Browse names

Greek/Old English

Combination of Katherine (pure) and Lynn (lake), meaning pure lake.

English

From English rusty meaning reddish-brown, originally a nickname for red-haired people.

Germanic

Variant of Ricky, diminutive of Richard from ric (power) and hard (brave).

Greek

From Greek seline meaning moon or related to Selene the moon goddess.

Latin

Feminine form of Augustus, from augustus meaning majestic or venerable.

Latin/Place name

Possibly from Latin avis meaning bird or derived from place names.

Greek/French

French form of Peter, from Greek petros meaning stone or rock.

Germanic

Variant of Eleanor, from ali (other) and nōr (honor).

Greek

Variant of Sandra, short form of Alexandra meaning defender of mankind.

Old French

Variant of Curtis, from Old French court meaning courtly or polite.

Germanic

Short form of Charles, from Germanic karl meaning man or free man.

Old Norse

From Old Norse kirkja (church) and by (settlement).

Greek

Possibly related to Odysseus meaning wrathful, or from the city in Ukraine.

Irish/Scottish

Variant of Aileen, from Irish origin meaning bright or beautiful.

Hebrew/Spanish

Spanish feminine form of Juan, from Hebrew Yochanan meaning God is gracious.

Hebrew

Variant of Jamie, diminutive of James from Hebrew Yaakov meaning supplanter.

Latin

Spanish form of Beatrice, from Latin beatus meaning blessed or happy.

Irish/Germanic

Variant of Arlene, from Irish Arlen or Old German origin.

Old English

Variant of Kimberly, from Old English place name meaning royal forest.

Scottish/Celtic

Possibly from rose and lynn (lake) or Scottish/Celtic origin meaning promontory.

Latin/French

Variant of Lorraine, from Latin Lotharingus meaning of the region of Lorraine.

Greek

Latin form of Greek Odysseus meaning wrathful or full of wrath.

Latin

Feminine form of Martin, from Martius meaning of Mars the god of war.

Old English

From Old English surname, possibly from will (desire) and meadow.

Old French

From Old French coi meaning quiet or modest or shy.

Latin

Variant of Laurie, from Latin laurel meaning victory and honor.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit chandra meaning moon.

Germanic

Short form of Albert, from Adal (noble) and beraht (bright).

Germanic/Old French

From Germanic Gervais or Old French meaning servant with a spear.

Hebrew

Variant of Sharon, from Hebrew Sharon meaning a fertile plain or pasture.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia or Alice, from Germanic Adal meaning noble.

Old English

Short form of Edward, from ead (wealth) and weard (guardian).

Germanic

Short form of Ernest, from Old German ernst meaning seriousness or vigor.

Aramaic

Variant of Martha, from Aramaic marta meaning lady or mistress.

Hebrew

Variant of Jeannie, diminutive of Jean or Jane from Hebrew Yochanna.

Latin/Spanish

Spanish feminine form from Latin consolari meaning to console or comfort.

Hebrew

Variant of Elisa or Elizabeth, from Hebrew Elisheba meaning God is my oath.

French/Unknown

Possibly variant of LaVerne or Laverne, with uncertain French origins.

French (from Hebrew Anne)

Grace.

Greek

Healer.

German

Divine helmet or protector.

English

From the north.

Hebrew (short for Elizabeth)

God's oath.

Greek

Calm or healer.

English

One who works a mill.

Irish/Gaelic

Sorrowful or tragic.

French (from Hebrew Susannah)

Lily.

French/American

Related to lavender.