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16,615 names match.
Irish
Possibly a variant of Aileen or Eileen, meaning bright or shining.
Hebrew
Spelling variant of Joseph, meaning God will increase.
Sanskrit
Variant of Aryan, meaning noble or superior.
French
Variant of Blondelle, meaning blonde or fair-haired.
Latin
Modern name possibly derived from Monte or Montanus.
English
Modern variant combining Alyssa and Anna elements.
Latin
Modern variant combining Mia and Bella, meaning beautiful.
Germanic
French form of Ferdinand, meaning brave voyager or bold.
Latin
Variant of Angela, meaning messenger or angel.
Irish Gaelic
Meaning beautiful or radiant beauty.
Arabic
Meaning rare, precious, or uncommon.
Arabic
Meaning pure or clean.
Hebrew
Modern name possibly combining Jael and other elements.
Germanic
Meaning elf power or elf counsel.
Germanic
Counselor or mild strength, derived from Old German elements.
English
Perfect joy and happiness.
Spanish/Latin
Fortune or luck, from the Latin venturus meaning lucky.
Germanic/English
Broad or wide, related to the Old English brad.
Japanese
Generous or spacious, from kanji meaning width and magnanimity.
Germanic/Scandinavian
Horn or noble, possibly a variant of Cornelia or Germanic Nilda.
African American English
Modern creation, possibly a variant of Shawn meaning God is gracious.
African American English
Modern variant, possibly derived from Keone or created name.
African American English
Modern creation, possibly a variant of Tanya or Tonya.
Hebrew
God is my strength, from biblical Hebrew Yechiel.
Greek/Russian
Victory of the people, from Greek Nike and laos.
Modern English
Modern creation, possibly a variant of Jaden or Jayden.
English
Maker or craftsman, as in wheelwright or playwright.
Spanish/Latin
Chosen or elect, from Latin eligere meaning to choose.
Persian
Wealthy or possessor, related to the Persian Darius meaning holder of riches.
Chinese/Korean
Gold or precious metal, from Chinese jin meaning gold.
English
From the lake, a modern variant of Lindsay meaning linden tree settlement.
English/Irish
Great or mighty, a variant of Darren from Irish Dáire.
English
Three or tray-shaped, possibly short for Trey or a modern creation.
Hebrew
Ewe or lamb, a variant of Rachel from Hebrew Rahel.
Scandinavian/Norse
Beginning or ambitious, possibly from Norse origins or variant of Nyssa.
Hebrew
Dove, from Hebrew Yemimah symbolizing purity and peace.
Germanic
Wise protector, a variant of Raymond from Germanic Raginmund.
English
Noble or related to an earl, a variant of Earline.
French/English
Beloved, from the Old French Cheryl meaning dear or beloved.
Germanic/Latin
Whole and of the sea, combining Emma and Marie meanings.
Latin
Horn or horned, a variant of Cornelia from the Roman family name.
English
Manly ford or a ford for men, from Old English man and ford.
English/Irish
Small rock or from Peter, an English surname meaning stone.
African American English
Modern creation or invention without established etymology.
English
Firebrand, a variant of Tyson from the Old French tison.
English
From June or junior, a diminutive form.
Scandinavian/Norse
New day or daylight, from Old Norse dagr meaning day.
Spanish/Latin
Lasting or enduring, from Latin durare meaning to last.