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16,615 names match.
Arabic
Variant spelling of Muhammad, meaning praised or commendable.
Modern invented
A contemporary name combining Naid and Lyn.
Modern English
A modern name derived from the color pink or the finger pinky.
Old English
Derived from Aldwin or Alden, meaning old friend or old from Alden.
Modern invented
A contemporary variant of Janice, meaning God's gracious gift.
Latin
Modern spelling of Barbie or Barbara, meaning foreign or strange.
Modern invented
A contemporary name of uncertain etymological origin.
Greek
Modern spelling of Christina, meaning follower of Christ.
Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning he perceived or he understood.
Greek
Variant of Jerome, meaning sacred name.
Hawaiian/Literary
Hawaiian meaning noble or from Kipling's Jungle Book, a wolf pack leader.
Arabic
Variant of Aisha, meaning alive or living.
Hebrew
Modern spelling of Jesse or Jessie, meaning wealthy or God sees.
Vietnamese
Vietnamese name meaning forest or various other meanings depending on characters.
Modern invented
A contemporary name, possibly combining Jay and Ro.
Latin
Variant of Natalie, meaning born at Christmas or relating to birth.
Old English
Derived from white and lea, meaning white clearing or meadow.
Modern English
A modern variant of Kaley or Kayley, possibly from Cayla or Kale.
Hebrew
Polish form of Susannah, meaning lily or graceful lily.
Nahuatl
From Nahuatl quetzal, referring to the sacred Mesoamerican bird.
Scottish
Modern variant of Kylie, meaning narrow strait or boomerang.
Modern invented
A contemporary spelling variant, possibly from Zyla or Zillah.
Scottish
Scottish surname derived from burn, meaning small streams.
Modern invented
A contemporary name, possibly a variant of Burl or Beryl.
English
Modern variant combining Ethel (noble) with the -een suffix, likely created in early 20th-century America.
Spanish/Italian
One who is greatly desired, derived from Latin desiderare meaning to desire or long for.
English
Modern creation combining Faye (fairy) with the -rene suffix, likely mid-20th century American.
French
Modern masculine variant of Marcella, derived from Marcus meaning dedicated to Mars.
English
Modern combination of Lynn (lake) with the -ell suffix, a 20th-century American creation.
French
Modern short form related to Michel or Michelle, derived from Hebrew Michael meaning who is like God.
English
Modern variant of Corey or Kory, possibly derived from Irish Cóir meaning spear.
English/Sanskrit
Modern variant of Rainy or Rani, the latter from Sanskrit meaning queen or princess.
English
Modern variant combining Krista (believer in Christ) with -lyn suffix, created in the 20th century.
English
Modern African-American creation likely combining Rani (Sanskrit: queen) with the -sha suffix.
Igbo (Nigerian)
God's will or God's way, a traditional Igbo name expressing reliance on divine providence.
Sanskrit (Indian)
Night or the end of the night, often symbolizing the dawn and new beginnings.
English
Modern variant of Cassidy, an Irish surname meaning curly-haired or descended from Caiside.
French/Greek
Modern variant of Nathalie, derived from Latin natalis meaning born at Christmas.
English
Modern compound combining Lynn (lake) and Lee (meadow), a 20th-century American creation.
Spanish
Modern creation possibly combining Amaya (night rain in Spanish) with Rani (Sanskrit: queen).
Welsh
Modern variant of Dylan, derived from Welsh meaning born from the sea or son of the sea.
English
Modern creation, possibly a variant of Caden or Kaeden, with uncertain etymology.
English
Modern creation with unclear roots, possibly inspired by names like Dray or variations of Drake.
English
Modern African-American creation, possibly combining Cami with the -yah suffix.
Hebrew/Sanskrit
A song or hymn in Sanskrit, or a variant of Hebrew names; meaning is uncertain.
English
Modern creation, possibly derived from clever or a variant of Cleft with diminutive ending.
Yiddish/Hebrew
Almond tree in Yiddish and Hebrew, symbolizing beauty and fragility.
English
Initials used as a name; not a traditional name with established etymology.