Browse names

Celtic

Sorrowful or sad.

Greek

Manly, brave.

Latin

Priceless, of inestimable worth.

Old English

Ash tree town.

Old English

Bailiff or steward.

English

Small stream or brook.

Greek

Light, shining one.

Greek, via the Bible

Origin, beginning.

Cornish (Celtic)

White wave, fair phantom.

Irish

Helmeted chief.

Old English

From the meadow of the royal fortress.

Latin

Light.

Hebrew

Who is like God.

Hebrew

Bitter or beloved.

Hebrew

Who is like God?

Latin

Soldier or merciful.

Latin

Light.

Greek

Weaver.

Germanic

Strong ruler.

Dutch

Scholar, protection.

Latin

Conquering.

Greek

Defender of mankind.

Scottish

Speckled, freckled.

Greek

To tame, subdue.

Greek

Healer.

Hebrew

Gift.

Modern English

Fighter, companion.

Latin

Moon.

Welsh

Pearl.

Greek

Black, dark.

Slavic

Gracious, dear.

Hebrew

Pleasantness.

Greek

Victory of the people.

Latin

Nobleman.

Latin

Saint James.

English

Woodcutter.

Greek

Wisdom.

Latin

Star.

Latin

Threefold unity.

Latin

Purple flower.

Italian

Beautiful.

Irish, Scottish

Ditch, muddy place.

Native American (Sioux)

Ally, friend.

Irish

Poet or divine.

English

East-facing town or settlement.

Slavic

God is gracious.

Spanish

Precious green stone.

Italian, Germanic

Brave lion.