Browse names

Spanish / Germanic

A Spanish variant of Gerard, meaning 'spear brave' or 'spear strong.'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'good' or 'handsome,' a variant of Hassan.

Hebrew

A short form of Deborah, from Hebrew meaning 'bee.'

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly combining Ja- with Haira.

Latin / French

A variant spelling of Brittany, meaning 'from Brittany' or 'Briton.'

Scottish / Gaelic

From Scottish meaning 'forest' or 'wood,' a feminine form of Keith.

Hebrew / English

A variant of David (Hebrew, 'beloved') or Dana (Latin, 'from Denmark').

Spanish

A Spanish diminutive, possibly related to Lisa or Elisabeth, from Hebrew meaning 'God's oath.'

English

A variant of Lamont, from Old Norse meaning 'lawman' or 'man of the law.'

Arabic / Sanskrit

A variant of Amara, from Arabic or Sanskrit meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal.'

Old English

A variant of Presley, from Old English meaning 'priest's meadow.'

Latin

A variant of Grace or Gracie, from Latin 'gratia' meaning 'grace' or 'favor.'

Greek

The Polish form of Sophia, from Greek meaning 'wisdom.'

Scandinavian / Greek

A variant of Erica, from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler' or from Greek 'Erika.'

Hebrew

A variant spelling of Isaiah, from Hebrew meaning 'God is salvation.'

Hawaiian / Japanese

A Hawaiian name meaning 'child' or a Japanese name meaning 'ball' or 'jewel.'

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly a combination or variant.

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly combining La- with Dell.

Hebrew

A variant of Michaela, the feminine form of Michael, from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God?'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'lion.'

Hebrew / Spanish

A variant of Isabella, from Hebrew meaning 'devoted to God.'

Hebrew

A modern variant of Gabriella or Abigail, from Hebrew meaning 'father of strength' or 'my father is joy.'

Latin

A variant of Aveline or Adeline, from Latin meaning 'bird' or 'noble.'

Hebrew

A variant spelling of Michael, from Hebrew meaning 'who is like God?'

Celtic / Germanic

A variant of Cedric, from Celtic or Old English meaning 'bounty' or 'chief.'

Latin

A feminine variant of Donna, from Latin meaning 'lady' or 'woman.'

Hebrew

The French feminine form of Emmanuel, from Hebrew meaning 'God is with us.'

Modern American

A short form or standalone name of uncertain established etymology.

Vietnamese

From Vietnamese meaning 'honored' or 'glory.'

Japanese

From Japanese elements meaning 'picture' and 'child,' or 'blessed child.'

Germanic

A Germanic variant of Stephen, from Greek meaning 'crown.'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'friendly' or 'warm,' a variant of Anisa.

Arabic / Modern American

A modern variant of Amare or Amari, from Arabic meaning 'eternal.'

Old French

A variant of Courtney, from Old French meaning 'short nose' or relating to a court.

Latin

A variant spelling of Marissa, from Latin meaning 'of the sea.'

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly combining Ten- with Nesha.

Greek

A variant of Stevie or Steve, from Greek meaning 'crown.'

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly a variant of Jennell or Genelle.

Modern American

A short form or standalone name, possibly from place names or as a nickname.

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly combining Ra- with Sheen.

Modern American

A contemporary name of uncertain established etymology, possibly combining Ja- with Hari.

Hebrew

A variant of Joanne or Johanna, from Hebrew meaning 'God is gracious.'

Germanic

From Germanic elements meaning 'man' and 'peace.'

Greek

A variant of Elissa or Alyssa, from Greek meaning 'from Elis' or 'noble.'

Greek

A variant or spelling variant of Christopher, from Greek meaning 'bearing Christ' or 'bearing light.'

Scottish

From Scottish meaning 'beautiful chief' or from a Scottish place name.

Italian / Spanish

An Italian or Spanish variant, possibly from Alvin meaning 'elf friend' in Old English.

Irish / Germanic

A variant of Kevin or Kelvin, from Irish meaning 'kind' or from Old English meaning 'narrow stream.'