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16,615 names match.
English
Protector of the forest; occupational name.
Greek
Christ-bearer; Scandinavian form of Christopher.
Czech
Christian; Czech form of Kristina.
Greek
From Persia, the ancient kingdom.
Italian
God is gracious; Italian form of Giovanna.
Hebrew
Devotion to God; variant of Caleb.
Latin
Of the queen; modern variant of Regina.
Modern American
Invented name blending Bray with Lynn.
Germanic
Army man or warrior.
Latin
Merciful; modern variant of Clementine.
Greek
Clear or crystal; modern variant of Crystal.
Japanese
Abundant child or child of abundant beauty.
Latin
Noble; variant of Audrey or Audelina.
Scottish
World ruler; modern variant of Donald.
Latin
From Quintinus, referring to the fifth-born son.
African American
Modern creation with no established traditional etymology.
Hebrew
Variant of Jack, derived from Yochanan meaning God is gracious.
Hebrew
Biblical name meaning stream or horn of sound.
Hebrew
Variant of Coby, derived from Jacob meaning supplanter.
Arabic
Variant of Jamal meaning beautiful or handsome.
English
Variant of Trenton, a place name meaning the settlement on the Trent.
English
Modern variant of Kaylee with uncertain etymology.
Greek
Diminutive of Henrietta meaning estate ruler.
Greek
From Eulalia meaning sweetly speaking or eloquent.
Hebrew
Variant of Leah meaning weary or delicate.
Latin
Variant of Adrian meaning from Hadria.
English
Variant of Roslyn meaning little red rose or rose lake.
English
Variant of Holly meaning the holly tree.
Arabic
Variant of Kamila meaning perfect or complete.
Greek
Polish form of Peter meaning rock or stone.
African American
Modern creation with no established traditional etymology.
African American
Modern creation with no established traditional etymology.
African American
Modern creation with no established traditional etymology.
English
Modern variant of Daisy meaning day's eye or flower.
Hebrew
Variant of Zion meaning promised land or holy mountain.
Latin
Diminutive of names containing -mina possibly meaning memory.
English
Surname used as first name, originally referring to one who operates a mill.
Hebrew
Scottish diminutive of Abraham meaning father of many.
Latin
Variant of Jocelyn derived from Jocosus meaning merry.
English
Variant of Darrell derived from d'Airelle, a French place name.
Greek
Variant of Kalyn possibly from Kallisthenes meaning beautiful strength.
English
Modern creation possibly derived from Jay or Jamal.
Arabic
Variant of Jamal meaning beautiful or handsome.
Arabic
Means intelligent or wise.
English
Modern variant of Taylor derived from the occupational surname tailor.
Greek
Possibly from Calista meaning most beautiful.
African American
Modern creation with no established traditional etymology.
Old Norse
From Hildr meaning battle.