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Hebrew
Possibly a variation of Jared, from Hebrew meaning descends or rose.
Modern African American
Modern creative variation, possibly blending Desirée with Zara.
Modern English
Modern combination of Cali with the -iyah suffix popular in contemporary names.
English
Combination of Lily (the flower, from Latin 'lilium') and Beth (Hebrew, God's oath).
English
From an Old English occupational surname meaning one who cuts or a tailor.
Native American
From the Cree people and their Algonquian language spoken across North America.
Modern English
Modern variation, possibly of Carl (German, man) or Carlos (Spanish, free man).
Greek
From Greek 'basilios' (basileus) meaning royal, kingly, or of the king.
Hebrew
Hebrew origin, possibly related to Eli (ascended, my God) or Eliyahu.
English
Modern combination of Rae (Hebrew Rachel, ewe) and Lee (English, meadow or clearing).
Greek
From Greek 'azalon,' the botanical name for the azalea flowering plant.
Irish
Possibly from Irish Síle meaning fairy woman, or Hebrew Shelah (sent, petition).
Modern
Contemporary name, possibly short for Mariah or a standalone modern creation.
English
Modern variation of Braxton, an Old English place name meaning Braccius's settlement.
English
Modern spelling variant of Lily, from the lily flower, Latin 'lilium.'
Scottish
Variation of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic meaning born of fire or handsome.
Japanese
From Japanese meaning cherry blossom.
Scottish
Modern variation of Mackenzie, Scottish meaning son of Coinneach (Kenneth).
Hebrew
Possibly from biblical Bethsaida (house of fishing) or a modern Hebrew variation.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning love, affection, or tenderness.
Arabic
From Arabic meaning God or the Divine, or a variation of Delilah (night beauty).
Spanish
Modern variation of Rico, a Spanish diminutive meaning rich or wealthy.
English
Modern spelling of Cindy, from Cynthia (Greek, from Mount Cynthus on Delos).
Hebrew
Variation of Zara, from Hebrew meaning princess or blooming flower.
Latin
From Latin 'trinitas' meaning threefold, relating to the Holy Trinity.
Germanic
From Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'wolf' meaning noble wolf.
English
Variation of Roscoe, from Old English meaning roe deer wood or woodland.
English
Possibly a modern combination of Del (short form) and Roy (French 'roi,' king).
English
Modern English name, possibly a variation of Arlene or a standalone creation.
Modern English
Modern combination of La- prefix with Tara (Irish, meaning star).
Latin
Modern combination of Damian (Latin, to tame) with -rius suffix.
Hebrew
Possibly from Danielle (Hebrew, God is my judge) or related to Danish.
Modern
Contemporary name, possibly from Montana or a standalone modern creation.
English
Possibly a modern variation of Edward (Old English, wealthy guardian).
Spanish
Feminine form possibly of Ramón, from Raymond (Germanic, wise protector).
Hindi
From Hindi 'rani' meaning queen or princess.
Slavic
Slavic form of Helen, from Greek meaning bright, shining, or torch.
Modern
Contemporary name, possibly a variation of Kaylen, Kallen, or Kale.
Modern
Modern English name, likely a standalone or rare contemporary creation.
English
Combination of Jon (Hebrew, God is gracious) and Michael (Hebrew, who is like God).
English
Modern combination of Ana (Hebrew, grace) and Leigh (English, meadow or clearing).
Modern
Modern name, possibly a variation of Emerald or Germanic roots with -da suffix.
English
Combination of Betty (Hebrew Elizabeth, God's oath) and Lou (German Louise, renowned warrior).
Irish
Variation of Bryan, from Irish Briain meaning strong, noble, or high.
Arabic
From Arabic 'amina' meaning safe, secure, or trustworthy.
Arabic
Variation of Gabriel, from Arabic meaning God is my strength.
French
Possibly a French diminutive related to Cosette, meaning victorious.
Modern
Contemporary name, possibly a variation of Tara (Irish, star) or standalone.