Browse names

Hebrew

Variant of Nadia, meaning hope.

Latin

Variant of Grace, meaning grace or elegance.

Greek

Variant of Nicole, meaning victory of the people.

Russian

From Vladimir Lenin, meaning related to Lena River.

Hebrew

Variant of Micah, meaning who is like God.

English

Modern variant of Kayley, meaning slender or fair.

Sanskrit

Without wrath or never hostile.

Germanic

French form of Henry, meaning estate ruler.

American

Modern created name, variant of Tyrique.

Scottish

Variant or short form possibly related to Elgin or Elgin.

Latin

Variant of Laurel, meaning laurel wreath.

Vietnamese

Father or used as a term of endearment.

Hebrew

Variant of Zachary, meaning God remembers.

Hebrew

Variant of Zachary, meaning God remembers.

Italian

River or bank.

English

From racing or possibly Old English meaning rush.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning noble or of noble kind.

Italian

Italian feminine form of Lucianus, meaning light or luminous.

Greek

Short form of Dorothy, meaning gift of God.

Latin

Variant of Marjorie, meaning pearl.

Greek

Short form possibly for Alexandra, meaning defender of men.

Greek

Variant of Catherine or Kathy, meaning pure.

French

Variant of Désirée, meaning desired or wished for.

Germanic

Variant of Evelyn, meaning wished for or desired.

Latin

Variant of Clement, meaning mild or merciful.

Greek

Compound of Georgia and Anne, meaning farmer grace.

Irish

Bright or radiant.

Arabic

Variant of Zaina, meaning beautiful or graceful.

Germanic

Italian form of Giselle, meaning pledge or hostage.

American

Variant of Tamera or Tamara, meaning palm tree.

American

Modern created name blending Jazz and Lene.

Hebrew

Short form related to Simeon, meaning God has heard.

French

From the place Delon or related to Dion.

Spanish

From Tijuana, a city in Mexico.

Arabic

Gift or present.

American

Modern variant possibly related to Nijah or Ninja.

American

Modern created name, possibly blending Trevor and Leon.

Welsh

Variant of Craig, meaning rock or crag.

Latin combination

Combination of Marcus (of Mars) and Anthony (priceless, invaluable).

Hebrew

God is my fortune; combining Gad (fortune) and El (God).

Modern invented

Contemporary creation combining sound elements Zay and vion.

Old English/Germanic

Wealthy spear, from ead (property, wealth) and gar (spear).

English

One who wanders or travels, originally referring to Romani peoples.

Latin/Spanish

Lovable, worthy of love, from amandus (to be loved).

Latin

Lively, vivacious; feminine form of Bibianus.

Hebrew/Arabic

Deer or gazelle, symbolizing grace and gentleness.

Modern variant

Contemporary spelling variation, possibly inspired by Dante.

Old Norse

Bow warrior or archer, from Ivarr (bow warrior).