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16,615 names match.
Irish
Modern variant of Kaitlyn, from Irish Caitlín, feminine of Caithal meaning battle.
Hebrew/Hawaiian
Possibly derived from Malachi meaning my messenger, or Hawaiian-inspired.
Old French
Sweet; possibly from Old French douce meaning sweet.
Hebrew
Beloved; feminine form of David.
Irish/Old English
Variant of Shannon or Channing; from Irish Siannon.
Modern
Modern variant of Ansley, likely from Old English meaning hermitage.
Modern/English
Modern creative variant of Journey, meaning a long trip or voyage.
English/Latin
Beautiful May; combining Mae and Belle from Latin bella (beautiful).
Greek
Green shoot or verdant; from Greek chloe meaning green.
Greek
Black or dark; from Greek melaina meaning dark.
Modern African American
Modern created name, possibly combining Shavon with suffix -da.
Greek/Hebrew
Help God; Greek form of Ezra from Hebrew ezra meaning help.
Greek
Victory of the people; from Greek nike (victory) and laos (people).
Hebrew/Arabic
Grace; variant of Hannah from Hebrew channah, or from the henna plant.
Modern English
Modern variant likely combining Kay and Lee from Old English leah (meadow).
Old English
One who strikes; an occupational surname from Middle English striker.
Irish
Sorrowful or sad; from Irish Deirdre of uncertain exact etymology.
Nahuatl
Descending eagle; from Nahuatl cuauhtli (eagle) and temoa (to come down).
Modern/Arabic-inspired
Modern created name possibly influenced by Arabic origins.
German/Old English
Bright; diminutive of Bertha or Birdie from Old German beraht (bright).
Latin/Italian
Island; from Latin insula or Italian isola meaning island.
Modern/Spanish
Modern variant possibly derived from Juanita or a created name.
Arabic
Star; from Arabic sidra referring to a star or the lote tree.
Old German/Frankish
Spear warrior; from Germanic elements for spear.
Spanish/Latin
Christ; from Latin Christus or Spanish form of Christ.
Nahuatl
Flower; from Nahuatl language meaning a blooming flower.
Latvian
Of uncertain etymology, possibly relating to Latvian or Germanic roots.
Latin
Conquering; feminine form of Vicente from Latin vincens (conquering).
Russian/Slavic
Hope; from Russian/Slavic nadezhda meaning hope.
Russian/Greek
Wisdom; variant of Sonya from Sophia meaning wisdom.
Yiddish/German
Good; from Yiddish gitl meaning good or pleasant.
Modern African American
Modern created name of uncertain etymology.
Persian/Modern
Flower; modern variant of Jasmine from Persian yasmin.
Scottish/Gaelic
Son of Kenneth; from Scottish surname McKenzie.
Hebrew
Delicate or weak; variant of Delilah from Hebrew dalal.
Hebrew/French
Grace; diminutive of Anne from Hebrew channah.
Scandinavian/English
Horse lake; from Old Norse elements for horse and lake.
Germanic/Latin
Work; variant of Amelia from Germanic amal meaning work.
Arabic/Hebrew
Exalted or noble; variant of Aliyah from Arabic/Hebrew.
Finnish/Hebrew
Of the sea; Finnish form of Maria/Mary.
Old English
The flap or tab of cloth; from Old English tabula.
Japanese
Small lily; from Japanese saya (small) and yuri (lily).
Modern African American
Modern created name possibly combining Jane with -ese suffix.
Arabic
Rare or opposite; from Arabic nadir used in astronomy.
Latin
Ancient or venerable; from Latin priscus meaning old.
English/Place name
From the Cayman Islands, etymology of the islands is disputed.
Greek
Of Corinth; from the ancient Greek city of Corinth.
Old English
Army hill; from Old English here (army) and hlaw (hill).