Browse names

English

Deep red color, from Arabic qirmiz.

English

Modern variant of Caden, meaning spirit of battle.

Latin

Spanish form of Victor, meaning conqueror.

English

A small wood or wooded hill.

German

Yiddish surname, possibly meaning three or tripod.

Hebrew

Variant of Nancy, meaning grace or favor.

Greek

Short form of Teresa, meaning harvester.

African

Possibly from Zulu meaning mighty or powerful.

Italian

Feminine form of Assunto, from Latin assumpta meaning assumed or taken up.

Greek

Variant of Cyrus, meaning sun.

Celtic

Variant of Alain or Alan, meaning fair or noble.

English

Variant of Daisy, a flower name meaning day's eye.

Greek

Russian form of Alexander, meaning defender of men.

Thai

From Thailand or Thai language; meaning people.

American

Modern created name, possibly related to Avery.

American

Modern created name blending Kyn and Lee.

German

Possibly from German meaning traveler or pilgrim.

Greek

Variant of Leonora, meaning light or bright.

Greek

Welsh form of Stephen, meaning crown.

Hebrew

Variant of Jacqueline, meaning God is gracious.

American

Modern created name blending James and Mario.

American

Variant of Icy or Icee, referring to ice or frozen.

Japanese

Beloved child or loved one.

Scottish

Variant of Thane, meaning chieftain or feudal lord.

American

Modern created name, possibly blending Dion and Andre.

Arabic

Variant of Zuleika, meaning brilliant or wise.

Hebrew

Variant of Jacqueline, meaning God is gracious.

American

Modern created name, possibly related to Briana.

Hebrew

Variant of Jacoby or Jacob, meaning supplanter.

Arabic

Mighty or powerful; a name of dignity.

American

Modern created name, variant of Kambre or Cambree.

English

Variant of Colby, meaning dark coal settlement.

American

Modern variant of Alyssa or Aliza.

Hebrew

Variant of Magdalene, meaning of Magdala or tower.

Greek

Variant of Nicole, meaning victory of the people.

Irish

Modern variant of Teagan, meaning beautiful or fair.

Norse

Short form possibly related to Sunniva or meaning sun.

English

Compound of Lily and Anne, meaning pure grace.

American

Short form possibly related to Nannie or Nona.

German

Variant of Derek, meaning talented ruler.

Arabic

Stern or austere; also refers to a lion in Arabic.

Irish

Variant of Neil, meaning cloud or champion.

Hebrew

Variant of Lilith, meaning of the night or spirit.

Chinese

Spring or complete; abundant or full.

Hebrew

A flowering field or blossoming bloom.

Norse

Lone warrior or solitary fighter.

Scandinavian

Variant of Oline, related to Ole meaning ancestor.

French

Dear or beloved.