Browse names
16,615 names match.
Persian
A Persian name possibly meaning noble or swift.
French (modern created)
Modern created name possibly evoking French en jolie meaning beautifully.
English (modern variant)
Modern variant of Shawn or possibly Cheyenne, meaning gift from God.
Irish/Scottish
Possibly a variant of Orrin or Orin, meaning pale or from the golden.
Germanic
German form of Gerard, meaning spear hard.
Hebrew
Diminutive of Ruth, meaning compassionate friend.
Latin/Roman
Variant of Tony or Antony, from the Roman family name Antonius.
English
Combination of Lora or Lorraine and Lee, meaning laurel or meadow.
Hungarian/Slavic
Hungarian form of Ladislaus, meaning glorious rule.
Dutch/Latin
Dutch form of Christian, meaning follower of Christ.
Greek
Spanish form of Cynthia, meaning from Mount Cynthus.
Hebrew
Variant of Jared, meaning descending.
Arabic
An Arabic name meaning revealer or discoverer.
Greek
Variant of Yolanda, meaning violet flower.
Irish
Irish variant of Erin, meaning Ireland.
Latin/Italian
Italian or Spanish feminine form of Christian, meaning follower of Christ.
English (modern created)
African-American created name combining Java or Javan with -vaughn.
English (modern created)
Modern created name, possibly a variant of Anastasia.
Japanese
Meaning light or illumination in Japanese.
Irish
Irish surname meaning small dog or descendant of Madigán.
Latin/Roman
Roman name from the Tiber River, meaning of the Tiber.
English
English surname meaning from the coal farm or settlement.
English
A peaceful bird, symbolizing gentleness and innocence.
Scandinavian
Scandinavian variant possibly related to Scandinavian mythology.
English
Variant of Bunny, a small rabbit or term of endearment.
English (modern variant)
Modern spelling of Sherry or variant of Cheryl, meaning beloved.
Hebrew/English
Possibly a variant of Leah meaning weary, or short for Lisa meaning God's oath.
Slavic
A Slavic name possibly meaning linden tree.
English (modern created)
Modern created name with no established etymology.
French/Latin
From Acadia, a former French region, or Arcadia meaning pastoral ideal.
Sanskrit/Indian
A Sanskrit name possibly meaning made of wish or divine.
Sanskrit/Hindi
A Sanskrit name meaning bull or the first of the Jinas in Jainism.
Hebrew (modern variant)
Variant spelling of Messiah, meaning the anointed one.
Old English
Variant of Earl, meaning nobleman.
Germanic
Variant of Louise, meaning famous warrior.
English
Combination of Cara meaning friend with Lee meaning meadow.
Latin
Feminine variant of Donna, meaning woman or lady.
Cornish/Welsh
Variant spelling of Jennifer, meaning fair one.
English (modern created)
Modern created name with no established etymology.
English (modern created)
Modern created name with no established etymology.
Germanic
Variant of Jarvis, meaning spear servant.
English
Variant of Kensley or Kennedy, meaning handsome or from the royal forest.
Hebrew/English
Variant of Rae or Ray, meaning lamb or beam of light.
English
Combination of Ken and Lee, meaning handsome meadow.
English/Latin
An herb plant, or meaning regret or sorrow.
English (modern variant)
Modern variant of Tisha or Letitia, meaning gladness.
English
Possibly a feminine form of Tonic or variant of Tonia, meaning worthy.
English (modern created)
Modern created name with no established etymology.