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Latin/English
Clear; variant of Clara from Latin clarus with added suffix.
Arabic
Helper or victorious; from Arabic nasir meaning helper.
Arabic
Grateful or thankful; from Arabic shakira meaning to be grateful.
Hebrew
God is strong; possibly variant of Azaziah or Azaiah.
Modern
Modern created name of uncertain etymology.
Old German
Bright will; from Old German willeo (will) and beraht (bright).
Latin/English
Man; feminine form of Charles from Latin Carolus.
Greek/German
Bearing Christ; from Greek christos and pherein (to bear).
French/Modern
Modern variant possibly derived from Chantal meaning song.
Latin/French
Modern variant of Jocelyn from Latin jocu (joyful).
Latin
Falling; from Latin cadentia referring to rhythm or cadence.
Latin
Eagle; from Latin aquila meaning eagle.
Old English
Chalk landing place; from Old English ceolc (chalk) and hythe (landing).
Modern African American
Modern created name of uncertain etymology.
Hebrew
Exalted or mountain of strength; variant of Aaron.
Persian/Greek
Wealthy; possibly from Persian Darius or variant of Daria.
Hebrew
God is my secret; from Hebrew raz (secret) and El (God).
Scottish
Muddy place; from Scottish Brody possibly meaning wet place.
Hebrew/Polish
Gift of God; Polish form of Matthew from Hebrew mattai.
Scottish/English
Son of Kenneth plus Lee; from Scottish McKinley.
Old English
Son of the woodsman; from Old English wudu (wood) and -son.
Latin
Golden; possibly from Latin aurum (gold) or variant of Ariana.
Latin/French
Man; feminine diminutive form of Charles.
Arabic
Beautiful; feminine form of Jamil from Arabic jamila.
Modern/French
Modern variant possibly derived from Chants or Chantal.
Latin/Modern
Of uncertain etymology, possibly related to Docian or a created name.
English/Welsh
Surname of uncertain origin, possibly Welsh in derivation.
Irish
Sorrowful; variant of Deirdre from Irish of uncertain etymology.
Modern African American
Modern created name possibly combining Kamesh with -a suffix.
Old French
One who cuts cloth; from Old French taillier meaning to cut.
Sanskrit
One of the Krittikas; from Sanskrit referring to a star in Hindu mythology.
Spanish/Latin
Calm or placid; from Latin placidus meaning peaceful.
Old Norse
Army power; from Old Norse herr (army) and valdr (power).
Welsh
Fair or blessed; from Welsh gwyn meaning white or fair.
Modern
Modern invention without established etymology.
Germanic
Pretty or beautiful.
Zulu
Fire.
Scottish
Son of Paul.
Hebrew
My God is Yahweh.
Latin
Dedicated to Mars, the god of war.
Greek
From the Greek for wooden or forest dweller.
Modern
Modern variant without established etymology.
Germanic
Noble friend.
Latin
Worthy of praise.
Latin
Belonging to the Lord.
Hawaiian
Beloved.
Hawaiian
Noble.
Arabic
Noble and honorable.