Browse names

Latin

Variant of Ruby, the red precious gemstone.

Old French

From Chanel, meaning a singer or one who sings.

Arabic

From Arabic meaning friendly, intimate, or close companion.

Hebrew/French

Variant of Leanne or Liana, meaning graceful climbing vine.

Old English/French

From Lana with French suffix -ette, meaning light or peaceful.

Old French via Yvonne

Variant of Yvonne, meaning archer or yew tree.

Hebrew

Variant of Jane or Janice, meaning God is gracious.

Germanic

Possibly from Old German meaning old or ancient.

Germanic/French

Variant of Charla or Charlotte, meaning free woman.

Scottish/Gaelic

Variant of Leslie, meaning small meadow or garden.

Modern American

Modern variant possibly combining Kay and Lan.

Latin

Feminine form of Albus, meaning white or pale.

English

Descriptive name referring to wind or a windy disposition, coined as a modern given name.

Greek

Short form of Helen, meaning bright or shining one.

English

Modern variant of Madison, originally meaning son of Maud.

Russian

Variant of Tonya, a Russian diminutive of Antonia meaning priceless.

Hebrew

Variant of Leah, meaning weary or delicate.

Sanskrit

Singer, a melodious woman.

Spanish

Variant of Magdalene, referring to a woman from Magdala.

Greek

Follower of Christ, variant of Christine.

Greek

Beautiful, derived from Callista meaning most beautiful.

Greek

From Lydia, an ancient region in Asia Minor.

Hebrew

Thorny plant, refers to native-born Israelis.

English

Short form of Edith, meaning rich or blessed gift.

Germanic

Pledge or hostage, noble and distinguished.

Hebrew

Variant of Sarah, meaning princess.

Hebrew

Variant of Yemaya or Hebrew root meaning God's flower.

Greek

Pearl, variant of Margaret.

Russian

Variant of Tanya, a diminutive of Antonia meaning priceless.

Arabic

Hope, or dew in Slavic origin.

Spanish

Diminutive of Sara, meaning princess.

Scottish

Variant of Lindsey from the island of the linden tree.

Modern

Contemporary blend of Jay and Lynn with no traditional etymology.

Nahuatl

Flower, sacred Aztec name.

Welsh

Pale or white, possibly from Welsh roots.

Greek

Short form of Doris, meaning gift of the sea.

Italian

Happy or fortunate.

Sanskrit

Maker or creator, also a Hindu name.

Germanic

Blend of Gerald meaning spear ruler and Lynn meaning lake.

Greek

Hospitable or welcoming.

Greek

Welcoming or hospitable, variant of Imogene.

Greek

Strong and feminine, variant of Andrea meaning strong.

English

Blend of Shirley meaning bright clearing and Lene.

Greek

Crown or wreath, Spanish variant of Stephanie.

Germanic

Determined protector, variant of Wilhelmina.

Greek

Harvester or from Therasia, variant of Teresa.

Spanish

Diminutive meaning girl or child.

Irish

Strong or honorable, variant of Brianna.