Browse names

Hebrew Arabic

Helping hand; Hebrew or Arabic origin.

Irish

Man of courage; from Irish Fearghail.

African American

Modern invented name combining Mark and Keith.

English

Modern invented name; possibly from Gael.

Germanic

Famous in the land; variant of Orlando.

Arabic

Easy, gentle, and wealthy; Arabic virtue name.

Hebrew Catalan

Who is like God; Catalan form of Michael.

Hebrew

A modern variant of Jacob, meaning 'he who supplants.'

Germanic

A variant of Vernon, from Latin vernus meaning 'of spring.'

Arabic

From khalida meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal.'

Greek

From theo (god) and philos (lover), meaning 'lover of God.'

Latin

From Laurentius, associated with the laurel tree.

Hebrew

Variant of Joel, from Yoel meaning 'Yahweh is God.'

Arabic

From taraka meaning 'to knock' or 'he who penetrates.'

English

From English place names, possibly meaning 'ewe hill' or 'sheep well.'

Germanic/Scandinavian

Variant of Janssen, meaning 'son of Jan.'

English

From Old French fraisier meaning 'strawberry plant.'

Germanic

From arn meaning 'eagle,' symbolizing strength and power.

Hawaiian

Meaning 'natural' or derived from the ocean.

Persian

Variant of Darius, from Daryavahush meaning 'wealthy.'

Germanic

Spanish variant of Richard, from ric (ruler) and hard (strong).

Arabic

From hamida meaning 'praised' or 'the praised one.'

English

Variant of Daryl, from English meaning 'from the oak grove.'

Welsh

From Welsh meaning 'valley' or 'small valley.'

Unknown origin

Possibly a modern creation or variant of similar-sounding names.

Arabic

From salima meaning 'safe,' 'secure,' or 'peaceful.'

Scottish

Variant of Gordon, from a Scottish place name meaning 'spacious fort.'

Greek

Possibly from cleobulos or similar Greek roots meaning 'famous.'

Latin

From candidus meaning 'white,' 'pure,' or 'sincere.'

Greek/Russian

From Demetrius, honoring Demeter, the Greek goddess of harvest.

Greek

From Narcissus, the mythological youth, meaning 'narcissus flower.'

English

A nickname or short form, possibly from 'skipper' meaning 'one who skips.'

Arabic

From shia meaning 'followers,' a branch of Islam, or short form of similar names.

Greek

Variant of Antoine, from anthos meaning 'flower.'

English

A modern English creation meaning 'baby boy.'

English

From English referring to the color green or greenery.

Hebrew/Spanish

Spanish variant of Jacques, from Yaakov meaning 'supplanter.'

Arabic

From naim meaning 'bliss,' 'comfort,' or 'ease.'

Latin

Variant of Vernon, from vernus meaning 'of spring.'

Old English

Variant of Brandon, from bran meaning 'raven' and dun meaning 'hill.'

Germanic

From hild meaning 'battle' and bert meaning 'bright.'

Hebrew

Son of the right hand; favored.

Germanic

Noble and ready; eager for battle.

English

Son of the gray one; gray-haired.

English

Variant of Darrell, from Normandy origins.

Hebrew

Father of multitudes; exalted father.

Germanic

Bright army; warrior.

Persian

Successful and victorious; prosperous.