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Modern variant (possibly from Arnestino or Arnaldo)
Modern creative name with uncertain etymology.
Modern African American invention
Modern creative name with no established etymology.
Sanskrit
Leafless or without leaves.
Modern combination (possibly short for Alejandra)
Defender of men with modern shortening.
Modern African American invention
Modern creative name possibly combining Ray and Sean.
Modern variant (from Aisha)
Alive or living.
Hebrew (variant of Ezra)
God is my help or helper.
Latin (variant of Maximilian)
The greatest or most great.
Hebrew (variant of Abigail)
Father's joy or rejoice.
Modern African American invention
Modern creative name with no established etymology.
Spanish
Feather or quill.
Modern invention
Modern creative name with no established etymology.
Native American (Lenape)
First daughter or first-born.
Irish surname
Dark-skinned or dark-haired.
Greek (variant of Karen or Karin)
Pure or chaste.
Spanish and Italian (from Marco Polo)
Floating or wanderer from the Polo family name.
Germanic and Scandinavian (variant of Frederick)
Peaceful ruler or peaceful realm.
Modern invention (possibly from Adriana)
Modern creative variant with no established etymology.
Spanish (diminutive of Margarita)
Pearl.
Modern variant (from Derek or Dirk)
Ruler of the people or Danish descent.
Celtic (variant of Jennifer)
Fair one or white wave.
Spanish (diminutive of Carlos)
Free man.
Modern African American invention
Modern creative name with no established etymology.
Modern English
Derived from metropolitan; contemporary creation.
Modern variation
Contemporary variation without established etymology.
Latin (Hadria)
From Hadria, a place in northern Italy; modern spelling variation of Adriana.
Modern variation
Contemporary spelling variation, likely based on Cameron.
English (surname)
From a place name meaning 'man's lea' or used as a virtue name.
Modern variation
Contemporary creation without established etymology.
English variation
Variation of Dale, meaning valley; contemporary spelling.
Germanic variation
Possibly from Matilda or Thelma; modern variation.
French (Germanic)
Feminine form of Ferdinand, meaning bold journeyer.
Germanic variation
Variation of Bernard/Bernadine, meaning brave as a bear.
Greek (modern spelling)
Modern spelling of Stacy; from Greek meaning resurrection.
Greek (modern spelling)
Modern spelling of Christie/Christy; from Christ.
Modern variation
Contemporary variation, possibly derived from Veronica or Ronnie.
Modern creation
Contemporary name without established etymology.
French/Latin (modern variation)
Variation of Dominique; from Dominicus meaning of the Lord.
Latin (modern variation)
Variation of Dante; meaning enduring or lasting.
Italian (modern variation)
Variation of Marcello; from Mars, the Roman god of war.
Irish (modern variation)
Variation of Brenna or Brianna; meaning noble or lofty.
Scottish (modern spelling)
Modern spelling of Kelsey; meaning ship-owner or island dweller.
Greek (modern spelling)
Modern spelling of Dorothy; meaning gift of God.
Spanish (Germanic)
Spanish feminine form of Richard; meaning brave ruler.
English
From the word ruddy, meaning reddish or healthy-looking.
Hebrew/French
Variation of Leah or Leanne; Leah means weary.
French (modern variation)
Variation of Michelle; feminine form of Michael, meaning who is like God.
Modern creation
Contemporary blended name without established etymology.