Browse names

Latin

Star shining brightly.

English

Beloved and dear.

Irish

Descendant of the wild one.

African American

From the lake dwelling.

Latin

Goddess of the hearth and home.

English

Desired and loved.

English

From the key landing.

Arabic

Grateful and thankful.

Hebrew

Bright and shining.

Greek

Follower of Christ.

Latin

From the city of Rome.

Greek

Wise and intelligent.

Hebrew

Of the sea and beloved.

Latin

From Venice or green.

Greek

Strong and courageous.

Latin

Green and fresh.

French

From Saint Denis.

Hebrew

Supplanter and contender.

Latin

Dedicated to Mars.

Germanic

Strong spear warrior.

Latin

Crowned with laurels.

Germanic

Free woman.

English

Proud and illustrious.

Welsh

Hill or mound.

Latin

Beautiful and lovely.

Welsh

Fair and beautiful.

Sanskrit

Royal and majestic.

Sanskrit

Hope and desire.

English

Star like and bright.

Greek

Gift of God.

Hebrew

God is gracious.

Hawaiian

Divine and gracious.

Greek

One and unity.

Latin

Priceless, invaluable; the French diminutive form of Antonia.

Greek

Victory of the people; derived from nike (victory) and laos (people).

Greek

Foreign, strange; originally used to describe those outside Roman civilization.

Latin

Blind; derived from the Roman family name Caecilia, associated with St. Cecilia, patron saint of music.

Irish-American

Vigilant, watchful; variant of Casey, from the Irish surname Ó Cathasaigh.

Irish-Latin

One, unified; from Irish 'uan' or Latin 'una' meaning wholeness and singularity.

Greek

Pure, unsullied; variant of Catherine from Greek 'katharos'.

English

Tempestuous, characterized by storms; directly from the English weather descriptor.

Greek

Moon goddess; variant of Cindy, from Cynthia meaning 'of Mount Cynthus'.

Hawaiian

The time, season; Hawaiian origin referring to temporal cycles.

Hawaiian

The time, the era; Hawaiian word referring to temporal passage.

English

Only one, distinctive, without equal; directly from the English adjective.

Greek

Shining light, bright one; variant of Helen from Greek 'hele' (torch).

French

Friend; directly from the French word for a close companion.

Greek

Calm, peaceful, serene; variant of Galen from Greek 'galenos'.