Browse names

Old English

Ship's victory.

Irish/Gaelic

Slender, fair.

English

Unknown, possibly derived from a surname or place name.

Irish/Gaelic

Dark-haired or black.

Polynesian/Hawaiian

Warrior, brave, fearless.

Hawaiian

Cool breeze over the mountains.

English, modern invented name

Rejoice, cheerful.

Native American (Sioux)

Friend, ally.

English

Unknown, possibly derived from a surname.

Irish/Gaelic

Crooked nose.

Sanskrit

Goddess of Mercy.

Gaelic, Hawaiian, Latin

Strong, manly, victorious.

Irish

God is gracious.

English

Pure.

English

Short form of Kimberly, from the English place name Kimberley meaning Cyneburg's field.

English (from Greek)

Short form of Katherine, associated with Greek katharos meaning pure.

German

German and Scandinavian form of Charles, meaning free man.

Irish

From the Irish county name Ciarraí, meaning people of Ciar, with ciar meaning dark.

German

Short form of Konrad, meaning brave counsel.

Scandinavian (from Latin)

Form of Christina, meaning follower of Christ.

Scandinavian

A diminutive of Kristine or Christina, meaning follower of Christ.

Irish

A variant of Kelly, from the Irish surname O Ceallaigh, often interpreted as bright-headed or warrior.

Scandinavian

A variant of Christa, a short form of Christina meaning follower of Christ.

English (diminutive of Christine/Kristine, ultimately Greek)

Follower of Christ, from the Greek christos meaning anointed one.

English

From the English county name, likely from a Celtic word meaning edge or border.

Scottish (from Old Norse)

From a surname meaning church, derived from Old Norse kirkja.

Norwegian

Scandinavian form of Karen, ultimately from Katherine, meaning pure.

Irish

Variant of Kelly, from the Irish surname Ó Ceallaigh, meaning bright-headed or descendant of Ceallach.

Irish

Variant of Kelly, from the Irish surname Ó Ceallaigh, meaning bright-headed or descendant of Ceallach.

Greek

Form of Katherine, from Greek Aikaterine, long associated with katharos, meaning pure.

Greek

Diminutive of Kristine or Christina, ultimately from the Greek meaning follower of Christ.

English

From the English place name meaning Cyneburg's clearing, popularized via the South African diamond town of Kimberley.

Irish

Variant of Kerry, from the Irish county name meaning people of Ciar, whose name means dark-haired.

Scottish/Gaelic

A short form of Kenneth, from Gaelic meaning born of fire or handsome.

Irish/Welsh

A variant of Kerry, from the Irish county name meaning people of Ciar, referring to dark hair or complexion.

Scandinavian/Greek

Scandinavian form of Carine from Greek katharos, meaning pure or unsullied.

Greek

Diminutive of Kristopher from Greek Christophorus, meaning bearer of Christ.

American

Modern American name of uncertain origin, possibly from African or American coinage.

Greek

Diminutive of Katherine, from katharos meaning pure.

Greek/Old English

Combination of Katherine (pure) and Lynn (lake), meaning pure lake.

Old French

Variant of Curtis, from Old French court meaning courtly or polite.

Old Norse

From Old Norse kirkja (church) and by (settlement).

Old English

Variant of Kimberly, from Old English place name meaning royal forest.

Irish/Gaelic

Without envy.

Greek (variant of Catherine)

Pure.

Greek (variant of Corey)

Hollow.

Greek (short for Katherine)

Pure.

Greek (variant of Catherine)

Pure.