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16,615 names match.
Irish; from CaomhĂn
Variant spelling of Kevin, meaning handsome or comely.
Greek; from Theophania
Variant of Tiffany, derived from a Greek word meaning manifestation of God.
Greek; from Christos via Kirsten
Variant of Kirsten or Kristine, meaning Christian or follower of Christ.
English; from Ashton
Derived from an English place name meaning ash tree settlement.
Latin; from Mars
Derived from the Roman god of war, conveying strength and martial virtue.
English
Possibly from Verl, an English name or nickname of unclear origin.
Arabic
Derived from an Arabic verb meaning to settle or dwell in a place.
Greek; variant of Ariadne
Possibly a modern variant related to Ariadne, meaning very holy.
Sanskrit and Scandinavian
From Sanskrit meaning beautiful or excellent; also used as a Scandinavian short form of names.
Arabic
Feminine form of Amir, meaning princess or female leader.
Italian; from Latin albus
Variant of Bianca, meaning white or pure.
African American
Modern creation, possibly influenced by Kanya or similar names.
Hebrew; from Rahel
Variant of Rachel, meaning ewe or female sheep.
Hebrew; from James
Feminine form of James, meaning he who supplants.
Hebrew
From Hebrew elements, possibly meaning God hears or God keeps.
Hebrew; from Beulah
Derived from a Hebrew word meaning bride or married, representing a land of blessing.
Greek; from Ariadne
Variant of Ariana, meaning very holy or from Ariadne the Cretan princess.
Hebrew; from Yohanan
Variant of Jan or John, meaning God is gracious.
Spanish
Modern Spanish creation, origin and meaning unclear.
Irish, Welsh; from place names
From an Irish or Welsh place name, possibly meaning yellow river or hound of the plain.
Hebrew; from Persian
From a Persian or Hebrew word possibly meaning beautiful, best, or desired.
African American
Modern creation combining the prefix La- with Shunda.
English; from Taylor
Variant of Taylor or Taylon, originally meaning one who cuts cloth.
Irish; from Aileen
From an Irish name possibly meaning bright or shining.
Greek; from Eleanor
From Greek elements meaning bright or shining light.
Latin; from Laurentius
From the Latin name Laurentius, meaning from Laurentum.
Scandinavian; from Old Norse Erik
From a Scandinavian name meaning ever ruler or eternal ruler.
Greek; from Katherine
Variant of Catherine or Katherine, meaning pure.
Arabic
Servant of the Merciful One, combining Abdul (servant) and Rahman (the Merciful).
English
Possibly from English place names or a modern creation combining Mar and Dell.
Welsh; from gwen
From a Welsh word meaning white, fair, or blessed.
Jamaican; Rastafarian
From Jamaican patois meaning positive, good, or spiritually uplifting.
Arabic
Derived from an Arabic word meaning long-lived or to live a long life.
African American
Modern creation, possibly combining the prefix Ke- with Shaun.
English
Modern variant combining Emma and Leigh, meaning industrious and meadow.
English
From an English word referring to a woodsman or one who works with wood.
Hebrew; from Tobiah
Variant of Toby, meaning God is good.
Hebrew; from Daniel
Short form of Daniel, meaning God is my judge.
Greek; from Eleanor
Variant of Eleanor or Elinor, meaning bright light.
Latin
Feminine form of Dominicus, meaning of the Lord or belonging to God.
Scottish; from Gaelic Mac ArthĂșir
Scottish surname meaning son of Arthur.
Greek; from Artemis
From the Greek goddess Artemis, associated with the hunt and the moon.
Hebrew
From a Hebrew word meaning good or excellent.
Germanic; from Arnold
Short form of Arnold, meaning eagle ruler or power.
Germanic; from Rudolf
Spanish form of Rudolph, meaning famous wolf or celebrated wolf.
Hawaiian
From Hawaiian meaning bad or ill, though often used without regard to literal meaning.
English; from aviation
Modern creation inspired by aviation or the word for airplane.
Latin; from lilium
Variant of Lillian, referring to the lily flower symbolizing purity.