Browse names

Hebrew

Variant of Elijah, meaning my God is Yahweh or God is my strength.

Hebrew

Spanish variant of Emmanuel, meaning God is with us.

Scandinavian

Surname meaning son of Erik (ever powerful).

Spanish

Incarnation, referring to the Christian incarnation of Jesus.

Old Norse

Eternal ruler, combining einn (always) and ríkr (ruler).

Hebrew

Dedicated or teacher, variant of Enoch.

English

Variation of Everett, meaning boar brave or strong as a wild boar.

Arabic

From Arabic meaning support or aid.

Scottish

Possibly Scottish variant of Irving, meaning green water.

Hebrew

Doubly fruitful.

Hebrew

Stone of help.

Germanic

Composed of 'ew' (law) and 'wald' (ruler), meaning law ruler.

Latin

Variant of Estelle; means star.

Hebrew

Modern variant of Eli; means ascended or my God.

Hebrew

Hebrew biblical name meaning my God is king.

Old English

Variant of Edwin, meaning wealthy friend.

Old English

Variant of Earl, meaning nobleman.

Hebrew

Combination of Ethan meaning strong and -iel meaning God.

Sanskrit/Hindi

An Indian name possibly meaning wish or desire.

English

English surname, means elder's settlement.

Scottish

Variant of Errol, possibly from the Scottish place Errol.

Scottish/Modern

Variant of Errol, from the Scottish place Errol.

Finnish

From Finnish, possibly meaning one or a diminutive form.

English

Whole or universal, a variant of Emmet.

Latin/Spanish

From Greek Elpidius, meaning hopeful or full of hope.

Greek

Variant of Hector, meaning holding fast or steadfast.

Italian

Possibly from Aetius, meaning 'eagle-like.'

Spanish

Estate ruler; Spanish variant of Henry.

Scottish

From the east; a place-based name.

Greek

Derived from eleutheros, meaning free or liberty.

Spanish

Noble and bright, Spanish combination of edil and berto elements.

Greek

Well-spoken or blessed; from Eulogios.

Turkish

Friend or companion.

Germanic

Prosperous guardian; short form of Edward.

Spanish

Crown or garland; Spanish variant of Steven.

Greek

Defender of men; modern variant of Alex.

Old Norse

Ever powerful; modern variant of Eric.

Irish

Variant of Evan meaning young warrior.

Hebrew

My God is Yahweh; a variant spelling of Elijah.

Welsh/Modern

Possibly from Welsh meaning youth or a modern creation with uncertain origin.

Old English

Variant of Everett, meaning wild boar herder.

Hebrew

Hebrew name of biblical origin, possibly meaning awakened.

Greek

From Eustathios, combining eu (good) and stathios (steadfast), meaning 'fruitful' or 'productive.'

Old Norse

Variant of Eric, from Old Norse eiríkr combining ei (eternal) and ríkr (ruler or powerful).

English

An ancient bridge of the elves, combining elf and bridge.

Arabic

Pillar and support, foundation of strength.

Germanic/Russian

Variant of Hermann or related to German heritage; Germanic roots meaning 'army man.'

Scandinavian

Scandinavian patronymic meaning 'son of Erik,' from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler.'