Browse names

Latin

Variant of Patrick, from Latin patricius meaning 'of noble birth.'

Turkic

Turkic name meaning 'iron' or 'steel,' symbolizing strength.

Swahili

Swahili name meaning 'wisdom' or 'intelligence.'

English/Modern

Variant or modern creation, possibly related to Minor; no established traditional etymology.

Arabic

Variant of Mustafa, from Arabic meaning 'chosen one' or 'the selected.'

Modern creation

Contemporary blended variant, likely combining Jay with elements of Jaelyn.

Irish/Modern

Variant of Caden or Cayden, possibly from Irish Cadan; modern uncertain etymology.

English/Modern

Possibly short form or modern creation; could relate to Arbor or Arbuckle.

Greek

Variant of Giorgio, from Greek georgos meaning 'farmer' or 'earth worker.'

English/Germanic

Possibly variant of Corwin, from Old English meaning 'friend' or related to corvus (raven).

Irish

From Irish Tierney or Tyrell, possibly meaning 'descendant of the lord.'

Arabic/Hindi

Arabic or Hindi origin, meaning 'chief minister,' 'court,' or 'hall.'

Greek

Variant of Demetrius, from Greek Demeter (goddess of harvest), meaning 'devoted to Demeter.'

Irish

Variant of Donovan, from Irish Donnabhán meaning 'dark brown' or 'brown chieftain.'

Akan/Ghanaian

Akan day-name meaning born on Sunday.

Hebrew

Variant of Obadiah, from Hebrew meaning 'servant of God.'

Arabic/Modern

Modern creation, possibly combining Rahim (merciful) with the suffix -el (God).

Hebrew

Variant spelling of Josue or Joshua, from Hebrew Yehoshua meaning 'God is salvation.'

Irish

Variant of Connor, from Irish Conchobhar meaning 'lover of hounds' or 'wolf lover.'

Modern/Irish

Modern creation, possibly combining Nolan or Noelle; no established traditional etymology.

Germanic/Modern

Modern creation or variant of Herb/Herbert, from Germanic meaning 'bright army.'

Hebrew

Short form of Timothy, from Greek timotheos meaning 'honoring God.'

Modern African American

Modern creation, possibly combining Lake with Keith (wood) or Scottish origin.

Modern African American

Contemporary creation, possibly combining Dion (of Zeus) with the suffix -tae.

Spanish/Germanic

Possibly from Spanish Ramírez (patronymic) or Germanic Raimund meaning 'counsel protector.'

English

English occupational surname meaning 'one who gathers' used as a given name.

Scandinavian

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

Hebrew

Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God has answered' or 'God is gracious.'

Yiddish/German

Variant of Hershel, from Yiddish meaning 'dear' or related to Hebrew.

English

English surname meaning 'one who lives near an enclosure,' used as a given name.

Hebrew

Hebrew biblical name meaning 'serpent' or 'diviner,' a prince of Judah.

Italian/Hebrew

Variant of Giovanni (Italian John), from Hebrew Yochanan meaning 'God is gracious.'

Modern/Irish

Modern variant of Kade or Cade, possibly from Gaelic meaning 'barrel-maker' or 'round.'

English

Son of Bartholomew, derived from Aramaic Bartholomai meaning son of furrows or son of Tolmai.

English

Diminutive of Barnaby or Bernard, derived from Hebrew meaning son of consolation.

Italian

Italian form of Peter, derived from Greek Petros meaning rock or stone.

Arabic

One who creates; the Creator, a divine attribute in Islamic tradition.

Spanish

Spanish variant of Ignatius, derived from Latin Ignatius possibly meaning fiery.

Spanish

Referring to the Ascension of Jesus Christ in Christian tradition.

Spanish

Spanish form of Januarius, derived from Latin Januarius meaning of Janus, the Roman god.

Latin

Derived from Latin quintus meaning fifth.

Arabic

Father of the young camel; a historical title of honor in Islamic tradition.

Greek

Derived from Latin Constantinus meaning steadfast or constant.

Welsh

Welsh name of uncertain origin, possibly related to battle or warfare.

Sanskrit

Derived from Sanskrit meaning best cow; historically associated with Buddhist traditions.

Hebrew

Derived from Hebrew meaning spring or springtime.

Scottish

Scottish surname derived from an occupational term for a plow part.

German/French

Derived from Germanic elements meaning warrior or judgment.