Browse names

Hebrew

Derived from Hebrew atar, meaning 'crowned one' or 'crowned with a crown.'

Hebrew

From Hebrew meaning 'beloved of the Lord' or 'friend of Yahweh.'

Greek/Romanian

Romanian form of Alexander, from Greek meaning 'defender of men.'

Modern/Hebrew

A modern variant possibly related to Kayla or Cali, with uncertain etymological roots.

Arabic

Variant spelling of Khadija, from Arabic meaning 'premature child' or 'early child.'

Germanic

Derived from Germanic Odal or Othal, meaning 'fatherland,' 'heritage,' or 'property.'

Germanic/Latin

Variant of Genevieve, from Germanic elements meaning 'woman of the race' or 'of noble birth.'

Latin

Variant spelling of Anthony, from Antonius meaning 'priceless' or 'worthy of praise.'

Hebrew

Short form of Jack or Jacques, derived from Jacob meaning 'supplanter.'

English

An English place name and surname, possibly meaning 'uncle's clearing' or 'ambrose's field.'

Greek

Variant of Helena, from helene meaning 'bright,' 'shining,' or 'torch.'

French

A French place name and surname derived from Latin leo meaning 'lion,' representing strength and courage.

Modern/English

A contemporary name possibly blending Lane with -ea suffix, or variant of Leah.

Hebrew

Variant spelling of Israel, from Hebrew meaning 'he who struggles with God' or 'God prevails.'

Modern

Initials used as a given name, without etymological roots in traditional naming.

Modern/Science fiction

A contemporary name possibly inspired by technology or electronics; without clear traditional etymological roots.

Hebrew

Variant of Naphtali, from Hebrew meaning 'my wrestling' or 'struggles.'

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name with uncertain roots, possibly inspired by Tasha or other names.

Irish/Modern

Variant of Taryn, possibly from Irish meaning 'rocky hill' or 'rocky place.'

Arabic

Variant of Shakira, from Arabic meaning 'thankful,' 'grateful,' or 'elegant.'

Irish/Modern

Variant of Fallon, an Irish surname meaning 'leader,' 'descendant of the ruler,' or 'superior.'

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name with unclear etymological roots.

English

Variant of Audrey, from Old English meaning 'noble strength' or 'noble power.'

Italian/Hebrew

Possibly a variant of Mia, from Italian diminutive meaning 'mine,' or related to Miriam.

Hebrew/Sanskrit

Possibly a variant of Miriam, from Hebrew meaning 'beloved,' or Sanskrit meaning 'wonderful.'

Modern/Place name

Possibly derived from Topanga, a Native American place name, or a modern invented name.

English/Modern

Variant of Channing, from Old English meaning 'young wolf' or 'channel.'

English

Variant of Lee or Alley, from Old English meaning 'meadow,' 'clearing,' or 'valley.'

Finnish

From Finnish meaning 'hope,' representing optimism and positive outlook.

Greek

Variant spelling of Catherine, from Greek kathros meaning 'pure' or 'chaste.'

Germanic

Variant of Bernie or Bernard, from Germanic elements meaning 'brave bear.'

English

An English place name combining 'del' (dell) and 'mont' (mount), meaning 'mountain valley.'

Germanic

Variant of Carlos or Carl, from Germanic meaning 'free man' or 'strong man.'

Hebrew

Variant spelling of Ezekiel, from Hebrew meaning 'God strengthens' or 'God is my strength.'

Modern/African American

A contemporary African American name possibly blending La- prefix with -tisa, inspired by names like Latoya.

Hebrew

Hebrew form of Saul, from Hebrew meaning 'asked for' or 'prayed for; desired.'

English

An English place name meaning 'Saxon settlement' or 'settlement of the Saxons.'

Spanish/Latin

Variant of Mercedes, from Spanish and Latin meaning 'mercies,' 'rewards,' or 'wages.'

Hebrew/Russian

Variant of Ivana or Ivan, from Hebrew meaning 'God's grace' or 'God is gracious.'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'firm,' 'steadfast,' or 'one who is determined.'

Greek

Variant spelling of Alexis, from Greek meaning 'defender' or 'protector of men.'

English

Variant of Madison, from Old English meaning 'Maud's son' or 'son of the mighty warrior.'

Greek

Variant of Alexa, from Greek meaning 'defender of men' or 'protector.'

English

Variant of Tatum, from Old English possibly meaning 'cheerful,' 'spirited,' or 'spirited one.'

Modern

A single letter or sound used as a name, without traditional etymological roots.

Greek

From Greek pan meaning 'all' and hagia meaning 'holy,' signifying 'all holy' or 'most holy.'

Asian/Chinese

A Chinese or East Asian name with roots possibly meaning 'organized,' 'chi,' or 'energy.'

Ancient/Place name

Named after the country of Syria, derived from ancient Syriac or Aramaic origins.