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English
Variant of Cheryl or Sheryl, derived from Charlotte or Charity.
Latin/Russian
Variant of Natasha, from Latin "natalis" meaning "birth."
Irish
From Irish "Cormac" meaning "raven" or "charioteer."
English
Variant of Cheryl, derived from Charlotte or Charity.
Modern American
Modern variant, possibly from Vanessa or Alyssa.
Latin
Variant of Trinity, from Latin "trinus" meaning "threefold."
Latin
Variant of Justice, from Latin "iustus" meaning "just."
Latin/French
French diminutive of Julia, from Latin "Iulius" meaning "youthful."
Old Norse
Variant of Dustin, from Old Norse "Þórsteinn" (Thor's stone).
Nahuatl
From Nahuatl (Aztec) language, meaning "star."
English
From English place name, variant of Houston.
Latin/Modern
Modern variant of Regina, from Latin "regina" meaning "queen."
Greek
Variant of Georgia or Jorge, from Greek "georgos" meaning "farmer."
Modern/African American
Modern creation with African American roots.
Greek
Giant or related to the ancient city of Tyana in Asia Minor.
Hebrew
Feminine form of Michael, meaning who is like God.
English
From a place name meaning tinsmith's clearing or thin woodland clearing.
English
Modern African American name, possibly derived from or influenced by Letitia or Keisha.
Arabic
Mighty, powerful, or great.
Latin
Related to Fabian, derived from the Roman family name Fabius.
Arabic
Lofty or elevated in spirit.
Hebrew
God has awakened or descended.
English
Modern variant of Cory, possibly from Irish meaning hollow or ravine.
Latin
From the mountain or related to Montgomery.
English
Initials used as a given name, no traditional etymology.
English
Blend of Sharon and Charlene, combining biblical place name and feminine form of Charles.
Greek
Strong or manly, from Andreas.
Arabic
Just or fair in Arabic.
English
Son of Piers or Peter, meaning rock or stone.
Arabic
Rightly guided or wise, from Rashid.
Old English
Dweller by the deer stream or rye stream.
Sanskrit
Sun or great teacher.
Greek
Healer, from Jason meaning to heal.
English
Possibly from Marley meaning pleasant wood, or variant of Mary.
Latin
Related to Laura, meaning laurel or honor.
English
Daybreak or first light.
English
Modern blend of De with Ante or Dante, possibly meaning enduring.
English
From the reed plant or meaning to move quickly.
Greek
Farmer, from George, or from the landscape feature.
Hebrew
Lion of God.
Hawaiian
Modern variant of Kiana, possibly meaning graceful or beautiful.
English
Ash tree dwelling or near the ash tree stream.
English
Short for Amelia meaning hardworking or industrious.
Old English
Settlement by a well or spring.
Arabic
Light or illumination.
Latin
Christian or follower of Christ.
Old English
Settlement on a hill or mountain.
Germanic
Brave lion, from Leo and bard.