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16,615 names match.
Germanic
Related to the Othel rune; exact meaning uncertain but possibly ancestral or property-related.
Germanic
Possibly from orm (serpent) or related to place names; a Norse/Germanic traditional name.
French/English
A variant of Jeanine, derived from Jean (feminine of John), meaning God is gracious.
Sanskrit
Blessing, benediction, or divine wish in Hindu tradition.
Arabic/Turkish
Pure, virginal, or chaste.
Modern American
A contemporary variant of Kayla or Kelly with no traditional etymology.
Latin
From Hadria (an Italian city), related to Adrienne, meaning from Hadria.
English place name
A modern spelling of Preston, meaning the town of priests.
Greek
Variant of Katherine, derived from katharos meaning pure.
Greek
Variant of Candace, possibly meaning white or from an Ethiopic royal title.
Hebrew
Son of Zion, a religious Hebrew name with biblical significance.
Hebrew
God gave; from natan (gave) and El (God).
Arabic
Friend or companion; variant of Khalil.
Spanish
A variant spelling of Sierra, meaning mountain range or saw.
Modern American
A contemporary name with no established traditional etymology.
Hebrew
Variant of Eliza, derived from Elisheba meaning God is my oath.
Modern American
A contemporary creation, possibly blending Jay with Vin or Gavin.
Hebrew/Sanskrit
Variant of Maya; from Hebrew Maia or Sanskrit maya meaning illusion or wisdom.
French
Mountain; often a shortened form of Montgomery or Montrose.
Scandinavian/Germanic
From hrol meaning famous or renowned; a Norman/Viking origin name.
American English
A variant of Darla or Darlene with no ancient etymological root.
Greek
Variant spelling of Karen, derived from katharos meaning pure.
Latin/Italian
Variant of Rosana, derived from rosa meaning rose.
Greek
Short form of Cassidy or Cassandra, possibly meaning she who entangles men.
Chinese place name
From Taiwanese meaning great bay or island; a geographic name used as a given name.
Arabic
Variant of Amira, derived from amir meaning prince or leader.
Modern variant
A contemporary creation, possibly from Bree or Rhea with uncertain traditional roots.
Latin
Derived from Sabinus, referring to the ancient Sabine people of Italy.
Modern American
A contemporary variant possibly derived from Jared or Jarrett.
American place name
From Daytona Beach, Florida; a modern use of a place name as a given name.
Modern/Uncertain
A contemporary creation with unclear traditional etymological roots.
Irish/Scottish
Irish and Scottish variant of Mary, derived from Hebrew Miriam meaning of the sea.
Japanese
Happy, luck, or fortune in Japanese tradition.
Scandinavian/Swedish
A Swedish name possibly derived from Magdalena, related to the Magdala region.
Hebrew/Latin combination
Combines Eva (life) and Marie (of Mary), meaning living one from Mary.
Hebrew
Variant of Aaron, possibly meaning mountain of strength or exalted one.
Modern American/African
A contemporary creation, possibly African-inspired with uncertain traditional roots.
American combination
A modern blend of Mary and Lee, combining Mary (of the sea) with Lee (meadow).
Greek/Germanic
Possibly from Leon (lion) or a variant of Leonel with strength connotations.
Hawaiian
Possibly from Hawaiian kila meaning shy or reserved.
Spanish/Uncertain
Possibly a surname used as a given name with unclear traditional etymology.
African place name
From Kenya, the East African nation; a geographic name used as a given name.
Arabic
Queen or gazing intently; from the Arabic rani or ranya.
Irish
A variant of Ryan, derived from Irish ri meaning little king.
Greek
Variant of Jason, derived from iasis meaning to heal.
Spanish/Slavic
A variant or diminutive form, possibly from Daniela or related names.
Modern African-American
A contemporary invention with no established traditional etymological root.
Modern American
A contemporary variant of Dax or Daxton with no ancient etymological source.