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16,615 names match.
Greek
Manly or strong, from the Greek word andros meaning man.
Arabic
Jasmine flower, from the fragrant flowering plant name.
Greek
A type of tall evergreen tree, from Greek kuprissos.
English
Son of Jer or a modern blending of Jerry with the -son suffix.
Hebrew
God is gracious, Italian variant of John from Hebrew Yochanan.
English
A modern invented name combining elements Tay and vion without established etymology.
Old English
Bright meadow, from scir meaning bright and leah meaning meadow.
Hebrew
Peace, from the Hebrew word shalom expressing tranquility and wholeness.
English
A modern blending of Rose and Rhonda without a single established root.
Hebrew
Who is like God, feminine form of Michael from Hebrew Mikhael.
Sanskrit
Desire or wish, from Sanskrit conveying aspiration and yearning.
English
One who rides, an occupational surname used as a given name.
Native American
From the Tanasi people and river, likely meaning meeting place.
Old English
Fern meadow, from fearn meaning fern and leah meaning meadow.
Latin
Eighth, from the Latin octavus referring to the eighth son or month.
Hawaiian
Possibly from Hawaiian or a modern variant of Tamia without clear established etymology.
Persian
Door or wealthy, from Persian dar meaning to have or door.
Old English
Made's son or son of Maud, a modern feminine variant of Madison.
Old English
Made's son, a modern spelling variant of Addison.
Hebrew
Delicate or languishing, from the Hebrew Delilah conveying delicateness.
Hebrew
Princess, variant spelling of Sally derived from Sarah.
Hebrew
He who strives with God, from the biblical name Israel.
Arabic
Read or recite, from the Arabic verb iqra conveying command to read.
Catalan
Jagged mountain, from the Catalan Montserrat meaning sawtooth mountain.
Modern
A modern invented name without established traditional etymology.
Modern
A modern invented name, possibly blending Moses or African American naming traditions.
Portuguese
Fragrant or noble land, possibly from Germanic roots meaning land.
Spanish
From the capital of Cuba, possibly from Taíno origin or Spanish haven.
Latin
Lily, from the Latin lilium referring to the flower.
Germanic
Man or strong, from Germanic carl meaning man with a feminine ending.
Modern
A modern invented name without established traditional etymology.
Latin
Flourishing, a diminutive of Florence from florens conveying flourishing.
Latin
From Hadria, a place name in ancient Rome.
French
God is gracious and rock combined, from Jean and Pierre.
Arabic
Gift or present, from the Arabic nawal conveying generosity.
Hebrew
Gift of God, a variant of Matthias from matath and yah.
Germanic
Noble, from adal meaning noble with the suffix -leigh.
Old French
Pierce the valley, from perce and val in Old French.
English
Likely a combination of Lane with the suffix -etta meaning little.
Sanskrit
Rock or stone, from Sanskrit conveying strength and permanence.
French
Dear, from the French chère conveying affection.
Germanic
Noble, from adal meaning noble in Germanic languages.
Irish
Pearl or possibly great, from Irish origins possibly related to Medhbh.
Egyptian
Great house, from Egyptian per aa meaning the pharaonic seat of power.
Irish
Possibly bright or a modern variant of Irish name Neven.
Germanic
Bright army, from heri meaning army and beraht meaning bright.
Welsh
Ardor or passion, from Welsh Rhys conveying enthusiasm.
Hebrew
God is gracious, variant of Johann from Yochanan.