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Modern Hebrew

Modern variant of Leah or Laiah, meaning 'weary.'

Greek

Variant of Sibyl, meaning 'prophetess.'

Modern English

Modern variant of Cherish, meaning 'to hold dear.'

Modern

Modern variant of Evani or related to Evan.

Modern

Modern created name with unclear etymology.

French/Greek

French form of Philomena, meaning 'lover of strength.'

Japanese

Japanese name, possibly meaning 'thousand year child' or 'wisdom child.'

Modern American

Contemporary blend of Jeraldine or Geraldine with Lyn.

English

From the English verb, meaning 'to ignite' or 'to light.'

Modern

Modern variant of Marissa, meaning 'of the sea.'

Arabic

Means 'twigs' or 'branches'; refers to the branches of the Lote tree.

Modern

Modern variant of Calista, meaning 'most beautiful.'

Sanskrit

Means 'deer' or 'golden'; represents grace and gentleness.

Modern English

Modern invented name of uncertain origin.

Greek

Variant form related to Sophia or Frona, possibly meaning wise.

Hebrew

Variant of Matty, gift of God.

Welsh

Variant of Gladys, meaning princess or from Claudius.

French

From the place name, possibly from 'le verger' meaning the orchard.

Hebrew

Feminine form of David, the beloved.

Welsh

Variant of Jeanne or Jenny, God is gracious.

Greek

Variant of Darcy or Darius, from the Persian dark.

Sanskrit

A stringed musical instrument of India.

Hebrew

Queen or counsel, biblical name from Genesis.

Arabic

The world or this life.

Gaelic

Variant of Megan, pearl or mighty.

Arabic/Persian

Pearl or seashell.

Latin

King of the Roman gods, supreme ruler.

Modern English

Modern variant possibly related to Tyler or Tyra.

Modern English

Modern variant of Tyler with feminine -nn ending.

English

Surname of uncertain origin, possibly occupational.

Scottish Gaelic

Small hollow, place name variant of Logan.

Modern English

Modern combination of My- and -anna.

Arabic

Tender or delicate.

Sanskrit/Persian

Rare precious gem or wisdom.

English

Diminutive of Brook, a small stream.

Germanic

Variant of Wilma, determined protector.

Greek/Germanic

Variant of Eleanor, bright light or shining sun.

Hebrew

God is exalted, biblical queen of Judah.

Spanish/Arabic

Possibly variant of Soraya, precious jewel or princess.

Greek

Variant of Talida, blooming or flourishing.

Latin

Variant of Chastity, pure and virtuous.

Japanese

Favor or grace, blessed.

English

Variant of Colby, from coal town or dark settlement.

Hebrew/Arabic

Princess or noble woman.

Greek

Variant of Margaret, pearl.

Hebrew/Greek

Possibly variant of Zella, blessed or zealous.

Greek

Pure maiden, variant of Katherine.

German

Variant of Alise or Alice, noble.