Browse names
16,615 names match.
Slavic
Archer; variant of Ivan or Yvon.
Latin
Sacred grove; from Latin 'lucus'.
French
Chancellor; variant of Chauncey.
Latin
Pearl; variant of Margaret.
English
A blue-green color; modern word name.
Persian
Bright or shining; from Persian 'roshanī'.
Latin
From Latium; possibly derived from Lavinia.
Spanish
Shell; Spanish diminutive of ConcepciĂłn.
Arabic
Blessing; from Arabic word for blessing.
Modern American
Modern American invented name.
Arabic
Noble; from Arabic 'nabīl'.
Scottish
Broad hill; variant of Braden.
English
From Britain; modern variant of Brittany.
Modern American
Modern American invented name.
Sanskrit
Dear or beloved; from Sanskrit 'priya'.
English
The expanse above earth; modern variant of Sky.
Germanic
God's peace; diminutive of Jeffrey.
Greek
Water nymph; possibly inspired by naiad mythology.
Germanic
Noble; Spanish diminutive of Adela.
French
Beloved; variant spelling of Amie.
Modern American
Modern American invented name.
Modern American
Diminutive of Nina or Janina.
Russian
Who is like God; Russian diminutive of Michael.
Hebrew
God is gracious and small; Jean and Paul combined.
Native Alaskan
The great one; Alaska's tallest mountain.
Latin
From Laurentum; variant of Laurence.
Greek
Cinnamon; from the Greek word for the spice plant.
Greek
Crown or wreath; variant of Stephanie.
Modern American
Modern American variant of Kendra.
Germanic
Wanderer; variant of Wanda.
Greek
Defender of men; variant of Alexandria.
Hebrew
Gift of God; variant of Mathias.
Greek
Victory of the people; variant of Nicola.
Hebrew
Noble or noble one; Hebrew-derived name.
Hebrew
God is my judge; variant of Daniel.
Irish
Noble; variant of Brianna.
Modern American
Modern American invented name.
Latin
Sixth; Spanish form of Sixtus.
Arabic
Pure and chaste, virtuous.
Hebrew, English blend
God's oath; my God is plenty, combining Alice and Elizabeth.
African American created
A modern blend of James (Hebrew: supplanter) and Marius (Latin: of Mars).
Scottish Gaelic
Smooth brow, from the Gaelic elements mal (smooth) and find (white/fair).
English
One who makes or uses wheels, an occupational surname.
English
From a settlement in a marsh or fen, an English place-based surname.
Portuguese, Hebrew
God is gracious, the Portuguese form of John.
Scottish Gaelic
From a place name, possibly derived from Torquil or Scottish highlands.
Afrikaans
A diminutive form used in Southern African cultures.
Hebrew
Who is like the Lord, a feminine form related to Michael.