Browse names

English

Surname meaning little eagle, used as first name.

English

Variant of Avery, meaning elf ruler.

Hebrew

Variant of Annabel, meaning grace and beauty.

Greek

Name of a flower meaning to sparkle or shine.

Modern

Invented variant, possibly derived from Ardith meaning warm.

Arabic

Name meaning safe and peaceful.

Modern

Invented contemporary name, possibly influenced by African traditions.

Irish

Variant of Aiden, meaning little fire.

French

Surname meaning nobility, used as first name.

Modern

Invented contemporary name possibly influenced by African traditions.

Latin

Modern variant possibly meaning bird.

Sanskrit

Letter or indestructible; fundamental unit of language.

Italian

Feminine form of Assunto, from Latin assumpta meaning assumed or taken up.

Celtic

Variant of Alain or Alan, meaning fair or noble.

Greek

Russian form of Alexander, meaning defender of men.

American

Modern created name, possibly related to Avery.

Japanese

Beloved child or loved one.

Arabic

Mighty or powerful; a name of dignity.

American

Modern variant of Alyssa or Aliza.

Arabic

Stern or austere; also refers to a lion in Arabic.

Hebrew

A flowering field or blossoming bloom.

Sanskrit

Without wrath or never hostile.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning noble or of noble kind.

Arabic

Gift or present.

Latin/Spanish

Lovable, worthy of love, from amandus (to be loved).

Sanskrit/Indian

Reddish, dawn; Hindu god of the dawn or the sun.

Irish Gaelic

Radiance, brightness, splendor in Irish mythology.

Arabic

Servant of the mighty; from Abdul (servant) and Aziz (powerful).

Hebrew

Father's joy; shortened form of Abigail.

Greek

Defender of mankind; variant spelling of Alexandra.

Hebrew

Beloved; Hebrew word meaning dearly loved.

Arabic

Servant of God; from Abd (servant) and Allah (God).

Greek/Modern

Angel, messenger; variant or short form of Angela.

Modern invented

Contemporary creation, possibly from Asia or combining elements.

Hebrew

Father's joy; variant spelling of Abigail.

Greek

Variant of Alex or Alexander, meaning defender of men.

Latin

Variant of Antoine, meaning priceless or invaluable.

Modern

Modern creation possibly from Kayla meaning laurel.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning noble or of noble birth.

Latin/Spanish

Possibly from armada or armed; uncertain etymology.

Germanic

Variant of Adeline, meaning noble or of noble lineage.

Modern Arabic-influenced

Modern creation possibly from Ahmad meaning praiseworthy.

English

From the ash tree or short for Ashley meaning ash tree meadow.

Hebrew/French

Blend of Ana and Marie; Ana means grace and Marie means of the sea.

Arabic

Variant of Aaliyah, meaning exalted or lofty in Arabic.

Greek

Spanish form of Apollinaris, meaning of Apollo the Greek god.

Modern variant, possibly from Amani (Swahili)

Peaceful or serene.

Spanish/Italian feminine form

Derived from Armando, relating to armed strength or warrior.