Browse names
16,615 names match.
Latin
Myrtle tree, from the Latin name for the plant.
Latin
Golden or dawning, from the Latin aureus.
Germanic
Divine spear, a short form of Oscar or Oswald.
French/Latin
Laurel crown, the feminine form of Laurence.
Latin
True image, from the Latin veronica.
Russian/Latin
Born on Christmas, a modern variant of Natasha.
Modern American
A contemporary combination of Dean and Anthony.
Latin
From the city, from the Latin urbanus.
English
A combination of Lee and Anne, meaning meadow grace.
Modern American
A contemporary creation, possibly inspired by Jamila.
Latin
Nobleman, a variant spelling of Patrick.
Latin
Myrtle tree, a short form of Myrtle.
Hebrew
Lily flower, from the Hebrew Shoshana.
Hebrew
From Magdala, a variant of Madeline.
Modern American
A modern variant, possibly from Shona or Shaun.
English
Thorn bush settlement, from Old English thorn and tun.
Latin
Lily flower, a short form of Lillian.
Modern American
A modern variant of Diana or Deanna, meaning heavenly.
Modern American
A contemporary combination of Damar and Marcus.
Germanic
Free man, a variant spelling of Charlie.
Modern American
A modern variant of Kiara, meaning dark or little dark one.
Scandinavian
Eagle tree, from Germanic roots meaning eagle and tree.
Greek
Gift of God, from the Greek theos and doron.
Latin
Dedicated to Mars, the feminine form of Marcellus.
English
Deep ravine, a geographical nature-inspired modern name.
Germanic
Battle combatant, from Germanic roots meaning battle and fight.
Hebrew/French
My God is Yahweh, the French form of Elijah.
Latin
Noblewoman, a short form of Patricia.
Modern American
A modern variant of Jenessa or Jenessa, possibly from Jennifer.
Germanic/Scandinavian
Famous wolf, from Germanic roots meaning fame and wolf.
English
Rose field, a variant of Roosevelt from Dutch origin.
Latin
Bright and clear, a variant of Clarissa.
Modern American
A contemporary creation with no established etymological meaning.
Latin
Fifth, a variant of Quentin from the Latin quintus.
Arabic
Pure or virtuous, from the Arabic zakiyyah.
Hebrew
Who is like God, a variant of Mickey from Michael.
English
Ecclesiastical parish, from the Old French paroisse.
Modern American
A contemporary variant of Dream, a modern name.
Germanic
Bold archer, from Germanic roots meaning bold and bold.
Germanic
Free woman, the feminine form of Carl.
Hebrew
Excellence or abundance, from the Hebrew yitro.
Latin
Pious or devoted, from the Latin pius.
Old Germanic
Spear ruler, from ger (spear) and wald (to rule).
French/Modern variant
Feminine form derived from Jean or Jeannelle.
Welsh
Gray or dull-colored, variant of Lloyd.
Japanese
A city name in Saga Prefecture, often used as a given name.
Old Germanic
Peace, from Frida or Freda.
English place name
Town of Charles or Charles' settlement.