Browse names

Italian

Coming forward.

Sanskrit

Hope and desire.

Germanic

Spear power.

English

Star like and bright.

Greek

Gift of God.

Latin

One who is unable to speak.

Germanic

Bright raven and wisdom.

Germanic

Strong as a lion.

Hebrew

God is gracious.

Latin

Warrior and guardian.

Irish

Fair-haired nobleman.

Hawaiian

Divine and gracious.

Greek

One and unity.

Hebrew

Drawn from the water.

Germanic

Wise protector; a variant of Raymond combining wisdom and protective qualities.

Germanic

Wealthy, prosperous; derived from the Germanic root for abundance.

Latin

Priceless, invaluable; the French diminutive form of Antonia.

African American

Combination of the prefix De- and Monte, meaning 'mountain' or derived from D'Antoine.

Greek

Victory of the people; derived from nike (victory) and laos (people).

Greek

Foreign, strange; originally used to describe those outside Roman civilization.

Germanic

Warrior, defender; from the Germanic roots for protection and vigilance.

Latin

Blind; derived from the Roman family name Caecilia, associated with St. Cecilia, patron saint of music.

Irish-American

Vigilant, watchful; variant of Casey, from the Irish surname Ó Cathasaigh.

Irish-Latin

One, unified; from Irish 'uan' or Latin 'una' meaning wholeness and singularity.

Greek-Italian

Lion of the new city; from Greek 'neos' (new) and 'polis' (city).

Greek

Pure, unsullied; variant of Catherine from Greek 'katharos'.

Scottish

Fox; a Scottish word for the cunning animal, used as a surname and given name.

English

Tempestuous, characterized by storms; directly from the English weather descriptor.

Greek

Moon goddess; variant of Cindy, from Cynthia meaning 'of Mount Cynthus'.

Hawaiian

The time, season; Hawaiian origin referring to temporal cycles.

Hebrew

Doubly fruitful, bearing much fruit; Spanish variant of Ephraim.

Hawaiian

The time, the era; Hawaiian word referring to temporal passage.

Greek

Called, summoned, invited; from Greek 'kletos' indicating divine calling.

Egyptian-Greek

Gift of Isis; from the Egyptian goddess Isis and Greek 'doron' (gift).

English

Stone ford; from Old English 'stan' (stone) and 'ford' (river crossing).

English

Of the sea; from Old English 'del' or 'sea' and 'mere' (lake).

African American

The mighty one; African American creation from D'Quan or Da'Quan variants.

English

Only one, distinctive, without equal; directly from the English adjective.

Greek

Shining light, bright one; variant of Helen from Greek 'hele' (torch).

French

Friend; directly from the French word for a close companion.

Greek

Calm, peaceful, serene; variant of Galen from Greek 'galenos'.

Greek

Calm, peaceful; variant of Kaelen or Galen with a modern spelling.

English

Fortified town, defensive position; from Old English 'gare' (spear) and settlement.

Hebrew

God is gracious; diminutive of Jack from the Hebrew Yochanan.

English

From Britain; referring to a Briton or one from the British Isles.

Latin

Red gemstone, precious jewel; variant of Ruby from the Latin 'rubeus'.

English

Celestial body, shining light; directly from the English word for heavenly bodies.

Hebrew

God is gracious; feminine variant of Jean and Jeannette.