Browse names

Latin

Modern variant of Antoine or Anthony, derived from Antonius.

Latin

Variant of Christine, meaning follower of Christ.

Irish

Modern spelling of Casey, derived from Cathasach, meaning watchful.

Germanic

Variant of Charlene, derived from Charles, meaning free man.

Modern creation

A contemporary name combining La- prefix with Wanda.

Italian

Italian diminutive form, often used as a short name ending in -gino.

English

From the English word for a young child used as a given name.

Irish

Variant of Colleen, derived from cailín, meaning girl.

Hebrew

Modern variant of Anita or Hannah, meaning grace.

Old English

English surname used as a first name, derived from a place name meaning shell town.

Greek

Modern spelling of Crystal, derived from krystallos, meaning clear ice.

Latin

Short for Vernon, derived from Vernalis, meaning of spring.

Germanic/Welsh

Variant of Marvin, possibly derived from Welsh Myrddin or meaning sea friend.

Old English

English place name used as a first name, meaning Dudda's field.

Latin

Feminine form of Justus, meaning just or righteous.

Hebrew/Latin

Combination of Anne (grace) and Marie (beloved).

Hebrew

Modern variant of Janet or Janice, meaning God's graciousness.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, derived from Adalheidis, meaning noble.

Latin

Short form of Laetitia, derived from laetus, meaning happy.

Latin

Short for Vincent, derived from vincens, meaning conquering.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Elizabeth, derived from Elisheba, meaning God's oath.

Greek

Derived from kyrios, meaning lord or master.

Greek

Derived from ion, meaning violet, or from the Scottish island of Iona.

Hebrew

Variant of Michael, derived from Mikha'el, meaning who is like God.

Latin

Derived from Nigellus, meaning black or dark-haired.

Old English

Variant of Earl, derived from eorl, meaning nobleman.

Germanic

Short form of Magdalene or Maude, derived from Mathild, meaning mighty in battle.

Celtic

Modern spelling of Brittany, derived from the Celtic place name.

English

Of uncertain origin, possibly derived from twilight or a variant of Twyla.

Hebrew

Variant of Jared, derived from Yared, meaning descended.

French

Short form of Desire, meaning wanted or longed for.

Greek

Diminutive of Katherine, derived from katharos, meaning pure.

Greek

Spanish diminutive of Angela, derived from angelos, meaning messenger.

Old Norse

Variant of Eric, derived from Eíríkr, meaning eternal ruler.

Hebrew/Irish

Derived from Hebrew meaning beautiful or from Irish Síle.

Hebrew/Latin

Combination of Anna (grace) and Marie (beloved).

Modern creation

Contemporary name combining Kay with the suffix -lyn.

English

From the English word for the fruit, or short for Charity.

Old English

English surname used as first name, derived from a place name.

Hebrew

Variant of Leah or Lissa, meaning weary or dedicated to God.

Old English

Feminine form of Alfred, derived from aelf (elf) and raed (counsel).

Latin

Derived from laetitia, meaning happiness or joy.

Latin

Modern variant of Miranda, derived from mirandus, meaning worthy of admiration.

Persian

Derived from roxšana, meaning bright or dawn.

Latin

Feminine form of Claude, derived from claudus, meaning lame.

Greek

Variant of Katherine, derived from katharos, meaning pure.

Old English

Modern spelling of Ashley, derived from aesc (ash tree) and leah (clearing).

Spanish

Modern variant of Sierra, derived from Spanish for mountain range.