glyn, meaning valley or glen.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Irish
Modern variant of Reagan, from the Irish name Riagán, meaning little king.
Hebrew/Scandinavian
Variant of Anna or Annika, meaning grace.
Greek
Modern creation combining Kris or Christina (Christ follower) with Lynn (lake).
Scottish Gaelic
Modern variant of McKenzie, meaning son of the fair or handsome one.
English
Modern variant of Bradley or Braley, meaning broad meadow.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Modern American creation
No well-established etymology; possibly a variant of Vela or Velma.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; possibly related to Leah (Hebrew, meaning weary).
Germanic
Feminine variant of Derrick, meaning ruler of the people.
Hebrew
Variant spelling of Jessica, meaning God beholds or wealthy.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Sanskrit
Possibly related to Yasha, meaning fame or glory.
Hebrew
Means good or goodness.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Various origins possible
Could be a variant of Alan (fair), but unclear without context.
Hawaiian
Means the sea or ocean (kai) and sky/heaven (lani).
English
Variant of Payton, from a place name meaning town of the peacocks.
Italian
Diminutive of aria, a melodic phrase in music or Italian word for air.
Modern American creation
No well-established etymology; modern invented name.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; possibly a variant of Cosetta or Cozena.
Italian
From the Latin diva, meaning a celebrated female singer or goddess-like woman.
Greek
Variant of Angeline, from angelos meaning messenger or angel.
Scottish/Germanic
Possibly related to Carl or Carla, meaning a man or woman.
English
Modern creation combining Dar- with Lynn (lake), meaning dear one by the lake.
Scottish/Irish
From the Carron River in Scotland, meaning swamp or fen.
Hebrew
Feminine form of David, meaning beloved.