Browse names

Germanic

Meaning noble eagle.

Greek

Possibly a variant of Alicia, meaning noble.

Greek

Meaning defender of men.

Germanic

Possibly combining Arlene and Linda, meaning noble.

Russian

Possibly a variant of Anya, Russian diminutive of Anna meaning grace.

Irish

Possibly a variant of Aileen or Eileen, meaning bright or shining.

Sanskrit

Variant of Aryan, meaning noble or superior.

English

Modern variant combining Alyssa and Anna elements.

Latin

Variant of Angela, meaning messenger or angel.

Irish Gaelic

Meaning beautiful or radiant beauty.

Greek

Good, a diminutive form of Agatha from Greek agathos.

Greek

Messenger, a variant of Angel from Greek angelos.

Latin

Laurel, a variant of Laura from Latin laurus symbolizing honor.

Germanic/English

Noble and lake, combining Ada and Lynn.

Greek/Spanish

Of Apollo, relating to the Greek sun god.

Latin

From Hadria or dark, a variant of Adriana.

Irish/Gaelic

Pledge or noble, a variant of Arleen from Irish.

Hebrew/Greek

Grace and to loosen, combining Anna and Lyse.

Old English

A variant spelling of Atley or Attlee, meaning 'meadow of the dwelling.'

Hawaiian

Hawaiian name meaning 'angel.'

Greek

A variant spelling of Alexis, from Greek meaning 'defender' or 'helper.'

Arabic / Sanskrit

A variant of Amara, from Arabic or Sanskrit meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal.'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'lion.'

Hebrew

A modern variant of Gabriella or Abigail, from Hebrew meaning 'father of strength' or 'my father is joy.'

Latin

A variant of Aveline or Adeline, from Latin meaning 'bird' or 'noble.'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'friendly' or 'warm,' a variant of Anisa.

Arabic / Modern American

A modern variant of Amare or Amari, from Arabic meaning 'eternal.'

Italian / Spanish

An Italian or Spanish variant, possibly from Alvin meaning 'elf friend' in Old English.

Latin

A variant of Antoine, from Latin meaning 'worthy of praise.'

Greek

A variant of Alyssa, from Greek meaning 'noble' or related to Alice.

Italian

Feminine form of Antonio, derived from the Roman family name Antonius.

Arabic

Variant of Abdullah, meaning 'servant of God.'

English

Variant of Arlie or Arley, possibly meaning 'eagle clearing.'

Germanic

Variant of Armand, meaning 'warrior' or 'brave.'

Greek

Variant of Ariana, meaning 'most holy.'

Scottish

Scottish variant, possibly related to Arlen, meaning 'eagle.'

English

Modern creation, possibly combining Germanic elements with -ella suffix.

English

Modern variation of Ariana, from Latin meaning very holy or gracious.

Greek

From Greek 'azalon,' the botanical name for the azalea flowering plant.

Germanic

From Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'wolf' meaning noble wolf.

English

Modern English name, possibly a variation of Arlene or a standalone creation.

English

Modern combination of Ana (Hebrew, grace) and Leigh (English, meadow or clearing).

Arabic

From Arabic 'amina' meaning safe, secure, or trustworthy.

Hebrew/Sanskrit

From Hebrew meaning ornament or my father, or Sanskrit meaning beginning.

Greek

Possibly from Greek 'aero' meaning air, or a contemporary invented name.

Arabic

From Arabic meaning faithful, trustworthy, secure, or a variant of amen.

Germanic

From Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'funs' (eager), meaning noble and eager.

Hebrew

Variant of Anita, diminutive of Anna meaning grace.