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Greek
A French variant of Margaret, from margarites meaning pearl.
Hebrew
A variant of Zada, meaning flowering or prosperity.
Hawaiian
A Hawaiian name referring to a type of plant or verdant growth.
English
A modern African American name combining De with Ontae.
Hebrew
A variant of Solomon, meaning peaceful and wise.
English
A modern creation, possibly a variant of Mako or Makhi.
English
From English surname, derived from brown and -el suffix.
Irish
From Irish meaning mighty warrior or one who is slender.
Germanic
From wer and heri, meaning army defender.
English
A variant of Chastity or modern creation, meaning pure.
Greek
From eugenes meaning noble and well-born.
English
From the English word for the season of rebirth and growth.
Hebrew
A diminutive of Loretta or Margaret, meaning pearl.
Latin
A variant of Destiny, from destinare meaning to determine.
Greek
A variant of Katherine, from katharos meaning pure.
Scottish Gaelic
A variant of Mackenzie, meaning fair and handsome.
English
From the English word storm, referring to strong atmospheric disturbance.
English
From English surname, derived from dwelling in a cellar or hollow.
Irish
From Irish meaning slim and fair-haired.
Italian
An Italian diminutive of Eugene, from eugenes meaning noble.
Latin
From dominica meaning Sunday or of the Lord.
Hebrew
From Hebrew meaning shield or protection.
English
A variant of Cary or Carrie, possibly from Celtic origins.
English
A modern creation or variant, possibly of unknown origin.
Hebrew
A Hebrew name meaning right hand or blessed.
Greek
From Larissa, a city in ancient Greece, meaning cheerful.
English
A combination of Leigh and Ann, meaning light meadow and grace.
Greek
A variant of Phyllis, from phyllon meaning leafy branch.
Hebrew
A combination of Sue and Ellen, meaning lily and grace.
Welsh
From the legendary island Avallon, meaning apple island.
English
A modern creation, possibly derived from journey.
Germanic
From Wido meaning wide or broad-minded.
Greek
From Greek mythology, possibly meaning woman or lady.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning unique and incomparable.
Latin
A variant of Tori, short for Victoria meaning victor.
Irish
A modern variant of Ciara, from Irish meaning dark-haired.
Latin
From Latin origins, possibly derived from Germanic tribe.
Hebrew
A combination of Mary and Lee, meaning star of the sea and meadow.
English
A modern variant of Bailey, meaning steward or bailiff.
English
A modern creation possibly derived from Evelyn or Aislin.
Greek
A variant of Katherine, from katharos meaning pure.
Irish
A modern variant of Tyrone, from Irish meaning land of Eoghan.
Hebrew
From Hebrew eban meaning stone.
Spanish
A Spanish form from hyacinthus meaning the hyacinth flower.
Latin
A variant of Laura or Lara, from laurus meaning laurel.
Greek
A variant of Nicholas, from nikao and laos meaning victory of the people.
English
A modern creation combining Key and Anna.
Latin
A variant of Leona, from leo meaning lion.