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16,615 names match.
African American
Modern variant combining Tam with -arra suffix.
English
Butterfly; variant of Vanessa.
African American
Modern blend combining Rashida with -ell suffix.
Irish
God is gracious; variant of Evan.
English/Literary
A golden flower; possibly from Tolkien or variant of Eleanor.
English
A clearing belonging to someone named Cyneburg; variant of Kimberley.
Tahitian
A flower, specifically the Tahitian garland flower.
Arabic
A leopard or lynx.
English
A lake or pond land; English place name.
Modern English
Contemporary name possibly related to caress or Carissa.
Greek
A spiritual entity or divine power in ancient Greek philosophy and mythology.
Arabic
A fountain or spring in Islamic paradise; a source of pure water.
Modern variant of Cameron (Scottish)
From the Scottish surname meaning one with a crooked nose.
Hebrew
God strengthens; variant spelling of the biblical prophet Ezekiel.
Modern variant of Jarrett (English)
Spear-hard; a variant of Gerard or Jarrett with Germanic roots.
Hebrew
Supplanter; a variant spelling of Jacob, meaning one who supplants or follows.
Spanish/Portuguese
A breeze or gentle wind; derived from Spanish brisa.
Arabic
Empty or unoccupied; derived from the Arabic root khali.
Greek
The ferryman of the dead in Greek mythology who guides souls across the River Styx.
Native American (possibly Zapotec)
I love you; derived from Zapotec indigenous language of Mexico.
Modern creation
A contemporary name, likely a blend of Kay and Aidan or Jayden.
Modern creation
A contemporary American name without established traditional etymology.
Modern variant (possibly English surname)
Likely a variant of Marlon, of uncertain etymology.
Hebrew/Yiddish
A hind, female deer; used as a surname and given name in Yiddish tradition.
Sanskrit/Latin
Divine or goddess-like; derived from Sanskrit devi meaning goddess.
Spanish
Little Charles; a diminutive of Carlos, meaning strong man or warrior.
Sanskrit
Gold or an atom; derived from Sanskrit referring to precious metal or minute substance.
Greek
Truth; possibly derived from aletheia, the Greek word for truth.
Irish/Scottish
Champion or cloud; feminine form of Neil from Irish Niall.
Sanskrit
Golden or beautiful; derived from Sanskrit root meaning gold or radiant.
Modern variant of Sheryl (French/English)
Beloved; derived from French cherie with an English spelling variation.
Modern creation
Contemporary name without established traditional etymology.
Modern variant of Jeremy (Hebrew)
Exalted of the Lord; variant spelling of Jeremy from Jeremiah.
Arabic
Pure or wise; derived from Arabic meaning clear or intelligent.
Scottish
One's own meadow; derived from Scottish place names ending in -lee.
Modern African American creation
Contemporary name likely combining David or Darius with -onta suffix.
Modern African American creation
Contemporary name combining Taye or Taylor with Shawn.
Modern variant (English/Irish)
Possibly a blend of Irene and Evelyn, both meaning peaceful or desired.
Scottish
From Lossie or Moray in Scotland; a Scottish place-name origin.
Modern African American creation
Contemporary name likely derived from Damian or Damien.
Modern African American creation
Contemporary name combining James or Jamal with -aria suffix.
Modern creation
Contemporary name possibly with African or Arabic influences.
Chinese
Ever or perpetual; derived from Chinese characters with multiple possible meanings.
English
Settlement on barren land; derived from Old English place name.
Modern variant (Scandinavian/Germanic)
Possibly derived from Germanic roots meaning industrious or rival.
Modern creation
Contemporary name possibly combining Jay with Alene or Arlene.
Irish
Pearl; Irish form of Margaret or Mary meaning pearl or star of the sea.
Modern African American creation
Contemporary name combining Lake with -eya or -aya suffix.