Browse names
16,615 names match.
Latin
Meaning rejoice or happy.
Irish
Variant of Kerry, meaning dark or love.
Sanskrit
Meaning indigo or blue.
Hebrew
Variant of Rachel, meaning ewe or lamb.
Hebrew
From Hebrew, meaning may God expand or enlarge.
Hebrew
Variant of Maria, meaning star of the sea or beloved.
Greek
Variant of Areta, meaning virtuous or excellent.
Irish
From Irish Cailín, meaning child or girl.
Spanish
Variant of Dolores, meaning sorrows or pains.
Hebrew
Variant of Jamie, meaning supplanter.
Greek
Meaning immortal or eternal.
Hebrew
Meaning rose or leader.
Modern creation
Modern variant without established historical etymology.
Hebrew
Variant of Seth, meaning appointed or substitute.
Scottish
Variant of Mackenzie, meaning son of the handsome one.
Scottish
Variant of Elsie, meaning noble or noble pledge.
Arabic
Meaning pure or chaste.
English
Variant of Everly, meaning wild boar pasture.
Germanic
Variant of Adeline, meaning noble or of noble descent.
English
From Old English, meaning linden tree valley.
Hebrew
Variant of Michelle, meaning who is like God.
Modern creation
Modern variant without established historical etymology.
Germanic
Variant of Brenda, meaning sword or flame.
Modern creation
Modern variant without established historical etymology.
English
From the word Dutch, meaning from the Netherlands or German.
French
Variant of Linette, meaning pretty or soft linen.
Old English
Noble strength; feminine form of Audrey.
Greek
Manifestation of God; variant of Tiffany.
Greek
God of love in Greek mythology.
Germanic/Latin
Venerable or noble; diminutive of Augustus or Gustav.
Germanic
Bright warrior; combines elements meaning shining and hero.
Modern English
Modern variant of Raven, referencing the black bird.
Germanic
Free woman; feminine form of Carl.
Modern English
Modern creation possibly inspired by the word evolve.
Hebrew/Modern
Uncertain origin; possibly a variant of Izzy or biblical place reference.
Hebrew
Married or possessed; a biblical name.
Modern English
Modern variant combining elements of Jeraldine or similar names.
French
Dear or beloved; variant of Cherie.
Sanskrit/Hindi
Boundary or limit; from Indian traditions.
Modern African American
Modern creation possibly derived from Marcus.
Modern English
Modern variant of Gentry or Jenny.
Old English
Tillable land or fertile valley.
Germanic/Modern
Variant of Beulah, meaning married or possessed.
Latin/Modern
Modern variant of Romaine or possibly referencing Roman origins.
Greek/Modern
Modern variant of Ella or from Greek meaning bright.
Arabic
Merciful or compassionate; from Islamic tradition.
Irish/Scandinavian
Hollow or from the Irish Cormac; variant of Corey.
Arabic/Russian
Noble or lofty; from multiple cultural traditions.