Browse names

Modern creation

A modern invented name, possibly combining De- with Asia or a variant of Aisha.

Modern creation

A modern invented name, possibly a variant of Iyana or a unique creation.

Irish

Derived from Irish origins, possibly meaning 'a heavy work shoe.'

Germanic

A variant combining Audrey (meaning 'noble strength') with the suffix -ana.

Hebrew

Derived from the Hebrew name Eli, meaning 'ascended' or 'high.'

Modern creation

A modern variant of Kaidan or Caden, possibly derived from Gaelic origins.

Germanic

A variant of Otis, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperous.'

Greek

A variant spelling of Melissa, derived from Greek meaning 'honey bee.'

Italian

Derived from the Italian and Latin word meaning 'clear' or 'bright.'

English

A variant of Harley, derived from Old English meaning 'hare meadow.'

African American

A modern creation, possibly a variant of Aisha with the prefix Ty-.

Greek

Possibly derived from Tyre or Tyrone, with ancient Tyre being a Phoenician city.

Germanic

A short form of Leonard, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'lion' and 'brave.'

Germanic

The Spanish form of Arnold, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'eagle' and 'ruler.'

French

Derived from French elements, possibly meaning 'three' combined with a location element.

English

Derived from the English geographical name for the East Asian country.

Latin

Derived from the Latin word 'linum' meaning 'flax' or 'linen.'

Greek

A variant of Dennis, derived from Dionysus, the Greek god of wine.

German

A variant of Camille, derived from the Latin 'camilla' meaning 'noble' or possibly from the chamomile flower.

English

A short form of Cleveland, derived from Old English meaning 'hilly place.'

Gaelic

A variant of Kyle or Kayle, derived from Gaelic meaning 'narrow strait.'

African American

A modern creation, possibly combining Da- with Aisha or a variant of Aisha.

Sanskrit

A variant or modern creation possibly related to Tamika or derived from Sanskrit origins.

English

Derived from the English word for the color gray or grey.

French

A variant of Jamie or Jaime, derived from James meaning 'supplanter.'

Latin

A variant of Laurence or Lorenzo, derived from the Latin 'laurentum' or the laurel plant.

Scandinavian

A variant of Karen or Caryn, derived from Scandinavian and Greek origins.

Greek

The French form of Christopher, derived from Greek meaning 'Christ-bearer.'

Greek

A variant of Jason, derived from Greek meaning 'healer' or possibly 'to heal.'

Hebrew

A variant of Jean, derived from Jeanne, the French form of Joanna meaning 'God is gracious.'

Old English

Derived from Old English elements meaning 'joyful' and 'ford' (shallow river crossing).

Latin

From the Latin name Hilarius, derived from 'hilaris' meaning 'cheerful.'

Germanic

A variant of Arlen, derived from Germanic elements possibly meaning 'noble' or 'pledge.'

Greek

Derived from the Greek word meaning 'truth' or 'truthfulness.'

Hebrew

A variant of Jeremiah, derived from Hebrew meaning 'God will exalt' or 'God is exalted.'

African

Possibly derived from Swahili or other African language roots.

Greek

Derived from the Greek word 'zona' meaning 'girdle' or 'belt.'

Hawaiian

Possibly derived from Hawaiian origins, or a variant of Celia meaning 'heavenly.'

Latin

A variant of Marcus, derived from the Latin god Mars, representing 'warrior.'

Scottish

A modern variant of Carson, derived from Scottish meaning 'son of Carr' or 'marsh dweller.'

Hebrew

A variant of Jeremy, derived from Jeremiah meaning 'God will exalt.'

Greek

Derived from Greek elements meaning 'well' and 'speaking,' thus 'well-spoken.'

Scottish

Derived from Scottish and French origins, meaning 'baron' or 'nobleman.'

Modern creation

A modern variant or blend of Cherish, Cherry, or Cherise as an invented name.

Germanic

The Spanish form of Albert, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'noble' and 'bright.'

Latin

A short form of Martin or Martha, derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Hawaiian

Possibly derived from Hawaiian origins or a variant of Hallie meaning 'heroine' or 'hall.'

English

A modern variant of Trenton or Travis, derived from English place-name elements.