Browse names
16,615 names match.
Irish/Celtic
A variant of Tarán in Irish mythology, meaning thunder or the god of thunder.
Hebrew/Sanskrit
A variant of Maya, derived from Sanskrit meaning illusion and Hebrew meaning beloved.
English
A variant of Renae or Rani, derived from Sanskrit meaning queen or Latin meaning reborn.
Hebrew
A biblical Hebrew name meaning my wrestling or my struggle with God.
French/English
A modern created name, possibly from Rachel or the French prefix La- with belle meaning beautiful.
African-American
A modern created name of uncertain etymology, possibly African-inspired.
Greek
A variant of Phyllis, derived from Greek meaning green leaf or foliage.
African-American
A modern created name, possibly blending Tavare or Tavari with -is ending.
Russian
A Russian diminutive of Nadezhda, derived from Russian meaning hope.
Scottish/English
Derived from the Scottish and English word meaning fairy, symbolizing magic and wonder.
Scottish
A Scottish name derived from Ionà, a form of Jonah meaning God is gracious.
Hebrew
A modern variant possibly derived from Micaiah, meaning who is like God in Hebrew.
English/Celtic
Derived from Old English or Celtic meaning spear warrior or rough friend.
English
A modern created name, possibly blending De- with Vaughn, meaning water dwelling.
English
A modern variant possibly derived from Farren or inspired by Pharaoh, meaning ruler.
English
A variant of Myrna, derived from Irish meaning beloved or from Old Irish meaning tender or delicate.
Persian
A variant of Jasmine, derived from Persian meaning gift of God or the jasmine flower.
English
A variant of Evelyn, derived from Latin meaning wished for one or ancestor woman.
Hebrew
Derived from Hebrew meaning ram's horn or a time of celebration and freedom.
English
A modern variant of Macey or Maisey, of uncertain origin possibly meaning Maccabee.
Greek/Hebrew
A biblical Greek name derived from Hebrew meaning Jehovah will enlighten.
Latin
A shortened form of Octavia, derived from Latin meaning eighth or eighth child.
English
A compound name combining Mary meaning beloved with Alice meaning of noble kind.
Hebrew
A variant of Toby, derived from Hebrew meaning God is good or the Lord is my good.
Latin
A variant of Serena, derived from Latin meaning calm, peaceful, or tranquil.
Samoan/Pacific
A Samoan name meaning star or in other Pacific cultures meaning fire or night.
African American
Modern creation, likely influenced by Shaq or Shakir.
English
Modern variant of Colton, meaning coal settlement or dark settlement.
Greek
From aither, meaning upper air or sky.
Scottish
Variant of Leslie, from a Scottish place name meaning gray fortress.
Hebrew
Russian form of Jacob, meaning he who supplants.
Germanic/Modern
Possibly variant of Kalen or from Celtic origins, modern creation.
Greek
Variant of Cassandra, meaning she who shines upon men.
English
Variant of Daisy, from the flower name meaning day's eye.
Latin
From candela, meaning candle or light.
Germanic
Variant of Wendell, from Wendel meaning wanderer.
Norse
From Scandinavian form of Oscar, meaning divine spear.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly from Kendra or Kenya.
Greek
Variant of Tiffany, from Theophania meaning manifestation of God.
Greek
From kosmos, meaning order or universe.
Latin
Italian form of Rosa, meaning rose.
Welsh
Welsh form of Morgan, meaning sea circle or bright sea.
Greek
Spanish form of Briseis, a figure from Greek mythology.
Latin
From lux, meaning light.
Hebrew
Variant of Jacqueline, meaning supplanter or God protects.
Greek
Diminutive of Cora, from kore meaning maiden.
African American
Modern creation, possibly from Lawrence or a blend of names.
Scottish
Variant of Leslie, from a Scottish place name meaning gray fortress.