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Greek
Variant of Paris, possibly meaning park or enclosure.
Old Norse
From Thor's stone; Thor being the Norse god of thunder.
Celtic
Variant of Cedric, meaning chief or leader.
Hebrew
Ornament or adornment.
English
Modern variant of Shana or Shan, meaning God is gracious.
English
Modern invented name, possibly combining Jay and Von.
Latin
Variant spelling of Caesar, meaning hairy or cut.
Greek
Follower of Demeter, the Greek goddess of harvest.
Latin
Variant of Verdell, meaning green or flourishing.
Hebrew
Modern name of Puerto Rican origin, variant of Yankee.
Greek
Variant of Paris, the Trojan prince in Greek mythology.
Hebrew
Combination of Jesse (gift) and Lynn (lake or pool).
Scottish
Short form of Leslie, meaning gray fortress.
Hebrew
Variant of Abigail, meaning father's joy or father rejoiced.
Latin
Variant of Tracy, meaning from Thracia or courageous.
Greek
Variant of Karina, meaning pure or dear.
Welsh
White breast; from bron (breast) and gwyn (white).
Latin
Variant of Tori, meaning victory or towering.
Arabic
Heard, listened to, or exalted one in Arabic.
Germanic
Feminine form of Roland, meaning famous throughout the land.
Latin
Italian form of Dominic, meaning of the Lord.
Hebrew
Variant of Jeremy, meaning God will exalt or God is exalted.
Hebrew
Modern invented name, possibly combining Jay and Dan (God is my judge).
Scandinavian
Variant of Ronnie, meaning ruler or mighty.
Hebrew
Slavic variant of Dana, meaning God is my judge.
Greek
Variant of Melissa, meaning honeybee.
Latin
Variant of Austin, meaning venerable or worthy of respect.
Hebrew
Joining or attached; biblical tribe of Levites.
Hebrew
Variant spelling of Jeremy, meaning God will exalt.
Greek
Best or excellent; from Aristotle meaning best purpose.
Latin
From vivus, meaning lively and animated.
Hebrew
A shortened form of Micah, meaning who is like God.
Germanic
A variant of Alice, from Adelheid meaning noble and of good birth.
French
From the French word for the lower leg or shin of meat.
English
A nickname derived from English, meaning masculine or strong.
Greek
A variant of Eleanor, from Helene meaning bright and shining.
English
A modern variant, possibly derived from Lance or Lanie.
Hebrew
An Italian form of Daniel, meaning God is my judge.
Latin
A modern variant of Cadence, meaning the rhythm or fall of the voice.
Greek
A variant of Althea, from althos meaning healer.
French
A modern variant of Jules, from the Latin Julianus.
Hebrew
A variant of Jonathan, meaning God has given.
Greek
A feminine form of Demetrius, from Demeter the goddess of harvest.
English
A modern African American name combining De with Juan.
English
A modern variant, possibly influenced by Aisha meaning alive and well.
English
A modern variant of Kira or Kerry, possibly from Greek origins.
Iroquoian
From Lake Erie, meaning people of the long tail.
Germanic
From leud and bald, meaning bold people.