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16,615 names match.
Scottish/Irish
From the Carron River in Scotland, meaning swamp or fen.
Hebrew
Feminine form of David, meaning beloved.
Greek
Variant of Angela, from angelos meaning messenger or angel.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Modern American creation
Modern blending of Chris/Christian (Christ follower) and Shawn (God is gracious).
Scottish
Variant of Lindy or Lindsay, meaning linden tree island.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Modern American creation
No well-established etymology; modern invented name.
English
Modern variant of Austin, from the Latin Augustinus meaning majestic or venerable.
Arabic
Means light or illumination.
Germanic
Variant of Louisa, from Louis meaning famous warrior.
Arabic/Hebrew
Arabic word meaning silk or diamonds; also Hebrew for mountain.
Igbo (African)
From the Igbo language, meaning God is beautiful.
English place name
Variant of Preston, from a place name meaning priest town or settlement.
Modern American creation
Modern invention possibly inspired by air or Aria; no established root.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
English
Variant of Hadley, meaning heather meadow.
Japanese
Composed of Japanese characters meaning vigor, courage, or bravery.
Germanic/Romance
Variant of Lorraine, from the Lorraine region in France meaning crowned with laurels.
Latin
Variant of Joyce, from Josse or Jodocus, meaning joyful.
Greek
Variant of Cyndy from Cynthia, meaning woman from Kynthos (moon goddess).
Greek
Short form of Cydney or Cynthia, meaning moon or woman of the moon.
Scottish Gaelic
Feminine form of Kenneth, meaning handsome or born of fire.
Arabic/Hebrew
Variant of Zeke or Zakiah, meaning God remembers or pure.
Arabic
Feminine variant of Shaquille, meaning handsome or beautiful.
Modern American creation
Modern variant of Chastain or Chastity, meaning pure or virtuous.
Modern American creation
Modern variant of Kendall or kindred; no fully established etymology.
Arabic
Means pillar, foundation, or solid support.
Modern American creation
Modern creation possibly from Eve or Evelyn (life); no established root.
Hebrew
Variant of Matthias or Matthew, meaning gift of God.
English surname
From a surname meaning rough or rufous; possibly related to ruff.
Modern American creation
No well-established etymology; modern invented name.
Hebrew
Variant of Jeanette, meaning God is gracious.
Modern American creation
Possibly a variant of Emit or Emmitt (Hebrew Emit), meaning truth.
Germanic
Variant of Gretchen, a diminutive of Margaret meaning pearl.
Slavic
From Lubov or Liubov, meaning love.
Scottish
Variant of Keith, from a Scottish place name meaning forest.
Modern American creation
Modern creation possibly blending Zander with -ia; no established root.
Greek
Variant of Marisa or Melissa, meaning honey bee or beloved.
Arabic
Means glorious, magnificent, or noble.
Sanskrit
From Sanskrit, meaning sincere or righteous.
Modern American creation
No established etymology; modern invented name.
Arabic
Means treasure or precious thing.
Hawaiian
Means sea garland or sea lei (wreath).
English
Son of Casey, from an English surname.
Arabic
Honey.
West African/Arabic
Long-lived, from the Arabic name Omar.
Modern invented
Likely a variation of Zara, possibly meaning blooming flower or princess.