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Germanic variant of Amory or Amalric
Work ruler or industrious leader.
Arabic variant of Aisha or Ayesha
Alive, living, or prosperous.
Latin
Industrious and hardworking, derived from the Roman family name Aemilius.
Modern creation
A contemporary name with no established historical etymology.
English
From the farmstead or cattle sheds, derived from Old English place names.
Hebrew
God has answered or my God is Yahweh, a variant of Eliana.
Greek
A green shoot or young blooming plant, symbolizing spring and growth.
Arabic
God will increase or add, the Arabic form of Joseph.
Hebrew
God is my oath or God's promise, variant spelling of Elizabeth.
French
From the Lorraine region in northeastern France.
Greek
Gift of God, a diminutive form related to Dorothy.
Greek
Defender or protector of mankind, short form of Alexandra.
Hebrew and Italian
Who is like God and a messenger or angel combined.
Hebrew
Gift of God, the Portuguese and Spanish form of Matthew.
Greek
One who honors God, the Spanish and Portuguese form of Timothy.
Greek and Hebrew
A farmer with grace, a combination of George and Anne.
Swahili
Of noble promise or a promising noble.
Irish and Scottish
Descendant of the ugly-headed one, used as a given name despite the surname meaning.
Hebrew and Sanskrit
Gracious, merciful, or caring, a variant of Anaya or Hannah.
Latin and English
Industrious rival with a meadow, combining Emily with the -leigh suffix.
English
Named after Jonas Bronck, an early settler of the New York borough.
English
An apprentice or learner, derived from the occupational surname.
Hebrew and Greek
God is gracious with grace, a blend of Jean and the suffix -ice.
Modern creation
A contemporary name with no established historical etymology.
Hawaiian
Of the earth or earthly, relating to nature and grounding.
Hebrew
To ascend or exalted one, a variant spelling of Aliyah.
Hebrew
God is gracious, a diminutive form of John.
Latin
Green and flourishing, derived from the word for spring and growth.
Sanskrit
Wise and intelligent, a name reflecting knowledge and understanding.
Hebrew
God made or created by the Lord, a biblical name.
Hmong
A Hmong name with cultural significance in Southeast Asian heritage.
English
From a place name or farmstead, derived from Old English origins.
Hebrew and Dutch
Father of many or exalted father, short form of Abraham.
Greek and Slavic
Defender of mankind, the Slavic form of Alexander.
Hebrew and English
God will increase with a lake, combining Joseph and Lynn.
Greek
The sixth letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing completeness.
Hebrew
A bee, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.
Latin and Spanish
Sorrows or pains, related to the name Dolores.
French
Desired or wished for, the French name Desirée with alternate spelling.
Modern creation
A contemporary name blending Shan and the suffix -nel.
Modern creation
A blended name combining Tay and Shaun for contemporary appeal.
French and Italian
A military rank used as a given name, derived from column of soldiers.
Greek and Hebrew
Peaceful and serene, a short form of Rene or Renata.
Latin
Green and flourishing, a feminine form of Vern.
English and Germanic
Noble strength and power, a variant of Audrey.
Hebrew and English
Mighty or splendid, a diminutive related to Hadassah.
Swahili
Happy and joyful, expressing cheerfulness and delight.
Germanic
Noble and exalted, a variant of Alison.