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Hebrew
Yiddish variant of Moses, meaning drawn out.
Hebrew
Variant of Anna, meaning grace.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Dorian or Darion.
Latin
Feminine form of Rufinus, meaning red-haired.
Latin
Feminine form of Florentius, meaning flowering.
English
English surname used as a given name.
English
Variant of Lovett or possible diminutive of Love.
English
Short form of Beverly, meaning beaver clearing.
English
Compound name combining Jo and Linda.
English
From clay or variant of Clay, referring to the earth material.
Modern
Modern creation of uncertain origin.
Persian
Polish variant of Casper, meaning treasurer.
English
Variant of Arley or Arleah, of English origin.
English
English surname meaning strong or brave man.
French
From Alexandre Dumas literature, meaning from Artagnan.
Latin
Variant of Jocelyn, meaning joyous or merry.
Modern
Possibly variant of Anis or Anise.
English
Variant possibly combining Eve and Lee.
English
Variant of Rocky, meaning rocky or stone-like.
English
Variant or compound possibly from Carla.
Latin
Variant of Diana, meaning divine or heavenly.
Welsh
Variant of Wendy, meaning fair or blessed.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Kylie or Kaylee.
Modern
Modern creation of uncertain origin.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Marcia or Marcus.
Arabic
Generous or noble; one of great virtue.
Modern
Modern variant possibly from Jon or John.
Welsh
Possibly Welsh origin of uncertain meaning.
English
Variant of Hayden, meaning hedged valley.
English
Variant of Bradley, meaning broad meadow.
Irish
Variant of Riley, meaning courageous or valiant.
Irish
From Tulach, a place name; possibly meaning peaceful.
Hebrew
Variant of Sharon, meaning a plain or fertile land.
Hebrew
Hebrew form of Rebecca, meaning to bind.
Modern
Variant possibly combining Karen with Anne.
Modern
Modern creation of uncertain origin.
Spanish
Compound name combining Ana and Karen.
Modern
Variant possibly from Cloyce or Cloise of uncertain origin.
Irish
Variant of Sheridan, meaning descendant of Sirideán.
Greek
Variant of Andrea, meaning strong or manly.
Sanskrit
Complete extinction of desire or enlightenment.
Vietnamese
Small or little.
Arabic
Mercy or compassion.
Modern
Modern creation of uncertain origin.
French
Variant of Genevieve, woman of juniper.
English
English surname, possibly meaning dark brown.
English
Compound name combining Lee and Andrew.
Greek
Variant of Stephanie, meaning crowned one.