Browse names

Latin

Otherwise known as, representing different facets of identity.

French

To break down or examine thoroughly, representing intellect.

Greek

Variant of Alina or Elena, meaning bright and shining.

Hebrew

Variant of Anessa, meaning grace and favor combined.

Latin

Variant of Aurora, meaning golden or dawn light.

Welsh

Noble friend or fair noble, combining strength and kinship.

Germanic

Variant of Alice, meaning noble or of noble kind.

Yoruba

Variant of Ayanna, meaning beautiful flower.

Arabic

Mighty or powerful, representing strength and nobility.

Portuguese

Portuguese form of Andrew, meaning strong and manly.

Vietnamese

Peaceful or tranquil depending on Vietnamese characters.

Modern English

Modern combination of Adam and Mary with unclear established meaning.

Russian

Short form of Joachim; God will establish.

Greek

Modern blend of Angel and -lynn; messenger.

Arabic

Knowledgeable, aware, and discerning.

Arabic

Scholar or learned person.

Hebrew

Modern variant of Elijah; my God is Yahweh.

Arabic

Servant of; typically a prefix in compound Arabic names.

Modern English

Modern blend of Ara and -lynn suffix.

Modern English

Modern name of uncertain etymology.

Italian

Lover of God.

Sanskrit

First ray of light; dawn.

Bosnian

Of uncertain etymology; likely Bosnian or Eastern European origin.

Greek

Variant of Angel; messenger.

Greek

Defender of people.

Arabic

Living or alive.

Latin

From Hadria, an ancient Italian region.

Irish

Little fire.

Hebrew

God has answered.

Greek

Noble.

Italian

Woman; derived from Donna.

Greek

Strong and brave.

Scottish

Fair and bright.

English

Ruler of elves.

Hebrew/Latin

Grace and flower combined.

Hebrew

Exalted or mountain of strength.

Modern English

Contemporary blend name without established etymology.

Latin/Hebrew

Blend of Amber and Gabrielle; precious jewel and God's woman.

Mapuche

Joy.

Germanic

Work.

Arabic

Intelligent and wise.

Scandinavian/Modern

Modern name possibly inspired by the Andes mountains.

English variant

Variant of Alicia with A- prefix.

Sanskrit/Modern variant

Variant of Aryan or Arian; noble one.

Germanic

Noble; from Germanic Adal meaning noble.

Sanskrit

Unique one; without a second; undivided.

Sanskrit

Beloved; familiar one; intimate friend.

African American

Modern created name; contemporary variant form.