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16,615 names match.
African American
Modern creative name, possibly derived from Jake with -eria suffix.
Nahuatl/Aztec
Means flower in the Nahuatl language of ancient Aztec culture.
Italian
Italian diminutive form of Gianna, meaning God is gracious.
African American
Modern creative name combining Day with -vion suffix.
Modern
Contemporary created name of uncertain etymology.
Dutch/Old English
Variant of Skylar or Schuyler, meaning scholar or protection.
Greek
Means good speech or good reputation in Greek.
Greek
Short form of Eunice, meaning good victory in Greek.
Japanese
Means fruitful or productive in Japanese.
Catalan/Germanic
Catalan form of Charles, meaning free man.
Germanic
Variant of Geraldine, meaning spear ruler.
English
Modern variant of Greyden or Gracen, meaning son of Grace.
Latin
Spanish form of Octavius, meaning eighth child.
Germanic
Variant of Dieter, meaning warrior of the people.
English
English place name meaning settlement by the arrow stream.
Latin
Variant of Caesar, meaning hairy or long-haired.
French
Modern variant of Courtney, meaning short nose.
Hebrew
Variant of Jonathan, meaning God has given.
Modern English
Modern variant of Kayla or Kaley, meaning pure or fair.
Scottish
Variant of McKenzie or Kinzie, meaning beautiful or fair one.
Scandinavian/Greek
Scandinavian variant of Andrew, meaning strong and manly.
Latin/Celtic
Ancient name for Britain, from Latin meaning white or snowy.
Latin
Variant of Rufus, meaning red-haired.
Russian
Means eagle in Russian language.
Hebrew
Variant of Eve or Eva, meaning life.
Italian/Latin
Italian feminine form referring to the city of Gaeta in southern Italy.
Greek
Short form of Adonis, meaning handsome in Greek.
Greek
Variant of Sandra or Andrea, meaning strong and brave.
English
Variant of Sherry or Sherri, possibly meaning beloved or from the wine region.
Scottish
Scottish variant, possibly from Siobhan or Seana, meaning God's gracious gift.
English
Modern variant of Lacey, meaning lace-maker or lace-like.
African American
Modern created name with creative spelling variation.
English
Modern combination of Ember and Lee, meaning glowing light and meadow.
Germanic
Variant of Wilma, meaning resolute protector.
Scandinavian
Scandinavian variant of Mina, meaning resolute or strength.
Germanic/Spanish
Variant of Álvaro, meaning elf warrior.
English
Modern variant of Trent or Trenton, meaning bold or settler by the trent river.
Czech
Czech form of Margaret, meaning pearl.
Greek
Short form of Christa or Christina, meaning anointed or follower of Christ.
Irish
Irish name meaning little rose.
Hebrew
Hebrew name of biblical origin, possibly meaning awakened.
Hindi/Sanskrit
Means ankle bells or traditional ankle jewelry in Hindi.
Old English
Variant of Lindsay, meaning island of linden trees.
Greek/French
Variant of Alaina or Elaine, meaning bright or shining light.
English
Variant of Preston, meaning priest's settlement.
Modern
Modern variant of Kamira, possibly meaning moon in Sanskrit.
Greek
Russian form of Artemus, meaning gift of Artemis the goddess.
American
Modern American creation, possibly inspired by Texas.