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16,615 names match.
Germanic
A variant of Alonzo, from adul and nanthus meaning noble and ready.
Egyptian
From the river Nile, possibly meaning dark or blue.
Hebrew
A variant of Rachel, from rachel meaning ewe.
English
From English surname, possibly meaning new well or dwelling.
Hebrew
A combination of Mary and Lynn, meaning star of the sea and lake.
Latin
From Latin oralis meaning of the mouth, or from Aurelius.
Latin
A variant of Valerie, from valens meaning strong.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit jaya meaning victory or triumph.
Latin
An Italian form of Paul, from paulus meaning small.
English
A variant of Dale, from valley or dell.
Greek
A variant of Sebastian, from sebastos meaning venerable and revered.
French
A variant of Charlotte, feminine form of Charles meaning free man.
English
From English surname, possibly meaning steward or dispenser.
English
A modern variant of Kian or Cyan, meaning ancient or cyan color.
Hebrew
A variant of Nancy, from Hannah meaning grace and favor.
Hebrew
A variant of Janet or Janette, from Jehovah has been gracious.
Latin
A variant of Amanda, from amanda meaning worthy of love.
French
A variant of Lamont, from French meaning mountain.
Greek
A modern variant of Alexis, meaning defender of men.
Spanish
From Spanish meaning protection or shelter.
English
From English meaning gray hill or dwelling.
English
A variant of Marnie, possibly derived from marine or the sea.
Spanish
A Spanish diminutive of Teresa, from theros meaning summer.
Slavic
A modern variant, possibly Slavic meaning rowan berry.
Greek
A variant of Catherine, from katharos meaning pure.
Hebrew
A variant of Rebecca, from rivka meaning to bind.
Irish
An Irish name, possibly meaning shining light or eye.
English
A modern variant of Darin or Darren, meaning great and beloved.
English
A modern combination or variant, possibly from Shayle and Lynn.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit sari, a traditional Indian garment, or Hebrew for princess.
English
A variant of Brittany, from British meaning woman from Brittany.
English
From the island Jersey, meaning grassy island.
Germanic
From hros and mund meaning famous protection or horse protection.
Latin
A French form of Luke, from Lucas meaning light-giving.
English
A nickname traditionally derived from Elizabeth, or from the English word 'buff' meaning energetic and strong.
Sanskrit
Conqueror of all enemies, or one who is efficient and capable.
Modern English blend
A contemporary creation, likely combining Jalisa with a suffix ending.
Arabic/Hebrew
Bright, radiant, or shining.
Yoruba/African
Great or strong in Yoruba language tradition.
Scottish
Modern variant of Cameron, meaning 'crooked nose' from Scottish Gaelic.
Hebrew
Diminutive of Jonathan, meaning 'Yahweh has given' or 'God's gift'.
Modern English blend
A contemporary combination of Jazz with the popular -lyn suffix.
French
Diminutive of Barbara, derived from Greek meaning 'foreign' or 'strange'.
Germanic/Dutch
Ever-brave or brave as a boar from Old Germanic roots.
Scottish
Variant of Torrance, derived from a place name in Scotland.
English
Variant of Parnell, derived from Latin origins meaning 'Peter's rock'.
Irish/Scottish Gaelic
Slender or graceful in Celtic tradition.
English
Feminine variant of Bobby, a diminutive of Robert meaning 'bright fame'.