Browse names

Arabic

True believer, devoted to monotheism.

Sanskrit

An offering or gesture of respect.

Hebrew/Bengali

Faithful or believing, variant of Amon.

Irish/Hebrew

Variant of Ashlynn, combining Ash and Lyn.

Sanskrit

Eyes, beautiful eyes.

Slavic/Russian

Variant of Illiana or Ilya, devoted to God.

Italian/Hebrew

Variant of Giovanni or Yohanan, God is gracious.

Greek/English

Variant of Corey or Kora, maiden or girl.

Modern/Invented

A contemporary name with unclear etymological roots, likely a creative blend or variation.

English

Variant of Hayden; from a surname meaning 'hay valley' or 'heathen.'

Greek

Variant spelling of Sophia, derived from sophia meaning 'wisdom.'

Modern/English

Modern invented name blending X with names like Jayden or Aiden, popularized in recent decades.

Germanic

Derived from Old German elements meaning 'people' and 'wealthy,' suggesting a noble lineage.

Latin

Variant of Marcella, a feminine form derived from Marcius, connected to Mars, the Roman god of war.

English

A place name combining 'raven' and 'dwelling' or 'settlement,' from Northern England.

English

A virtue name derived directly from the English word peace, representing tranquility.

Greek

Variant of Mirta, derived from the myrtle plant, symbolizing love and fertility in ancient cultures.

Arabic

From Arabic sakina, meaning 'tranquility, serenity, or peace of mind.'

Greek

Short form of Angela, derived from angelos meaning 'messenger' or 'angel.'

Japanese/Germanic

Japanese name meaning 'fragrant' or variant of Erica from Germanic roots meaning 'ever powerful.'

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name with uncertain etymological roots, possibly related to African language elements.

English

An ethnic and place-based name referring to a native of Britain or Brittany.

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name, likely created by blending elements or inspired by words like 'tavern.'

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name with unclear roots, possibly inspired by names like Shad or Maria.

Modern/Gaelic

Variant of Kayla or Calla, possibly blending Gaelic elements with modern naming trends.

Persian

Variant spelling of Jasmine, derived from the jasmine flower name, symbolizing grace and elegance.

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name blending Dav- with contemporary suffixes like -ontay.

Irish

Variant of Kennedy, an Irish surname meaning 'ugly head' or 'helmeted head.'

Nahuatl

An indigenous Nahuatl (Aztec) name with roots in ancient Mesoamerican culture.

Modern/English

A contemporary nature-inspired name blending 'sky' with modern suffixes like -lan.

English/Modern

Variant of Ellis or Allison, blending traditional English elements with modern -yn suffix.

English

Diminutive form of Delilah or Daphne, colloquial and playful in nature.

English

An English place name and surname, possibly meaning 'easts' or derived from a location name.

Japanese

Japanese name combining elements that may mean 'brilliant fragrance' or 'colorful child.'

Hebrew/Greek

A modern variant, possibly feminine form of Jerome or Jeremiah, meaning 'lifted by God.'

Irish

An Irish surname from O'Dálaigh, meaning 'descendant of Dálach,' possibly meaning 'assembly.'

Modern/Germanic

A contemporary name possibly blending 'alu' (Germanic for elf) with feminine endings.

Hebrew

Variant spelling of John, derived from Yohanan meaning 'God is gracious.'

English/Germanic

Possibly a variant of Arlene or Ariana, blending Germanic elements with -ana suffix.

Germanic

A Germanic surname and place name, possibly related to 'land' or 'lance.'

Greek

Variant spelling of Christopher, from Christophoros meaning 'Christ-bearer' or 'carrying Christ.'

Hebrew/Spanish

Variant of José or Joshee, derived from Joseph meaning 'God will increase.'

Latin

A variant of Terrence, derived from Terentius, possibly meaning 'tender' or 'soft.'

Greek/Slavic

Slavic form of Peter, from Petros meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

English

Variant of Sherwood or Gerard, possibly meaning 'shire guardian' or 'spear-hard.'

Greek

From Greek mythology, the queen of the gods and goddess of marriage and family.

Latin/Modern

A modern variant possibly blending Julia with -iza suffix, related to Julius meaning 'youthful.'

Arabic

Variant spelling of Hassan, from Arabic meaning 'good,' 'handsome,' or 'beautiful.'