Browse names

African (Kikuyu, Maasai)

Animal horn or mountain.

American, modern invented name

Supplanter, one who replaces.

Greek

Land of the Malays.

Latin

Of the sea.

Greek, Latin

Sweet, admirable.

Greek

Helper, aid

Italian

From Siena, a city in Tuscany, Italy.

Basque

Water lady, small butterfly.

Greek

Life.

Hebrew

Father's joy.

Italian/Latin

Land of Amerigo, named after explorer Amerigo Vespucci.

Latin/Spanish

golden.

Greek

Dry.

Greek

Foreign, strange.

English

From Brittany, a region in France.

Germanic

Universal, whole, or industrious.

English

God is gracious.

Hebrew, English

God will increase.

Irish

Pure.

Turkish

Pure, elder sister, a resting place.

Latin, Bulgarian

Lily, pure.

German

Alluring enchantress.

Latin

Small, humble.

Hebrew

Lily.

Arabic, Slavic

Radiance, blooming flower.

Arabic

Princess, leader, prosperous.

English

solitary meadow.

Old Norse

Divine strength.

Latin

Heavenly, celestial.

Hebrew

Bee.

Hebrew

Flower, blossom.

Hebrew

Praised.

Irish/Gaelic

Slender, fair.

Germanic, English

Free man, strong.

Latin

Laurel tree, bay tree.

Spanish, Portuguese

Light.

Irish, variation of Michaela

Who is like God.

Persian

Love, affection.

Latin

Reborn, born again.

Swahili, Hebrew

Sweet, palm tree.

Greek

To blossom, to flourish.

English

Winter.

Arabic/Hebrew

Exalted, noble, sublime.

Hebrew

Joyful, cheerful.

Greek

Dreamer, divine messenger.

Latin

Altar of heaven.

Akan (Ghana)

Thank you.

Latin

Bird-like or free as a bird.