Browse names

Sanskrit

Lamp or light; from Hindi and Sanskrit.

English

Pure; variant of Kathleen.

African American

Modern creation, possibly from Janie with suffix.

Hebrew

Enlightened mountain; Irish and Hebrew origin.

Celtic

Dear friend; from Celtic origins.

African American

Modern creation, possibly from Jamila meaning beautiful.

Scandinavian

Free woman; feminine form of Karl.

Hebrew

God's oath or weary; variant of Lisa.

French

Cheerful or joyful; French variant of Jocelyn.

English

Elf ruler of graceful beauty; feminine form of Aubrey.

Latin

Green or verdant; from Latin viridis.

Latin/French

From the Latin 'fons' meaning fountain or spring.

French

Variant of Sheryl, derived from Chérie meaning dear or beloved.

Old French

Variant of Mallory, possibly meaning ill-fated or unlucky.

Hebrew

Variant of Mickey, short form of Michael meaning who is like God.

Greek

Short form of Anastasia, meaning resurrection.

Russian/Hebrew

Russian diminutive of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Latin

Variant of Roman, meaning from Rome.

Germanic

Diminutive form possibly related to Yvonne, meaning yew tree.

Sanskrit

Variant spelling of karma, meaning action or deed.

Greek

Variant of Christine, meaning follower of Christ.

Hebrew

Variant of Simone, meaning one who hears or hearkening.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning of noble natured or noble birth.

Old English

From Old English meaning wealthy or prosperous.

Japanese/Italian

Japanese name meaning laughter or smile.

Greek/Latin

Variant of Tiara, meaning crown or ornamental headdress.

Old English/Spanish

From Old English meaning old treasure or ancient riches.

African American

Contemporary creation with African American cultural roots.

Hebrew

Variant of Jordan, meaning flowing down or descending.

Hebrew

Variant of Danielle, meaning God is my judge.

Hebrew/Modern

Modern variant of Abigail, meaning father's joy or father rejoiced.

German

Variant of Marlene, derived from Mary meaning star of the sea.

Hebrew

Variant of Suzanne, from Susanna meaning graceful lily.

Arabic

From Arabic meaning peaceful, contented, or comfortable.

Latin/Celtic

Variant of Tristan, from tristis meaning sorrowful or sad.

Latin

Variant of Verna, from vernaculus meaning native or indigenous.

Scottish/English

Diminutive form of Susan or a Scottish variant name.

Modern

Reverse spelling of Heaven, a contemporary creation.

Scandinavian

Short form of Ingrid, from Old Norse meaning Ing's daughter.

Chinese

Chinese name with meanings depending on the characters, often meaning blessing.

Latin

Variant of Lillian, from lilium meaning lily.

African American

Modern creation possibly combining Sheryl with a feminine suffix.

Old English

Variant of Chelsea, meaning chalk landing place or port.

Greek

Possibly related to Chloe, meaning green shoot or verdant.

Hebrew

Variant of Malia, meaning from God or beloved of God.

Spanish

Spanish name meaning solitude or loneliness.

German

Variant of Porsche, possibly meaning offering or gift.

Hebrew

Feminine form of David, meaning beloved or friend.