Browse names

Old English/Modern

Lake; peaceful waters and tranquility.

Old Norse

Garden enclosed yard; protected sanctuary.

Greek

Pure and spotless; clear virtue.

Irish

Red; fiery and spirited.

Greek

Bearing Christ; faithful follower.

Greek

The first letter; beginning and origin.

Hebrew via French

Supplanter, one who follows after.

English

A bright celestial object.

Latin

My lady, a term of respect and reverence.

Latin via English

Noblewoman of patrician rank.

Latin via English

Free, from the Frankish word for free.

Latin via English

Crowned with laurel, symbol of honor.

African American modern

Graceful and devoted, a contemporary creation.

Spanish from Latin

Trinity, the threefold unity.

Hebrew

Devoted to God, one consecrated.

Hebrew/Yoruba

Princess, a regal and noble name.

Hebrew via English

Graceful and beloved, form of Annabel.

Greek via African American

Ninth month, shortened form of Letitia.

Germanic/Latin

One of spear-like strength and warrior spirit.

Spanish from Latin

Miracles, divine works of wonder.

English

A flower in early bloom.

Hebrew via French

God's oath, a French diminutive form.

Hebrew

God is my judge.

Old English

Dweller in a bent grass meadow.

Old English

Lime tree hill, a pastoral place.

Old English

Barley farm, agricultural heritage.

Germanic via Spanish

Desired peace, one who wills harmony.

Latin via English

The fundamental nature of something.

Greek

Lover of strength, devoted warrior.

Greek

Shining, prophetess of Troy.

English modern

Alert and pure, from Casey.

Germanic via English

Nobility, a variant of Alicia.

Greek

People of victory, diminutive of Nicholas.

Germanic

Fiery and proud, a strong flame.

Germanic and Scandinavian

Ancestor, one of ancient heritage.

Germanic via English

Nobility, variant spelling of Alicia.

English

Lace-like, delicate and refined.

Germanic via English

Spear ruler, one of authority.

Hebrew

Lily, a symbol of purity.

Old English

Broad meadow, wide open spaces.

Hebrew

Father of multitudes, ancient patriarch.

African American modern

Graceful and devoted, contemporary creation.

Greek via Spanish

Bringer of good news, messenger.

Irish Gaelic

Courageous one, mighty in battle.

Slavic via English

Star, a celestial gift.

Greek

Bringer of victory, triumphant.

Germanic via Spanish

Powerful ruler, of great strength.

Greek via English

God's gift, a beloved diminutive.