Browse names
16,615 names match.
Irish
Dark and black, from the Gaelic ciaran (little dark one).
Greek created
A variant of Chloe, meaning blooming and verdant.
Scottish
Warrior and battle, a diminutive of Harvey.
Scottish
A woman or peasant, from Scottish Gaelic dialect.
English created
A modern creation, possibly inspired by Clara or Clarissa.
Hebrew created
God is salvation, a modern variant of Joshua.
English, Spanish created
A variant of Sierra, meaning mountain range.
Germanic
Brave and strong as a bear, from bern (bear) and hard (strong).
English
A transport or conveyance, variant of Carrie.
Greek
God's gift, from theo (god) and doron (gift).
Finnish, Hungarian
God is gracious, a Scandinavian form of John.
English created
A modern variant of Joel, meaning Jehovah is God.
Sanskrit, possibly Indian
A peaceful or warrior-like name, possibly from Sanskrit.
Scottish, Germanic
A diminutive of Hugh, meaning mind and intellect.
English
A cowherd, from calf (young cow) and herd.
English created
A variant of Marissa, meaning of the sea.
English created
A modern creation, possibly inspired by Kaden or Cade.
Spanish
A jewel and precious stone, a direct word name.
Italian, Greek
Defender of men, an Italian diminutive of Alexander.
Vietnamese
A Vietnamese name or part of a family name denoting status.
French, Greek created
A variant of Celine or Selena, meaning heavenly or moon-like.
English, Irish created
A variant of Alana, meaning fair and bright.
Native American created
A variant of Cheyenne, named after the Native American people.
Nahuatl
A star, from the Nahuatl language of the Aztecs.
Irish, English created
A variant of Kennedy, meaning ugly head or homely chief.
Arabic
Pure and wise, related to zakiya (pure, chaste).
Hebrew
The Lord has remembered, a variant of Zacharias.
Sanskrit
Indestructible and eternal, a name from Hindu traditions.
English
Forever and without end, a virtue word name.
Germanic, Spanish
A variant of Griselda, meaning gray battle maiden.
Arabic
Newborn and newly arrived, from walada (to give birth).
Hebrew
Gift of God, the feminine form of Matthew.
English, French created
A variant of Adeline or Delia, meaning noble.
African American created
A modern creation, possibly inspired by Iesha or Aisha.
Sanskrit
A part or portion, a short name from Hindu traditions.
Italian, Hebrew
Supplanter, the Italian form of James or Jacob.
English, Spanish created
A variant of Larisa or Lara, possibly meaning cheerful.
Greek
Defender and protector, a Latin form of Alexander.
Irish
A variant of Kielan, possibly meaning fair-haired.
English, Norse
From the raven, derived from Old Norse korfi (raven).
English
A place name, the settlement of Leaxa's people.
Irish, English created
A modern variant of Kennedy, possibly meaning handsome head.
English
A modern variant of Mason, occupationally referring to a stone worker or builder.
Hebrew
Variant spelling of Caleb, meaning devotion to God or whole heart.
Hebrew
Modern variant of Isabella, meaning devoted to God.
English
A nickname or standalone name referring to the insect or used as a short form.
Hebrew
A combination of Mary (beloved) and Jane (God is gracious).
Irish
From the Irish Ó Dubhláin, meaning dark or dark-haired.