Browse names
10,040 names match.
Slavic
Peace or from the Slavic tradition.
Celtic/Germanic
Enne; possibly from Celtic or a variant of Emma.
Latin
Dedicated to Mars; variant of Marcella.
Hebrew
Breath or father's joy; variant of Abella or Abel.
Greek
Gift; variant of Dorothy or Doris.
English/Modern
Full of joy; a blended name combining Joy and Ann.
English
From the river Kennet valley; variant of Kendall.
Modern/African American
A contemporary creation, possibly from Portia or Porsche.
Modern/Slavic
A contemporary creation, possibly from Denice or Slavic tradition.
English
A light plume from a bird's wing.
Modern/African American
A contemporary creation without established etymology.
Scottish
From one's own island or solitary island.
Hebrew (Biblical)
Son of Japheth in the Book of Genesis, possibly meaning 'middle' or 'measure.'
Irish
Modern variant of Ciara, meaning dark or black.
Spanish
Variant of Montserrat, a Benedictine monastery in Catalonia meaning 'serrated mountain.'
Persian/Greek
Modern variant of Ariana, meaning very holy or of the highest honor.
Sanskrit
An Indian name meaning beauty, wealth, or prosperity.
Celtic/English
Possibly meaning leader or the Irish word for sea, popularized by Shakespeare's King Lear.
Modern English
A contemporary name, possibly influenced by Hebrew or Yiddish origins.
Greek
Derived from myriad or the mythological Myrrha, meaning sweet or fragrant.
Germanic/Irish
A form of Brigid, meaning exalted or strong, from Irish mythology.
Irish
Variant of Shannon, an Irish place name meaning 'old river' or 'wise river.'
Greek
From Greek mythology, the Titan goddess of light and radiance.
Irish
Modern variant of Casey, meaning vigilant or brave from Irish origin.
Modern African American
A contemporary blended name of uncertain specific etymology.
Modern English
A contemporary name possibly influenced by Asian or English origins.
Igbo (Nigerian)
An Igbo name meaning daughter of the father or father's daughter.
Modern English
A contemporary name possibly influenced by Sanskrit or African origins.
Portuguese/Spanish
Meaning village in Portuguese or Spanish, or a variant of Viola.
Modern English
A contemporary name possibly influenced by Greek or Slavic origins.
Sanskrit
An Indian name meaning river or the flowing one.
Latin
Variant of Serena, meaning calm, serene, or tranquil.
Latin
Feminine form of Quintus, meaning fifth or quintessential.
Irish/Greek
Modern variant of Kathleen, meaning pure or each of the two.
Modern English
A blended name combining Joy and Lynn, meaning happiness.
English
A variant of Dawn, meaning the first appearance of light.
Latin
Variant of Alicia, meaning of noble birth.
Greek
Variant of Christie or Christine, meaning follower of Christ.
French/Hebrew
Variant of Jacqueline, meaning one who supplants or God protects.
Arabic
An Arabic name meaning noble, distinguished, or of high rank.
Latin
Variant of Natalie, meaning born on Christmas Day or natal.
Modern English
A contemporary name possibly influenced by Slavic or Greek origins.
Hebrew/Spanish
From the Garden of Gethsemane, meaning oil press in Aramaic.
Sanskrit
An Indian name meaning eye or gaze.
Modern African American
A contemporary blended name of uncertain specific etymology.
Modern English
A contemporary name possibly influenced by Sanskrit or African origins.
Greek
A name possibly derived from Irene, meaning peace.
Modern English
A contemporary variant possibly related to Larissa, meaning cheerful.