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16,615 names match.
Hebrew
God will exalt, variant of Jeremiah.
Latin
From Laurentum or crowned with laurels, variant of Lawrence.
Sanskrit
The sun, a powerful solar deity in Hindu mythology.
English
Tempest or violent wind, modern nature name.
Latin
Wished for child, variant of Evelyn.
French
From the fairy fort, derived from French place name.
Hebrew
From Magdala, variant of Magdalene.
English
Linden tree, from an English place name.
Greek
Gift of God, variant of Dorothy.
Hebrew
Joy or happiness.
Italian
Beloved or friendly, Italian name.
Spanish
Pearl, Spanish diminutive of Margaret.
Hebrew
God is gracious, variant of Jane.
Germanic
Bright north or famous from the north, Spanish form of Norbert.
English
From the old ford, English place name origin.
Irish
Descended from the man or brave warrior.
Greek
Gift of God, variant of Dorothy.
Norse
From the north, variant of Noreen.
Spanish
Refuge or shelter.
Hebrew
God will exalt, variant of Jeremy.
Latin
Star, variant of Estelle.
Latin
Priceless or worthy of praise, variant of Antoine.
Irish
Brave or vigilant, variant of Casey.
French
Desired or wished for.
Hebrew
Short form of various names or strong.
Greek
Follower of Christ, variant of Christina.
Latin
From Hadria or dark, variant of Adrian.
Hebrew
Lily or rose, Hebrew form of Susanna.
Greek
Pure, variant of Katie from Catherine.
Modern
Blend of Kay and Lene with no traditional etymology.
English
Metalworker or blacksmith, occupational surname used as a given name.
French
From Brittany, the Celtic region of France.
English
Valley or dell.
Arabic
Moisture or fresh, associated with an early Muslim figure.
Germanic
Blessed peace or reconciliation.
English
Traveler or wagon builder, variant of Waylon.
Scottish
Ice or devoted to God, short form of Isabella.
Modern
Contemporary creation, possibly influenced by African or Hebrew roots.
Germanic
Powerful ruler, diminutive of Richard.
Hebrew
Ewe or lamb, variant of Rachel.
Germanic
Noble or of noble kind, variant of Alyssa.
African
Contemporary creation or African-inspired name.
English
Coal town, variant of Colton.
Latin
Olive tree or alive, variant of Olivia.
Modern
Contemporary African American creation blending Lake and Shia.
Greek
Well-born or noble, Spanish or Italian form of Eugene.
Spanish
A Spanish name of Germanic origin, possibly related to or derived from Hernani.
Irish
Derived from the Irish word 'bran' meaning raven.