Browse names

English

Ash tree meadow.

Latin

Great, venerable.

Germanic

Noble, nobility.

Hebrew/Arabic

Lioness, noble.

Sanskrit

Bright, shining, white.

African (Swahili)

Beautiful flower.

English

Son of Adam.

Arabic

Exalted, sublime.

Greek, Slavic

Bright, shining light.

Germanic, Persian

Noble, exalted.

Celtic, Old German

Handsome, cheerful.

Latin

Beloved.

English, modern invented name

Noble, kind.

Germanic

Old, wise.

Arabic

Exalted, noble, sublime.

Hebrew

Father's joy.

Greek

Defender of mankind.

Italian/Latin

Land of Amerigo, named after explorer Amerigo Vespucci.

Latin/Spanish

golden.

Greek

Dry.

Arabic

Princess, leader, prosperous.

English

solitary meadow.

Old Norse

Divine strength.

Arabic/Hebrew

Exalted, noble, sublime.

Hebrew

Joyful, cheerful.

Greek

Dreamer, divine messenger.

Latin

Altar of heaven.

Akan (Ghana)

Thank you.

Latin

Bird-like or free as a bird.

Latin

Dark, rich.

Greek

Defender, helper.

Germanic, French

Work, industrious.

Persian, Greek

Most holy, very holy.

Unknown

Eternal blossom.

Old English

Old friend.

Greek

Defender, protector.

Latin/English

Lovable, graceful.

Hebrew

Mountain of strength, exalted, enlightened.

Arabic/Sanskrit

Gift of God, time, era.

Germanic

Noble and ready.

Sanskrit

Nectar; beloved.

Latin

Priceless, praiseworthy.

Spanish

Glory.

English, variation of Audrey

Noble strength.

Latin

Birdlike, derived from 'avis' (Latin for bird).

Old German

Noble, bright.

Germanic

Work, industrious.

Hebrew

Grace, favor.