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Arabic
Father of multitudes; variant of Ibrahim.
Arabic
Thankful or grateful one.
Sanskrit
Modest or humble one.
English
The son of Ella or Elis.
Haudenosaunee
A name of Iroquois origin; famous from Longfellow's poem.
Irish/Celtic
The exalted one or bright one.
Hebrew
God has comforted me.
Arabic/Modern
Possibly derived from Sara (princess) with -ya suffix.
Vietnamese
Money or fairy; a celestial being.
Sanskrit
Thousand.
Old English
A stream or brook where clay is found.
Welsh
White circle or blessed ring.
English
A clearing belonging to someone named Cyneburg.
Persian
A dream or sweet dream.
African American
Modern name combining Rashid with -aud ending.
Latin
From Hadria; variant of Adrian with -us ending.
Old French
A merchant or trader.
Old English
A ford located near a ravine or valley.
Greek
From Larissa, a city in ancient Greece.
African American
Modern blend combining Lake with Keisha.
Arabic
Strong or lion-like.
Welsh
Noble one; Welsh variant of Alice.
Italian
Priceless or beyond praise; feminine form of Antonio.
Scottish
A wild cherry or from Gaelic origins.
Dutch/Modern
From Van; feminine form with -etta suffix.
Latin
A rose or flower-like beauty.
Modern English
Contemporary blend combining Lyn with -ae suffix.
Greek
Victory of the people; feminine form of Nicolas.
English
A narrative or tale; an account of events.
Hebrew
Possibly exaltation or elevation.
Modern English
Contemporary nickname with unclear etymology.
Sanskrit
Ether or the primordial element of space.
Modern English
Contemporary blend combining Harley with Lynn.
Italian/Spanish
Strong and manly; feminine form of Andrew.
Irish
God is gracious; variant of Shane.
Hebrew
My God is Yahweh; variant of Elijah.
Modern English
Contemporary name possibly related to Taylor or Taya.
Modern English
Contemporary name with unclear etymology.
French
A pearl; variant of Margaret.
Modern English
Contemporary name possibly combining Mar with -ena suffix.
Hebrew
God is gracious; feminine form of Jon or John.
Scottish
The son of Arthur; Scottish clan name.
Modern English
Contemporary variant possibly from Corey or core-related words.
African American
Modern variant combining Kay with Aisha.
Irish
Little queen or little king; modern variant of Ryan.
Scottish/Hebrew
Who is like God; modern blend of Mac- and Kayla.
Modern English
Contemporary blend combining Bray with Lynn.
Spanish
From Loreto, a place in Italy; variant of Loretta.