Browse names

English

Noble or related to an earl, a variant of Earline.

Germanic/Latin

Whole and of the sea, combining Emma and Marie meanings.

Hebrew

High mountain or enlightened, a variant of Aaron.

Modern English

Modern creation, possibly combining Emma and Lynn.

Hebrew

My God is Yahweh, a Hebrew variant of Elijah.

Hebrew

Doubly fruitful, the Hebrew form of Ephraim from the Bible.

Scandinavian / Greek

A variant of Erica, from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler' or from Greek 'Erika.'

Hebrew

The French feminine form of Emmanuel, from Hebrew meaning 'God is with us.'

Japanese

From Japanese elements meaning 'picture' and 'child,' or 'blessed child.'

Greek

A variant of Elissa or Alyssa, from Greek meaning 'from Elis' or 'noble.'

Germanic / Hebrew

Possibly a short form of Edith (from Old English meaning 'wealth property') or a variant of a Hebrew name.

Hebrew

Variant spelling of Ethan, meaning 'strong' or 'firm.'

Hebrew

Spanish variant of Eveline, derived from Eve, meaning 'living one.'

Hebrew

Variant of Elisabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Germanic

Possibly Scandinavian-influenced, variant of Delta or Scandinavian origin.

Irish

Variant of Aidan, meaning 'little fire' in Irish tradition.

Hebrew

Hebrew origin, possibly related to Eli (ascended, my God) or Eliyahu.

Modern

Modern name, possibly a variation of Emerald or Germanic roots with -da suffix.

Greek

Variant of Eleanor, meaning bright torch.

Italian

Blend of Ermine with Linda, meaning kind and gentle.

Norse

Lone warrior or solitary fighter.

Scottish

Variant or short form possibly related to Elgin or Elgin.

Germanic

Variant of Evelyn, meaning wished for or desired.

Old English/Germanic

Wealthy spear, from ead (property, wealth) and gar (spear).

Old English

Wealthy ruler; from ead (wealth) and ric (rule).

Scandinavian

Eternal ruler; variant of Eric from Norse origins.

Greek

From aether meaning upper air or sky in Greek.

Modern blended name

A contemporary combination of Eva and Lena.

Germanic blend, combining Elvina/Elva and Wanda

Noble friend combined with wanderer.

Variant of Emelyn, from Emily

Rival or industrious, derived from Latin aemulus.

Modern invented, possibly variant of Alexis

Defender of mankind or a contemporary blend.

Latin

Industrious and hardworking, derived from the Roman family name Aemilius.

Hebrew

God has answered or my God is Yahweh, a variant of Eliana.

Hebrew

God is my oath or God's promise, variant spelling of Elizabeth.

Latin and English

Industrious rival with a meadow, combining Emily with the -leigh suffix.

English

From a place name or farmstead, derived from Old English origins.

Scandinavian

Descendant of a nobleman or earl.

Germanic

Bright edge or famous edge.

Greek

Bright light or shining light.

Irish

God's grace; Irish equivalent of John.

English

The son of Ella or Elis.

Hebrew

My God is Yahweh; variant of Elijah.

Irish

God is gracious; variant of Evan.

English/Literary

A golden flower; possibly from Tolkien or variant of Eleanor.

Hebrew

God strengthens; variant spelling of the biblical prophet Ezekiel.

Modern variant (Scandinavian/Germanic)

Possibly derived from Germanic roots meaning industrious or rival.

Hebrew

Beyond or across; a biblical name meaning to cross over.

Greek

Bright light; variant of Helen from Greek helene meaning shining light.