Browse names

French/English

Short form or nickname, possibly from Chevrolet or Chevalier meaning knight.

Hebrew

Hebrew name meaning exile or a sojourner.

Hebrew

Biblical Hebrew name meaning mortal man or mankind.

African American

A modern African American name of uncertain etymological origin.

Welsh

Welsh name derived from Llywelyn, meaning leader or lions.

Germanic

Derived from Germanic roots meaning famous warrior or bright sword.

English

An English given name meaning fortunate or blessed by fate.

African American

A modern African American name, possibly derived from Javan or similar roots.

African American

Modern African American name, possibly from Omar with the -ion suffix.

Spanish/Hebrew

Spanish combination of Miguel (who is like God) and Angel (messenger).

Hebrew

Variant of Benjamin, meaning son of the right hand in Hebrew.

Hebrew/English

Possibly a surname used as given name or variant of Ezra meaning help.

Germanic

Variant of Kurt, derived from Germanic roots meaning bold or courteous.

Hebrew

Variant of Samson, derived from Hebrew meaning sun or service.

Welsh

Variant of Dylan, derived from Welsh meaning son of the sea.

Hebrew

Variant of Michael, meaning who is like God in Hebrew.

Modern/African American

Modern African American name, possibly from Trevor with -von suffix.

Greek

Spanish form of Homer, derived from Greek meaning pledge or hostage.

Irish

Variant of Dwayne, derived from Irish meaning dark or swarthy.

Welsh

Welsh surname used as given name, meaning son of Price.

Latin

Spanish form of Clement, derived from Latin meaning merciful or gentle.

Hebrew

Biblical Hebrew name meaning servant or worshiper of God.

English

Possibly a variant of Early or Earl, meaning nobleman or warrior.

Greek

Short form of Timothy, derived from Greek meaning honoring God.

Hebrew

Variant spelling of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Latin

Short form of Salvador or Salvatore, meaning savior in Latin.

Hebrew

Biblical Hebrew name meaning who is like God.

Native American

Variant of Dakota, meaning friend or friendly in Native American languages.

Irish

Variant of Brien or Brian, derived from Irish meaning strong or noble.

Hebrew

Biblical Hebrew name of uncertain meaning, possibly meaning possession.

Germanic

Derived from Germanic roots meaning bold counselor or brave advisor.

Germanic

Possibly a variant of Jerrold or Jerald, meaning spear ruler or spear warrior.

Latin

Modern variant of Max or Maxim, derived from Latin meaning greatest.

Latin

Variant of Julian, derived from the Roman family name Julius.

Modern/African American

Modern African American name of uncertain etymological origin.

Germanic

Derived from Germanic roots meaning one who tills or cultivates the land.

Scottish

Scottish surname used as given name, meaning town near rocky hills.

Latin

Derived from Latin meaning flowering or flourishing with flowers.

English

From a broad meadow or clearing.

English

Variant of Darwin, meaning dear friend or beloved friend.

Germanic

Diminutive of Roland, meaning famous throughout the land.

Irish

Variant of Dillon, meaning loyal or faithful.

English

One who judges or decides; occupational surname used as a given name.

Greek

Variant of Nicholas, meaning victory of the people.

Hebrew

Variant of Johnny, meaning God is gracious.

Irish

Small fire or fiery one in Irish.

Germanic

Variant of William, meaning resolute protector or will-helmet.

Hebrew

Variant of Isaiah, meaning God is salvation.