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Greek (modern variation)
Modern variation of Alyssa; meaning noble or worthy of esteem.
English (modern variation)
Modern variation of Tyler; meaning tile maker or roofer.
Greek (variation)
Variation of Sophia; meaning wisdom.
Arabic/Modern (variation)
Modern variation possibly from Aaliyah; meaning sublime or exalted.
Modern variation
Contemporary name possibly from Amelia or Emilia.
Modern creation
Contemporary name possibly influenced by Aldous or Dorothy.
English (modern variation)
Modern variation of Marvel; meaning wonder or amazing.
Modern variation
Modern variation possibly from Lianne or blended name.
Sanskrit
Sanskrit name meaning twilight or evening; a time of prayer.
Modern variation
Modern variation possibly from Shaye, Shelly, or Shaylene.
Modern creation
Unclear origin; likely a contemporary invention.
Germanic
A Germanic nation and place name used as a given name.
Arabic
The night journey; refers to Prophet Muhammad's nocturnal journey.
Irish
A feminine form of McKenna, meaning fair-haired.
Sanskrit/African
Could refer to lightning or have Swahili roots meaning mighty.
Latin
A variant of Cecilia, meaning blind or without sight.
Irish/Greek
A variant of Eileen or Helen, meaning bright or shining light.
Russian
A Russian diminutive of Catherine, meaning pure.
Modern creation
A contemporary invention with unclear etymological roots.
Punjabi
One who loves God; composed of Har (God) and preet (love).
Modern creation
A contemporary variant of Kiara, meaning small and dark.
Hebrew
A variant of Elizabeth, meaning God's oath or God is my abundance.
English
A feminine variant of Tyler, meaning tile maker.
Modern creation
A contemporary blend of Aliana and Anna, meaning noble and graceful.
Modern creation
Possibly a variant of Loretta or a contemporary invention.
French
A French diminutive of Antoinette, meaning priceless.
Modern creation
A contemporary variant possibly derived from Wanda or Quanita.
English
An English word name meaning ornamental or decorated.
Latin
A variant of Felicia, meaning fortunate or happy.
Modern creation
A contemporary variant of Danielle, meaning God is my judge.
Modern creation
A contemporary variant possibly derived from Clarissa, meaning bright.
Arabic
Life; signifying vitality and existence.
Modern creation
A contemporary variant of Natalie, meaning born on Christmas day.
English
A variant of Taylor, meaning one who cuts cloth.
Hebrew
A feminine variant of Micah, meaning who is like God.
Sanskrit
Related to flowing water; derived from Sanskrit roots.
Modern creation
A contemporary variant possibly derived from Jared or Jarrett.
Hebrew
A combination of Elizabeth (God's oath) and Ann (grace).
Greek
A variant of Melissa, meaning honeybee.
Modern creation
A contemporary variant of Natasha, meaning Christmas born.
Modern creation
A contemporary invention with unclear etymological roots.
English
A variant of Chelsea or Shelby, meaning cheerful or meadow.
Modern creation
Possibly derived from Adele or Ada, meaning noble.
Greek
The feminine form of Cyril, meaning lord or master.
Greek
A variant of Kristy or Christina, meaning follower of Christ.
Irish
A variant of Bridget, meaning exalted or strength.
Modern creation
A contemporary invention with unclear etymological origins.
Latin
A variant of Clarissa, meaning bright or clear.