Browse names
16,615 names match.
English/Hebrew combination
Combines Lilly (the flower, purity) with Anne (grace); flower of grace.
Arabic
Paradise or garden in Islamic tradition; a place of divine reward.
Hebrew
Variant of Naomi; means pleasantness or sweetness.
Spanish
Means perfect in Spanish.
Scottish
Variant of Clyde, from a river in Scotland.
French
From French Cendrillon, literally little ash girl, popularized by fairy tale.
Greek
Variant of Helen or Eileen; means shining light.
English
Variant of Sydney, from an English place name meaning wide meadow.
French
French diminutive of Geneviève, from Germanic roots meaning woman of the family.
Welsh
From Welsh Dafydd or Dafydd, meaning beloved.
English
From English word for small stones, used as a nature name.
Greek
Variant of Damian; means to tame or subdue.
Welsh
Variant of Megan, Welsh for pearl.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning knowledge of the Vedas, Hindu philosophical tradition.
Spanish
From Latin Crescens meaning growing or increasing.
Hebrew
Biblical name meaning God is he.
French
Variant of Jeannelle, French form of Jeanne meaning God is gracious.
French
French word for Tuesday.
Russian
Variant of Tanya, Russian diminutive of Tatiana.
Greek
Variant of Cassandra, means she who entangles men.
Irish
Variant of Riley, Irish surname meaning rye field.
Scottish
Scottish feminine form, possibly related to Fiona meaning fair.
Slavic
Slavic name of uncertain etymology, possibly related to ruling or authority.
Greek
Variant of Aileen, Scottish form of Helen meaning bright or shining.
English
Variant of Loren or from Sindarin meaning dream flower.
Arabic
Arabic name meaning unique or singular.
Irish
Irish surname meaning thunder.
Arabic
Arabic word meaning son of, used as a name prefix.
Latin
Variant of Marcus, from Latin meaning of Mars or warlike.
African American
Modern African American name, likely combining Sha- prefix with Quanna.
English
Modern variant possibly derived from Camry or Cameron.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit meaning goddess of wealth, Hindu feminine name.
Germanic
Variant of Emma, from Germanic meaning whole or universal.
English
Variant or diminutive, possibly related to Leona or Linda.
English
Variant of Alania or Lana, possibly meaning fair or beautiful.
Spanish
Variant of Antonio, from Latin meaning priceless.
Greek
Variant of Tiffany, from Greek meaning manifestation of God.
Russian
Variant of Tania or Tatiana, Russian name of unknown origin.
Hebrew
Variant of Samuel, Hebrew meaning God has heard.
Irish
Variant of Rooney, Irish surname meaning red-haired.
Germanic
From Germanic meaning noble friend.
Latin
Latin diminutive of Lucia meaning light or shining.
Japanese
From Japanese meaning clear beauty.
English
Variant of Tawny, English meaning golden brown or tan-colored.
Latin
Variant of Sabrina, Latin name possibly meaning from the river Severn.
Modern
Modern creation possibly combining Jason with Sean.
Arabic
Variant of Zahra, Arabic meaning flower or blooming.
Modern
Modern variant possibly related to Keenan or Kasen.