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16,615 names match.
Old English
From a hard or hilly place.
Old English
Joy, merriment, or happiness.
Modern African American
A contemporary creation, possibly from Tanya or Tona.
Modern
A variant inspired by Jamaica or a contemporary creation.
Modern African American
A contemporary creation, possibly from Tiana or Tia.
Greek
A variant of Stephanie, meaning crowned or garlanded.
Modern
A contemporary variant of Kamya or Kanya.
Latin
A little rose, the flower symbol of love and beauty.
Modern
A variant of DeWayne, a contemporary creation.
Old English
From an enclosure or pen, a surname-based given name.
Greek
A variant of Melanie, meaning dark or gentle.
Hebrew
A variant of Rachel, meaning ewe or lamb.
Modern African American
A contemporary variant of DeVaughn or Dwayne.
Modern/Sanskrit
A contemporary creation or Sanskrit name meaning son or child.
Arabic/Hebrew
A variant of Suleima, meaning peaceful or whole.
Irish/Modern
A variant of Desmond, meaning gracious defender from South Munster.
Greek
The most beautiful, from the mythological figure Callisto.
Arabic/Turkish
Eloquent, clear, or well-spoken.
Scottish
A variant of Brodie, from a place name in Scotland.
Latin/Modern
A variant of Romeo, meaning pilgrim to Rome.
Latin
Beautiful eagle, from eagle and beautiful combined.
Modern
A contemporary diminutive, possibly from Dottie or Dorothy.
Japanese
Child of year, from toshi (year) and ko (child).
Spanish/Modern
A variant of Nora or modern creation related to honor.
Hebrew/Modern
A feminine variant of Jonah, meaning God is gracious.
Norse
Thunder, or a variant of Torin meaning stern.
Arabic/Modern
A variant of Kamara or from the Arabic kamar meaning moon.
Modern African American
A contemporary creation, possibly from Shavon or Siobhan.
Arabic/Modern
A variant of Aisha, meaning alive or prosperous.
Modern
A contemporary variant, possibly from Shakira or Arabic roots.
Modern/Hebrew
A contemporary variant, possibly from Shemaiah meaning God has heard.
Scandinavian/Greek
Stone or rock, the Scandinavian form of Peter.
Old German
Wealth and nobility, from ot (wealth) and adal (noble).
Scottish/Hebrew
God's oath, the Scottish form of Elizabeth.
Hebrew/French
God is gracious, a variant of Jeannette or Jean.
Latin/Modern
A nickname or short form of Patricia or Letitia.
Old English
From a linden tree clearing or meadow.
Modern
A contemporary variant of Kayla or Kaila.
Latin/Modern
A variant of Stacy or Tracy, meaning resurrection.
Arabic
Date palm, a tree associated with abundance and beauty.
Germanic/Modern
A variant of Bobby, meaning famous or bright.
Germanic
Abundantly bright, from phil (much) and beraht (bright).
Latin
The coral stone, symbolizing precious beauty from the sea.
Hebrew/Modern
A variant of Shira, meaning song or melody.
Modern
A contemporary variant inspired by Chanel or Chenille.
Welsh/Modern
A variant of Megan, meaning pearl or precious.
Old English
A gentle wind, symbolizing freedom and lightness.
Latin/Modern
A variant of Trinity, meaning threefold unity.