Browse names

Slavic/Latin

Variant of Tonya, from Russian or Latin Antonius meaning priceless.

English

Modern use of English surname; related to place names or personal names.

Latin/Spanish

Spanish for bright star or morning star, from Latin lucifer.

English

Variant of Shelley, from English surname meaning clearing on a shelf of land.

Welsh

Variant of Dylan, from Welsh meaning son of the wave.

Greek

Variant of Theresa, from Greek Therasia related to summer or harvest.

Hebrew

Variant of Janelle, from Janet or Jane, from Hebrew Jehoanna meaning God is gracious.

Latin

Variant of Dominique, from Latin Dominicus meaning of the Lord.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Isaac, from Hebrew Yitzhak meaning he laughs.

Hebrew

From Hebrew Reuben meaning behold, a son.

Latin

Variant of Ruby, from Latin rubeus meaning red.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa or Alice, from Greek meaning noble.

English

Diminutive or variant of Floyd, from Old English flód meaning flood.

Latin/Spanish

From Leo meaning lion and honor combined, or from Eleanor.

Hebrew

Combination of Ruth, from Hebrew ruth meaning compassion, and Ann meaning grace.

Greek

Variant of Stephanie, from Greek Stephanos meaning crown.

Greek

Variant of Alethea, from Greek aletheia meaning truth.

Spanish/Hebrew

Variant of Juanita, diminutive of Juan, from Hebrew Yohanan meaning God is gracious.

Hebrew

Diminutive of Carmel, from Hebrew Karmel meaning vineyard or garden.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa or Elissa, from Greek meaning noble or happy.

Modern

Modern creation combining Jay and Lyn; established etymology uncertain.

Greek

From Greek Kore meaning maiden or from the Greek poet Corinna.

Modern/English

Modern creation, possibly related to Tweed; established etymology uncertain.

Hawaiian

From Hawaiian lani meaning sky or heaven.

Irish/Modern

Possibly variant of Irish surname Shea; established etymology uncertain.

Germanic

From English surname derived from Hugh, from Germanic Hugo meaning mind or spirit.

Greek

Variant of Catherine, from Greek katharos meaning pure.

Greek

Variant of Nicole, from Greek Nike meaning victory.

Aramaic

Diminutive of Thaddeus, from Aramaic meaning praise or heart.

English/Germanic

English surname meaning son of Ann or from Germanic And meaning bright.

Greek/English

Diminutive of Eleanor, Helen, or Cornelia, meaning bright or torch.

Greek

Variant of Dorothy, from Greek dorothea meaning God's gift.

Old English

Variant of Evelyn, possibly from Old English Avelina related to hazel.

Irish/Hebrew

Irish form of Joan or Jeanne, from Hebrew Yohanna meaning God is gracious.

Japanese

From Japanese characters with various meanings including temple or palace.

French/Multiple

Diminutive of Marie or Michelle, often meaning beloved or wished for.

Modern

Modern creation combining Rash and Shawn; established etymology uncertain.

English

English surname from place name meaning settlement on a hill.

Greek

From Greek Leo meaning lion and aner meaning man.

Latin

Spanish/Italian form of Marcellus, diminutive of Marcus meaning warlike.

Hebrew/Modern

Possibly from Hebrew ima meaning mother, or as a modern creation.

Uncertain

Modern or regional name with uncertain established etymology.

Latin

Variant of Candice, from Latin candidus meaning white or pure.

Modern

Modern creation combining Kay and Li; established etymology uncertain.

Finnish/Japanese

From Finnish meaning rapeseed or from Japanese with various meanings.

Latin

Feminine form of Lorenzo, from Latin Laurentius relating to the laurel tree.

Germanic

Variant of Carlene or Carla, from Germanic Carl meaning man or peasant.

French/Latin

From French surname meaning green or flourishing, from Latin viridis.