Browse names

Greek

Pure, a variant of Karen.

Latin

Noblewoman, of patrician rank.

Greek via Latin

Farmer, tiller of the earth.

Irish via English

Pearl, precious as gemstone.

African American modern

Distinguished and noble, contemporary form.

Greek via French

Priceless, of great value.

Latin

Goddess of love and beauty.

Hebrew

From Magdala, tower of light.

Hebrew via English

God's oath, devoted to God.

Greek via Latin

Farmer, tiller of the soil.

Germanic via Spanish

Wise protector, counsel and strength.

Latin via English

Of high birth and character.

Native American via English

Unintelligible speakers, fierce people.

Germanic

Serious and determined warrior.

Old English

Steep slope, dweller by the cliff.

Hebrew

Lily, symbol of grace and purity.

Greek

Gift of the sea, graceful.

Latin

Light-bringer, one who shines.

Greek via English

Manifestation of God, revelation.

Latin

Bean grower, humble and grounded.

Scandinavian via Swedish

Linden tree, named after botanist.

Welsh

Fair spirit, beautiful soul.

Greek via English

Resurrection, one restored.

Hebrew via English

God is gracious, kind and generous.

English modern

Combination of Mary and Lys, grace combined.

English modern

Combination of Mary and Lynn, graceful lake.

Latin via English

Dark-skinned, of Moorish heritage.

Latin American

Altar of heaven, sacred connection.

English

Dove-like, gentle and peaceful.

Hebrew via English

Downward flowing river, flowing water.

African American modern

Blessed and gracious, contemporary form.

Italian diminutive

Little mighty one, from Salvatore.

Germanic

Old or ancient wisdom, heritage.

Greek via English

Pure, from Catherine.

Germanic

Gray battle-maiden, strong warrior.

Greek via English

Manly and strong, short for Andrea.

Old English

Bright clearing, shining meadow.

Persian via Greek

Dawn, one who brings light.

Hebrew via English

Princess, royal maiden.

Greek via English

Honeybee, industrious and sweet.

English modern

Eagle-like, strong and free.

Latin via English

Deep red gemstone, precious.

Latin via French

Rival, ambitious and competitive.

Hebrew via Italian

Grace, gracious diminutive form.

Latin via Spanish

Of Mars, warrior spirit.

Latin via English

Crowned with laurel, victorious.

Greek via Scottish

Bright one, shining light.

Greek via Scandinavian

Follower of Christ, Christian.