Browse names

Latin

Feminine form of Cornelius, from cornu meaning horn.

Latin

Diminutive of Marcia, derived from Mars the Roman god of war.

Germanic

Feminine form of Harry, from heri (army) and ric (power).

Latin/French

French form of Amy, from Latin amata meaning beloved.

Germanic/Scandinavian

Combination of El- prefix with Nora, possibly meaning honorable.

African American (created)

Modern combination name blending the prefix La- with Donna.

Sanskrit/combination

Combination of Mary and Linda, or from Sanskrit malini meaning garland.

Greek

Variant of Christina, from Christos meaning anointed one.

Russian/Spanish

From Russian neva meaning snow, or from Spanish/Italian origins.

Greek

Variant of Corinne, from korē meaning maiden.

Germanic

Variant of Eleanor, from ali (other) and nōr (honor).

Latin

Feminine form of Cecil, from caecus meaning blind.

Hebrew

From Hebrew Shoshana meaning lily.

Greek

Diminutive of Katherine, from katharos meaning pure.

Greek

Variant of Dorothy, from doron (gift) and thea (god).

Celtic

Feminine form of Brian, from brígh meaning strength or power.

Germanic/Scandinavian

Possibly a variant of Nilda or a combination name with Nel- prefix.

Latin

From Latin silva meaning forest.

Germanic/Latin

Variant of Terry, possibly from Terentius or Germanic origins meaning strong.

Old French

Variant of Courtney, from court and ney meaning landed estate.

Greek

Diminutive of Dorothy, from doron (gift) and thea (god).

Irish

Irish diminutive of Nora, from Honóra meaning honor.

Hebrew/Italian

Italian feminine form of Carmel, from karmel meaning vineyard.

Greek

From Greek sibylla meaning prophetess or oracle.

Old English

Variant of Holly, from holen meaning the holly plant.

Old French

From Old French gai meaning happy or cheerful.

Aramaic

Variant of Tabitha, from Aramaic tabitha meaning gazelle.

Greek

Variant of Dolly, diminutive of Dorothy meaning gift of God.

African American (created)

Modern created name, possibly influenced by Sanskrit or African roots.

Latin/Irish

Irish feminine form of Maurice, from maurus meaning Moorish or dark.

Greek

Possibly variant of Lethea or from Greek lethe meaning forgetfulness.

Latin/Spanish

Spanish feminine form of Don, from Latin domina meaning lady or mistress.

Unknown

No etymology available for this name.

Latin

Variant of Pearl, from Latin perla meaning a pearl jewel.

Hebrew

From Hebrew Shoshana meaning lily or rose.

Greek

Variant of Melissa, from Greek melissa meaning honeybee.

Latin

Feminine form of Claude, from claudus meaning lame or halting.

Irish

From Irish Sé or possibly meaning fairy fort or fairy mound.

Hebrew/Latin

Combination of Ann (grace) and Marie (of Mary), meaning graceful beloved.

African American (created)

Modern combination name blending La- prefix with Tisha from Patricia.

Latin

Variant of Valerie, from valere meaning to be strong or powerful.

Persian

Variant of Roxanne, from Persian Roxana meaning bright or shining.

Greek/Old English

Combination of Katherine (pure) and Lynn (lake), meaning pure lake.

Greek

From Greek seline meaning moon or related to Selene the moon goddess.

Latin

Feminine form of Augustus, from augustus meaning majestic or venerable.

Latin/Place name

Possibly from Latin avis meaning bird or derived from place names.

Germanic

Variant of Eleanor, from ali (other) and nōr (honor).

Greek

Variant of Sandra, short form of Alexandra meaning defender of mankind.