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English
Modern variant possibly derived from Dale, meaning valley.
Sanskrit
Singer, a melodious woman.
English
Variant of Darrell, meaning beloved or dear.
Hebrew
God has helped or God is my help.
Spanish
Variant of Magdalene, referring to a woman from Magdala.
Greek
Follower of Christ, variant of Christine.
Hebrew
God is with us.
Hebrew
God is gracious, German form of John.
Greek
Beautiful, derived from Callista meaning most beautiful.
Greek
From Lydia, an ancient region in Asia Minor.
Hebrew
Thorny plant, refers to native-born Israelis.
English
Short form of Edith, meaning rich or blessed gift.
Germanic
Pledge or hostage, noble and distinguished.
Hebrew
Variant of Sarah, meaning princess.
Hebrew
Variant of Yemaya or Hebrew root meaning God's flower.
Greek
Pearl, variant of Margaret.
Russian
Variant of Tanya, a diminutive of Antonia meaning priceless.
English
From a valley town, English place name origin.
Slavic
Proclaimer of peace or he who destroys peace.
Arabic
Hope, or dew in Slavic origin.
Spanish
Diminutive of Sara, meaning princess.
Scottish
Variant of Lindsey from the island of the linden tree.
Modern
Contemporary blend of Jay and Lynn with no traditional etymology.
Greek
Defender of men, French form of Alexander.
Nahuatl
Flower, sacred Aztec name.
German
Farmer or steward, derived from the German word for mayor.
English
Short form of various names or means of the valley.
Welsh
Pale or white, possibly from Welsh roots.
Welsh
Tumult or sad, Welsh form of Tristan.
Greek
Short form of Doris, meaning gift of the sea.
English
Spear strength or brave with a spear, variant of Garrett.
Italian
Happy or fortunate.
Sanskrit
Maker or creator, also a Hindu name.
Germanic
Blend of Gerald meaning spear ruler and Lynn meaning lake.
Greek
Hospitable or welcoming.
Greek
Welcoming or hospitable, variant of Imogene.
Greek
Strong and feminine, variant of Andrea meaning strong.
English
Blend of Shirley meaning bright clearing and Lene.
Germanic
Friend of the people or eagle friend.
Greek
Crown or wreath, Spanish variant of Stephanie.
Germanic
Determined protector, variant of Wilhelmina.
Greek
Harvester or from Therasia, variant of Teresa.
Spanish
Diminutive meaning girl or child.
Irish
Strong or honorable, variant of Brianna.
Irish
Pure, Irish variant of Caitlin.
English
Valley of the River Kent, variant of Kendall.
English
From the settlement of free peasants or from Charles's town.
Modern
Contemporary creation, possibly influenced by African names.