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16,615 names match.
German
Named after the city of Dresden in Germany, meaning marshland.
Celtic, Old English
From Tremaine, meaning great train or river bank settlement.
English, Modern blend
Combination of Ray (sunbeam) and Shaun (God is gracious).
English, Modern blend
Modern combination of Mike (who is like God) with -enna suffix.
English, Modern blend
Modern creation possibly combining Ja- with -liah suffix.
Greek
Variation of Myrtle, referring to the myrtle tree or plant.
Greek
Possibly derived from Delphia or from Zelphe, meaning dolphin.
English
Variation of Stanley, meaning stone meadow or rocky clearing.
Welsh, English
From Wyn (fair) with -ette suffix, meaning fair or blessed.
English, Modern blend
Modern creation possibly from Trin- with -ette suffix.
English, Modern blend
Modern creation possibly from Kaya (pure) with -ana suffix.
English, Modern blend
Modern combination possibly of Ta- with -kira suffix.
English, Modern blend
Variation of Tenley or modern creation with -ille suffix.
Hawaiian, English
Possibly from Hawaiian origin or related to Kahlua, meaning dark or mysterious.
Hebrew
Variation of Aliza, meaning joyful or cheerful.
English
Variation of Tinsley or diminutive of Tina, meaning small and shiny.
Latin
Cheerful, merry, or full of joy.
Hungarian, Turkic
From Turkic origin meaning life or alive.
French, Germanic
Brave or industrious, from Germanic Amauri or love.
Latin
Variation of Terrence or Terrell, meaning smooth or smooth-skinned.
English
Variation of Everett, meaning boar brave or strong as a wild boar.
English, Modern blend
Modern creation possibly from Mar- with -delle suffix.
English, Persian
From the Kashmir region, or referring to the fine wool fabric.
Welsh
Variation of Price, meaning son of Rhys or passionate.
English, Old French
Variation of Sherry or Cherry, named after the wine or fruit.
Sanskrit, Hindi
Sky or heaven.
Latin
From the lily flower, symbolizing purity and innocence.
Welsh
Variant of Trevor, from the Cornish meaning fair or noble settlement.
Latin
From Camillus, meaning attendant or acolyte.
Hebrew
Feminine form of Ron, from Ronald meaning ruler's advisor.
Hebrew
Variant of Yallan, possibly meaning ascending or to climb.
Hebrew
Spanish form of Othniel, meaning God is my strength.
English
Variant of Bryson, from Celtic origin meaning son of the noble one.
Irish
Variant of Keegan, from Irish meaning descendant of Aodhagán (little fire).
English
Modern variant of Jett, from jet the black stone.
English
Modern variant of Grayson, meaning son of the gray-haired one.
Germanic
Variant of Robert, meaning bright fame.
Hebrew
Feminine form of Davon, from David meaning beloved.
Spanish
Possibly from Spanish or indigenous origin, associated with wildflower.
English
Modern invented name, possibly combining Mont and Trell.
English
Modern invented name, possibly combining Ki and Sandra.
Greek
Possibly from Greek kion meaning pillar or column.
Greek
Variant of Katherine, meaning pure.
Hebrew
Variant of Naomi, meaning pleasantness.
Italian
Italian diminutive of Romeo, meaning pilgrim to Rome.
Italian
Italian word meaning love.
Scottish
Scottish surname, possibly from an island or place name.
English
Modern invented variant, possibly combining Emma and Harmony.