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16,615 names match.
Scottish
Variant of Errol, possibly from the Scottish place Errol.
Hebrew
Derived from 'ron,' meaning to sing or to shout with joy.
Hawaiian
From Hawaiian 'kai' (ocean) and 'mana' (spiritual power or prestige).
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly combining Nay and Adeline.
Old Norse/Germanic
From 'ebba,' meaning to ebb or to recede, or possibly strong as a boar.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Arnold or a blend of names.
Irish
From the Irish 'Donnell,' meaning brown-haired warrior or world ruler.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Theodore or Theodora.
Scottish/Modern
Variant of Errol, from the Scottish place Errol.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Shenika or a blend of Shea and Neka.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly from the place name Vashon Island or derived from other sources.
Hebrew
Variant of Jonathan, meaning God has given or the Lord is gracious.
Arabic
Derived from 'amina,' meaning truthful, trustworthy, or safe.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Devon with the -tay suffix.
Turkish/Modern
Possibly from Turkish 'deme' or a modern creation.
Japanese
Composed of characters meaning 'proper' or 'true' and 'child.'
English/Germanic
From 'tal' (valley) and 'bert' (bright), meaning bright valley.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Latrell with a feminine ending.
Modern American
A modern variant, possibly derived from Mary or Marilyn.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Carl or Caroline.
English
From the English word 'terrace,' meaning a raised platform or level area.
Greek
From 'daimon,' meaning spirit, divine power, or an inner force.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Hayley or Hale.
Modern American
A modern variant of Cadence, meaning rhythm or a falling inflection.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly a variant of Aiden or Jayden with an X prefix.
Spanish/Scandinavian
Spanish: from 'mora,' meaning blackberry; Scandinavian: possibly meaning shining sea.
Latin
From the Latin 'remus,' meaning oar, or from Roman mythology, Remus was Rome's co-founder.
English
Derived from the Old English 'cynebold,' meaning royal or bold.
Hawaiian/Polynesian
From Hawaiian and Polynesian languages, meaning ocean or sea.
Sanskrit
Derived from Sanskrit, meaning beautiful, charming, or delightful.
Chinese
A Chinese name meaning happiness or joy.
Hebrew
Variant of Naomi, meaning pleasantness or sweetness.
Hawaiian
From Hawaiian, meaning song, chant, or poetry.
Hebrew
Variant of Jericho, meaning moon city or the city of fragrant air.
Arabic
Derived from Arabic, meaning beloved, friend, or sweetheart.
Greek (variant spelling)
Variant of Sapphire, from the precious blue gemstone sapphire.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Jazmin or Jazmine with -iyah ending.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Rodney or a blend of Rod and Dell.
Modern American
A modern creation combining De- and -lynn.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Donovan or a short form.
Greek
Variant of Stefan or Stephen, meaning crown or wreath.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Desiree or a blend of names.
Arabic
Derived from Arabic, meaning righteousness, correctness, or reconciliation.
English (modern variant)
Modern spelling of Courtney, from the French court or inner court.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit, meaning prayer, worship, or ritual.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Lily or a variant of Lee.
Irish
From the Irish 'Gormán,' derived from 'gorm,' meaning blue.
Modern American
A modern creation, possibly derived from Landon or a blend of names.