Browse names

Modern/Irish

Modern variant of Kade or Cade, possibly from Gaelic meaning 'barrel-maker' or 'round.'

Modern African American

Contemporary creation, possibly combining Jalisa or Ja- prefix with -lesa suffix.

English

Son of Bartholomew, derived from Aramaic Bartholomai meaning son of furrows or son of Tolmai.

English

Diminutive of Barnaby or Bernard, derived from Hebrew meaning son of consolation.

French

Relating to the Lorraine region in northeastern France.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Jane, derived from Hebrew Yohanan meaning God is gracious.

Italian

Italian form of Peter, derived from Greek Petros meaning rock or stone.

Arabic

One who creates; the Creator, a divine attribute in Islamic tradition.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Delilah or Delia, derived from Hebrew meaning delicate or from Greek delos meaning visible.

Latin

Feminine form of Columbus, derived from Latin columba meaning dove.

Greek

Gift of God, derived from Greek doros meaning gift and thea meaning God.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Elizabeth, derived from Hebrew Elisheva meaning God is my oath.

Spanish

Spanish variant of Ignatius, derived from Latin Ignatius possibly meaning fiery.

English

Scottish feminine form of Robin, derived from Robert meaning bright fame.

Greek

Variant of Beryl, derived from Greek beryllos, a precious stone.

Spanish

Referring to the Ascension of Jesus Christ in Christian tradition.

Spanish

Spanish form of Januarius, derived from Latin Januarius meaning of Janus, the Roman god.

Latin

Derived from Latin quintus meaning fifth.

Hebrew

Variant of Michelle, derived from Hebrew Michal meaning who is like God.

Arabic

Father of the young camel; a historical title of honor in Islamic tradition.

Arabic

Faith or belief in Islamic tradition.

Greek

Derived from Latin Constantinus meaning steadfast or constant.

Welsh

Welsh name of uncertain origin, possibly related to battle or warfare.

Sanskrit

Derived from Sanskrit meaning best cow; historically associated with Buddhist traditions.

Hebrew

Derived from Hebrew meaning spring or springtime.

Scottish

Scottish surname derived from an occupational term for a plow part.

German/French

Derived from Germanic elements meaning warrior or judgment.

Japanese

Japanese name with various meanings depending on characters, often relating to truth or rolling.

Spanish

Spanish word for table or plateau.

English

Derived from English meaning to speak or parley.

English

English place name derived from an Old English location.

Greek

Variant of Daphne, derived from Greek daphne meaning laurel tree.

Hebrew

Variant of Serafina, derived from Hebrew seraphim meaning burning ones or angels.

Italian

Feminine form of Pasquale, derived from Latin Paschalis meaning relating to Easter.

Latin

Derived from Latin Fabius, possibly meaning bean grower.

Spanish

Spanish surname derived from a place name meaning mountain.

Latin

Feminine form of Maurice, meaning dark-skinned or from Mauritania.

Yiddish

Diminutive form related to Herschel, meaning deer or diminished form.

Arabic

Glory, magnificence, or splendor in its fullest expression.

Turkish

An arched or curved vault structure.

Native American

Forever blooming or eternal flower.

Arabic

Of the Levant or Syrian region, the eastern lands.

Sanskrit

One of the four Vedas in Hindu scripture, representing knowledge.

English

Resembling or derived from a pearl, symbolizing purity.

Italian

Variant of Caesar, meaning hairy or having luxuriant hair.

Spanish

Variant of Vincent, meaning conquering or victorious.

Scandinavian

Spear or warrior, denoting protection and strength.

Sanskrit

A garland or necklace, representing adornment and beauty.