Browse names
16,615 names match.
French/English
Combination of Lee (meadow) and Ann (grace).
Latin
Admirable or wonderful, variant of Miranda.
English
Western direction or place.
English
From Ancius; possibly English or American origin.
Germanic
Free man, diminutive of Frank.
Kenyan/Bantu
Great one or magnificent.
Irish
Beautiful or fair, variant of Teagan.
Germanic
Noble, variant of Alicia.
English
Wide meadow, short for Sidney.
Scandinavian
Victory or sign, related to Sigrid.
English
Modern blend with unclear established etymology.
English
Modern blend with unclear established etymology.
Portuguese
From Tavara; a place name origin.
German
From the German capital city.
Latin
Golden or yellow-haired.
English
Son of Brice, variant of Bryson.
English
Settlement by the trees, variant of Trenton.
Hebrew
Alive or lively.
Sanskrit
Without a master or supreme.
Sanskrit
Night or darkness.
English
Variant of Garrett or Jarrett; spear strength.
Latin
Dew or dewy one.
Greek
Strong and womanly, feminine form of Andrew.
Italian
Little girl or from the saint of lost items.
English
Modern variant possibly derived from Jove or Jupiter.
Welsh
Little raven or variant of Brenna.
English
Son of Mason or mason-like, variant of Mason.
English
Modern blend with unclear established etymology.
Welsh
Fair one or white wave, variant spelling of Jennifer.
English
From a dark settlement, variant of Colton.
Greek
Well-born or noble, from Eugenia.
Germanic
Wolf counsel, French form of Ralph.
Latin
Bright and beautiful.
English
Gatekeeper or door guardian.
English
Palm tree; possibly from a place name.
Spanish
Siren or mermaid.
English
Modern blend with unclear established etymology.
Arabic
Intelligent or wise.
Greek
Gift of God, variant of Doris.
Latin
Follower of Christ, variant of Christian.
Latin
Moderation or self-control.
African/English
Modern name possibly from Kenya.
Arabic
Beautiful or handsome.
English
Modern blend with unclear established etymology.
Greek
All gifts or giver of all.
Irish
God is gracious, feminine form of Shawn.
Germanic/Spanish
Industrious ruler, possibly from Amerigo.
Hebrew
Oak tree or variant of Alain.