Browse names

English

Desired and loved.

Hebrew

Bright and shining.

Latin

Elected and chosen.

Hebrew

Doubly fruitful, bearing much fruit; Spanish variant of Ephraim.

Greek

Small winged one; from Greek 'aelion' (of the sun) or relating to light.

Germanic

Elf ruler, noble being; variant of Elvira from the Germanic 'alf' (elf).

Hebrew

God is my God, devoted to the divine; variant of Elias or Elliott.

English

Ellis' place, settlement of Ellis; from Old English place name.

Hebrew-French

God, the king; blend of Elias and Roy combining divine and royal.

Welsh/Irish

Welsh variant of Erin, possibly from Irish Éirinn meaning Ireland.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa or Elissa, from Greek meaning noble or happy.

Old English

Variant of Evelyn, possibly from Old English Avelina related to hazel.

Old English

Spanish form of Edward, from Old English Eadweard meaning prosperity and guardian.

Greek

Dark wood; from the ebony tree.

Greek and Spanish

Crown or wreath; Spanish form of Stephanie.

Germanic and Spanish

Famous in battle; Spanish variant of Eloise.

Irish/German

Ant; industrious and hardworking.

Germanic/French

Archer; variant of Yvette or Eva.

Germanic

Wealthy spearman; Spanish form of Edgar.

English

Old friend.

Latin

Age or era.

Irish

God is gracious.

English

Toward the east.

English

From the elder tree.

Germanic

Short form of Edward, meaning wealthy guardian.

English

Modern English name meaning eternal or forever.

Germanic

Spanish feminine form of Ernest, meaning serious or stern.

Germanic/Spanish

Variant of Elvira, possibly from Spanish origin meaning white.

Old English

From an English place name referring to an old ridge or settlement.

Old English

Possibly variant of Edwin or Alwin, meaning noble friend.

Old French via Yvonne

Variant of Yvonne, meaning archer or yew tree.

Welsh

Welsh patronymic meaning son of John or of Evan.

Hebrew

God has helped or God is my help.

English

Short form of Edith, meaning rich or blessed gift.

Greek

Welcoming or hospitable, variant of Imogene.

Greek

Crown or wreath, Spanish variant of Stephanie.

Latin

Wished for child, variant of Evelyn.

Latin

Star, variant of Estelle.

Greek

Well-born or noble, Spanish or Italian form of Eugene.

Germanic

Derived from Germanic elements, possibly combining 'earl' with a feminine suffix.

Hebrew

A variant spelling of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my abundance.'

Italian

The Italian form of Henry, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'estate ruler.'

Hebrew

Derived from the Hebrew name Eli, meaning 'ascended' or 'high.'

Greek

Derived from Greek elements meaning 'well' and 'speaking,' thus 'well-spoken.'

Germanic

Brave boar; strong and wild.

Germanic

Noble one.

Hebrew

God is my oath.

Welsh/Scandinavian

Bright and shining.