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16,615 names match.
Spanish
Modern creation, derived from the spirit tequila.
English
Modern variant possibly of Derek or Terence.
Greek
Victory of the people, modern variant of Nicole.
African American
Modern creation, possibly combining Shay and Toya.
Hebrew/Italian
Modern variant possibly of Liana, a climbing vine.
Hebrew
Precious, valuable, a rare gem.
Irish
Modern variant possibly of Reagan meaning little king.
English/Norman
Coal-bright, famous and noble.
Celtic
Fair and noble, variant of Aline.
English
A merchant or trader, one who buys and sells.
French/Germanic
Archer, variant of Yvette.
Greek
Manifestation of God, variant of Tiffany.
Greek
Defender of men, plural or variant of Alexis.
Arabic
Bold and courageous, brave woman.
Greek
Divine gift or one who sees God.
Polish/Slavic
Grace, a Slavic form of Anna.
Italian/Spanish
First or firstborn.
Modern English
Modern invented name, possibly blending Delilah and other name elements.
Hebrew/English
Variation of Elisa or Elizabeth, meaning God's oath.
Greek/English
Variation of Tiffany, meaning manifestation of God.
Modern African American
Modern invented name with possible ties to Tasha.
English
Variation of Chelsea, a place name meaning chalk landing place.
Latin/Greek
Variation of Margaret, meaning pearl.
Greek
Greek name, possibly short form of Ilias or relating to Ilium.
Modern English
Modern variation, possibly blending Marla and Layna.
Greek
Variation of Alexandra, meaning defender of men.
Hebrew
God is my master, combining Hebrew elements Jer and -iel.
Modern African American
Modern invented name, possibly a variation of Tyrone.
Modern African American
Modern invented name with unclear etymology.
Vietnamese
Autumn.
Hebrew
Variation of Jeremiah, meaning God will exalt.
Modern English
Modern invented name with no established etymology.
Basque
Thorn.
Latin
Hail or greeting, famously used in Ave Maria.
Greek/Aramaic
Twin, a short form of Thomas.
Germanic/English
Variation of Roderick, meaning famous ruler.
Iroquoian
Great lake, a geographical place name.
Yiddish/Hebrew
Yiddish diminutive of Pesach or relating to Passover.
Arabic
Desired or wished for.
English
English surname origin, hawk or kettle town.
Arabic/Hebrew
Modern variant possibly relating to Zion or light.
Modern English
Modern invented name with unclear etymology.
Germanic/Scandinavian
Helmet or protective warrior.
Germanic/Hebrew
Variation of Gerald or Jerome, meaning spear ruler.
Modern English
Modern variation of Lena or Lenice.
Scottish/Gaelic
Scottish name possibly relating to thorn or rocky hills.
Arabic
Possibly from Iram of the Pillars, an ancient Arabian city.
Modern African American
Modern invented name, possibly combining Marshall and Sean.