Browse names

Hebrew

Rest, comfort.

Greek

Victory of the people.

Hebrew

Gift.

Hebrew

Gift of God.

Irish

Descendant of a chariot fighter or champion.

Greek

Victory of the people.

French, Latin

Christmas.

English

By the ash tree.

Hebrew

Comforted by Yahweh.

Greek

Victory of the people.

Arabic

Helper, supporter.

Greek

Victory of the people.

German

Victory of the people.

Greek

Victory of the people.

Arabic

Observer; one who is consecrated.

Greek

New; a gift.

Greek

Victory of the people.

Hebrew

God has given.

English

Son of Neil.

Hebrew

Rest, comfort.

Irish, Gaelic

Champion, cloud.

Greek

Victory of the people.

English

Son of Nicholas.

English

Man of the north; Norseman.

Irish

Variant of Neil, from Gaelic Niall, meaning champion or cloud.

English (from Greek)

Short form of Nicholas, from Greek Nikolaos, meaning victory of the people.

Germanic

From nord (north) and beraht (bright).

Old English

Short form of Edward, from ead (wealth) and weard (guardian).

English

From the north.

Latin

Derived from Nigellus, meaning black or dark-haired.

Hebrew

God gave; a gift from the divine.

Greek

Homecoming; wise elder and counselor.

Greek

People of victory, diminutive of Nicholas.

Latin via English

Of high birth and character.

English

From the new settlement.

Greek-Italian

Lion of the new city; from Greek 'neos' (new) and 'polis' (city).

Irish

Descendant of Naomhán; possibly meaning little holy one.

Hebrew

He gave; God's gift and blessing.

Old French

From the north; Northman or Viking.

Sanskrit

Sanskrit name meaning complete, whole, or unconquered.

Germanic

Bright north or famous from the north, Spanish form of Norbert.

Hebrew

Short form of Nathan, meaning he gave.

English/Greek

Possibly from Nile or related to Nike, the Greek goddess of victory.

Scandinavian

Neil's son or champion.

Greek

Variant of Nicholas, meaning victory of the people.

Greek

A variant of Nicholas, from nikao and laos meaning victory of the people.

Egyptian

From the river Nile, possibly meaning dark or blue.

English

From English surname, possibly meaning new well or dwelling.