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Greek
Defender or helper.
Latin
From the forest.
Greek
Very holy or pure.
English
Lily of grace.
Latin
From Venice or of love.
Greek
Follower of Christ.
English/Latin
Derived from the Latin word 'corvus' meaning raven, or from the English surname Corbin.
Hebrew/Modern
Variation of Amaia or Amya, possibly related to Hebrew words meaning 'people' or 'night rain'.
Scottish/Celtic
From the Scottish word 'glen' meaning valley, with a feminine suffix added.
Hebrew
Biblical name meaning 'God has hidden' or 'God has treasured'.
English
Combination of 'linden tree' and 'dell' (valley), suggesting a place where linden trees grow.
French
From the Brie region of France known for its cheese, or short form of Gabriella.
English/Modern
Modern variation combining Lynn (from linden tree or lake) with the suffix -ell.
Arabic
Arabic name meaning 'faithful, trustworthy, or honest'.
Scandinavian/German
Short form of Elisabeth or Elisabet, from the Hebrew 'Elisheva' meaning 'God's oath'.
English/Modern
Modern variation of Carey or Carrie, derived from the Irish surname meaning 'dark' or 'black'.
English
From the English word 'blossom' meaning a flowering plant or a period of blooming.
Germanic
German form of Francis, from Latin 'Franciscus' meaning 'from Franks' or 'free'.
French/Greek
French variation of Margaret, from Greek 'margarita' meaning 'pearl'.
Modern/Latin
Modern variation of Ava, from Latin 'avis' meaning 'bird' or 'to live'.
Sanskrit/Hindi
Sanskrit and Hindi name meaning 'blue' or associated with the indigo plant.
Italian/Spanish
Combination of Rosa (rose) and Alba (white or dawn), meaning 'white rose' or 'rose of dawn'.
Italian/Latin
Italian name possibly derived from Latin 'velum' meaning 'sail' or a variant of Valeria.
English/Modern
Modern American name combining 'rond' with the suffix '-dell' (valley).
Modern/African American
Modern American name, possibly a variation or combination of names like Ke- and Andre.
English/Irish
Possibly derived from Arlene or Arlen, from the Irish word for 'pledge' or 'promise'.
English
English surname used as a first name, derived from 'Dick's son' (son of Richard).
Greek
Variation of Phoebe, from Greek 'Phoibe' meaning 'bright' or 'radiant'.
Welsh
Welsh name from 'gwyn' meaning 'fair' or 'white' with the suffix '-eth' or '-yth'.
Irish
Irish surname used as a first name, derived from Ó Daoláin meaning 'descendant of Daolán'.
Germanic/English
English surname used as a first name, possibly derived from Germanic roots meaning 'worthy man'.
English
English surname used as a first name, derived from 'prentice' meaning 'apprentice'.
Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning 'God is my dew' or variation of Talia meaning 'blooming'.
Latin
Variation of Anthony, from Latin 'Antonius' meaning 'priceless' or 'inestimable'.
Spanish/Italian
Spanish or Italian name possibly derived from 'Eneida' (Aeneid) or a variation of Enid.
Sanskrit/Hindi
Sanskrit and Hindi name meaning 'meditation', 'remembrance', or 'contemplation'.
English/Modern
Variation of Lonnie, which is a short form of Alonzo (Germanic 'all' + 'ready').
English/Modern
Modern variation of Raven, from the English word for the black bird.
Hebrew/Polish
Polish form of Jacob, from Hebrew 'Ya'akov' meaning 'he grasps the heel'.
English
English surname used as a first name, derived from the English word 'young' meaning youthful.
Germanic/English
Variation of Carla or Karla, from Germanic 'Karl' meaning 'man' or 'strong'.
Latin/Modern
Modern variation of Julie or Juliet, from Latin 'Julius' meaning 'from the Julian family'.
Hebrew
Feminine form of Joseph, from Hebrew 'Yosef' meaning 'God will increase' or 'God will add'.
Latin/Greek
Variation of Carissa, from Latin 'clarus' meaning 'clear' or 'bright'.
Germanic/Scandinavian
From Germanic roots meaning 'enclosure', 'garden', or 'to have'.
Modern/African American
Modern American name, possibly a variation of Tasha or a creation combining Ta- with -isha.
Native American
From the Lakota people, a Native American tribe, meaning 'allies' or 'friends'.
Arabic/African
Arabic or African name possibly meaning 'gift' or 'blessing' in various African languages.