Browse names

Japanese

Japanese name with various meanings depending on characters, often relating to truth or rolling.

English

Derived from English meaning to speak or parley.

English

English place name derived from an Old English location.

Latin

Derived from Latin Fabius, possibly meaning bean grower.

Arabic

Glory, magnificence, or splendor in its fullest expression.

Sanskrit

One of the four Vedas in Hindu scripture, representing knowledge.

Italian

Variant of Caesar, meaning hairy or having luxuriant hair.

Spanish

Variant of Vincent, meaning conquering or victorious.

Arabic

Safe, rescued, or one who has escaped danger.

Spanish

A variant of Juan combined with modernizing suffix, youthful grace.

Latin

Otherwise known as, representing different facets of identity.

African American

A modern creation blending sounds representing contemporary style.

Hebrew

Volunteer or willing, representing generosity and sacrifice.

Yoruba

God is great, expressing divine greatness and blessing.

Hebrew

Variant of Reuben, meaning behold a son.

English

Rocky ford or crossing, representing strong natural features.

Hebrew

Variant of Jeremiah, meaning God is exaltation.

Persian

World or universe, representing vastness and wholeness.

Welsh

Noble friend or fair noble, combining strength and kinship.

Greek

He who disturbs, representing movement and change.

Scottish Gaelic

Scottish form of Thomas, meaning twin.

Arabic

Awake or vigilant, representing alertness and awareness.

Latin

Variant of Justin, meaning just or righteous.

Greek

Variant of Silas, meaning of the forest.

Spanish

Spanish form of William, meaning resolute protector.

Korean

Clever or wise depending on Chinese characters used.

Hebrew

He is praised, representing honor and recognition.

Scandinavian

Wave or water, representing natural flowing energy.

Yiddish

Yiddish diminutive of Herschel, meaning deer.

Hebrew

Variant of Zechariah, meaning God remembers.

Scottish

Scottish variant of Edward, meaning wealthy guardian.

English

Combining dur (hard) and win (friend), representing steadfast friendship.

English

Variant of Trevelyan, meaning great hall.

Japanese

A name whose meaning depends on kanji; commonly means good, distant, or bright.

Germanic

Variant of Henry; ruler of the household.

Hebrew

He will shine or will glow with light.

Germanic

Variant of Frederick; peaceful ruler.

English

Variant of Edwin; wealthy friend.

Greek

Lion-like; related to Leon or Leo.

English

Variant of Warwick; from the weir settlement.

Russian

Short form of Joachim; God will establish.

Sanskrit

Joyful and delightful.

Hawaiian

Fearless and brave.

Welsh

Variant of Owen; young warrior or well-born.

Greek

Rock or stone.

Arabic

Knowledgeable, aware, and discerning.

Arabic

Scholar or learned person.

Germanic

Of uncertain etymology; possibly folk name or surname as given name.