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16,615 names match.
Irish
Modern variant of Braeden, from Irish meaning son of the broad river.
English
Place name from London neighborhood, modern given name usage.
Greek
Variant of Phyllis, from phyllon meaning leaf.
French
Variant of Merle, from merula meaning blackbird.
Hebrew
From Hebrew word meaning tree.
Germanic
German form of Ernest, meaning serious or resolute.
Latin
From caelestis meaning heavenly or celestial.
Modern
Modern variant of Kendra or Kindra.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly from Kyle or Kyler.
English
From English word fairy, meaning magical creature.
Latin
Variant of Gracie, from gratia meaning grace.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly blending Rae and Lene.
Norse
Possibly from Old Norse meaning northern settlement.
Greek
Variant of Melanie, from melas meaning dark or black.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly from Alicia or Elisha.
Modern
Modern creation, likely African American origin.
Modern
Modern variant, possibly from Asia or Aisha.
Gaelic
Scottish form of John, from Gaelic Eòghann meaning born of yew.
Hebrew
Modern patronymic from Matthew, meaning gift of God.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly from Marie or Amy.
Germanic
From adal meaning noble and beraht meaning bright.
Greek
Variant of Cynthia, related to Mount Cynthus.
Hebrew
Short form of Zachary, from Zachariah meaning God remembers.
Greek
Variant of Galen, from galene meaning calm or serene.
Greek
Greek goddess of discord and strife.
English
Patronymic surname meaning son of Tom.
Latin
Italian form from Januarius, associated with the month of January.
Hebrew
Biblical name from the ancient kingdom of Elam, meaning highland.
Greek
Scandinavian form of Nicholas, meaning victory of the people.
Latin
Variant of Christian, from Christianus meaning follower of Christ.
Celtic
Variant of Arthur, possibly from Celtic meaning bear.
Greek
From Greek mythology, a legendary poet and musician.
Latin
Scandinavian form of Emily, from Aemilius meaning rival.
Hebrew
Russian form of Maria, meaning of the sea or beloved.
Greek
Short form, possibly from Thea meaning goddess.
English
Modern variant of Hayden, from a place name meaning heather valley.
Latin
From cancellarius meaning keeper of the records or title.
English
From the gemstone or black color.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly from Danish or a blend.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly blending Jay and Layla.
English
English place name and surname meaning noble stone.
Spanish
Spanish diminutive or modern single-letter name.
Hebrew
Modern variant, possibly from Anaya meaning God answers.
English
Variant of Chadwick, from Chad meaning battle.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly African American origin.
Germanic
From arn meaning eagle with feminine diminutive.
Germanic
Short form of Walter, from wald meaning ruler and heer meaning army.
Modern
Modern blend of Cheryl and Lyn or variant of Sherilyn.