Browse names

Greek

Russian form of Artemus, meaning gift of Artemis the goddess.

English

Modern combination of Avalon and Leigh, meaning island of apples and meadow.

Irish/Scottish

Variant of Aiden or Aidan, meaning little fire.

English

English place name meaning boar settlement or settlement of the ayr river.

Greek/Hebrew

Short form of Ariel or Arius, meaning lion of God.

Old German via Old French

Variant of Alison, from Adalhaidis meaning 'noble descent' or 'of noble birth.'

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit ankura, meaning 'sprout' or 'bud'; represents new growth or potential.

Arabic

From Arabic amir meaning 'prince,' 'leader,' or 'commander.'

West African (Yoruba or Wolof)

West African name with roots in languages like Yoruba; meaning varies by culture.

Greek

Feminine form of Andrew, from Greek andreios meaning 'manly' or 'of a man.'

Latin

Variant of Amelia, from Latin aemulus meaning 'rival' or 'eager to rival.'

Latin and Old English

Combination of Amber (from ambra, fossilized tree resin) and Lee (meadow or clearing).

Greek

Variant of Alexander, from Greek alexandros combining alexein (defend) and andros (man), meaning 'defender of men.'

Irish Gaelic

Variant of Aidan, from Irish Aodhán meaning 'little fire,' diminutive of Aedh.

Arabic

From Arabic 'ariz meaning 'fragrant' or possibly a variant of Ariz.

Latin

Variant of Adrian, from Latin adrianus meaning 'from Hadria,' an ancient Roman region.

Arabic and Hebrew

Possibly a variant of Anissa or Anis, from Arabic origins; may also be related to Hannah (grace).

Arabic

Living and wise, derived from Aisha meaning the living one.

Greek

Healer and noble, derived from Althea.

Sanskrit

Wealth and prosperity, associated with material and spiritual success.

Latin

From Hadria, a person from the Adriatic region.

Latin

Priceless and worthy of praise, variant of Antonio.

Greek

Atlas's daughter, from Greek mythology and geography.

Irish

Small fire and warmth, modern variant of Aiden.

French

Amber stone and fossilized resin, warm and golden.

Modern English

Contemporary name, modern variant of Aviana or Avianna.

Latin

Golden and dawn-like, variant of Aurora.

Modern English

Contemporary name, modern variant of Avery or Avanel.

Greek

Best son and most noble one.

Scottish Gaelic

Scotland itself, from Alba Uidhe.

Germanic/Greek

Variant of Alyssa, derived from Alice, ultimately from Adalheidis meaning noble and kind.

Hebrew/English

Variant of Annabel, combining Anna (grace) with the suffix -el (God).

Swahili

Swahili name meaning 'wisdom' or 'intelligence.'

Greek

Variant of Alex or Alexis, from Greek alexios meaning 'defender' or 'helper.'

Latin

Variant of Amy, from Latin amatus meaning 'beloved.'

Hebrew

Variant of Aliyah, from Hebrew aliyah meaning 'ascent' or 'going up.'

English/Modern

Possibly short form or modern creation; could relate to Arbor or Arbuckle.

Hebrew

Variant of Obadiah, from Hebrew meaning 'servant of God.'

Hebrew/Latin

Combination name of Anna (grace) and Grace (Latin gratia meaning 'favor' or 'blessing').

Arabic/Sanskrit

Arabic or Sanskrit origin, possibly meaning 'wise,' 'intelligent,' or 'noble.'

Hebrew

Hebrew biblical name meaning 'God has answered' or 'God is gracious.'

Spanish

Referring to the Ascension of Jesus Christ in Christian tradition.

Arabic

Father of the young camel; a historical title of honor in Islamic tradition.

Welsh

Welsh name of uncertain origin, possibly related to battle or warfare.

Hebrew

Derived from Hebrew meaning spring or springtime.

Native American

Forever blooming or eternal flower.

Sanskrit

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

Germanic

A variant of Ava, representing bird-like grace and freedom.