Browse names

Latin/Hebrew

Grace or drop of the sea.

Latin

Of the sea.

German

of Magdala.

English, occupational

Occupational name for a miller.

Irish, English

Bitter or wished-for child.

Arabic

Safe, peaceful.

Greek, Latin

Wrathful, hater.

Old German

Noble, bright.

Germanic

Work, industrious.

Hebrew

Grace, favor.

Latin

Golden.

Scottish

Pretty, attractive.

Greek

Citadel.

French

Weapon.

Latin

A smooth, lustrous, typically rounded gemstone formed within the shells of mollusks, especially oysters.

Hebrew

Princess of the Lord.

Hebrew

Dew from heaven.

Latin, Germanic

Noble, bright, beautiful.

Spanish, Germanic

Noble and ready.

Latin

Love.

Indo-Iranian/Sanskrit

Noble, honorable, warrior.

Old German, English

Free man.

French

Channel, canal.

Old Norse

Beautiful, fair.

Arabic

Handsome, attractive.

English

A traveler or someone who stumbles.

Celtic/Welsh

Sorrowful or tumult.

Germanic (Visigothic)

Guardian, protector.

Irish, Celtic

Prince, little raven.

Germanic, Old English

Free man.

American

Joyful, cheerful.

English

torch.

Latin

lily.

Greek

Crown, garland.

Greek

Forest dweller.

Latin

Tender, gracious.

Spanish/Portuguese

Aunt.

Latin

Beloved.

Latin/French

Grace, beauty.

Celtic/Welsh

Bounty or generous.

Greek

Well-born, noble.

English

Iason.

Greek

Sacred name.

Hebrew

Pure, beloved.

Arabic

Night.

English

A type of flower, also associated with remembrance.

Old French, Celtic

Tumult or outcry.

English

Ash tree meadow.