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16,615 names match.
Hebrew
Modern variant of Leah, from Hebrew meaning weary.
Irish
Modern variant of Braden, from Irish meaning descendant of Bradán.
English
Modern variant of Madison, meaning son of the mighty warrior.
English
Combination of Cheryl meaning beloved with Ann meaning grace.
Modern English
Contemporary name, possibly from Melissa or Kalida.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning knowledge or sacred knowledge.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning great or magnificent.
Germanic
From Germanic meaning wolf, symbolizing strength and wildness.
Sanskrit
Possibly from Sanskrit or a variant of Linda meaning beautiful.
Scandinavian
Variant of Kirsten, from Latin meaning Christian.
Irish/Sanskrit
A dark circle or ring.
Latin
Variant of Veronica, meaning true image.
Yiddish
A bird; feminine Yiddish form.
English
One who practices law; used as a given name.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly combining neo- with Latin root.
Greek
Variant of Cepheus, a king in Greek mythology.
Irish
Variant of Colleen, meaning girl or maiden.
English
Compound name combining Bobby and Jo.
English
Modern variant of Jayson or Jace, possibly from Jay.
Modern
Modern creation, possibly combining Kei- with -anna.
Modern
Modern variant possibly derived from Riley or Ryla.
English
Variant of Jarrett or Jarel, of uncertain origin.
English
A small star or an aspiring actress.
Greek
Variant of Christine, meaning anointed one.
Hawaiian
Possibly Hawaiian origin, meaning honey.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Taylor or Taylen.
Irish
Variant of Keegan, meaning small fire or descendant of Aodhagáin.
French/Latin
Of the same origin; from the Latin Germanus.
Hebrew
A beautiful thing.
English
Precious gems or treasured things.
Spanish
Spanish variant of Stephanie, meaning crowned one.
Welsh
Variant of Gladys, meaning land or nation.
Japanese
A respectful child; respectful joy.
Greek
Variant of Angela, meaning angel or messenger.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Maile or Mai.
Modern
Modern variant possibly derived from Timothy or Tim.
Sanskrit
Radiance, luster, or supreme light.
Italian/Latin
Feminine form of Leonardo, meaning lion-hearted.
Greek
Lover of God; one who loves the divine.
Italian/Latin
Variant of Lorenzo, from Laurentum, a Roman city.
English
Compound name combining Jana and Lee.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Catrina or Katrice.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Brynn or Adeline.
Sanskrit
Lord Rama; a derived epithet of the deity Rama.
Arabic
Variant of Zaid, meaning flourishing or to increase.
Latin
Variant of Lauren, from Laurentum, a Roman place.
Greek
Possibly short for Theresa, meaning harvester.
English
Compound name combining Mary and Helen.