Browse names

Celtic

Dear friend; from Celtic origins.

African American

Modern creation, possibly from Jamila meaning beautiful.

Greek

To tame or spirit; variant of Damian.

Sanskrit

Ray of light or sun; from Hindi and Sanskrit.

Scandinavian

Free woman; feminine form of Karl.

Hebrew

God's oath or weary; variant of Lisa.

Spanish

Wise protector or counsel protector; Spanish Raymond.

French

Cheerful or joyful; French variant of Jocelyn.

English

Elf ruler of graceful beauty; feminine form of Aubrey.

Latin

Green or verdant; from Latin viridis.

Latin/French

From the Latin 'fons' meaning fountain or spring.

French

Variant of Sheryl, derived from Chérie meaning dear or beloved.

Hebrew

Short form of Nathan, meaning he gave.

Irish

Variant of Brennan, meaning descendant of the raven.

Germanic

From Adolf, combining 'adal' (noble) and 'wolf' (wolf).

Old French

Variant of Mallory, possibly meaning ill-fated or unlucky.

Hebrew

Variant of Mickey, short form of Michael meaning who is like God.

Old English

Possibly related to Vernon, meaning from the alder grove or indigenous.

Germanic

Variant of Jarrett, derived from Gerald meaning spear ruler.

Greek

Short form of Anastasia, meaning resurrection.

Russian/Hebrew

Russian diminutive of Michael, meaning who is like God.

Latin

Variant of Roman, meaning from Rome.

Germanic

Diminutive form possibly related to Yvonne, meaning yew tree.

Modern/African American

Contemporary creation possibly combining Latin elements with modern phonetics.

Sanskrit

Variant spelling of karma, meaning action or deed.

Scottish

Variant of Carson, meaning son of the marsh or fen.

Greek

Variant of Christine, meaning follower of Christ.

Latin

Variant of Clarence, from clarus meaning bright or clear.

Hebrew

Hebrew name meaning he will enlighten or he will shine.

Greek

Variant of Timothy, from timotheos meaning honoring God.

Modern

Contemporary creation combining Jay with names like Aidan or Jayden.

Hebrew

Variant of Simone, meaning one who hears or hearkening.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning of noble natured or noble birth.

Old English

From Old English meaning wealthy or prosperous.

Japanese/Italian

Japanese name meaning laughter or smile.

Greek/Latin

Variant of Tiara, meaning crown or ornamental headdress.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit meaning unconquerable or undefeated.

Old English/Spanish

From Old English meaning old treasure or ancient riches.

African American

Contemporary creation with African American cultural roots.

English/Greek

Possibly from Nile or related to Nike, the Greek goddess of victory.

Greek

Variant of Steven, from stephanos meaning crown or wreath.

Hebrew

Variant of Jordan, meaning flowing down or descending.

Hebrew

Variant of Danielle, meaning God is my judge.

Welsh

Welsh name possibly meaning gentle or graceful.

Hebrew/Modern

Modern variant of Abigail, meaning father's joy or father rejoiced.

Old English

From Old English meaning old counsel or ancient advice.

Hebrew

From the Aramaic meaning son of Talmai or son of the furrows.

German

Variant of Marlene, derived from Mary meaning star of the sea.