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16,615 names match.
German/Jewish
Steward and mayor; chief administrator.
Latin
Of the earth; earthly.
Scandinavian
Christian; from Christiana.
Germanic
Bright and shining; illustrious.
English
From the elder forest; woodland sanctuary.
Gaelic/Irish
Fair and beautiful; from Alan.
Sanskrit
Dark and beautiful; from Krishna.
Latin
From Germany; related to germanness.
Arabic/Sanskrit
Splendid and glorious; majestic.
Modern/Invented
Modern created name; possibly from Tahya.
Hebrew
God is gracious, derived from Yohanan through the French feminine form Jeanne.
Greek
Lover of horses, from the Greek elements phil (love) and hippos (horse).
Hebrew
Who is like God, from the Hebrew name Mikha'el.
Modern English
Abbreviation or modern creation without established etymological roots.
Latin
Bean grower, derived from the Latin family name Fabia.
Arabic
Peaceful and safe, a variant of Salima.
Hebrew
Ascending, rising up, from the Hebrew aliyah meaning ascent.
Arabic
Treasure or small piece, possibly from the word jinan.
Modern English
Modern creation, likely a blend of Sheryl or Sherry with a feminine suffix.
Hebrew
Grace or favor, from the Hebrew name Channah.
Latin
Of the father, from the Latin family name Tatianus.
Modern English
Modern name, likely derived from Texas or as a nickname.
Latin
Priceless and invaluable, from the Roman family name Antonius.
Latin
Happiness, good fortune, and success.
Latin
Triumph and conquest, from the Latin word victoria.
English
A small rabbit, used as a term of endearment.
Greek
Farmer or worker of the earth, from the Greek georgos meaning farmer.
Basque
New house, from the Basque place name Etxaberria meaning new house.
Latin
From Lavonia, possibly connected to lavender or the ancient region of Lavinium.
French
Reborn, from the French feminine name Renée.
Modern English
Modern creation, possibly derived from Cyril or Syria.
Russian
Of Asian origin, likely a Russian form or variant of Asia.
Modern English
Modern creation, likely a blend of Ray and Von.
Germanic
Peaceful ruler, from the Germanic elements frid (peace) and ric (ruler).
Latin
A pearl, from the Latin word perla.
Modern English
Modern creation without established etymological roots.
Modern English
Modern creation, likely a blend of Kayla and Lena.
Hebrew
Who is like God, a variant spelling of Michael.
Greek
Weaver, from the Greek goddess Penelope.
Latin
Attendant to religious ceremonies, from the Latin Camilla.
Greek
Bright light, a variant form related to Helen.
Hebrew
Friend or companion, from the Hebrew name Ruth.
Greek
Manifestation or appearance, from the Greek epiphaneia.
English
Marsh settlement, from the Old English fen (marsh) and tun (settlement).
Hebrew
God is gracious, the Greek and Hebrew form of John.
Arabic
Intelligent and wise, from the Arabic word meaning understanding.
Hawaiian
A garland or wreath of flowers.
Latin
Divine, from the Latin goddess Diana.