Browse names

Modern American

Invented name with no established meaning.

English

Brave and powerful; modern variant of Emerson.

Spanish

Crown or garland; Spanish variant of Steven.

Greek

Defender of men; modern variant of Alex.

Old Norse

Ever powerful; modern variant of Eric.

Hebrew

God is my light.

Greek

From Eulalia meaning sweetly speaking or eloquent.

Irish

Variant of Evan meaning young warrior.

Greek

Variant of Elyse derived from Elisabeth meaning devoted to God.

Greek

Variant of Elyse derived from Elisabeth meaning devoted to God.

Hebrew

My God is Yahweh; a variant spelling of Elijah.

Hebrew/Greek

God's oath or noble kind; variant of Alyssa or Elisha.

Modern blend

Modern creation combining Emma and other elements.

Modern creation

Modern name, possibly inspired by Emory or a blend of Emma.

Greek

An appearance or manifestation; from epiphaneia.

Turkish/Arabic

Great or awesome, from the Arabic root meaning magnificent.

Welsh/Modern

Possibly from Welsh meaning youth or a modern creation with uncertain origin.

German/Hebrew

German form of Elizabeth meaning God is my oath.

Arabic

Beautiful or handsome.

Hebrew variation of Elijah

My God is Yahweh, God is salvation.

Compound of Emma and Rose

Whole, universal rose.

Modern variation of Eve or Evelyn

Giver of life, living one.

Greek

Amber, shining, brilliant.

Modern creation, possibly Welsh influenced

Modern invented name with no established etymology.

Modern variation of Elise or Elizabeth

God is my oath, devoted to God.

Greek

Good reputation or good repute.

Old English

Variant of Everett, meaning wild boar herder.

Greek

Named after Mount Etna in Sicily; associated with volcanic fire and Greek mythology.

Greek

Means good speech or good reputation in Greek.

Hebrew

Variant of Eve or Eva, meaning life.

English

Modern combination of Ember and Lee, meaning glowing light and meadow.

Hebrew

Hebrew name of biblical origin, possibly meaning awakened.

Greek

From Eustathios, combining eu (good) and stathios (steadfast), meaning 'fruitful' or 'productive.'

Old English

From Ethel, derived from Old English æthel meaning 'noble.'

Old Norse

Variant of Eric, from Old Norse eiríkr combining ei (eternal) and ríkr (ruler or powerful).

Hebrew

Possibly a variant of Ariel, from Hebrew ari'el meaning 'lion of God.'

English

An ancient bridge of the elves, combining elf and bridge.

Old Norse

Poetry and verse, from ancient Norse literary tradition.

Spanish

Noble and famous ruler combined.

Arabic

Pillar and support, foundation of strength.

Hebrew

Short form or nickname, possibly from Ebenezer meaning 'stone of help.'

Germanic/Russian

Variant of Hermann or related to German heritage; Germanic roots meaning 'army man.'

Latin/English

Variant of Emily combined with Lee; Emily from Latin aemulus meaning 'rival.'

Scandinavian

Scandinavian patronymic meaning 'son of Erik,' from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler.'

English

Relating to herbs or vegetation, representing nature's bounty.

English

Variant of Edwin; wealthy friend.

Hebrew

God is with us.

Polish

Pledged to God; from Elizabeth.