Browse names

Latin

Olive tree.

Latin

Olive tree.

Welsh

Young warrior or well-born.

Old English and Old Norse

Deer friend or God's spear.

Arabic

Flourishing, long-lived.

English

Oak tree meadow

Sanskrit

Precious jewel; gemstone.

English

From the oak meadow.

English

Oak tree lake

English

Divine power; God's spear.

English

Oak tree meadow

Greek

The vast sea.

Latin

Olive tree or olive branch.

Greek

Rising in the sky, hunter

Spanish

Famous land.

Hebrew

Strength from God; salvation.

Egyptian

God of the afterlife and rebirth.

Old Norse

Fury, inspiration.

Turkish

Tender young bird; founder of the Ottomans.

Arabic/Swahili

God the highest, flourishing, long-lived.

Germanic

Wealth, fortune.

English

From the oak tree meadow.

Latin

Eighth.

Greek

Helper, aid

Old English, Germanic

God's power, divine power.

Greek

Claw, fingernail; a type of chalcedony quartz.

Old English/Germanic

Wealthy.

Latin

Eighth.

Russian (from Old Norse)

Russian form of Helga, meaning holy or blessed.

English (from Latin)

Diminutive of Oliver or Olivia, derived from the olive tree symbolizing peace.

Latin

From Latin ora meaning prayer, also associated with Hebrew orah meaning light.

French

From a French place name meaning gold town, popularized as a given name by novelist Fanny Burney.

Scandinavian

From Old Norse meaning health, legacy, or ancestor in Scandinavian cultures.

Germanic/Scandinavian

From Old German Odal or Scandinavian origin meaning ancestral property.

Greek

Possibly related to Odysseus meaning wrathful, or from the city in Ukraine.

German/Modern

Grandmother; wisdom and nurturing care.

Germanic and Scandinavian

Ancestor, one of ancient heritage.

Hebrew

Pine tree.

Hebrew

Sheaf of grain.

Greek

Helper and aid.

Greek

Prosperous and wealthy.

Germanic

Spear power.

Greek

One and unity.

Germanic

Wealthy, prosperous; derived from the Germanic root for abundance.

Scandinavian

Ancestor's heir, inheritor of tradition; variant of Oland.

Uncertain

Modern or regional name with uncertain established etymology.

Hebrew

Young deer or fawn; variant of Oprah.

Hebrew

Pine tree.