Browse names

Greek

Speaker or flowing stream; possibly related to Greek rhea meaning flow.

Modern variant (Greek/Latin)

Hospitable or welcoming; possibly derived from Greek xenia.

English

Boy or young man; derived from Old English meaning a servant or lad.

Spanish variant of Ulysses (Greek)

Wrathful or hater; Spanish spelling of Ulysses.

Modern creation

Contemporary name possibly combining Ky- with Aiden or -den suffix.

English

Teacher or learned one; a nickname derived from doctor.

Modern variant of Jarrett (English)

Spear-hard; variant of Gerard with Germanic roots.

Modern variant of Jason (Greek)

Healer; variant spelling of Jason from Greek Iason.

Modern creation

Contemporary name possibly combining Earl with Arvin or Kevin.

Sanskrit

Prosperity or wealth; derived from Sanskrit meaning superior or excellent.

Modern variant (Possibly Arabic/Hebrew)

Contemporary name possibly derived from Anya or Hannah.

Modern creation

Contemporary name possibly related to Ivory or Avery.

Modern variant of Raven (English)

A dark bird; derived from Old English meaning a blackbird.

Italian

Little flower; Italian diminutive from fiore meaning flower.

English

A nickname or shortened form, possibly from Washington.

Scottish

From a place name or possibly derived from Euan, meaning 'born of yew tree' or related to 'ewe.'

Old English

A rare name possibly derived from 'leoma' meaning 'light' or 'glow.'

Greek

Possibly derived from 'kleios' meaning 'glory' or related to Cleo.

German

From 'odo' meaning 'wealth' and the Germanic suffix '-ilia.'

English

A modern name possibly combining 'de' and 'mar' or variant of Demerius.

Spanish

A diminutive of Sarita, derived from Sara meaning 'princess.'

English

A modern variant possibly derived from Adeline or combining 'dale' and '-lyn.'

Spanish

A modern name of unclear origin, possibly short for recognition or a variant.

Hebrew

Variant of Aliyah meaning 'to ascend' or 'exalted.'

Spanish

Diminutive of Clara derived from Latin 'clarus' meaning 'clear' or 'bright.'

Hebrew

Variant of Joan or Joanne, from Johanna meaning 'God is gracious.'

Greek

Variant of Jory, derived from George meaning 'farmer' or 'tiller of the earth.'

Hebrew

A variant of Elizabeth meaning 'God is my oath.'

English

From Old English meaning 'hero' or 'hall,' commonly a surname.

Latin

Variant of Virgil derived from Latin 'virga' meaning 'staff' or 'wand.'

Hebrew

Diminutive of Miriam, possibly meaning 'of the sea' or 'beloved.'

Sanskrit

The lotus flower in Sanskrit, symbolizing beauty and enlightenment.

Greek

From 'pan' meaning 'all' and 'hagios' meaning 'holy,' meaning 'all holy.'

Basque

Variant of Xavier from 'Etxeberria' meaning 'new house.'

Arabic

Possibly derived from Arabic roots meaning 'to heal' or variant of Asya.

Greek

From Greek Heracles, meaning 'glory of Hera,' representing strength and heroism.

Spanish

A modern invented name combining Yamilé with the ending -ex.

Greek

From Greek 'xenos' meaning 'hospitable' or 'welcoming.'

Greek

From the plant name anise, derived from Greek 'anis.'

English

A modern name of unclear origin, possibly variant of Rene or Brenda.

English

A modern combination of Kara and Lee.

Yiddish

From Yiddish meaning 'flower' or 'bloom.'

Spanish

Possibly derived from Spanish elements, though the exact etymology is uncertain.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit meaning 'golden' or 'made of gold.'

Hebrew

Variant of Leah, meaning 'weary' or 'delicate.'

French

Possibly derived from Lavinia or combining 'la' with a French suffix.

Hebrew

Variant of Jesse, meaning 'God exists' or 'gift from God.'

English

Variant of Ashley from Old English 'ash tree' and 'clearing.'