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16,615 names match.
Sanskrit
An Indian name meaning perfection, prosperity, or good fortune.
Igbo (Nigerian)
An Igbo name meaning grace of God or God's grace.
Modern English
A contemporary variant possibly related to Myra, meaning fragrant.
Modern English
A blended name combining Breck and Lynn of uncertain specific origin.
English
A variant of Hayden, meaning from the hedged valley.
Italian
Short for Giovanni, meaning God is gracious in Italian.
Latin
From the Latin celestis, meaning heavenly or of the sky.
Modern English
A contemporary variant possibly related to Pearl, meaning gem from the sea.
African (Ugandan)
An African name meaning second-born twin in Ugandan tradition.
Irish/Greek
Variant of Kathleen, meaning pure or each of the two.
Latin
Feminine form of Maurice, meaning dark-skinned or from Mauritania.
Germanic
Variant of Billy or William, meaning resolute protector.
Germanic
Variant of Reginald, meaning ruler's adviser or powerful advisor.
Latin/English
A blended name combining Joyce and Lynn, meaning joyful.
Greek
Variant of Myra, meaning fragrant, sweet, or the myrtle tree.
Greek
Short for Stephanie, meaning crown or wreath.
Modern English
A contemporary name possibly related to Teal, a color meaning blue-green.
Arabic
An Arabic name meaning great, greatest, or mighty.
Modern English
A variant of Serena, meaning calm, serene, or tranquil.
Arabic
An Arabic name meaning firm, strong, or steadfast.
Arabic
Prayer or supplication to God.
Modern English
Modern variant of Jay with feminine suffix, possibly related to the bird or initials J.A.
Latin via Spanish/Italian
One who is free or of the people.
Finnish/Scandinavian
Grace or favor.
Spanish diminutive
Wise protector, diminutive form of Ramona.
English variant
Modern spelling of Sherry, a fortified wine or beloved.
Irish variant of Sean/John
God's gracious gift.
English short form
Derived from Joseph or Jocelyn.
Irish surname
Descendent of Flanngal, meaning red or ruddy.
Hebrew biblical
God is father.
Sanskrit/Persian
Sky or throne.
Modern literary
A moon of Jupiter; from Greek mythology connections.
Old English
From the meadow or mead field.
Italian/Spanish feminine
God is with us.
Latin/French
Living or alive.
Tibetan Buddhist
Auspicious or fortunate blessing.
Arabic
Precious or valuable.
Arabic variant of Muhammad
Praised or laudable.
Sikh/Punjabi
One who hears the divine word.
Polish feminine
Possibly related to Judah, God is praised.
Hebrew
Gazelle or beauty.
Vietnamese
Peace or calm.
Germanic feminine
Resolute protector.
Arabic/Amharic
Mother or maternal.
French
Free or from France, a Gallic diminutive.
Spanish/Italian feminine
God is with us.
Yiddish/Hebrew
Peaceful or of peace.
Sanskrit/Indian
Development or growth.