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Germanic
Sacrifice and hard, from Germanic gild and hard.
Spanish
Little star, a diminutive of Estrella from stella.
English
A blending of Jo with Elena, conveying happiness and brightness.
Modern
A modern variant possibly from Jocelyn, from Latin jocosus meaning playful.
Hebrew
God will increase, from Joseph with a feminine ending.
Germanic
Man or strength, from karl in Germanic languages.
Old English
Male child, a simple English word name.
Yiddish
Deer, from Yiddish Herschel related to Hebrew hart.
French
Fairy-like, a combination of Faye with -etta diminutive suffix.
Latin
Pearl-like, from perla the gem with a feminine suffix.
Greek
She who shines or prophetess, a modern variant of Cassandra.
Germanic
Noble or possibly independent German name meaning elk.
Modern
A modern blending of La with Shana without established etymology.
Sanskrit
That which is heard or Vedic literature and knowledge.
Hebrew
Likely a variant of Adrian from Hadrian.
Modern
A modern invented name combining Keon with -tae suffix.
Hebrew
Attached or joined, a variant of Levi from the Hebrew.
Latin
True, from verus in Latin or possibly related to Meryl.
Latin
Enduring or lasting, from durare meaning to last.
Scottish Gaelic
Narrow strait or kyle, from caol in Gaelic.
Hebrew
God is gracious, variant of Jayne from Jane.
Latin
Of the sea, from mare in Latin referring to the ocean.
Old English
West meadow, from west and leah meaning meadow.
Modern
Possibly a variant of Bryson meaning son of Brice.
Hebrew
Possibly God's God or a modern blending of Hebrew elements.
Greek
Gift, from doron in Greek or a modern nature name.
Germanic
Bright fame, from hrod meaning fame and beraht meaning bright.
Latin
Of the earth, from terra referring to earth.
Spanish
Altar of the sky, combining ara meaning altar and coelus meaning sky.
French
Mount Royal, from Mont and Royal in French.
English
Fate or fortune, a modern spelling of Destiny.
Welsh
Son of the sea, from Welsh dŵl meaning sea.
Old English
Made's son, a modern variant of Addison.
Old English
Vini's town or settlement, a place-derived surname.
Latin
Laurel tree, from laurus the plant symbol of victory.
Greek
Messenger or bearer of good news, from evangelion.
Hebrew
Grace and lake, a combination of Anna and Lynn.
Sanskrit
One with beautiful hair, another name for Krishna.
Latin
Sad, from tristis in Latin or possibly from Tristan.
Scottish Gaelic
Narrow isle, a modern variant of Kylie or Kayley.
Modern
A modern invented name possibly from Breven or Bravo.
Modern
A modern blending of La with Toshia without established etymology.
Scottish
Diminutive of Moss or Morris, from Maurice.
Greek
Rock, from Pierce and Peter via Greek petros.
Latin
Dedicated to Mars, from Marcus the Roman god of war.
Old English
Ella's town, from a female given name with the suffix -ton.
Germanic
Armored warrior or fierce protector.
Welsh
Fair-browed or blessed white wave.