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16,615 names match.
English
Noble, variant of Alison from Germanic Adal (noble).
Scottish
From the island of linden trees, variant of Lindsay.
Modern African American
Modern creation, possibly from Java with -ri suffix.
English/Irish
Blazing iron or battle worthy, variant of Harvey.
Latin
Golden, from aureus, variant of Aurelia.
Scottish
Victory or friend of doves, possibly from Colum.
French/Latin
Of the sea, from marinus (maritime).
Scottish
From Purvis or from the purse, Scottish origin.
Yiddish/Hebrew
Possibly from Beryl (a gemstone) or Hebrew Ber (wild).
English
Of the sea and lake, combining Mary and Lynn.
English
Grace and favor combined, modern creation from Grace and Ann.
Modern variant
Modern creation possibly from Tiana or Tea with -na.
Hebrew
Dedicated or teacher, variant of Enoch.
Greek/Sanskrit
Gentle or tame, from Greek daman (to tame).
Greek
Noble, variant of Alicia or Alysha from Alice.
Modern creation
Modern invention, possibly from Eon or Teo.
Modern African American
Modern creation, possibly variant of Tavion or Tavarous.
Slavic/Greek
Modern variant possibly from Iliana or Russian Ilya (God is my God).
Modern/Hebrew variant
Modern creation possibly from Jakim or Joachim (God establishes).
English
One who tailors, variant of Taylor with -nn suffix.
Hebrew
Who is like God, feminine variant of Michael.
English/Modern
Possibly a place name or modern creation from Chip with -ton.
Irish, Modern blend
Combination of Keri (dark-haired) and Ann (grace).
English, Modern blend
Modern variation combining Shay with -leen suffix.
Latin
Variation of Terrence, meaning smooth or tender.
English, Modern blend
Combination of Jay and Ian, meaning cheerful and gracious.
Germanic, Scandinavian
Feminine form of Charles, meaning free person or man.
Latin
Variation of Marcellus, meaning dedicated to Mars the god of war.
Italian, English, Modern blend
Combination of Donna (lady) and Lee (meadow).
Irish, Modern blend
Variation of Sheila with diminutive -ita suffix, meaning fairy woman.
English, Modern blend
Modern variation possibly combining Shale or Shay with Lena.
English
Modern variation of Lindsay, meaning linden tree settlement.
Sanskrit, Hindi
Miracle or magic.
Latin
Variation of Francis, meaning free person or Frenchman.
English, Modern blend
Variation possibly derived from Ilene or Helen, meaning bright or shining.
Scottish Gaelic
Variation of Kylie, meaning narrow strait or channel.
Greek
Variation of Carissa, derived from charis meaning grace or kindness.
Irish Gaelic
From Gaibhne, meaning white hawk or small hawk.
English, Modern blend
Combination of Ty and Sean, merging strong and grace.
Hebrew
Variation of Madeline, meaning woman from Magdala or elevated.
Greek
Variation of Cletus, meaning called or summoned by the gods.
Latin
Roman goddess of marriage, sky, and queen of the gods.
Greek
Joy or happiness.
English, Modern blend
Modern variation of Janae or Jenae, derived from Jane.
English
Modern variation of Lindsay, meaning linden tree settlement.
English
From Old Norse, meaning willow settlement or farmstead.
English, Modern blend
Modern creation possibly from Dena or Denise with -ine suffix.
Latin, Germanic
German form of Claudia, meaning lame or limping.