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Persian/Greek
Wealthy or prosperous.
Modern English
Modern combination of Jennifer and Lee meaning fair and meadow.
Arabic
Clouds or pious and devoted.
Hebrew
Flowing down or descending.
Germanic
Brave or strong.
Old English/Norse
Lost or forsaken.
Japanese
Excellent or outstanding man.
Latin/Germanic
Pretty rose or gentle horse.
English
Pearl or small person.
Scottish/Gaelic
River or from Ivan meaning God's gift.
English
Dawn or daybreak.
Egyptian/Literary
Literary character from Aida meaning beloved of the sun.
Hebrew
Star of the sea or beloved.
Greek
Christ-bearer or follower of Christ.
Mayan
Goddess of the moon, fertility and childbirth.
Modern English
Modern creation combining Na- with -keya ending.
Modern English
Modern creation possibly from Marcus meaning warlike.
Greek
To flow or from the city of Cyrene.
Aramaic/Hebrew
House of hunting or place of nets.
Irish/Scottish
Blind or from Cecilia meaning blind.
Spanish/Hebrew
God sees or feminine variant of Israel.
Germanic/Old Norse
Thor's ruler or powerful warrior.
Greek/Latin
Follower of Christ.
Modern English
Modern creation combining La- with -sha ending.
French/Germanic
Land ruler or territory ruler.
English
Rough or to pronounce with a trilling sound.
Latin/Germanic
A blend of Lillian (lily flower) and William (determined protector).
Latin
Relating to France or the Frankish people.
Hebrew/Yiddish
A variant of Bella, meaning beautiful or bright.
Hebrew/German
God's oath, a German form of Elizabeth.
Irish/Modern
A variant of Tara, meaning star or hill.
Hebrew
A variant of Shira, meaning song.
Latin
A variant of Julian, relating to the Roman family name Julius.
Arabic
Dreams or visions.
Arabic
A graceful and beautiful flowering plant.
Irish/Modern
A variant of Kaley, meaning slender or fair.
Greek
A variant of Melanie, meaning dark or gentle.
English
From an English surname, possibly meaning 'pacy' or swift.
Sanskrit
Peaceful, harmless, or innocent.
Old English
From the hazel tree, symbolizing wisdom and protection.
Old English/Hebrew
A variant of Ardith, possibly meaning ardent or noble.
Old English
From a high meadow or wood clearing.
German/Literary
A variant of Lorelei, meaning alluring or enchanting.
Scandinavian
One who dwells in the mountains.
Latin
A variant of Dominica, meaning of the Lord.
Irish/Gaelic
Handsome or noble warrior.
Welsh
Star.
Modern
A contemporary variant of Mia, meaning mine or beloved.