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Picking the right name for your baby

What’s in a name? Some parents choose names that carry special meaning. They’re sports buffs who name their children after legendary athletes, bookworms who name their children after beloved characters, and nature lovers who name their children after the things they see in their favorite

vistas.

Then again, some people choose names not because they carry personal significance but simply because they fall in love with them. They may not be sports buffs, bookworms, or nature lovers, but they still choose names like Jordan, Bridget, and Willow.

However you approach it, here are several lists of girls’ and boys’ names inspired by people, places, and things. (To learn more about choosing names with special meaning, check out “How to Pick a Name You and Your Baby Will Love” here.)

’Aolani (Hawaiian) heavenly cloud.

Aolanee, Aolaney, Aolania, Aolaniah, Aolanie, Aolany, Aolanya

’Aulani (Hawaiian) royal messenger.

Aulanee, Aulaney, Aulania, Aulanie, Aulany, Aulanya, Aulanyah, Lani, Lanie

A’lexus (American) a form of Alexis.

Aaleyah (Hebrew) a form of Aliya.

Aalayah, Aalayaha, Aalea, Aaleah, Aaleaha, Aaleeyah, Aaleyiah, Aaleyyah

Aaliah (Hebrew) a form of Aliya.

Aaliaya, Aaliayah

Aalisha (Greek) a form of Alisha.

Aaleasha, Aaliesha

Aaliya (Hebrew) a form of Aliya.

Aahliyah, Aailiyah, Aailyah, Aalaiya, Aalia, Aalieyha, Aaliyaha, Aaliyha, Aalliah, Aalliyah

Aaliyah (Hebrew) a form of Aliya.

Aalyiah (Hebrew) a form of Aliya.

Aalyah

Aaron B G (Hebrew) enlightened. (Arabic) messenger. Bible: the brother of

Moses and the first high priest. See also Arin, Erin.

Aarti (Hebrew, Hindi) a form of Arti.

Aasta (Norse) love.

Aastah, Asta, Astah

Aba (Fante, Twi) born on Thursday.

Abagael, Abagail, Abbagail (Hebrew) forms of Abigail.

Abagaile, Abagale, Abagayle, Abageal, Abagil, Abbagael, Abbagale, Abbagayle

Abauro (Greek) tint of the sky at sunrise.

Abbey G B (Hebrew) a familiar form of Abigail.

Aabbee, Abbe, Abbea, Abbee, Abbeigh, Abbye, Abea, Abee, Abeey, Abey, Abi, Abia, Abie, Aby

Abbi, Abbie, Abby (Hebrew) familiar forms of Abigail.

Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abigael, Abigayle (Hebrew) forms of

Abigail. Abbigael, Abbigal, Abbigayl

Abbygail, Abygail (Hebrew) forms of Abigail.

Abbygael, Abbygale, Abbygayl, Abbygayle, Abygael, Abygaile, Abygale, Abygayl, Abygayle

Abeer (Hebrew) a short form of Abira.

Abeir, Abiir, Abir

Abegail (Hebrew) a form of Abigail.

Abegael, Abegaile, Abegale, Abegayle

Abelarda (Arabic) servant of Allah.

Abelina (American) a combination of Abbey + Lina.

Abilana, Abilene

Abeliñe (Basque) a form of Abelina.

Abena (Akan) born on Tuesday.

Abenah, Abeni, Abina, Abinah, Abyna, Abynah

Aberfa (Welsh) one who comes from the mouth of the river.

Abertha (Welsh) to sacrifice.

Abia (Arabic) great.

Abbia, Abbiah, Abiah, Abya

Abiann, Abianne (American) combinations of Abbey + Ann. Abian

Abida (Arabic) worshiper.

Abedah, Abidah

Abidán (Hebrew) my father is judge.

Abiel (Hebrew) God is my father.

Abigail (Hebrew) father’s joy. Bible: one of the wives of King David.

See also Candi, Kandi.

Candra (Latin) glowing. See also Kandra.

Candrah, Candrea, Candria, Candriah, Candrya, Candryah

Candyce (Greek) a form of Candace.

Candys, Candyse, Cyndyss

Canela (Latin) cinnamon.

Caniad (Welsh) a form of Carmen.

Canita (Hebrew, Latin) a form of Carmen.

Cantara (Arabic) small crossing.

Cantarah

Cantrelle (French) song.

Cantrel, Cantrela, Cantrelah, Cantrele, Cantrella, Cantrellah, Kantrel, Kantrella, Kantrelle

Canuta (German) of good origin.

Capitolina (Latin) she who lives with the gods.

Capri (Italian) a short form of Caprice. Geography: an island off the west

coast of Italy.

Caprice (Italian) fanciful.

Cappi, Caprece, Caprecia, Capresha, Capricia, Capriese, Caprina, Capris, Caprise, Caprisha,

Cara, Carah (Latin) dear. (Irish) friend. See also Karah.

Caira, Caragh, Caranda, Carrah

Caralampia (Greek) illuminated by happiness.

Caralee (Irish) a form of Cara.

Caralea, Caraleigh, Caralia, Caralie, Carely

Caralyn (English) a form of Caroline.

Carelyn (English) a form of Caroline.

Carrelean, Carreleana, Carreleanah, Carreleane, Carreleene, Carrelin, Carrelina, Carrelinah,

Carem (Spanish) a form of Karen.

Caren (Welsh) a form of Caron. (Italian) a form of Carina.

Carenza (Irish) a form of Karenza.

Caranza, Caranzah, Caranzia, Caranziah, Carenzah, Carenzia, Carenziah, Carenzya, Carenzyah

Caressa (French) a form of Carissa.

Carass, Carassa, Carassah, Caresa, Carese, Caresse, Charessa, Charesse, Karessa

Cari, Carie (Welsh) forms of Carey, Kari.

Caria, Cariah

Caridad, Caridade (Latin) love; affection.

Carilyn (English) a form of Caroline.

Carina (Italian) dear little one. (Greek) a familiar form of Cora. (Swedish)

a form of Karen.

Carine (Italian) a form of Carina.

Carinne, Carrian, Carrine

Carisa, Carrisa, Carrissa (Greek) forms of Carissa.

Caris, Carisah, Carise, Carisha, Carisia, Carysa, Carysah, Charisa

Carisma (Greek) a form of Karisma.

Carismah, Carismara, Carysma, Carysmah, Carysmara

Carissa (Greek) beloved. See also Karisa.

Caressa, Cariss, Carissah, Carisse, Caryssa, Caryssah

Carita (Latin) charitable.

Caritah, Caritta, Carittah, Caryta, Carytah, Carytta, Caryttah, Karita, Karitah, Karitta, Karittah

Caritina (Latin) grace.

Carla (German) farmer. (English) strong. (Latin) a form of Carol, Caroline.

Carlee, Carleigh, Carley, Carli, Carlie (English) forms of Carly. See also

Karlee, Karley.

Carleen, Carlene (English) forms of Caroline. See also Karleen.

Carlaen, Carlaena, Carlane, Carlean, Carleana, Carleanah, Carleane, Carleena, Carleenah,

Carlena (English) a form of Caroline.

Carlin BG (Irish) little champion. (Latin) a short form of Caroline.

Carlan, Carlana, Carlandra, Carlinda, Carlindah, Carline, Carllan, Carllin, Carlyn, Carrlin

Carlina (Latin, Irish) a form of Carlin.

Carlinah

Carling (Latin, Irish) a form of Carlin.

Carlisa (American) a form of Carlissa.

Carilis, Carilise, Carilyse, Carletha, Carlethe, Carlis, Carlisah, Carlise, Carlysa, Carlysah,

Carlyse

Carlisha (American) a form of Carlissa.

Carleasha, Carleashah, Carleesha, Carleesia, Carleesiah, Carlesia, Carlesiah, Carlicia, Carlisia,

Carlissa (American) a combination of Carla + Lissa.

Carleeza, Carlisa, Carliss, Carlissah, Carlisse, Carlissia, Carlissiah, Carlista, Carlyssa,

Carlita (Italian) a form of Carlotta.

Carlitah

Carlotta (Italian) a form of Charlotte.

Carleta, Carletah, Carlete, Carletta, Carlettah, Carlette, Carlite, Carlot, Carlota, Carlotah,

Carly (English) a familiar form of Caroline, Charlotte. See also Karley.

Carli, Carlie, Carlya, Carlyah, Carlye

Carlyle B G (English) Carla’s island.

Carlyse, Carlysle

Carlyn, Carlynn (Irish) forms of Carlin.

Carllyn, Carllyna, Carllynah, Carllyne, Carlyna, Carlynah, Carlynne

Carman (Latin) a form of Carmen.

Carme (Galician) a form of Carmela.

Carmel G B (Hebrew) a short form of Carmela.

Carmal, Carmele, Carmelie, Carmell, Carmelle, Carmely, Carmil, Carmile, Carmill, Carmille,

Carmela, Carmella (Hebrew) garden; vineyard. Bible: Mount Carmel in

Israel is often thought of as paradise. See also Karmel.

Carmelit (Hebrew) a short form of Carmelita.

Carmalit, Carmellit

Carmelita (Hebrew) a form of Carmela.

Carmaletta, Carmalita, Carmelitha, Carmelitia, Carmellita, Carmellitha, Carmellitia, Leeta, Lita

Carmelo (Spanish) a form of Carmela.

Carmen G B (Latin) song. Religion: Nuestra Señora del Carmen—Our

Lady of Mount Carmel—is one of the titles of the Virgin Mary.

Carmina (Latin) a form of Carmine.

Carminah, Carmyna, Carmynah, Karmina, Karminah

Carmiña, Carminda (Spanish) forms of Carmen.

Carmine B G (Latin) song; red.

Carmin, Carmyn, Carmyne, Carmynn, Karmine, Karmyne

Carmo (Portuguese) a form of Carmela.

Carnelian (Latin) clear, reddish stone.

Carnelia, Carneliah, Carnelya, Carnelyah, Carnelyan

Carniela (Greek) a form of Karniela.

Carniela, Carniele, Carniell, Carniella, Carnielle, Carnyel, Carnyela, Carnyella, Carnyelle

Carol (German) farmer. (French) song of joy. (English) strong. See also

Charlene, Kalle, Karol.

Carol Ann, Carol Anne, Carolan, Carolane, Carolanne (American)

combinations of Carol + Ann. Forms of Caroline.

Carole (English) a form of Carol.

Carolee, Karole, Karrole

Carolina (Italian) a form of Caroline. See also Karolina.

Carilena, Carlena, Caroleana, Caroleanah, Caroleena, Caroleina, Carolena, Carolinah,

Caroline (French) little and strong. See also Carla, Carleen, Carlin,

Karolina.

Carolyn, Carolyne, Carolynn (English) forms of Caroline. See also

Karolyn.

Caron (Welsh) loving, kindhearted, charitable.

Caaran, Caaren, Caarin, Caaron, Caran, Carane, Carene, Carin, Carinn, Caronne, Carran,

Carona (Spanish) a form of Corona.

Carpófora (Greek) one who carries fruits.

Carra (Irish) a form of Cara.

Carrah

Carrie (English) a familiar form of Carol, Caroline. See also Carey, Kari,

Karri.

Carrigan (Irish) a form of Corrigan (see Boys’ Names).

Carrigen

Carrington B G (Welsh) rocky town.

Carrola (French) a form of Carol.

Carson B G (English) child of Carr.

Carsen, Carsyn

Carter B G (English) cart driver.

Karter

Cary B G (Welsh) a form of Carey.

Carya, Caryah

Caryl (Latin) a form of Carol.

Carryl, Carryle, Carryll, Carrylle, Caryle, Caryll, Carylle

Caryn (Danish) a form of Karen.

Caaryn, Carryn, Carryna, Carrynah, Carryne, Caryna, Carynah, Caryne, Carynn

Carys (Welsh) love.

Caris, Caryse, Caryss, Carysse, Ceris, Cerys

Casandra (Greek) a form of Cassandra.

Casandera, Casandre, Casandrea, Casandrey, Casandri, Casandria, Casandrina, Casandrine,

Casanndra

Casey B G (Irish) brave. (Greek) a familiar form of Acacia. See also Kasey.

Cacee, Cacy, Caecey, Caicey, Cascy, Casea, Casee, Casy, Cayse, Caysea, Caysee, Caysey, Caysy

Cashmere (Slavic) a form of Casimir.

Cash, Cashemere, Cashi, Cashmeire

Casi, Casie (Irish) forms of Casey.

Caci, Cacia, Cacie, Casci, Cascie, Casia, Cayci, Caycia, Cayciah, Caysi, Caysia, Caysiah,

Casiana (Latin) empty; vain.

Casidy, Cassidee, Cassidi, Cassidie (Irish) forms of Cassidy.

Casidee, Casidey, Casidi, Casidia, Casidiah, Casidie

Casiel (Latin) mother of the earth.

Casilda (Arabic) virgin carrier of the lance.

Casimir (Polish) a form of Casimira.

Casimira (Slavic) peacemaker. See also Kasimira.

Casimiera, Casimirah, Casmira, Casmirah, Casmyra, Casmyrah, Cazmira, Cazmirah, Cazmyra,

Cass B G (Greek) a short form of Cassandra.

Cas, Cassa, Kas, Kass

Cassady (Irish) a form of Cassidy.

Casadea, Casadee, Casadey, Casadi, Casadia, Casadiah, Casadie, Casady, Cassaday, Cassadea,

Cassandra (Greek) helper of men. Mythology: a prophetess of ancient

Greece whose prophesies were not believed.

Cassandre (Greek) a form of Cassandra.

Cassaundra (Greek) a form of Cassandra.

Casaundra, Casaundre, Casaundri, Casaundria, Cassaundre, Cassaundri, Cassundra, Cassundre,

Cassey, Cassi, Cassy (Greek) familiar forms of Cassandra, Catherine. See

Cassia (Greek) a cinnamon-like spice. See also Kasia.

Casia, Casiah, Cass, Cassiah, Cassya, Cassyah, Casya, Cazia, Caziah, Cazya, Cazyah, Cazzia,

Cassidy G B (Irish) clever. See also Kassidy.

Casseday, Cassiddy, Cassidey, Cassidia, Cassity, Cassydi, Cassydie, Cassydy, Casydi, Casydie,

Casydy, Cazidy, Cazzidy

Cassie (Greek) a familiar form of Cassandra, Catherine.

Cassiopeia (Greek) clever. Mythology: the wife of the Ethiopian king

Cepheus; the mother of Andromeda.

Cassio

Cassondra (Greek) a form of Cassandra.

Casondra, Casondre, Casondria, Casondriah, Cassondre, Cassondri, Cassondria, Cazzondra,

Casta (Greek) pure.

Castalia (Greek) fountain of purity.

Castel (Spanish) to the castle.

Castora (Spanish) brilliant.

Cástula (Greek) a form of Casta.

Cataleya (Spanish) a form of Cattleya. Botany: Cattleya is a genus of

orchid that grows in Colombia.

Catalín (Spanish) a form of Caitlin.

Catalina (Spanish) a form of Catherine. See also Katalina.

Cataleen, Catalena, Catalene, Catalin, Catalinah, Cataline, Catalyn, Catalyna, Catana, Catania,

Catalonia (Spanish) a region of Spain.

Catarina (German) a form of Catherine.

Catarena, Catarin, Catarine, Cattarina, Cattarinah, Cattarine

Catelin, Catelyn, Catelynn (Irish) forms of Caitlin.

Cateline, Catelyne

Caterina (German) a form of Catherine.

Catereana, Catereanah, Catereane, Catereena, Catereenah, Catereene, Caterin, Caterinah,

Catharine (Greek) a form of Catherine.

Catharen, Catharin, Catharina, Catharinah, Catharyn

Catherine (Greek) pure. (English) a form of Katherine.

Cairena, Cairene, Cairina, Caitrin, Cat, Cate, Cathann, Cathanne, Cathenne, Catheren,

Catheryn (Greek, English) a form of Catherine.

Catheryne

Cathi (Greek) a form of Cathy.

Cathie

Cathleen (Irish) a form of Catherine. See also Caitlin, Kathleen.

Caithlyn, Cathalean, Cathaleana, Cathaleanah, Cathaleane, Cathaleen, Cathaleena, Cathaleenah,

Cathrine, Cathryn (Greek) forms of Catherine.

Cathrina, Cathrinah, Cathryna, Cathrynah, Cathryne, Cathrynn, Catryn

Cathy (Greek) a familiar form of Catherine, Cathleen. See also Kathi.

Catha, Cathe, Cathea, Cathee, Cathey

Catia (Russian) a form of Katia.

Cattiah

Catie (English) a form of Katie.

Catina (English) a form of Katina.

Cateana, Cateanah, Cateena, Cateenah, Cateina, Cateinah, Cateyna, Cateynah, Catinah, Catine,

Catlin G B (Irish) a form of Caitlin.

Catlee, Catleen, Catleene, Catlina, Catline, Catlyn, Catlyna, Catlyne, Catlynn, Catlynne

Catriel (Hebrew) a form of Katriel.

Catriela, Catrielah, Catriele, Catriell, Catriella, Catriellah, Catrielle

Catrina (Slavic) a form of Catherine, Katrina.

Catriona (Slavic) a form of Catherine, Katrina.

Catrionah, Catrione, Catroina

Cayce (Greek, Irish) a form of Casey.

Caycea, Caycee, Caycey, Caycy

Cayetana (Spanish) native of the city of Gaeta, Italy.

Cayfutray (Mapuche) celestial waterfall from heaven.

Cayla, Caylah (Hebrew) forms of Kayla.

Caylan, Caylana, Caylanah, Caylea, Cayleah, Caylia, Cayliah

Caylen, Caylin (American) forms of Caitlin.

Caylean, Cayleana, Cayleanah, Cayleane, Cayleen, Cayleena, Cayleenah, Cayleene, Caylena,

Ceaira (Irish) a form of Ciara.

Ceairah, Ceairra

Ceanna (Italian) a form of Ciana.

Ceara, Cearra (Irish) forms of Ciara.

Cearaa, Cearah, Cearie, Seara, Searah

Cecelia (Latin) a form of Cecilia. See also Sheila.

Cacelea, Caceleah, Cacelia, Cece, Ceceilia, Cecelyn, Cecette, Cescelia, Cescelie

Cecile (Latin) a form of Cecilia.

Cecilla, Cecille

Cecilia (Latin) blind. See also Cicely, Cissy, Secilia, Selia, Sissy.

Cacilia, Caciliah, Caecilia, Caeciliah, Cecil, Cecila, Cecilea, Ceciliah, Cecilija, Cecillia, Cecilya,

Cecília (Portuguese) a form of Cecilia.

Cecily (Latin) a form of Cecilia.

Cacelee, Cacelei, Caceleigh, Caceley, Caceli, Cacilie, Caecilie, Ceceli, Cecelie, Cecely, Cecilee,

Cedar BG (Latin) a kind of evergreen conifer.

Cedrica (English) battle chieftain.

Cadryca, Cadrycah, Cedricah

Ceferina (German) caresses like a soft wind.

Ceil (Latin) a short form of Cecilia.

Ceel, Ciel

Ceilidh (Irish) country dance.

Ceira, Ceirra (Irish) forms of Ciara.

Ceire

Celandine (Latin) an herb with yellow flowers. (Greek) swallow.

Celandina, Celandinah, Celandrina, Celandrinah, Celandrine, Celandryna, Celandrynah,

Celedonia (German) a form of Celidonia.

Celena (Greek) a form of Selena.

Caleena, Calena, Celeana, Celeanah, Celeena, Celeenah, Celenia, Cena

Celene (Greek) a form of Celena.

Celean, Celeane, Celeen, Celeene, Celyne, Cylyne

Celerina (Spanish) quick.

Celesta (Latin) a form of Celeste.

Celestah

Celeste (Latin) celestial, heavenly.

Cele, Celeeste, Celense, Celes, Celesia, Celesley, Celest, Celestar, Celestelle, Celestia, Celestial,

Celestina (Latin) a form of Celeste.

Celesteana, Celesteanah, Celesteena, Celesteenah, Celestinah, Celestinia, Celestyna, Celestynah,

Celestine (Latin) a form of Celeste.

Celesteane, Celesteen, Celesteene, Celestin, Celestyn

Celia (Latin) a short form of Cecilia.

Ceilia, Celea, Celeah, Celee, Celei, Celeigh, Celey, Celi, Celiah, Celie, Cellia, Celliah, Cellya,

Célia (Portuguese) a form of Celia.

Celidonia (Greek) celandine herb.

Celina (Greek) a form of Celena. See also Selina.

Calina, Celeana, Celeanah, Celeena, Celeenah, Celinah, Celinda, Celinia, Celiniah, Celinka,

Celine (Greek) a form of Celena.

Caline, Celeane, Celeene, Celin, Céline, Cellinn, Celyn, Celyne, Ciline, Cilline

Celmira (Arabic) brilliant one.

Celosia (Greek) dry; burning.

Celosiah, Celosya, Celosyah, Selosia, Selosiah, Selosya, Selosyah

Celsa (Latin) very spiritual.

Celsey (Scandinavian, Scottish, English) a form of Kelsey.

Cemelia (Punic) she has God present.

Cenobia (Greek) stranger.

Centehua (Nahuatl) only one.

Centola (Arabic) light of knowledge.

Cera (French) a short form of Cerise.

Cerea, Ceri, Ceria, Cerra

Cercira (Greek) Geography: native of Syrtis, an ancient name for the gulf

of the Mediterranean Sea.

Cerella (Latin) springtime.

Cerela, Cerelah, Cerelia, Cereliah, Cerelisa, Cerellah, Cerelle, Cerelya, Cerelyah, Serelia,

Ceres (Latin) Mythology: the Roman goddess of agriculture. Astronomy:

the first asteroid discovered to have an orbit between Mars and Saturn.

Ceridwen (Welsh) poetic goddess.

Cerise (French) cherry; cherry red.

Carisce, Carise, Carisse, Caryce, Caryse, Cerice, Cericia, Cerissa, Cerria, Cerrice, Cerrina,

Cesara, Cesaria, Cesira, Cesírea (Latin) forms of Cesare.

Cesare (Latin) long-haired. History: Roman emperors were given the title

Caesar.

Cesarina (Latin) a form of Cesare.

Cesilia (Latin) a form of Cecilia.

Cesia, Cesya

Chabela (Hebrew) a form of Isabel.

Chabeli (French) a form of Chablis.

Chabelly, Chabely

Chablis (French) a dry white wine. Geography: a region in France where

wine grapes are grown.

Chadee (French) from Chad, a country in north-central Africa. See also

Sade.

Chahna (Hindi, Indian) love; light, illumination.

Chai (Hebrew) life.

Chae, Chaela, Chaeli, Chaelia, Chaella, Chaelle, Chaena, Chaia, Chay

Chaka (Sanskrit) a form of Chakra. See also Shaka.

Chakai, Chakia, Chakiah, Chakka, Chakkah, Chakya, Chakyah

Chakra (Sanskrit) circle of energy.

Chakara, Chakaria, Chakena, Chakina, Chakira, Chakrah, Chakria, Chakriya, Chakyra,

Chalchiuitl (Nahuatl) emerald.

Chalice (French) goblet.

Chalace, Chalcia, Chalcie, Chalece, Chalicea, Chalie, Chaliece, Chaliese, Chalis, Chalisa,

Chalina (Spanish) a form of Rose. See also Shalena.

Chalin, Chalinah, Chaline, Chalini, Challain, Challaina, Challaine, Chalyn, Chalyna, Chalynah,

Chalonna (American) a combination of the prefix Cha + Lona.

Chalon, Chalona, Chalonah, Chalonda, Chalone, Chalonee, Chalonn, Chalonnah, Chalonne,

Chambray (French) a lightweight fabric.

Chambrae, Chambrai, Chambre, Chambree, Chambrée, Chambrey, Chambria, Chambrie,

Chamique (American) a form of Shamika.

Champagne (French) a province in eastern France; a wine made in this

province.

Chan B G (Cambodian) sweet-smelling tree.

Chana (Hebrew) a form of Hannah.

Chanae, Chanah, Chanai, Chanay, Chanea, Chanie, Channa, Channah

Chance B G (English) a short form of Chancey.

Chancey BG (English) chancellor; church official.

Chancee, Chancie, Chancy

Chanda (Sanskrit) short tempered. Religion: the demon defeated by the

Hindu goddess Chamunda.

Chandani (Hindi) moonlight.

Chandanee, Chandaney, Chandania, Chandaniah, Chandany, Chandanya, Chandanyah

Chandelaria (Spanish) candle.

Candeleria, Candeleva, Candelona, Candeloria, Candeluria, Kandelaria

Chandelle (French) candle.

Chandal, Chandala, Chandalah, Chandale, Chandel, Chandela, Chandelah, Chandele, Chandell,

Chandi (Indian) moonlight. (Sanskrit) a form of Chanda.

Chandler B G (Hindi) moon. (Old English) candlemaker.

Chandlar, Chandlier, Chandlor, Chandlyr

Chandra (Sanskrit) moon. Religion: the Hindu god of the moon.

Chandrae, Chandrah, Chandray, Chandre, Chandrea, Chandrelle, Chandria, Chandrya

Chanel, Channel (English) channel.

Chanell, Chanelle, Channelle (English) forms of Chanel.

Chanella, Channell, Shanell

Chaney BG (French) oak.

Chaynee, Cheaney, Cheney, Cheyne, Cheyney

Chanice, Chanise (American) forms of Shanice.

Chanisse, Chenice, Chenise

Channa (Hindi) chickpea.

Channah

Channing BG (English) wise. (French) canon; church official.

Chane, Chanin, Chaning, Chann, Channin, Channyn, Chanyn

Chantal, Chantale, Chantalle (French) song.

Chandal, Chantaal, Chantael, Chantala, Chantalah, Chantall, Chantasia, Chanteau, Chantle,

Chantara (American) a form of Chantal.

Chantarah, Chantarai, Chantarra, Chantarrah, Chantarria, Chantarriah, Chantarrya,

Chante BG (French) a short form of Chantal.

Chanta, Chantae, Chantai, Chantay, Chantaye, Chantéa, Chantee, Chanti, Chaunte, Chauntea,

Chanté (French) a short form of Chantal.

Chantel, Chantele, Chantell, Chantelle (French) forms of Chantal. See

Chantia (French) a form of Chante.

Chantile (French) a form of Chantal.

Chantil, Chantila, Chantile, Chantill, Chantilla, Chantille, Chantril, Chantrill, Chantrille

Chantilly (French) fine lace. See also Shantille.

Chantiel, Chantielle, Chantil, Chantila, Chantilea, Chantileah, Chantilée, Chantilei, Chantileigh,

Chantrea (Cambodian) moon; moonbeam.

Chantra, Chantrey, Chantri, Chantria

Chantrice (French) singer. See also Shantrice.

Chantreese, Chantress

Chardae, Charde (Punjabi) charitable. (French) short forms of

Chardonnay.

Chardonnay (French) a dry white wine.

Char, Chardnay, Chardney, Chardon, Chardona, Chardonae, Chardonai, Chardonay, Chardonaye,

Charice (Greek) a form of Charis.

Charis (Greek) grace; kindness.

Charece, Chareece, Chareeze, Charese, Chari, Charie, Charise, Charish, Chariss, Charris,

Charisma (Greek) the gift of leadership.

Charissa (Greek) a form of Charity.

Charesa, Charessa, Charisa, Charisah, Charisha, Chariss, Charissah, Charista, Charrisa,

Charisse (Greek) a form of Charity.

Charese, Charesse, Charise, Charissee, Charrise, Charrisse, Charryse, Charrysse, Charysse

Charity (Latin) charity, kindness.

Chariety, Charista, Charita, Charitah, Charitas, Charitea, Charitee, Charitey, Chariti, Charitia,

Charla (French, English) a short form of Charlene, Charlotte.

Chalah, Char, Charlae, Charlai, Charlea

Charlaine (English) a form of Charlene.

Charlaina, Charlane, Charlanna, Charlayna, Charlayne, Charlein, Charleina, Charleine,

Charlee, Charleigh, Charli (German, English) forms of Charlie.

Charle, Charlea, Charleah, Charlei, Charlya

Charleen, Charline (English) forms of Charlene.

Charleena, Charleene, Charlin, Charlina

Charlene (English) a form of Caroline. See also Carol, Karla, Sharlene.

Charlaine, Charlean, Charleana, Charleane, Charleesa, Charlein, Charleina, Charleine,

Charley BG (German, English) a form of Charlie.

Charlie BG (German, English) strong.

Charlia, Charliah, Charyl, Chatty, Sharli, Sharlie

Charlisa (French) a form of Charlotte.

Charlize (South African) a feminine form of Charles, Charlie. Movies:

Charlize Theron is a movie star from South Africa.

Charlotte (French) a form of Caroline. Literature: Charlotte Brontë was

a British novelist and poet best known for her novel Jane Eyre.

Charly BG (German, English) a form of Charlie.

Charmaine (French) a form of Carmen. See also Karmaine, Sharmaine.

Charmane (French) a form of Charmaine.

Charman

Charnette (American) a combination of Charo + Annette.

Charnetta, Charnita

Charnika (American) a combination of Charo + Nika.

Charneka, Charniqua, Charnique

Charo (Spanish) a familiar form of Rosa.

Charoe, Charow

Charyanna (American) a combination of Charo + Anna.

Charian, Charyian, Cheryn

Chase B G (French) hunter.

Chace, Chaise, Chasen, Chason, Chass, Chasse, Chastan, Chasten, Chastin, Chastinn, Chaston,

Chasidy, Chassidy (Latin) forms of Chastity.

Chasa Dee, Chasadie, Chasady, Chasidee, Chasidey, Chasidie, Chassedi, Chassidi, Chasydi

Chasity (Latin) a form of Chastity.

Chasiti, Chasitie, Chasitty, Chassey, Chassie, Chassiti, Chassity, Chassy

Chastity (Latin) pure.

Chasta, Chastady, Chastidy, Chastitea, Chastitee, Chastitey, Chastiti, Chastitie, Chastney, Chasty

Chauntel (French) a form of Chantal.

Chaunta, Chauntae, Chauntay, Chaunte, Chauntell, Chauntelle, Chawntel, Chawntell, Chawntelle,

Chava (Hebrew) life. (Yiddish) bird. Religion: the original name of Eve.

Chabah, Chavae, Chavah, Chavala, Chavalah, Chavarra, Chavarria, Chave, Chavé, Chavetta,

Chavella (Spanish) a form of Isabel.

Chavi (Gypsy) girl.

Chavali, Chavee, Chavey, Chavia, Chaviah, Chavie, Chavy, Chavya, Chavyah

Chavon (Hebrew) a form of Jane.

Chavaughn, Chavaughna, Chavaughne, Chavawn, Chavawna, Chavawnah, Chavawne, Chavona,

Chavonne (Hebrew) a form of Chavon. (American) a combination of the

prefix Cha

Chaya (Hebrew) life; living.

Chaia, Chaiah, Chaike, Chaye, Chayka, Chayra

Chayla (English) a form of Chaylea.

Chaylah

Chaylea (English) a combination of Chaya + Lea.

Chailea, Chaileah, Chailee, Chailei, Chaileigh, Chailey, Chaili, Chailia, Chailiah, Chailie, Chaily,

Chela, Chelo (Spanish) forms of Consuelo.

Chelby (English) a form of Shelby.

Chelci, Chelcie, Chelsee, Chelsey, Chelsi, Chelsie, Chelsy (English)

forms of Chelsea.

Chelley (English) a form of Shelley.

Chellea, Chelleah, Chellee, Chellei, Chelleigh, Chelli, Chellie, Chelly

Chelsa (English) a form of Chelsea.

Chelsae, Chelsah

Chelse (English) a form of Chelsea.

Chelce

Chelsea (English) seaport. See also Kelsey, Shelsea.

Chelcea, Chelcee, Chelcey, Chelcy, Chelese, Chelesia, Chelli, Chellie, Chellise, Chelsay,

Chelsia (English) a form of Chelsea.

Chemarin (Hebrew) girl in black.

Chemarina, Chemarine, Chemaryn, Chemaryna, Chemaryne

Chenelle (English) a form of Chanel.

Chenel, Chenell

Chenetta (French) oak tree.

Chenet, Cheneta, Chenetah, Chenete, Chenett, Chenettah, Chenette

Chenoa (Native American) white dove.

Chenee, Chenika, Chenita, Chenna, Chenoah

Chepa (Hebrew) chaste.

Cher (French) beloved, dearest. (English) a short form of Cherilyn.

Chere, Sher, Shere, Sherr

Cherelle, Cherrell, Cherrelle (French) forms of Cheryl. See also Sherelle.

Charel, Charela, Charelah, Charele, Charell, Charella, Charellah, Charelle, Cherel, Cherell,

Cherese (Greek) a form of Cherish.

Chereese, Cheresa, Cheresse

Cheri, Cherie, Cherri (French) familiar forms of Cher.

Cheree, Chérie, Cheriee, Cherree, Cherrie

Cherice, Cherise, Cherisse (French) forms of Cherish. See also Sharice,

Sherice.

Cherilyn (English) a combination of Cheryl + Lynn. See also Sherylyn.

Cheralyn, Chereen, Chereena, Cherilin, Cherilina, Cherilinah, Cheriline, Cherilyna, Cherilynah,

Cherish (English) dearly held, precious.

Charish, Charisha, Charishe, Charysha, Charyshah, Cheerish, Cheerisha, Cherisha, Cherishah,

Cherita (Latin) a form of Charity.

Chereata, Chereatah, Chereeta, Chereetah, Cherida, Cherita, Cheritah, Cherrita, Cheryta,

Cherokee G B (Native American) a tribal name.

Cherika, Cherikia, Cherkita, Cherokei, Cherokey, Cheroki, Cherokia, Cherokie, Cheroky,

Cherry (Latin) a familiar form of Charity. (French) cherry; cherry red.

Chere, Cherea, Cheree, Cherey, Cherr, Cherrea, Cherree, Cherrey, Cherreye, Cherri, Cherriann,

Cheryl (French) beloved. See also Sheryl.

Charil, Charyl, Cheral, Cheril, Cherila, Cherrelle, Cherril, Cheryl-Ann, Cheryl-Anne, Cheryl-Lee,

Chesarey (American) a form of Desiree.

Chesarae

Chesna (Slavic) peaceful.

Chesnah, Chessna, Chessnah, Chezna, Cheznah, Cheznia, Chezniah, Cheznya, Cheznyah

Chesney (Slavic) a form of Chesna.

Chesnee, Chesnie, Chesny

Chessa (American) a short form of Chesarey.

Chessi, Chessie, Chessy

Chevelle (Spanish) a form of Chavella.

Chevie

Cheyann, Cheyanne (Cheyenne) forms of Cheyenne.

Cheian, Cheiann, Cheianne, Cheyan, Cheyane, Cheyeanne

Cheyanna (Cheyenne) a form of Cheyenne.

Cheyene (Cheyenne) a form of Cheyenne.

Cheyenna (Cheyenne) a form of Cheyenne.

Cheyeana, Cheyeanna, Cheyena

Cheyenne G B (Cheyenne) a tribal name. See also Shaianne, Sheyanne,

Shian, Shyan.

Cheyeene, Cheyenn, Chi-Anna, Chianne, Chie, Chyanne

Cheyla (American) a form of Sheila.

Cheylan, Cheyleigh, Cheylo

Cheyna (American) a short form of Cheyenne.

Chey, Cheye, Cheyne, Cheynee, Cheyney, Cheynna

Chi BG (Cheyenne) a short form of Cheyenne.

Chiara (Italian) a form of Clara.

Cheara, Chiarra, Chyara

Chicahua (Nahuatl) strong.

Chika (Japanese) near and dear.

Chikah, Chikaka, Chikako, Chikara, Chikona, Chyka, Chykah

Chiku (Swahili) chatterer.

Chila (Greek) a form of Cecilia.

Chilali (Native American) snowbird.

Chilalea, Chilaleah, Chilalee, Chilalei, Chilaleigh, Chilalie, Chilaly

China (Chinese) fine porcelain. Geography: a country in eastern Asia.

Chinira (Swahili) God receives.

Chinara, Chinarah, Chinirah, Chynira, Chynirah

Chinue (Ibo) God’s own blessing.

Chione (Egyptian) daughter of the Nile.

Chipahua (Nahuatl) clean.

Chiquita (Spanish) little one. See also Shiquita.

Chaqueta, Chaquita, Chica, Chickie, Chicky, Chikata, Chikita, Chiqueta, Chiquila, Chiquite,

Chiyo (Japanese) eternal.

Chiya

Chloe (Greek) blooming, verdant. Mythology: another name for

Demeter, the goddess of agriculture.

Chloris (Greek) pale. Mythology: the only daughter of Niobe to escape the

vengeful arrows of Apollo and Artemis.

Chlorissa (Greek) a form of Chloris.

Chlorisa, Chlorysa, Clorisa, Clorysa

Cho (Korean) beautiful.

Choe

Cholena (Native American) bird.

Choleana, Choleanah, Choleane, Choleena, Choleenah, Choleene, Choleina, Choleinah,

Chriki (Swahili) blessing.

Chris B G (Greek) a short form of Christopher, Christina. See also Kris.

Chrys, Cris

Chrissa (Greek) a short form of Christina. See also Khrissa.

Chrisea, Chrissea, Chrysa, Chryssa, Crissa, Cryssa

Chrissanth (Greek) gold flower. Botany: chrysanthemums are ornamental,

showy flowers.

Chrissie, Chrissy (English) familiar forms of Christina.

Chrisee, Chrisi, Chrisie, Chrissee, Chrissey, Chrissi, Chrisy, Chryssi, Chryssie, Chryssy, Chrysy,

Christa (German) a short form of Christina. History: Christa McAuliffe, an

American school teacher, was the first civilian on a U.S. space flight.

Christabel (Latin, French) beautiful Christian. See also Kristabel.

Christabeel, Christabela, Christabelah, Christabele, Christabell, Christabella, Christabellah,

Christain B G (Greek) a form of Christina.

Christaina, Christainah, Christaine, Christane, Christayn, Christayna, Christaynah, Christayne

Christal (Latin) a form of Crystal. (Scottish) a form of Christina.

Christalene, Christalin, Christalina, Christaline, Christall, Christalle, Christalyn, Christle,

Christan BG (Greek) a short form of Christina. See also Kristen.

Christana, Christanah, Christann, Christanna, Christyne, Chrystan, Chrysten, Chrystin, Chryston,

Christel, Christelle, Chrystel (French) forms of Christal.

Christele, Christell, Chrystelle

Christen, Christin G B (Greek) short forms of Christina.

Christena (Greek) a form of Christina.

Christeina, Christeinah, Christeinna, Christeinnah

Christene (Greek) a form of Christina.

Christi, Christie (Greek) short forms of Christina, Christine. See also

Christy, Cristi, Kristi, Kristy.

Christian B G (Greek) a form of Christina. See also Kristian, Krystian.

Christi-Ann, Christi-Anne, Christiann, Christianni, Christiaun, Christiean, Christien, Christienne,

Christiana, Christianna (Greek) forms of Christina.

Christianah, Christiannah, Christiannia, Christianniah, Christiena, Chrystiana, Chrystianah,

Christiane, Christianne (Greek) forms of Christina.

Christina (Greek) Christian; anointed. See also Khristina, Kristina, Stina,

Christine (French, English) a form of Christina. See also Khristine,

Kirsten, Kristen, Kristine.

Christophe B G (Greek) a form of Christopher.

Christopher B G (Greek) Christ-bearer. Religion: the patron saint of

travelers and drivers.

Christy (English) a short form of Christina, Christine. See also Christi.

Christey, Chrystey, Chrysty, Cristy

Christyn (Greek) a short form of Christina.

Chrys (English) a form of Chris.

Krys

Chrysta (German) a short form of Christina.

Chrystah, Chrystar, Chrystara

Chrystal (Latin) a form of Christal.

Chrystal-Lynn, Chrystale, Chrystalin, Chrystalina, Chrystaline, Chrystalla, Chrystallina,

Chrystel (French) a form of Christal.

Chrystelle

Chu Hua (Chinese) chrysanthemum.

Chumani (Lakota) dewdrops.

Chumanee, Chumany

Chun B G (Burmese) nature’s renewal.

Chyann, Chyanne (Cheyenne) forms of Cheyenne.

Chyan, Chyana, Chyane, Chyanna

Chyenne (Cheyenne) a form of Cheyenne.

Chyeana, Chyen, Chyena, Chyene, Chyenn, Chyenna, Chyennee

Chyna, Chynna (Chinese) forms of China.

Chynah, Chynnah

Cian B G (Irish) ancient.

Ciann, Cien

Ciana, Cianna (Chinese) forms of China. (Italian) forms of Jane.

Cianah, Ciandra

Ciara, Ciarra (Irish) black. See also Sierra.

Ceara, Chiairah, Ciaara, Ciaera, Ciaira, Ciar, Ciarah, Ciaria, Ciarrah, Ciora, Ciorah, Cioria,

Cibeles (Greek) Mythology: another name for the goddess Cybele.

Cicely (English) a form of Cecilia. See also Sissy.

Cicelea, Ciceleah, Cicelee, Cicelei, Ciceleigh, Ciceley, Ciceli, Cicelia, Cicelie, Ciciley, Cicilia,

Cidney (French) a form of Sydney.

Cidnee, Cidni, Cidnie

Ciearra (Irish) a form of Ciara.

Cieara, Ciearria

Cielo (Latin) she who is celestial.

Cienna (Italian) a form of Ciana.

Ciera, Cierra (Irish) forms of Ciara.

Cierah, Ciere, Cieria, Cierrah, Cierre, Cierria, Cierro

Cihuaton (Nahuatl) little woman.

Cim (English) a form of Kim.

Cimberleigh (English) a form of Kimberly.

Cinderella (French, English) little cinder girl. Literature: a fairy-tale

heroine.

Cindi (Greek) a form of Cindy.

Cindie

Cindy (Greek) moon. (Latin) a familiar form of Cynthia. See also Sindy.

Cindea, Cindeah, Cindee, Cindey

Cinnamon (Greek) aromatic, reddish-brown spice.

Cinamon, Cynamon, Cynnamon, Sinamon, Sinnamon, Synamon, Synnamon

Cinnia (Latin) curly haired.

Cinia, Ciniah, Cinniah, Sinia, Siniah, Sinnia, Sinniah

Cinta (Spanish) a short form of Jacinta.

Cinthia, Cinthya (Greek) forms of Cynthia.

Cinthiah, Cinthiya, Cinthyah

Cintia (Greek) a form of Cynthia.

Cíntia (Portuguese) a form of Cynthia.

Cipriana (Italian) from the island of Cyprus.

Cipres, Cipress, Cipriane, Cipriann, Ciprianna, Ciprianne, Cyprian, Cypriana, Cypriane,

Cipriano (Greek) born in Cyprus.

Ciprina (Spanish) blessed by the goddess of love.

Cira (Spanish) a form of Cyrilla.

Cirah, Ciria, Ciriah, Cyra, Cyrah, Cyria, Cyriah, Cyrya, Cyryah, Siria, Syria, Syrya

Circe (Greek) Mythology: a goddess who fell in love with Odysseus in

Homer’s Odyssey.

Cirenia, Cirinea (Greek) native of Cyrene, Libya.

Ciri (Greek) ladylike.

Ciriaca, Ciríaca (Greek) belonging to God.

Ciro (Spanish) sun.

Cissy (American) a familiar form of Cecilia, Cicely.

Cissey, Cissi, Cissie

Citlali (Nahuatl) star.

Citlaly

Citlalmina (Nahuatl) greatest of our heroes.

Clair (French) a form of Clara.

Claare, Klaire, Klarye

Claire (French) a form of Clair.

Clairissa (Greek) a form of Clarissa.

Clairisa, Clairisse, Claraissa

Clancy BG (Irish) redheaded fighter.

Clance, Clancee, Clancey, Clanci, Clancie, Claney, Clanse, Clansee, Clansey, Clansi, Clansie,

Clara (Latin) clear; bright. Music: Clara Schumann was a famous

nineteenthcentury German composer.

Clarabelle (Latin) bright and beautiful.

Clarabel, Clarabela, Clarabelah, Clarabele, Clarabell, Clarabella, Clarabellah, Clarobel,

Clare G B (English) a form of Clara.

Clar

Clarenza (Latin) clear; victorious.

Clarensia, Clarensiah, Clarensya, Clarensyah, Clarenzia, Clarenziah, Clarenzya, Clarenzyah

Claribel (Latin) a form of Clarabelle.

Claribela, Claribelah, Claribele, Claribell, Claribella, Claribellah, Claribelle

Clarice, Clarisse (Italian) forms of Clara.

Clareace, Clarease, Clareece, Clareese, Claris, Clarise, Clariss, Claryc, Claryce, Clarys, Claryse,

Clarie (Latin) a familiar form of Clara.

Clarey, Clari, Clary

Clarinda (Latin, Spanish) bright; beautiful.

Clairinda, Clairynda, Clarindah, Clarynda, Claryndah

Clarisa (Greek) a form of Clarissa.

Claresa, Claris, Clarisah, Clarise, Clarisia, Clarys, Clarysa, Clarysah, Claryse

Clarissa (Greek) brilliant. (Italian) a form of Clara. See also Klarissa.

Clarecia, Claressa, Claresta, Clariss, Clarissah, Clarisse, Clarissia, Claritza, Clarizza, Clarrisa,

Clarita (Spanish) a form of Clara.

Claude B G (Latin, French) lame.

Claud, Claudio, Claudis, Claudius

Claudel (Latin) a form of Claude, Claudia.

Claudell, Claudelle

Claudette (French) a form of Claudia.

Clauddetta, Claudet, Claudeta, Claudetah, Claudete, Claudett, Claudetta, Clawdet, Clawdeta,

Claudia (Latin) a form of Claude. See also Gladys, Klaudia.

Clauda, Claudah, Claudea, Claudex, Claudiah, Claudine

Claudía (Latin) a form of Claudia.

Claudie (Latin) a form of Claudia.

Claudee, Claudey, Claudi, Claudy

Claudine (French) a form of Claudia.

Claudan, Claudanus, Claudeen, Claudian, Claudiana, Claudiane, Claudianus, Claudie-Anne,

Claudien, Claudin, Claudina, Claudinah, Claudyn, Claudyna, Claudynah, Claudyne

Clea (Greek) a form of Cleo, Clio.

Cleantha (English) glory.

Clelia (Latin) a form of Celia.

Clematis (Greek) creeping vine. Botany: a climbing plant with colorful

Clemence G B (Latin) a form of Clementine.

Clementina (German) a form of Clementine.

Clementinah, Clementyna, Clementynah

Clementine (Latin) merciful. See also Klementine.

Clemencia, Clemencie, Clemency, Clemente, Clementia, Clementiah, Clementina, Clementyn,

Clemira (Arabic) brilliant princess.

Cleo BG (Greek) a short form of Cleopatra.

Chleo, Clea, Kleo

Cleodora (Greek) gift of God.

Cleofe (Greek) she who shows signs of glory.

Cleone (Greek) famous.

Cleaona, Cleaonee, Cleaoney, Cleoni, Cleonie, Cleonna, Cleony, Cliona

Cleopatra (Greek) her father’s fame. History: a great Egyptian queen.

Kleopatra

Cleta (Greek) illustrious.

Cletah

Cleva (English) dwells at the cliffs.

Clidia, Clidía (Greek) agitated in the sea.

Clímaca (Nahuatl) star.

Climena, Climent (Greek) impassioned by glory.

Clio (Greek) proclaimer; glorifier. Mythology: the Muse of history.

Klio

Clío (Greek) a form of Clio.

Clitemestra (Greek) Mythology: Clytemnestra was the daughter of

Tyndareus and Leda.

Clitia (Greek) she who likes to keep herself clean.

Clodomira (German) famous.

Clodovea, Clodoveo (Spanish) forms of Clovis.

Cloe (Greek) a form of Chloe.

Clo, Cloea, Cloee, Cloei, Cloey, Cloi, Cloie, Clowee, Clowey, Clowi, Clowie

Cloelia (Latin) a form of Celia.

Clorinda (Greek) fresh; vital.

Closinda (German) famous, notable.

Clotilda (German) heroine.

Chlotilda, Chlotilde, Clotilde, Klothilda, Klothilde

Clovis (Teutonic) famous warrior.

Coatlicue (Greek) one from the skirts of serpents.

Coaxoch (Nahuatl) serpent flower.

Cochiti (Spanish) forgotten.

Coco G B (Spanish) coconut. See also Koko.

Codi BG (English) cushion. See also Kodi.

Coady, Codea, Codee, Codey, Codia

Codie, Cody B G (English) cushion.

Coia (Catalan) a form of Misericordia.

Cointa (Egyptian) fifth.

Colbi, Colbie (English) forms of Colby.

Colby B G (English) coal town. Geography: a region in England known for

cheese-making.

Coleen (Irish) a form of Colleen.

Colean, Coleane, Coleene, Colene

Colette, Collette (Greek, French) familiar forms of Nicole.

Colleen (Irish) girl. See also Kolina.

Coel, Cole, Coley, Coline, Collean, Colleane, Colleene, Collen, Collene, Collie, Collina, Colline,

Colly, Collyn, Collyne, Colyn, Colyne

Collina (Irish) a form of Colleen.

Coleana, Coleena, Coleenah, Colena, Colina, Colinah, Colinda, Colleana, Colleena, Colleenah,

Collins (Greek) son of Colin. (Irish) holly.

Collipal (Mapuche) colored star.

Colman, Colmana (Latin) forms of Colomba.

Coloma (Spanish) a form of Colomba.

Colomba (Latin) dove.

Colombia (Spanish) Geography: a country in South America.

Colombina (Latin) a form of Colomba.

Columba BG (Latin) dove.

Colombe, Columbe, Columbia, Columbina, Columbinah, Columbine, Columbyna, Columbynah,

Columbyne

Concelia (Spanish) a form of Concepción.

Concepcion (Spanish) a form of Concepción.

Concepta, Conceptia

Concepción (Spanish) refers to the Immaculate Conception.

Concesa (Latin) award.

Conceta, Concheta (Spanish) forms of Concetta.

Concetta (Italian) pure.

Concettina, Conchetta

Conchita (Spanish) a form of Concepción.

Chita, Concha, Conciana, Concianah, Conciann, Concianna, Conciannah, Concianne

Concordia (Latin) harmonious. Mythology: the goddess governing the

peace after war.

Concordía (Latin) a form of Concordia.

Conner B G (Scottish) wise. (Irish) praised; exalted.

Connar, Connery, Conor

Connie G B (Latin) a familiar form of Constance.

Con, Conee, Coney, Coni, Conie, Connee, Conney, Conni, Conny, Cony, Konnie, Konny

Connor B G (Scottish) wise. (Irish) praised; exalted.

Consejo (Hispanic) a form of Consuelo.

Consolación (Latin) consolation.

Consorcia (Latin) association.

Constance (Latin) constant; firm. History: Constance Motley was the first

African American woman to be appointed as a U.S. federal judge.

Constanza (Spanish) a form of Constance.

Constanz, Constanze

Consuela (Spanish) a form of Consuelo.

Consuella, Consula

Consuelo (Spanish) consolation. Religion: Nuestra Señora del Consuelo—

Our Lady of Consolation—is a name for the Virgin Mary.

Contessa (Italian) an Italian countess.

Cooper B G (English) barrel maker.

Coop, Couper, Kooper, Kuepper

Cora (Greek) maiden. Mythology: Kore is another name for Persephone,

the goddess of the underworld.

Corabelle (American) a combination of Cora + Belle.

Corabel, Corabela, Corabelah, Corabele, Corabell, Corabella, Corabellah, Korabel, Korabela,

Coral (Latin) coral. See also Koral.

Coraal, Corel, Corela, Corelah, Corele, Corell, Corella, Corellah, Corelle, Coril, Corila, Corilah,

Coralee (American) a combination of Cora + Lee.

Cora-Lee, Coralea, Coraleah, Coralei, Coraleigh, Coralena, Coralene, Coraley, Coraline, Coraly,

Coralie (American) a form of Coralee.

Corali, Coralia, Coraliah, Coralin, Coralina, Coralinah, Coraline, Coralynn, Coralynne

Corazana (Spanish) a form of Corazon.

Corazon (Spanish) heart.

Corazona

Corazón (Spanish) a form of Corazon.

Corbin B G (Latin) raven.

Corbe, Corbi, Corby, Corbyn, Corbynn

Cordasha (American) a combination of Cora + Dasha.

Cordelia (Latin) warm-hearted. (Welsh) sea jewel. See also Delia, Della,

Kordelia.

Cordella (French) rope maker.

Codela, Cordel, Cordelah, Cordele, Cordell, Cordellah, Cordelle

Cordi (Welsh) a short form of Cordelia.

Cordey, Cordia, Cordie, Cordy

Córdula (Latin) she who is out of time.

Coreen (Greek) a form of Corinne.

Coreene

Coreena (Greek) a form of Corinne.

Coreenah

Coretta (Greek) a familiar form of Cora. See also Koretta.

Coreta, Coretah, Corete, Corett, Corettah, Corette, Correta, Corretta, Corrette

Corey B G (Irish) from the hollow. (Greek) a familiar form of Cora. See

Cori G B (Irish) a form of Corey.

Coriann, Corianne (American) combinations of Cori + Ann.

Corean, Coreane, Cori-Ann, Corian, Coriane, Corri-Ann, Corri-Anne, Corrianne, Corrie-Ann,

Corrie-Anne

Corie G B (Irish) a form of Corey.

Corin BG (Greek) a form of Corinne.

Corinn

Corina, Corinna, Corrina (Greek) forms of Corinne.

Corine (Greek) a form of Corinne.

Corinne (Greek) maiden.

Coren, Corinee

Corisande, Corisanda (Spanish) flower of the heart.

Corissa (Greek) a familiar form of Cora.

Coresa, Coressa, Corisa, Corisah, Corissah, Corysa, Corysah, Coryssa, Coryssah, Korissa

Corliss B G (English) cheerful; goodhearted.

Corlis, Corlisa, Corlisah, Corlise, Corlissa, Corlissah, Corlisse, Corly, Corlys, Corlysa, Corlysah,

Corlyse, Corlyss, Corlyssa, Corlyssah, Corlysse, Korliss

Cornelia (Latin) horn colored. See also Kornelia, Nelia, Nellie.

Carna, Carniella, Corneilla, Cornela, Cornelie, Cornella, Cornelle, Cornelya, Cornie, Cornilear,

Cornisha, Corny

Coro (Spanish) chorus.

Corona (Latin) crown.

Coronah, Coronna, Coronnah, Korona, Koronah, Koronna, Koronnah

Corrie (Irish) a form of Corey.

Corrin G B (Greek) a form of Corinne.

Correan, Correane, Correen, Correene, Corren, Correne, Corrinn, Corryn, Corryne

Corrine, Corrinne (Greek) forms of Corinne.

Corsen (Welsh) red.

Cortina (American) a form of Kortina.

Cortinah, Cortine, Cortyn, Cortyna, Cortyne

Cortnee, Cortni, Cortnie (English) forms of Courtney.

Cortnae, Cortnai, Cortnay, Cortne, Cortnea, Cortneia, Cortny, Cortnye, Corttney

Cortney G B (English) a form of Courtney.

Cory B G (Irish) from the hollow. (Greek) a familiar form of Cora.

Coryn, Corynn (Greek) forms of Corinne.

Coryne, Corynne

Cosette (French) a familiar form of Nicole.

Coset, Coseta, Cosetah, Cosete, Cosett, Cosetta, Cosettah, Cossetta, Cossette, Cozette

Cosima (Greek) orderly; harmonious; universe.

Cosimah, Cosyma, Cosymah

Coszcatl (Nahuatl) jewel.

Courtenay (English) form of Courtney.

Courteney, Courtaney, Courtany, Courtena, Courtene, Courteny

Courtline, Courtlyn (English) forms of Courtney.

Courtlin, Courtlina, Courtlinah, Courtlyna, Courtlynah, Courtlyne, Courtlynn

Courtnee, Courtnei, Courtnie (English) forms of Courtney. See also

Kortnee, Kourtnee.

Courtny, Courtni, Courtne, Courtnée

Courtney G B (English) from the court.

Courtnae, Courtnai, Courtnay, Courtneigh, Courtnii, Courtoni, Courtonie, Courtony

Covadonga (Spanish) cavern of the lady. Religion: large cave that is the

scene of a shrine to the Virgin Mary.

Cozamalotl (Nahuatl) rainbow.

Cragen (Welsh) shell.

Cree (Algonquin) a Native American tribe and language of central North

America.

Crescencia (Latin) growth.

Crescenciana (Spanish) a form of Crescencia.

Crimilda (German) she fights wearing a helmet.

Crisana, Crisanta (Spanish) forms of Crisantema.

Crisantema (Greek) chrysanthemum, golden flower.

Crisbell (American) a combination of Crista + Belle.

Crisbel, Cristabel

Crispina (Latin) curly haired.

Crispin, Crispine, Crispyn, Crispyna, Crispynah, Crispyne

Críspula (Greek) a form of Crispina.

Crista (Italian) a form of Christa.

Cristah

Cristal (Latin) a form of Crystal.

Cristalie, Cristalle, Cristel, Cristela, Cristelia, Cristell, Cristella, Cristelle, Cristhie, Cristle

Cristan, Cristen, Cristin (Greek) forms of Christan. See also Kristin.

Cristana, Cristanah, Cristane, Criston, Cristyn, Crystan, Crysten, Crystin, Crystyn

Cristeta (Greek) a form of Crista.

Cristi, Cristy (English) familiar forms of Cristina. Forms of Christy.

Cristian B G (Greek) a form of Christian.

Cristiana, Cristianah, Cristiane, Cristiann, Cristianna, Cristiannah, Cristianne

Cristina (Greek) a form of Christina. See also Kristina.

Cristaina, Cristainah, Cristeana, Cristeanah, Cristeena, Cristeenah, Cristeina, Cristeinah,

Cristine (Greek) a form of Christine.

Cristain, Cristaine, Cristean, Cristeane, Cristeen, Cristeene, Cristein, Cristeine, Cristene, Crystyn,

Crystyne

Cruz (Spanish) cross.

Cruzita (Spanish) a form of Cruz.

Crysta (Italian) a form of Christa.

Crystal (Latin) clear, brilliant glass. See also Kristal, Krystal.

Crystala, Crystale, Crystalee, Crystall, Crystalle, Crystaly, Crystela, Crystelia, Crysthelle, Crystl,

Crystle, Crystol, Crystole, Crystyl

Crystalin (Latin) crystal pool. See also Krystalyn.

Cristalanna, Cristalin, Cristalina, Cristaline, Cristallina, Cristalyn, Cristalyna, Cristalyne,

Cristilyn, Crystal-Lynn, Crystalina, Crystaline, Crystallynn, Crystallynne, Crystalyn, Crystalyna,

Crystalyne, Crystalynn

Crystel (Latin) a form of Crystal.

Crystell, Crystella, Crystelle

Crystina (Greek) a form of Christina.

Crystin, Crystine, Crystyn, Crystyna, Crystyne

Cualli (Nahuatl) good.

Cuartila (Hispanic) a form of Quartilla.

Cucufata (Spanish) caped lady.

Cuicatl (Nahuatl) song.

Cunegunda (German) brave and famous.

Cuniberga (German) guardedly famous.

Curipán (Mapuche) brave lioness; black mountain; valorous soul.

Curran B G (Irish) heroine.

Cura, Curin, Curina, Curinna

Custodia, Custodía (Latin) guardian angel.

Cutburga (German) protector of the wise person.

Cuthberta (English) brilliant.

Cuthbertina, Cuthbirta, Cuthbirtina, Cuthburta, Cuthburtina, Cuthburtine, Cuthbyrta, Cuthbyrtina

Cuyen (Mapuche) moon.

Cybele (Greek) a form of Sybil.

Cebel, Cebela, Cebele, Cibel, Cibela, Cibele, Cibell, Cibella, Cibelle, Cybel, Cybela, Cybell,

Cydnee, Cydney, Cydni (French) forms of Sydney.

Cydne, Cydnei, Cydnie

Cyerra (Irish) a form of Ciara.

Cyera, Cyerah, Cyerrah Cyerria, Cyra, Cyrah

Cym (Welsh) a form of Kim.

Cymreiges (Welsh) woman of Wales.

Cynara (Greek) thistle.

Cinara, Cinarah, Cynarah, Sinara, Sinarah, Synara, Synarah

Cyndee, Cyndi (Greek) forms of Cindy.

Cynda, Cyndal, Cyndale, Cyndall, Cyndel, Cyndey, Cyndia, Cyndie, Cyndle, Cyndy

Cynthia (Greek) moon. Mythology: another name for Artemis, the moon

goddess.

Cyntia (Greek) a form of Cynthia.

Cypress (Greek) a coniferous tree.

Cyrena (Greek) a form of Sirena.

Ciren, Cirena, Cirenah, Cirene, Cyren, Cyrenah, Cyrene, Cyrenia, Cyreniah

Cyrilla (Greek) noble.

Cerelia, Cerella, Cira, Cirah, Cirila, Cirilah, Cirilla, Cirylla, Cyrah, Cyrella, Cyrelle, Cyrila,

Cyrille, Cyryll, Cyrylla, Cyrylle

Cyteria (Greek) Mythology: Cytherea is another name for Aphrodite.

Czarina (German) a Russian empress.

Tsarina

D’andra (American) a form of Deandra.

D’andrea (American) a form of Deandra.

D’asia (American) a form of Dasia.

D’ericka (American) a form of Derika.

D’erica, D’erika

D’onna (American) a form of Donna.

Da’jah (American) a form of Daja.

Dabria (Latin) Religion: one of the angelic scribes.

Dacey G B (Irish) southerner. (Greek) a familiar form of Candace.

Dacee, Dacei, Daci, Dacie, Dacy, Daicee, Daici, Daicie, Daicy, Daycee, Daycie, Daycy

Dacia (Irish) a form of Dacey.

Dacea, Daciah, Dacya, Dacyah

Dacil (Aboriginal) History: a Guanche princess from the Canary Islands.

Dae (English) day. See also Dai.

Daeja (French) a form of Déja.

Daejah, Daejia

Daelynn (American) a combination of Dae + Lynn.

Daeleen, Daelena, Daelin, Daelyn, Daelynne

Daere, Dera (Welsh) oak tree.

Daesha (American) a form of Dasha.

Daeshandra (American) a combination of Dae + Shandra.

Daeshandria, Daeshaundra, Daeshaundria, Daeshawndra, Daeshawndria, Daeshondra,

Daeshondria

Daeshawna (American) a combination of Dae + Shawna.

Daeshan, Daeshaun, Daeshauna, Daeshavon, Daeshawn, Daeshawntia, Daeshon, Daeshona,

Daeshonda (American) a combination of Dae + Shonda.

Daeshanda, Daeshawnda

Dafny (American) a form of Daphne.

Dafany, Daffany, Daffie, Daffy, Dafna, Dafne, Dafney, Dafnie

Dagmar (German) glorious.

Dagmara, Dagmarah, Dagmaria, Dagmariah, Dagmarya, Dagmaryah

Dagny (Scandinavian) day.

Dagna, Dagnah, Dagnana, Dagnanna, Dagne, Dagnee, Dagney, Dagnia, Dagniah, Dagnie

Dagoberta (German) radiant as the day.

Dahlia (Scandinavian) valley. Botany: a perennial flower. See also Dalia.

Dahliah, Dahlya, Dahlyah, Dahlye

Dai G B (Japanese) great. See also Dae.

Day, Daye

Daija, Daijah (French) forms of Déja.

Daijaah, Daijea, Daijha, Daijhah, Dayja

Daina (English) a form of Dana.

Dainah, Dainna

Daisey (English) a form of Daisy.

Daisha (American) a form of Dasha.

Daishae, Daishia, Daishya

Daisia (American) a form of Dasha.

Daisy (English) day’s eye. Botany: a white and yellow flower.

Daisee, Daisi, Daisie, Dasee, Dasey, Dasi, Dasie, Dasy

Daiya (Polish) present.

Daia, Daiah, Daiyah, Daya, Dayah

Daja, Dajah (French) forms of Déja.

Dajae, Dajai, Daje, Dajha, Dajia

Dakayla (American) a combination of the prefix Da + Kayla.

Dakala, Dakila

Dakira (American) a combination of the prefix Da + Kira.

Dakara, Dakaria, Dakarra, Dakirah, Dakyra

Dakoda B G (Dakota) a form of Dakota.

Dakota G B (Dakota) a tribal name.

Dakkota, Dakotha, Dakotta, Dekoda, Dekodah, Dekota, Dekotah, Dekotha, Takota, Takotah

Dakotah B G (Dakota) a form of Dakota.

Dale B G (English) valley.

Dael, Daela, Dahl, Dail, Daila, Daile, Daleleana, Dalene, Dalina, Daline, Dayl

Dalena (English) a form of Dale.

Daleena, Dalenah, Dalenna, Dalennah

Dalia, Daliah (Hebrew) branch. See also Dahlia.

Daelia, Dailia, Daleah, Daleia, Dalialah, Daliyah

Dalila (Swahili) gentle.

Dalela, Dalida, Dalilah, Dalilia

Dalisha (American) a form of Dallas.

Dalisa, Dalishea, Dalishia, Dalishya, Dalisia, Dalissia, Dalissiah, Dalyssa

Dallas B G (Irish) wise.

Dallace, Dallus, Dallys, Dalyce, Dalys, Dalyss, Dalysse

Dallis BG (Irish) a form of Dallas.

Dalis, Dalise, Dalisse, Dallise

Dalma (Spanish) a form of Dalmacia.

Dalmacia (Latin) Geography: native of Dalmatia, a region on the Adriatic

Sea.

Dalmira (Teutonic) illustrious; respected for her noble ancestry.

Dalton B G (English) town in the valley.

Dal, Dalaton, Dalltan, Dallten, Dalltin, Dallton, Dalltyn, Dalt, Daltan, Dalten, Daltin, Daltyn,

Damara (Greek) a form of Damaris.

Damaris (Greek) gentle girl. See also Maris.

Dama, Damar, Damarius, Damary, Damarylis, Damarys, Damarysa, Damaryss, Damaryssa,

Damasia (Spanish) a form of Dalmacia.

Damesha (Spanish) a form of Damita.

Dameshia, Damesia, Damesiah

Damia (Greek) a short form of Damiana.

Damiah, Damya, Damyah

Damiana (Greek) tamer, soother.

Daimenia, Daimiona, Damianah, Damiane, Damiann, Damianna, Damiannae, Damiannah,

Damica (French) friendly.

Damee, Dameeca, Dameecah, Dameeka, Dameka, Damekah, Damicah, Damicia, Damicka,

Damira (Hebrew) long live the world.

Damita (Spanish) small noblewoman.

Dameeta, Dameetah, Dametia, Dametiah, Dametra, Dametrah, Damitah, Damyta, Damytah

Damonica (American) a combination of the prefix Da + Monica.

Damonec, Damoneke, Damonik, Damonika, Damonique

Damzel (French) lady, maiden.

Damzela, Damzele, Damzell, Damzella, Damzellah, Damzelle

Dana G B (English) from Denmark; bright as day.

Daena, Daenah, Danaia, Danan, Danarra, Dane, Danean, Daneana

Danae (Greek) Mythology: the mother of Perseus.

Danaë, Danai, Danay, Danayla, Danays, Danea, Danee, Dannae, Denee

Dánae (Greek) a form of Danae.

Danah (English) a form of Dana.

Danalyn (American) a combination of Dana + Lynn.

Danalee, Donaleen

Danas (Spanish) a form of Dana.

Danasia (American) a form of Danessa.

Daneil (Hebrew) a form of Danielle.

Daneal, Daneala, Daneale, Daneel, Daneela, Daneila, Daneille

Daneisha (American) a form of Danessa.

Danella (American) a form of Danielle.

Danala, Danalah, Danayla, Danela, Danelia, Dannala, Dannalah, Donella, Donnella

Danelle (Hebrew) a form of Danielle.

Danael, Danale, Danalle, Danel, Danele, Danell, Donelle, Donnelle

Danesha (American) a form of Danessa.

Daneshia (American) a form of Danessa.

Danessa (American) a combination of Danielle + Vanessa. See also

Donesha.

Danessia (American) a form of Danessa.

Danesia, Danieshia, Danisia, Danissia

Danette (American) a form of Danielle.

Danetra, Danett, Danetta, Donnita, Donnite, Donnyta, Donnytta, Donnytte

Dani, Danni (Hebrew) familiar forms of Danielle.

Danee, Daney, Danie, Danne, Dannee, Danney, Dannie, Dannii, Danny, Dannye, Dany

Dania, Danya (Hebrew) short forms of Danielle.

Daniah, Danja, Dannia, Danyae

Danica, Danika (Slavic) morning star. (Hebrew) forms of Danielle.

Daneca, Daneeca, Daneecah, Daneeka, Daneekah, Danicah, Danicka, Danieka, Danikah,

Danice (American) a combination of Danielle + Janice.

Danis, Danisa, Danisah, Danise, Daniss, Danissa, Danissah, Danisse, Danyce, Danys, Danysa,

Daniel B G (Hebrew, French) a form of Danielle.

Danniel, Danniele, Danniell

Daniela (Italian) a form of Danielle.

Daniala, Danialla, Daniellah, Danijela, Dannilla, Danyela

Danielan (Spanish) a form of Danielle.

Daniele (Hebrew, French) a form of Danielle.

Daniell, Dannielle (Hebrew, French) forms of Danielle.

Daniella (English) a form of Dana, Danielle.

Danka, Danniella, Danyella

Danielle (Hebrew, French) God is my judge.

Daneen, Daneil, Daneille, Danial, Danialle, Danielan, Danielka, Danilka, Danille, Danniele,

Daniesha (American) a form of Danessa.

Danille (American) a form of Danielle.

Danila, Danile, Danilla, Dannille

Daniqua (Hebrew, Slavic) a form of Danica.

Daniquah

Danisha (American) a form of Danessa.

Danishia

Danit (Hebrew) a form of Danielle.

Danett, Danis, Daniss, Danitra, Danitrea, Danitria, Danitza, Daniz

Danita (Hebrew) a form of Danielle.

Danna, Dannah (American) short forms of Danella. (Hebrew) forms of

Dana.

Dannica (Hebrew, Slavic) a form of Danica.

Dannika, Dannikah

Danyale, Danyell, Danyelle (American) forms of Danielle.

Daniyel, Danyae, Danyail, Danyaile, Danyal, Danyea, Danyele, Danyiel, Danyielle, Danyle,

Danyel G B (American) a form of Danielle.

Danyka (American) a form of Danica.

Danyca, Danycah, Danycka, Danykah, Danyqua, Danyquah

Daphne (Greek) laurel tree.

Dafnee, Dafney, Dafni, Dafnie, Dafny, Daphane, Daphaney, Daphanie, Daphany, Dapheney,

Daphna, Daphni, Daphnie, Daphnique, Daphnit, Daphny

Daphnee, Daphney (Greek) forms of Daphne.

Dara G B (Hebrew) compassionate.

Dahra, Dahrah, Daira, Dairah, Daraka, Daralea, Daralee, Daraleigh, Daraley, Daralie, Daravie,

Darah, Darrah (Hebrew) forms of Dara.

Daralis (English) beloved.

Daralisa, Daralisah, Daralise, Daralysa, Daralyse

Darbi (Irish, Scandinavian) a form of Darby.

Darbia, Darbiah, Darbie

Darby G B (Irish) free. (Scandinavian) deer estate.

Darb, Darbe, Darbea, Darbee, Darbra, Darbye

Darcelle (French) a form of Darcy.

Darcel, Darcela, Darcelah, Darcele, Darcell, Darcella, Darcellah, Darselle

Darci, Darcie (Irish, French) forms of Darcy.

Darcia, Darciah

Darcy G B (Irish) dark. (French) fortress.

Darcea, Darcee, Darcey, Darsea, Darsee, Darsey, Darsi, Darsie, Darsy

Daria (Greek) wealthy.

Dari, Dariya, Darria, Darriah

Daría (Greek) a form of Daria.

Darian BG (Greek) a form of Daron.

Dariann, Dariyan, Dariyanne, Darriane, Darriann, Darrianne

Dariane, Darianne (Greek) forms of Daron.

Darianna (Greek) a form of Daron.

Dariana, Darriana, Darrianna, Driana

Darice (Persian) queen, ruler.

Dareece, Darees, Dareese, Daricia, Dariciah, Darisa, Darissa, Darycia, Darys, Darysa, Darysah,

Daryse, Darysia, Darysiah, Darysya, Darysyah

Dariel BG (French) a form of Daryl.

Dariela, Darielah, Dariele, Dariell, Dariella, Dariellah, Darriel, Daryel, Daryelah, Daryele,

Darielle, Darrielle (French) forms of Daryl.

Darien B G (Greek) a form of Daron.

Dariene, Darriene

Darienne (Greek) a form of Daron.

Darilynn (American) a form of Darlene.

Daralin, Daralina, Daralinah, Daraline, Daralyn, Daralyna, Daralyne, Daralynn, Daralynne,

Darion B G (Irish) a form of Daron.

Dariona, Darione, Darionna, Darionne, Darriona, Darrionna

Darla (English) a short form of Darlene.

Darlah, Darlecia, Darli, Darlice, Darlie, Darlis, Darly, Darlys

Darlene (French) little darling. See also Daryl.

Darlean, Darlee, Darleen, Darleena, Darleenah, Darleene, Darlen, Darlena, Darlenah, Darlenia,

Darlenne, Darletha

Darlin, Darlyn (French) forms of Darlene.

Darlina, Darlinah, Darline, Darling, Darlyna, Darlynah, Darlyne, Darlynn, Darlynne

Darnee (Irish) a familiar form of Darnelle.

Darneisha (American) a form of Darnelle.

Darneishia, Darniesha, Darrenisha

Darnelle B G (English) hidden place.

Darnel, Darnela, Darnelah, Darnele, Darnell, Darnella, Darnellah, Darnetta, Darnette, Darnice,

Darnesha (American) a form of Darnelle.

Darneshea, Darneshia, Darnesia

Darnisha (American) a form of Darnelle.

Darnishia, Darnisia

Daron B G (Irish) a form of Daryn.

Darona, Daronah, Darron

Daronica (American) a form of Daron.

Daronicah, Daronice, Daronicka, Daronickah, Daronik, Daronika, Daronikah, Daroniqua,

Darrian BG (Greek) a form of Daron.

Darrien B G (Greek) a form of Daron.

Darrion B G (Irish) a form of Daron.

Darselle (French) a form of Darcelle.

Darsel, Darsell, Darsella

Daru (Hindi) pine tree.

Daroo, Darua, Darue

Darya (Greek) a form of Daria.

Darrya, Darryah, Daryah, Daryia

Daryan (Greek, Irish) a form of Daryn.

Daryl B G (English) beloved. (French) a short form of Darlene.

Darel, Darela, Darelah, Darell, Darellah, Darelle, Daril, Darila, Darile, Darill, Darilla, Darillah,

Daryn BG (Greek) gifts. (Irish) great.

Darin, Darina, Darinah, Daryna, Darynah, Daryne, Darynn, Darynne

Dasha (Russian) a form of Dorothy.

Dashae, Dashah, Dashenka

Dashawn B G (American) a short form of Dashawna.

Dasean, Dashaughn, Dashaun

Dashawna (American) a combination of the prefix Da + Shawna.

Daseana, Daseanah, Dashaughna, Dashaughnah, Dashauna, Dashaunah, Dashawnah,

Dashay (American) a familiar form of Dashawna.

Dashia (Russian) a form of Dorothy.

Dashiah

Dashiki (Swahili) loose-fitting shirt worn in Africa.

Dasheka, Dashi, Dashika, Dashka, Desheka, Deshiki

Dashonda (American) a combination of the prefix Da + Shonda.

Dashawnda, Dishante

Dasia (Russian) a form of Dasha.

Dasiah, Daysha

Davalinda (American) a combination of Davida + Linda.

Davalindah, Davalinde, Davelinda, Davilinda, Davylinda

Davalynda (American) a form of Davalinda.

Davelynda, Davilynda, Davylinda, Davylindah, Davylynda

Davalynn (American) a combination of Davida + Lynn.

Davalin, Davalyn, Davalynne, Davelin, Davelyn, Davelynn, Davelynne, Davilin, Davilyn,

David B G (Hebrew) beloved. Bible: the second king of Israel.

Davida (Hebrew) a form of David. See also Vida.

Daveda, Daveta, Davetta, Davette, Davika

Davina (Scottish) a form of Davida. See also Vina.

Dava, Davannah, Davean, Davee, Daveen, Daveena, Davene, Daveon, Davey, Davi, Daviana,

Davisha (American) a combination of the prefix Da + Aisha.

Daveisha, Davesia, Davis, Davisa

Davita (Scottish) a form of Davina.

Davon B G (Scottish, English) a short form of Davonna.

Davonne

Davonna (Scottish, English) a form of Davina, Devonna.

Davion, Daviona, Davionna, Davona, Davonah, Davonda, Davondah, Davone, Davonia,

Dawn (English) sunrise, dawn.

Dawin, Dawina, Dawne, Dawnee, Dawnetta, Dawnisha, Dawnlin, Dawnlina, Dawnline,

Dawna (English) a form of Dawn.

Dawana, Dawanah, Dawandra, Dawandrea, Dawanna, Dawannah, Dawnah, Dawnna, Dawnnah,

Dawnetta (American) a form of Dawn.

Dawnet, Dawneta, Dawnete, Dawnett, Dawnette

Dawnisha (American) a form of Dawn.

Dawnesha, Dawni, Dawniell, Dawnielle, Dawnishia, Dawnisia, Dawniss, Dawnita, Dawnnisha,

Dawnyelle (American) a combination of Dawn + Danielle.

Dawnele, Dawnell, Dawnella, Dawnelle, Dawnyel, Dawnyell, Dawnyella

Dayana, Dayanna (Latin) forms of Diana.

Dayanara, Dayani, Dayanne, Dayanni, Deyanaira, Dyani, Dyia

Dayanira, Deyanira (Greek) she stirs up great passions.

Dayla (English) a form of Dale.

Daylea, Daylee

Daylan B G (English) a form of Dale.

Daylen, Daylon

Dayle (English) a form of Dale.

Daylin BG (English) a form of Dale.

Dayna (Scandinavian) a form of Dana.

Daynah, Dayne, Daynna, Deyna

Daysha (American) a form of Dasha.

Daysa, Dayshalie, Daysia, Deisha

Daysi (English) a form of Daisy.

Daysee, Daysey, Daysia, Daysie, Daysy

Dayton B G (English) day town; bright, sunny town.

Daytonia

Daytona BG (English) day town; bright, sunny town.

De’ja, Deja, Dejá, Dejah, Déjah (French) forms of Déja.

Deejay, Dejae, Dejai, Dejay, Dejaya

Deana (Latin) divine. (English) valley.

Deahana, Deahanah, Deanah, Deane, Deaniel, Deaniela, Deanielah, Deaniele, Deaniell,

Deaniellah, Deanielle, Deanisha, Deeana

Deandra G B (American) a combination of Dee + Andrea.

Dandrea, Deandrah, Deandre, Deandré, Deandree, Deanndra, Deeandra, Deyaneira, Diondria,

Dyandra

Deandrea (American) a form of Deandra.

Deandreia, Deandria, Deandriah, Deandrya, Deandryah

Deangela (Italian) a combination of the prefix De + Angela.

Deangala, Deangalique, Deangle

Deann, Deanne (Latin) forms of Diane.

Deahanne, Deane, Déanne, Dee-Ann, Deeann, Deeanne

Deanna, Déanna (Latin) forms of Deana, Diana.

Deaana, Deahanna, Deahannah, Deannah, Deannia

Deasia, Déasia (American) forms of Dasia.

Deaundra (American) a form of Deandra.

Deaundria

Debbie, Debby (Hebrew) familiar forms of Deborah.

Debbea, Debbee, Debbey, Debbi, Debea, Debee, Debey, Debi, Debie, Deby

Debora (Hebrew) a form of Deborah.

Debbora

Débora, Déborah, Dèbora (Hebrew) forms of Deborah.

Deborah (Hebrew) bee. Bible: a great Hebrew prophetess.

Deb, Debbera, Debberah, Debborah, Debera, Deberah, Debor, Deboran, Deborha, Deborrah,

Debra (American) a form of Deborah.

Debbra, Debbrah, Debrah, Debrea, Debria

December (Latin) born in the twelfth month.

Decia (Latin) tenth child.

Dedra (American) a form of Deirdre.

Deadra, Deadrah, Dedrah

Dedriana (American) a combination of Dedra + Adriana.

Dedranae

Dee (Welsh) black, dark.

De, Dea, Deah, Dede, Dedie, Dee Dee, Deea, Deedee, Didi

Deeanna (Latin) a form of Deana, Diana.

Deedra (American) a form of Deirdre.

Deeddra, Deedrah, Deedrea, Deedri, Deedrie

Deena (American) a form of Deana, Dena, Dinah.

Deenah, Deenna, Deennah

Deianeira (Greek) Mythology: Deianira was the wife of the Greek hero

Heracles.

Deidamia (Greek) she who is patient in battle.

Deidra, Deidre (Irish) forms of Deirdre.

Deidrah, Deidrea, Deidrie, Diedre, Dydree, Dydri, Dydrie, Dydry

Deifila, Deifilia (Greek) from the face of Zeus; loved by God.

Deina (Spanish) religious holiday.

Deirdre (Irish) sorrowful; wanderer.

Deerdra, Deerdrah, Deerdre, Deirdree, Didi, Dierdra, Dierdre, Diérdre, Dierdrie, Dyerdre

Deisy (English) a form of Daisy.

Deisi, Deissy

Deitra (Greek) a short form of Demetria.

Deatra, Deatrah, Deetra, Deetrah, Deitrah, Detria, Deytra, Deytrah

Déja (French) before.

Dejanae (French) a form of Déja.

Dajahnae, Dajona, Dejana, Dejanah, Dejanai, Dejanay, Dejane, Dejanea, Dejanee, Dejanna,

Dejannaye, Dejena, Dejonae

Dejanelle (French) a form of Déja.

Dejanel, Dejanela, Dejanelah, Dejanele, Dejanell, Dejanella, Dejanellah, Dejonelle

Dejanira (Greek) destroyer of men.

Dejon B G (French) a form of Déja.

Daijon, Dajan, Dejone, Dejonee, Dejonna

Deka (Somali) pleasing.

Dekah

Delacey, Delacy (American) combinations of the prefix De + Lacey.

Delaceya

Delaina (German) a form of Delana.

Delainah

Delaine (Irish) a short form of Delainey.

Delainey (Irish) a form of Delaney.

Delainee, Delaini, Delainie, Delainy

Delana (German) noble protector.

Dalaina, Dalainah, Dalaine, Dalanah, Dalanna, Dalannah, Dalayna, Dalaynah, Dalina, Dalinah,

Delaney G B (Irish) descendant of the challenger. (English) a form of

Adeline.

Delanie (Irish) a form of Delaney.

Delani, Delaynie, Deleani, Dellani, Dellanie

Delayna (German) a form of Delana.

Delaynah

Deleena (French) dear; small.

Deleana, Deleanah, Deleane, Deleenah, Deleene, Delyna, Delynah, Delyne

Delfia (Spanish) dolphin. Religion: refers to the thirteenth-century French

Saint Delphine.

Delfina (Spanish) dolphin. (Greek) a form of Delphine.

Delfeena, Delfi, Delfie, Delfin, Delfinah, Delfine, Delfyn, Delfyna, Delfynah, Delfyne

Delia (Greek) visible; from Delos, Greece. (German, Welsh) a short form of

Adelaide, Cordelia. Mythology: a festival of Apollo held in ancient

Greece.

Dèlia (Catalan) a form of Delia.

Delicia (English) delightful.

Delecia, Delesha, Delica, Delice, Delight, Delighta, Delisia, Delisiah, Deliz, Deliza, Delizah,

Delize, Delizia, Delya, Delys, Delyse, Delysia, Delysiah, Delysya, Delysyah, Doleesha

Delicias (Spanish) delights.

Delilah (Hebrew) brooder. Bible: the companion of Samson. See also Lila.

Dalialah, Daliliah, Delila, Delilia, Delilla, Delyla, Delylla

Delina (French) a form of Deleena.

Delinah, Deline

Delisa (English) a form of Delicia.

Daleyza, Delisah, Delise

Delisha (English) a form of Delicia.

Delishia

Della (English) a short form of Adelaide, Cordelia, Delaney.

Del, Dela, Dell, Delle, Delli, Dellie, Dells

Delmar B G (Latin) sea.

Delma, Delmah, Delmara, Delmarah, Delmare, Delmaria, Delmariah, Delmarya, Delmaryah

Delmira (Spanish) a form of Dalmira.

Delores, Deloris (Spanish) forms of Dolores.

Delora, Delorah, Delore, Deloree, Delorey, Deloria, Deloriah, Delories, Deloriesa, Delorise,

Delphine (Greek) from Delphi, Greece. See also Delfina.

Delpha, Delphe, Delphi, Delphia, Delphiah, Delphie, Delphina, Delphinah, Delphinia,

Delsie (English) a familiar form of Delores.

Delcea, Delcee, Delsa, Delsea, Delsee, Delsey, Delsi, Delsia, Delsy, Delza

Delta (Greek) door. Linguistics: the fourth letter in the Greek alphabet.

Geography: a triangular land mass at the mouth of a river.

Delwyn (English) proud friend; friend from the valley.

Delwin

Demetra (Greek) a short form of Demetria.

Demetrah

Demetria (Greek) cover of the earth. Mythology: Demeter was the Greek

goddess of the harvest.

Demi (French) half. (Greek) a short form of Demetria.

Demee, Demey, Demia, Demiah, Demie, Demii, Demmee, Demmey, Demmi, Demmie, Demmy,

Demy

Demitria (Greek) a form of Demetria.

Demita, Demitah, Demitra, Demitrah

Demofila (Greek) friend of the village.

Dena (English, Native American) valley. (Hebrew) a form of Dinah. See

also Deana. Deane, Deeyn, Denah, Dene, Denea, Deney, Denna

Denae (Hebrew) a form of Dena.

Denaé, Denai, Denay, Denee, Deneé

Deneisha (American) a form of Denisha.

Deneichia, Deneishea

Denesha (American) a form of Denisha.

Deneshia

Deni (French) a short form of Denise.

Denee, Deney, Denie, Dennee, Denney, Denni, Dennie, Denny, Deny, Dinnie, Dinny

Denica, Denika (Slavic) forms of Danica.

Denicah, Denikah, Denikia

Denice (French) a form of Denise.

Denicy

Denis B G (French) a form of Denise.

Denisa (Spanish) a form of Denise.

Denise (French) Mythology: follower of Dionysus, the god of wine.

Danice, Danise, Denece, Denese, Deni, Deniece, Deniese, Denize, Denyce, Denys, Denyse,

Denisha (American) a form of Denise.

Deneesha, Deniesha, Denishia

Denisse (French) a form of Denise.

Denesse, Deniss, Denissa, Denyss

Denita (Hebrew) a form of Danita.

Denver B G (English) green valley. Geography: the capital of Colorado.

Denvor

Deodata (Latin) delivered to God.

Deogracias (Latin) born by the grace of God.

Deon B G (English) a short form of Deona.

Deona, Deonna (English) forms of Dena.

Deonah, Deonne

Deondra G B (American, Greek, English) a form of Deandra, Deona,

Diona.

Deonilde (German) she who fights.

Derfuta (Latin) she who flees.

Derian BG (Greek) a form of Daryn.

Derrian

Derica, Derricka (German) forms of Derika.

Derrica, Dericah, Dericka, Derricah

Derifa (Arabic) graceful.

Derika (German) ruler of the people.

Dereka, Derekah, Derekia, Derekiah, Derekya, Derekyah, Derikah, Deriqua, Deriquah, Derique,

Derry BG (Irish) redhead.

Deree, Derey, Deri, Derie, Derree, Derrey, Derri, Derrie, Dery

Derwen (Welsh) oak tree.

Deryn (Welsh) bird.

Deran, Derana, Deranah, Derane, Deren, Derena, Derenah, Derene, Derien, Derienne, Derin,

Desarae, Desaray (French) forms of Desiree.

Desara, Desarah, Desarai, Desaraie, Desare, Desaré, Desarea, Desaree, Desarey, Desaria,

Desarie, Desary

Desdemona, Desdémona (Greek) unfortunate; unhappy.

Deserae, Deseray, Deseree (French) forms of Desiree.

Desera, Deserah, Deserai, Deseraia, Deseraie, Desere, Deseret, Deserey, Deseri, Deseria,

Desgracias (Latin) a form of Deogracias.

Deshawn B G (American) a short form of Deshawna.

Deshan, Deshane, Deshaun

Deshawna (American) a combination of the prefix De + Shawna.

Desheania, Deshona, Deshonna

Deshawnda (American) a combination of the prefix De + Shawnda.

Deshanda, Deshandra, Deshaundra, Deshawndra, Deshonda

Deshay (American) a familiar form of Deshawna.

Desi B G (French) a short form of Desiree.

Desea, Desee, Desey, Desie, Désir, Desira, Desy, Dezi, Dezia, Dezzia, Dezzie

Desideria (French) a form of Desirae.

Desirae, Desiray, Desirea, Desireé, Desirée, Desiree’ (French) forms of Desiree.

Desire (French) a form of Desiree.

Desiree (French) desired, longed for.

Desira, Desirah, Desirai, Desireah, Désirée, Desirey, Desiri, Desray, Desree, Dessie, Dessirae,

Dessire, Dessiree, Desyrae, Desyrai, Desyray

Despina (Greek) a form of Despoina.

Despoina (Greek) mistress, lady.

Dessa (Greek) wanderer. (French) a form of Desiree.

Desa, Desah, Dessah

Desta (Ethiopian) happy. (French) a short form of Destiny.

Destah, Desti, Destie, Desty

Desteny (French) a form of Destiny.

Destenee, Desteni, Destenia, Destenie

Destin B G (French) a short form of Destiny.

Destina (Spanish) a form of Destiny.

Destine, Destinee, Destinée, Destiney, Destini, Destinie (French) forms of

Destiny.

Destiny (French) fate.

Desnine, Desta, Desteney, Destinia, Destiniah, Destinny, Destonie, Dezstany

Destyne, Destynee, Destyni (French) forms of Destiny.

Desty, Destyn, Destynia, Destyniah, Destynie, Destyny, Destynya, Destynyah

Deva (Hindi) divine.

Deava, Deavah, Deeva, Deevah, Devah, Diva, Divah, Dyva, Dyvah

Devan B G (Irish) a form of Devin.

Devana, Devane, Devanee, Devaney, Devani, Devania, Devanie, Devann, Devanna, Devannae,

Devera (Spanish) task.

Devi (Hindi) goddess. Religion: the Hindu goddess of power and

destruction.

Devika (Sanskrit) little goddess.

Devin B G (Irish) poet.

Deaven, Deven, Devena, Devene, Devenja, Devenje, Deveny, Deveyn, Deveyna, Deveyne, Devyna,

Devina (Scottish, Irish, Latin) a form of Davina, Devin, Divina.

Deveena, Devinae, Devinah, Devinia, Deviniah, Devinie, Devinna

Devinne (Irish) a form of Devin.

Devine, Devinn, Devinna

Devon B G (English) a short form of Devonna. (Irish) a form of Devin.

Devion, Devione, Devionne, Devone, Devoni, Devonn, Devonne

Devona (English) a form of Devonna.

Devonah, Devonda

Devonna (English) from Devonshire.

Devondra, Devonia, Devonnah, Divona, Divonah, Divonna, Divonnah, Dyvona, Dyvonah,

Dyvonna, Dyvonnah

Devora (Hebrew) a form of Deborah.

Deva, Devorah, Devra, Devrah, Dyvora, Dyvorah

Devota (Latin) devoted to God.

Devyn BG (Irish) a form of Devin.

Deveyn, Devyne, Devynne

Devynn (Irish) a form of Devin.

Dextra (Latin) adroit, skillful.

Dekstra, Dextrah, Dextria

Deysi (English) a form of Daisy.

Deysia, Deysy

Dezarae, Dezaray, Dezaree (French) forms of Desiree.

Dezaraee, Dezarai, Dezare, Dezarey, Dezerai, Dezeray, Dezere, Dezerea, Dezeree, Dezerie,

Dezirae, Deziray, Deziree (French) forms of Desiree.

Dezirea, Dezirée

Dhara (Indian) earth.

Di (Latin) a short form of Diana, Diane.

Dia (Latin) a short form of Diana, Diane.

Día (Spanish) day.

Díamantina (Latin) unconquerable.

Diamon (Latin) a short form of Diamond.

Diamond G B (Latin) precious gem.

Diamantina, Diamantra, Diamonda, Diamondah, Diamonde, Diamonia, Diamonte, Diamontina,

Dimond, Dimonda, Dimondah, Dimonde

Diamonique (American, Latin) a form of Damonica, Diamond.

Diamoniqua

Diana (Latin) divine. Mythology: the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and

fertility.

Díana (Greek) a form of Diana.

Diandra (American, Latin) a form of Deandra, Diana.

Diandre, Diandrea

Diane, Dianne (Latin) short forms of Diana.

Deane, Deeane, Deeanne, Diaan, Diaane, Diahann, Dian, Diani, Dianie, Diann, Dihan, Dihane,

Dianna (Latin) a form of Diana.

Diahanna, Diannah

Dianora, Díanora (Italian) forms of Diana.

Diantha (Greek) divine flower.

Diandre, Dianthah, Dianthe, Dyantha, Dyanthah, Dyanthe, Dyanthia, Dyanthiah, Dyanthya,

Dyanthyah

Dicra (Welsh) slowly.

Diedra (Irish) a form of Deirdre.

Didra, Diedre

Diega (Spanish) supplanter.

Diella (Latin) she who adores God.

Difyr (Welsh) fun.

Digna (Latin) worthy.

Dil, Dill (Welsh) sincere.

Dillan B G (Irish) loyal, faithful.

Dillon, Dillyn

Dillian B G (Latin) worshipped.

Dilliana, Dilliane, Dillianna, Dilliannah, Dillianne, Dylian, Dyliana, Dylianah, Dyliane, Dyllian,

Dilly (Welsh) a form of Dil.

Dilys (Welsh) perfect; true. See also Dyllis.

Dilis, Dilisa, Dilisah, Dilise, Dillis, Dillisa, Dillisah, Dillise, Dillys, Dilysa, Dilysah, Dilyse, Dylys

Dimitra (Greek) a form of Demetria.

Dimna (Irish) convenient.

Dina (Hebrew) a form of Dinah.

Dinna

Dinah (Hebrew) vindicated. Bible: a daughter of Jacob and Leah.

Dinnah, Dyna, Dynah, Dynna, Dynnah

Dinesha (American) a form of Danessa.

Dinka (Swahili) people.

Dinkah, Dynka, Dynkah

Dinora (Hebrew) avenged or vindicated.

Dinorah (Aramaic) she who personifies light.

Diomira (Spanish) a form of Teodomira.

Diona, Dionna (Greek) forms of Dionne.

Deonia, Deonyia, Dionah, Dyona, Dyonah

Diondra (Greek) a form of Dionne.

Diondrea

Dionis, Dionisa, Dionisia (Spanish) from Dionysus, god of wine.

Dionne G B (Greek) divine queen. Mythology: Dione was the mother of

Aphrodite, the goddess of love.

Dior (French) golden.

Diora, Diorah, Diore, Diorra, Diorrah, Diorre, Dyor, Dyora, Dyorah, Dyorra, Dyorrah, Dyorre

Dirce (Greek) fruit of the pine.

Dita (Spanish) a form of Edith.

Ditah, Ditka, Ditta, Dyta, Dytah

Divinia (Latin) divine.

Diveena, Divina, Divinah, Divine, Diviniah, Diviniea, Dyveena, Dyvina, Dyvinah, Dyvinia,

Divya (Latin) a form of Divinia.

Dixie (French) tenth. (English) wall; dike. Geography: a nickname for the

American South.

Diya (Hindi) dazzling personality.

Diza (Hebrew) joyful.

Ditza, Ditzah, Dizah, Dyza, Dyzah

Djanira (Portuguese) a form of Dayanira.

Doanne (English) low, rolling hills.

Doan, Doana, Doanah, Doann, Doanna, Doannah, Doean, Doeana, Doeanah, Doeane, Doeann,

Doeanna, Doeannah, Doeanne

Docila (Latin) gentle; docile.

Docilah, Docile, Docilla, Docillah, Docille, Docyl, Docyla, Docylah, Docyle, Docyll, Docylla,

Dodie (Hebrew) beloved. (Greek) a familiar form of Dorothy.

Doda, Dode, Dodea, Dodee, Dodey, Dodi, Dodia, Dodiah, Dody, Dodya, Dodyah

Dolly (American) a short form of Dolores, Dorothy.

Dol, Dolea, Doleah, Dolee, Dolei, Doleigh, Doley, Doli, Dolia, Doliah, Dolie, Doll, Dollea,

Dolores (Spanish) sorrowful. Religion: Nuestra Señora de los Dolores—

Our Lady of Sorrows—is a name for the Virgin Mary.

Domana (Latin) domestic.

Domanique (French) a form of Dominica.

Domenica (Latin) a form of Dominica.

Domeneka, Domenicah, Domenicka, Domenika

Doménica, Domínica (Latin) forms of Dominica.

Domenique (French) a form of Dominica.

Domeneque, Domeniqua, Domeniquah

Domicia (Greek) she who loves her house.

Domiciana (Spanish) a form of Domicia.

Domilia (Latin) related to the house.

Dominica, Dominika (Latin) belonging to the Lord. See also Mika.

Domineca, Domineka, Dominga, Domini, Dominia, Dominiah, Dominicah, Dominick, Dominicka,

Dominique G B (French) a form of Dominica.

Domineque, Dominiqua, Dominiquah, Domino, Dominoque, Dominuque, Domique

Domino (English) a short form of Dominica.

Domina, Dominah, Domyna, Domynah, Domyno

Dominque BG (French) a short form of Dominique.

Domitila (Latin) a form of Domicia.

Domnina (Latin) lord, master.

Domonique (French) a form of Dominique.

Domminique, Domoniqua, Domoniquah

Dona (English) world leader; proud ruler. (Italian) a form of Donna.

Donae, Donah, Donalda, Donaldina, Donelda, Donellia, Doni

Doña (Italian) a form of Donna.

Donail, Donalea, Donalisa, Donay

Donata (Latin) gift.

Donatha, Donathia, Donathiah, Donathya, Donathyah, Donato, Donatta, Donetta, Donette,

Donita, Donnette, Donnita, Donte

Donatila (Latin) a form of Donata.

Doncia (Spanish) sweet.

Dondi (American) a familiar form of Donna.

Dondra, Dondrea, Dondria

Doneisha (American) a form of Danessa.

Donasha, Donashay, Doneishia

Donesha (American) a form of Danessa.

Doneshia (American) a form of Danessa.

Donneshia

Donetsi (Basque) a form of Benita.

Donia (Italian) a form of Donna.

Doni, Donie, Donise, Donitrae

Donielle (American) a form of Danielle.

Doniel, Doniele, Doniell, Donniel, Donniela, Donniele, Donniell, Donnielle, Donnyel, Donnyele,

Donina (Latin) a form of Dorothy.

Donisha, Donnisha (American) forms of Danessa.

Donisa, Donishia, Donnisa, Donnise, Donnissa, Donnisse.

Donna (Italian) lady.

Dondi, Donnae, Donnah, Donnai, Donnalee, Donnalen, Donnay, Donnaya, Donne, Donnell,

Donniella (American) a form of Danielle.

Donella, Doniela, Doniella, Donnella, Donniellah, Donnyela, Donnyella, Donyela, Donyelah,

Donyella, Donyellah

Donosa (Latin) she who has grace and charm.

Donvina (Latin) vigorous.

Donya (Italian) a form of Donna.

Dora (Greek) gift. A short form of Adora, Eudora, Pandora, Theodora.

Dorah, Doralia, Doraliah, Doralie, Doralisa, Doraly, Doralynn, Doran, Dorana, Dorchen,

Dorabella (English) a combination of Dora + Bella.

Dorabel, Dorabela, Dorabelah, Dorabele, Dorabell, Dorabellah, Dorabelle

Doralynn (English) a combination of Dora + Lynn.

Doralin, Doralina, Doraline, Doralyn, Doralyna, Doralynah, Doralyne, Doralynne, Dorlin

Dorbeta (Spanish) reference to the Virgin Mary.

Dorcas (Greek) gazelle. Bible: New Testament translation of the name

Tabitha.

Doreen (Irish) moody, sullen. (French) golden. (Greek) a form of Dora.

Doreana, Doreanah, Doreena, Doreenah, Doreene, Dorena, Dorenah, Dorene, Dorin, Dorine,

Dores (Portuguese, Galician) a form of Dolores.

Doretta (American) a form of Dora, Dorothy.

Doret, Doreta, Doretah, Dorete, Doretha, Dorett, Dorettah, Dorette, Dorettie, Dorita, Doritah,

Dori, Dory (American) familiar forms of Dora, Doria, Doris, Dorothy.

Dore, Dorey, Dorie, Dorree, Dorri, Dorrie, Dorry

Doria (Greek) a form of Dorian.

Doriah, Dorria, Dorrya, Dorryah, Dorya, Doryah

Dorian B G (Greek) from Doris, Greece.

Dorean, Doreane, Doriana, Doriann, Dorianna, Dorina, Dorinah, Dorriane

Doriane, Dorianne (Greek) from Doris, Greece.

Dorila (Greek) a form of Teodora.

Dorinda (Spanish) a form of Dora.

Dorindah, Dorynda, Doryndah

Doris (Greek) sea. Mythology: wife of Nereus and mother of the Nereids or

sea nymphs.

Doroteia (Spanish) a form of Dorothy.

Dorotéia (Portuguese) a form of Dorothy.

Dorothea (Greek) a form of Dorothy. See also Thea.

Dorothee (Greek) a form of Dorothy.

Dorothy (Greek) gift of God. See also Dasha, Dodie, Lolotea, Theodora.

Dasya, Do, Doa, Doe, Doortje, Dorathee, Dorathey, Dorathi, Dorathie, Dorathy, Dordei, Dordi,

Dorrit (Greek) dwelling. (Hebrew) generation.

Dorit, Dorita, Dorite, Doritt, Doritte, Dorrite, Doryt, Doryte, Dorytt, Dorytte

Dottie, Dotty (Greek) familiar forms of Dorothy.

Dot, Dotea, Dotee, Dotey, Doti, Dotie, Dott, Dottea, Dottee, Dottey, Dotti, Doty

Dreama (English) dreamer.

Dreamah, Dreamar, Dreamara, Dreamare, Dreamaria, Dreamariah, Dreamarya, Dreamaryah,

Drew B G (Greek) courageous; strong. (Latin) a short form of Drusilla.

Drewa, Drewee, Drewia, Drewie, Drewy

Drina (Spanish) a form of Alexandrine.

Dreena, Drena, Drinah, Drinka, Dryna, Drynah

Drucilla (Latin) a form of Drusilla.

Drucela, Drucella, Drucill, Drucillah, Drucyla, Drucylah, Drucyle, Drucylla, Drucyllah,

Drucylle, Druscila

Drue BG (Greek) a form of Drew.

Dru

Drusi (Latin) a short form of Drusilla.

Drucey, Druci, Drucie, Drucy, Drusey, Drusie, Drusy

Drusilla (Latin) descendant of Drusus, the strong one.

Drysi (Russian) one who comes from Demeter.

Duena (Spanish) chaperon.

Duenah, Duenna, Duennah

Dueña (Spanish) owner.

Dula (Greek) slave.

Dulce (Latin) sweet.

Delcina, Delcine, Douce, Douci, Doucie, Dulcea, Dulcee, Dulcey, Dulci, Dulcia, Dulciana,

Dulcina, Dulcinia (Spanish) forms of Dulcinea.

Dulcinea (Spanish) sweet. Literature: Don Quixote’s love interest.

Dulcine, Dulcinea

Duna (German) hill.

Dunia (Hebrew, Arabic) life.

Duquine, Duquinea (Spanish) forms of Dulcinea.

Durene (Latin) enduring.

Durean, Dureana, Dureanah, Dureane, Dureen, Dureena, Dureenah, Dureene, Durena, Durenah,

Duscha (Russian) soul; sweetheart; term of endearment.

Duschah, Dusha, Dushenka

Dusti (English) a familiar form of Dustin.

Dustea, Dustee, Dustey, Dustie

Dustin B G (German) valiant fighter. (English) brown rock quarry.

Dust, Dustain, Dustan, Dusten, Dustion, Duston, Dustyn, Dustynn

Dustine (German) a form of Dustin.

Dusty B G (English) a familiar form of Dustin.

Dyamond (Latin) a form of Diamond.

Dyamin, Dyamon, Dyamonda, Dyamondah, Dyamonde, Dyamone

Dyana, Dyanna (Latin) forms of Diana.

Dyaan, Dyaana, Dyaanah, Dyan, Dyanah, Dyane, Dyann, Dyanne, Dyhan, Dyhana, Dyhane,

Dyani (Native American) deer.

Dianee, Dianey, Diani, Dianie, Diany, Dyanee, Dyaney, Dyanie, Dyany

Dylan B G (Welsh) sea.

Dylaan, Dylane, Dylanee, Dylanie, Dylann, Dylen, Dylin, Dyllan, Dylynn

Dylana (Welsh) a form of Dylan.

Dylaina, Dylanna

Dyllis (Welsh) sincere. See also Dilys.

Dylis, Dylissa, Dylissah, Dyllys, Dyllysa, Dyllyse, Dylys, Dylysa, Dylysah, Dylyse, Dylyss,

Dylyssa, Dylyssah

Dymond (Latin) a form of Diamond.

Dymin, Dymon, Dymonda, Dymondah, Dymonde, Dymone, Dymonn, Dymont, Dymonte

Dympna (Irish) convenient.

Dynasty (Latin) powerful ruler.

Dynastee, Dynasti, Dynastie

Dyshawna (American) a combination of the prefix Dy + Shawna.

Dyshanta, Dyshawn, Dyshonda, Dyshonna

Eadda (English) wealthy; successful.

Eada, Eadah, Eaddah

Eadmund (English) a form of Edmunda.

Eadwine (English) a form of Edwina.

Earlene (Irish) pledge. (English) noblewoman.

Earla, Earlean, Earlecia, Earleen, Earleena, Earlena, Earlina, Earlinah, Earlinda, Earline,

Earlyn, Earlyna, Earlynah, Earlyne

Earna (English) eagle.

Earnestyna (English) a form of Ernestina.

Eartha (English) earthy.

Earthah, Earthia, Earthiah, Earthya, Earthyah, Ertha, Erthah

Earwyn, Earwyna (English) forms of Erwina.

Easter (English) Easter time. History: a name for a child born on Easter.

Eastan, Eastera, Easterina, Easterine, Easteryn, Easteryna, Easteryne, Eastlyn, Easton

Eastre (Germanic) a form of Easter.

Eathelin, Eathelyn (English) noble waterfall.

Eavan (Irish) fair.

Eavana, Eavanah, Eavane

Ebe (Greek) youthful like a flower.

Eber (German) wild boar.

Ebone, Eboné, Ebonee, Eboney, Eboni, Ebonie (Greek) forms of Ebony.

Ebonne, Ebonnee, Ebonni, Ebonnie

Ebony (Greek) a hard, dark wood.

Ebrill (Welsh) born in April.

Echidna (Egyptian) wild boar.

Echo (Greek) repeated sound. Mythology: the nymph who pined for the

love of Narcissus until only her voice remained.

Eda (Irish, English) a short form of Edana, Edith.

Edah

Edana (Irish) ardent; flame.

Edan, Edanah, Edanna

Edda (German) a form of Hedda.

Eddah

Eddy B G (American) a familiar form of Edwina.

Eady, Eddee, Eddey, Eddi, Eddie, Edee, Edey, Edi, Edie, Edy

Edelburga, Edilburga (English) noble protector.

Edelia, Edilia (Greek) remains young.

Edeline (English) noble; kind.

Adeline, Edelin, Edelina, Edelinah, Edelyn, Edelyna, Edelynah, Edelyne, Ediline, Edilyne,

Edolina, Edoline

Edelira (Spanish) a form of Edelmira.

Edelma, Edilma (Greek) forms of Edelia.

Edelmira (Teutonic) known for her noble heritage.

Eden G B (Babylonian) a plain. (Hebrew) delightful. Bible: the earthly

paradise.

Edén (Hebrew) a form of Eden.

Edesia (Latin) feast.

Edeva (English) expensive present.

Eddeva, Eddevah, Eddeve, Edevah

Edgarda (Teutonic) defends her homeland.

Edian (Hebrew) decoration for God.

Edia, Edya, Edyah, Edyan

Edie (English) a familiar form of Edith.

Eadie, Edi, Edy, Edye, Eyde, Eydie

Edilberta (German) she who comes from a long heritage.

Ediltrudis (German) strong; noble.

Edina (English) prosperous fort.

Edena, Edenah, Edinah, Edyna, Edynah

Edisa (Castilian) a form of Esther.

Edith (English) rich gift. See also Dita.

Eadith, Eda, Ede, Edetta, Edette, Edie, Edit, Edita, Edite, Editha, Edithe, Editta, Ediva, Edyta,

Edlen (English) noble waterfall.

Edlyn (English) prosperous; noble.

Edlin, Edlina, Edline, Edlyna, Edlyne

Edmanda (English) a form of Edmunda.

Edmunda (English) prosperous protector.

Edmona, Edmonah, Edmonda, Edmondah, Edmondea, Edmondee, Edmondey, Edmuna, Edmunah,

Edna (Hebrew) rejuvenation. Religion: the wife of Enoch, according to the

Book of Enoch.

Edrea (English) a short form of Edrice, Edrianna.

Edra, Edrah, Edreah, Edria, Edriah, Edrya, Edryah

Edrianna (Greek) a form of Adrienne.

Edrena, Edriana, Edrina

Edrice (English) prosperous ruler.

Edrica, Edricah, Edricia, Edriciah, Edris, Edriss, Edrissa, Edrisse, Edryca, Edrycah, Edrycia,

Edurne (Basque) snow.

Eduviges (Teutonic) fighting woman.

Eduvigis, Eduvijis (German) victorious fighter.

Eduvixes (German) battle.

Edvina (German) a form of Edwina.

Edwardina (English) prosperous guardian.

Edwardinah, Edwardine, Edwardyna, Edwardynah, Edwardyne

Edwina (English) prosperous friend. See also Winnie.

Eddwina, Eddwinah, Eddwine, Eddwyn, Eddwyna, Eddwynah, Eddwyne, Eddy, Edween, Edweena,

Effia (Ghanaian) born on Friday.

Effie (Greek) spoken well of. (English) a short form of Alfreda, Euphemia.

Efea, Efee, Effea, Effee, Effi, Effia, Effy, Efi, Efie, Efy, Ephie

Efigenia (Greek) a form of Eugenia.

Efigênia (Portuguese) a form of Eugenia.

Efrata (Hebrew) honored.

Efratah

Efrona (Hebrew) songbird.

Efronah, Efronna, Efronnah

Egberta (English) bright sword.

Egbertah, Egberte, Egbirt, Egbirte, Egburt, Egburte, Egbyrt, Egbyrte

Egbertina, Egbertine, Egbertyne (English) forms of Egberta.

Egda (Greek) shield bearer.

Egeria (Greek) she who gives encouragement.

Egida (Spanish) a form of Eladia.

Egidia (Greek) a form of Eladía.

Eglantina (French) wild rose.

Egle (Greek) she who possesses splendor and shine.

Eider (Basque) beautiful.

Eileen (Irish) a form of Helen. See also Aileen, Ilene.

Eilean, Eileana, Eileane, Eileena, Eileenah, Eileene, Eilena, Eilene, Eiley, Eilie, Eilieh, Eilina,

Eira (Welsh) snow.

Eir, Eirah, Eyr, Eyra, Eyrah

Eirene (Greek) a form of Irene.

Eereen, Eereena, Eereene, Eireen, Eireena, Eirena, Ereen, Ereena, Ereene, Erena, Eyren, Eyrena,

Eyrene

Eiru (Indigenous) bee.

Eirween (Welsh) white snow.

Eirwena, Eirwenah, Eirwene, Eyrwen, Irwen, Irwena, Irwenah, Irwene

Ekaterina (Russian) a form of Katherine.

Ekaterine, Ekaterini

Ela (Polish) a form of Adelaide.

Elah, Ellah

Eladia (Greek) native of Elade, Greece.

Eladía (Greek) warrior with a shield of goat skin.

Elaina (French) a form of Helen.

Elainah, Elainea, Elainia, Elainna

Elaine (French) a form of Helen. See also Laine, Lainey.

Eilane, Elain, Elaini, Elane, Elani, Elanie, Elanit, Elauna, Elayn, Elayne, Ellaine

Elana (Greek) a short form of Eleanor. See also Ilana, Lana.

Elan, Elanah, Elanee, Elaney, Elania, Elanie, Elanna, Elannah, Elanne, Elanni, Ellana, Ellanah,

Elanora (Australian) from the shore.

Elanorah, Elanore, Ellanora, Ellanorah, Ellanore, Ellanorra, Ellanorrah, Ellanorre

Elata (Latin) elevated.

Elayna (French) a form of Elaina.

Elaynah, Elayne, Elayni

Elberta (English) a form of Alberta.

Elbertah, Elberte, Elbertha, Elberthina, Elberthine, Elbertina, Elbertine, Elbirta, Elbirtah,

Elbertyna (Greek) one who comes from Greece.

Elcira (Teutonic) noble adornment.

Elda (German) she who battles.

Eldora (Spanish) golden, gilded.

Eldorah, Eldoree, Eldorey, Eldori, Eldoria, Eldorie, Eldory, Elldora, Elldorah

Eldrida (English) wise counselor.

Eldridah, Eldryda, Eldrydah, Eldryde

Eleadora (Spanish) a form of Eleodora.

Eleanor (Greek) light. History: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was a U.S.

delegate to the United Nations, a writer, and the thirty-second First Lady of the United States.

Eleanora (Greek) a form of Eleanor. See also Lena.

Alienora, Elenora, Elenorah, Eleonora, Elianora, Elinora, Elleanora, Ellenora, Ellenorah,

Eleanore (Greek) a form of Eleanor.

Electa (Greek) a form of Electra.

Electra (Greek) shining; brilliant. Mythology: the daughter of

Agamemnon, leader of the Greeks in the Trojan War.

Eleebana (Australian) beautiful.

Elebana, Elebanah, Elebanna, Elebannah, Eleebanna, Eleebannah

Elena (Greek) a form of Eleanor. (Italian) a form of Helen.

Eleana, Eleen, Eleena, Elen, Elenah, Elene, Elenitsa, Elenka, Elenna, Elenoa, Elenola, Lena

Eleni (Greek) a familiar form of Eleanor.

Elenee, Elenie, Eleny

Eleodora, Eliodora (Greek) she who came from the sun.

Eleora (Hebrew) the Lord is my light.

Eleorah, Eliora, Eliorah, Elioria, Elioriah, Eliorya, Elioryah, Elira, Elora

Elesha (Greek, Hebrew) a form of Elisha.

Eleshia, Ellesha

Elethea, Elethia (English) healer.

Eletta (English) elf; mischievous.

Eleta, Eletah, Elete, Elett, Elettah, Elette, Elletta, Ellette

Eleuia (Nahuatl) wish.

Eleusipa (Greek) she who arrives on horseback.

Eleuteria (Greek) liberty.

Eleutería, Eleuterio (Spanish) forms of Eleuteria.

Elexis, Elexus (Greek) forms of Alexis.

Elexas, Elexes, Elexess, Elexeya, Elexia, Elexiah, Elexius, Elexsus, Elexxus, Elexys

Élfega (German) brightness in the heights.

Elfelda (Spanish) tall; powerful.

Elfida, Élfida (Greek) daughter of the wind.

Élfreda (Greek) she who the geniuses protect.

Elfrida (German) peaceful. See also Freda.

Elfrea, Elfreda, Elfredah, Elfredda, Elfrede, Elfreeda, Elfreyda, Elfride, Elfrieda, Elfriede, Elfryda,

Elfrydah

Elga (Norwegian) pious. (German) a form of Helga.

Elgah, Elgar, Elgara, Elgiva

Eli B G (Hebrew) uplifted. See also Elli.

Ele, Elee, Elei, Eleigh, Eley, Elie, Ely

Elia G B (Hebrew) a short form of Eliana.

Eliah

Eliana (Hebrew) my God has answered me. See also Iliana.

Elianah, Elianna, Eliannah, Elliana, Ellianah, Ellianna, Elliannah, Ellyana, Ellyanah, Elyana,

Eliane, Elianne (Hebrew) forms of Eliana.

Elliane, Ellianne, Ellyane, Ellyanne, Elyanne

Elicia (Hebrew) a form of Elisha. See also Alicia.

Elida (Latin) a form of Alida.

Elidee, Elidia, Elidy

Élida (Greek) Geography: the Olympic city in ancient Greece.

Elide (Latin) a form of Elida.

Eligia (Italian, Spanish) chosen one.

Elijah B G (Hebrew) the Lord is my God. Bible: a great Hebrew prophet.

Elia, Elian, Elija, Elijha, Elijiah, Elijio, Elijsha, Elijuah, Elijuo, Eliya, Eliyah, Ellija, Ellijah,

Ellyjah

Elili (Tamil) beautiful.

Elimena (Latin) stranger.

Elina (Greek, Italian) a form of Elena. (English) a form of Ellen.

Elinah, Elinda

Elinor (Greek) a form of Eleanor.

Elinore, Ellinor, Ellinore

Elionor (Greek) a form of Helen.

Elisa, Ellisa (Spanish, Italian, English) short forms of Elizabeth.

Elisabet (Hebrew) a form of Elizabeth.

Elisabeta, Elisabete, Elisabetta, Elisabette, Elisebet, Elisebeta, Elisebete, Elisebett, Elisebetta,

Elisebette

Elisabeth (Hebrew) a form of Elizabeth.

Elisabethe, Elisabith, Elisebeth, Elisheba, Elishebah, Ellisabeth, Elsabeth, Elysabeth

Elise (French, English) a short form of Elizabeth, Elysia. See also Ilise,

Liese, Liset, Lissie.

Elisea (Hebrew) God is salvation; protect my health.

Elisenda (Hebrew) a form of Elisa.

Elisha BG (Hebrew) consecrated to God. (Greek) a form of Alisha.

Elisheva (Hebrew) a form of Elisabeth.

Elishevah

Elisia (Hebrew) a form of Elisha.

Elissia

Elissa (Greek, English) a form of Elizabeth. A short form of Melissa. See

also Alissa, Alyssa, Lissa. Elissah, Ellissa, Ilissa, Ilyssa

Elita (Latin, French) chosen. See also Lida, Lita.

Eleata, Eleatah, Eleeta, Eleetah, Eleita, Eleitah, Elitah, Elitia, Elitie, Ellita, Ellitia, Ellitie, Ellyt,

Eliza (Hebrew) a short form of Elizabeth. See also Aliza.

Eliz, Elizah, Elizaida, Elizalina, Elize, Elizea, Elizeah, Elizza, Elizzah, Elliza, Ellizah, Ellizza,

Elizabet (Hebrew) a form of Elizabeth.

Elizabeta, Elizabete, Elizabett, Elizabetta, Elizabette, Elizebet, Elizebeta, Elizebete, Elizebett,

Elizabeth (Hebrew) consecrated to God. Bible: the mother of John the

Baptist.

Elizaveta (Polish, English) a form of Elizabeth.

Elisavet, Elisaveta, Elisavetta, Elisveta, Elizavet, Elizavetta, Elizveta, Elsveta, Elzveta

Elizebeth (Hebrew) a form of Elizabeth.

Ellizebeth

Elka (Polish) a form of Elizabeth.

Elkah, Ilka, Ilkah

Elke (German) a form of Adelaide, Alice.

Elkee, Elkey, Elki, Elkie, Elky, Ilki

Ella (English) elfin; beautiful fairy-woman. (Greek) a short form of

Eleanor.

Ela, Elah, Ellah, Ellamae, Ellia

Elle (Greek) a short form of Eleanor. (French) she.

El, Ele, Ell

Ellen (English) a form of Eleanor, Helen.

Elen, Elene, Elenee, Elenie, Eleny, Elin, Eline, Ellan, Ellene, Ellin, Ellon

Ellena (Greek, Italian) a form of Elena. (English) a form of Ellen.

Ellenah

Ellery BG (English) elder-tree island.

Elari, Elarie, Elery, Ellari, Ellarie, Ellary, Ellerey, Elleri, Ellerie

Ellfreda (German) a form of Alfreda.

Elli, Elly (English) short forms of Eleanor.

Ellie (English) a short form of Eleanor, Ella, Ellen. See also Eli.

Ellea, Elleah, Ellee, Ellei, Elleigh, Elley, Ellia, Elliah, Ellya

Ellice (English) a form of Elise.

Ellecia, Ellyce, Elyce

Elliot B G (English) forms of Eli, Elijah.

Elliott

Ellis B G (English) a form of Elias (see Boys’ Names).

Elis, Ellys, Elys

Ellison G B (English) child of Ellis.

Elison, Ellson, Ellyson, Elson, Elyson

Ellyn (English) a form of Ellen.

Ellyna, Ellynah, Ellyne, Ellynn, Ellynne, Elyn

Elma (Turkish) sweet fruit.

Ellma, Ellmah, Ellmar, Elmah, Elmar

Elmina (English) noble.

Almina, Alminah, Almyna, Almynah, Elminah, Elmyna, Elmynah

Elmira (Arabic, Spanish) a form of Almira.

Ellmara, Ellmarah, Elmara, Elmarah, Elmear, Elmeara, Elmearah, Elmeera, Elmeerah, Elmeira,

Elnora (American) a combination of Ella + Nora.

Elodie (English) a form of Alodie.

Elodea, Elodee, Elodey, Elodi, Elodia, Elodiah, Elody, Elodya, Elodyah, Elodye

Eloina (French) a form of Eloisa.

Eloína (Latin) predestined.

Eloisa (French) a form of Eloise.

Eloisia, Elouisa, Elouisah, Eloysa

Eloísa (Spanish) a form of Eloise.

Eloise (French) a form of Louise.

Elois, Elouise

Elora (American) a short form of Elnora.

Ellora, Elloree, Elorah, Elorie

Eloxochitl (Nahuatl) magnolia.

Elpidia, Elpidía (Greek) waits with faith.

Elsa (German) noble. (Hebrew) a short form of Elizabeth. See also Ilse.

Elcea, Ellsa, Ellsah, Ellse, Ellsea, Ellsia, Elsah, Else, Elsia, Elsje

Elsbeth (German) a form of Elizabeth.

Elsbet, Elsbeth, Elzbet, Elzbieta

Elsie (German) a familiar form of Elsa, Helsa.

Elcee, Elcey, Ellcee, Ellcey, Ellci, Ellcia, Ellcie, Ellcy, Ellsee, Ellsey, Ellsi, Ellsia, Ellsie, Ellsy,

Elsey, Elsi, Elsy

Elspeth (Scottish) a form of Elizabeth.

Elspet, Elspie

Elva (English) elfin. See also Alva, Alvina.

Elvah, Elvie

Elvera (Latin, Spanish, German) a form of Elvira.

Elverah

Elvia (English) a form of Elva.

Elviah, Elvya, Elvyah

Elvie (English) a form of Elva.

Elvea, Elvee, Elvey, Elvi, Elvy

Elvina (English) a form of Alvina.

Elveana, Elveanah, Elvena, Elvenah, Elvenea, Elvinah, Elvine, Elvinea, Elvinia, Elvinna, Elvinnia,

Elvira (Latin) white; blond. (German) closed up. (Spanish) elfin.

Geography: the town in Spain that hosted a Catholic synod in 300 a.d.

Elvisa (Teutonic) a form of Eloise.

Elvita (Spanish) truth.

Elycia (Hebrew) a form of Elisha.

Ellycia

Elysa (Spanish, Italian, English) a form of Elisa.

Ellysa, Elyssia, Elyssya, Elysya

Elyse (French, English) a form of Elise. (Latin) a form of Elysia.

Ellyse, Elyce, Elys, Elysee, Elysse

Elysha (Hebrew) a form of Elisha.

Ellysha, Ellyshah, Ellyshia, Ellyshiah, Ellyshya, Ellyshyah, Elyshia

Elysia (Greek) sweet; blissful. Mythology: Elysium was the dwelling place

of happy souls.

Elishia, Ellysia, Ellysiah, Elysiah, Elysya, Elysyah, Ilysha, Ilysia

Elyssa (Greek, English) a form of Elissa. (Latin) a form of Elysia.

Ellyssa, Elyssah

Ema (German) a form of Emma.

Emah

Emalee, Emaleigh, Emalie, Emaly (American) forms of Emily.

Emaili, Emaily, Emalea, Emali, Emalia

Eman BG (Arabic) a short form of Emani.

Emani (Arabic) a form of Iman.

Emane, Emaneé, Emanie, Emann

Emanuelle (Hebrew) a form of Emmanuelle.

Emanual, Emanuel, Emanuela, Emanuele, Emanuell, Emanuella, Emanuellah

Emari (German) a form of Emery.

Emarri

Ember (French) a form of Amber.

Emberlee, Emberly

Emelia (Latin) a form of Amelia.

Emelie, Emely (Latin) forms of Emily.

Emeli, Emelita, Emellie, Emelly

Emelinda (Teutonic) a form of Emily.

Emeline (French) a form of Emily.

Emelin, Emelina

Emerald (French) bright green gemstone.

Emelda, Emeldah, Emmarald, Emmerald

Emeralda (Spanish) a form of Emerald.

Emerenciana (Latin) she who will be rewarded.

Emerita (Latin) a form of Emerenciana.

Emérita (Latin) veteran; licensed.

Emerson G B (German) Emery’s son. Philosophy: Ralph Waldo Emerson

was a proponent of individualism.

Emersyn

Emery G B (German) industrious leader.

Emeri, Emerie, Emerre

Emesta (Spanish) serious.

Emeteria (Greek) half lion.

Emie, Emmie (German) forms of Emmy.

Emi, Emiy, Emmi

Emile B G (English) a form of Emily.

Emilea, Emilei, Émilie, Emiliee, Emillee, Emillie, Emmélie, Emmilee, Emmilei, Emmileigh,

Emmiley, Emmili, Emmilie, Emmilly, Emmilye

Emilee, Emileigh, Emiley, Emili, Emilie, Emilly, Emmily (English)

forms of Emily.

Emilia (Italian) a form of Amelia, Emily.

Emila, Emilea, Emileah, Emiliah, Emilya, Emilyah, Emmilea, Emmileah, Emmilia, Emmilya

Emilse (German) a combination of Emily + Ilse.

Emily (Latin) flatterer. (German) industrious. See also Amelia, Emma,

Millie.

Emilyann (American) a combination of Emily + Ann.

Emileane, Emileann, Emileanna, Emileanne, Emiliana, Emiliann, Emilianna, Emilianne,

Emilyn (American) a form of Emmalynn.

Emilynn, Emilynne

Emma (German) a short form of Emily. See also Amy.

Em, Emmah

Emmalee, Emmalie (American) combinations of Emma + Lee. Forms of Emily.

Emmaline (French) a form of Emily.

Emalin, Emalina, Emaline, Emilienne, Emilina, Emiline, Emillin, Emillina, Emilline, Emmalene,

Emmalynn (American) a combination of Emma + Lynn.

Emalyn, Emalyna, Emalyne, Emelyn, Emelyna, Emelyne, Emelynne, Emlyn, Emlynn, Emlynne,

Emmanuelle (Hebrew) God is with us.

Emmanuela, Emmanuele, Emmanuell, Emmanuella, Emmanuellah

Emmeline (French) a form of Emmaline.

Emmelina

Emmy, Emy (German) familiar forms of Emma.

Emmey, Emmye

Emmylou (American) a combination of Emmy + Lou.

Emiloo, Emilou, Emilu, Emlou, Emmalou, Emmelou, Emmiloo, Emmilou, Emmilu, Emmyloo,

Emna (Teutonic) a form of Emma.

Emory G B (German) a form of Emery.

Amory, Emmo, Emmori, Emmorie, Emmory, Emorye

Emperatriz (Latin) empress.

Emylee (American) a form of Emily.

Ena, Enna (Irish) forms of Helen.

Enah

Enara (Basque) swallow.

Enat (Irish) little.

Encarna, Encarnita (Spanish) forms of Encarnación.

Encarnación (Latin) incarnation of Jesus in his mother, Mary.

Enchantra (English) enchanting.

Enchantrah, Enchantria, Enchantrya, Enchantryah

Endora (Hebrew) fountain.

Endorah, Endorra, Endorrah

Enedina (Greek) warm; indulgent.

Engel (Greek) a form of Angel.

Engele, Engell, Engelle, Enjel, Enjele, Enjell, Enjelle

Engela (Greek) a form of Angela.

Engelah, Engella, Engellah, Enjela, Enjelah, Enjella

Engelica (Greek) a form of Angelica.

Engelika, Engeliqua, Engeliquah, Engelique, Engelyca, Engelycka, Enjelliqua, Enjellique,

Engracia (Spanish) graceful.

Engrace, Engracee, Engraciah, Engracya, Engrasia, Engrasiah, Engrasya

Enid (Welsh) life; spirit.

Enida, Ennid, Ennida, Ennyd, Ennyda, Enyd, Enyda, Enydah

Enimia (Greek) well dressed.

Ennata (Greek) ninth.

Enrica (Spanish) a form of Henrietta. See also Rica.

Enricah, Enrichetta, Enricka, Enrickah, Enrieta, Enrietta, Enriette, Enrika, Enrikah, Enrikka,

Enricua (Spanish) ruler.

Enya (Scottish) jewel; blazing.

Enia, Eniah, Enyah

Enye (Hebrew) grace.

Epifana, Epifanía (Spanish) forms of Epiphany.

Epiphany (Greek) manifestation. Religion: a Christian feast on January 6

celebrating the manifestation of Jesus’ divine nature to the Magi.

Eppie (English) a familiar form of Euphemia. Eppy

Erasma (Greek) lovable.

Erasmah

Ercilia, Ercilla (Greek) delicate; gentle.

Erda (Anglo-Saxon) Mythology: an earth goddess after which the planet

Earth is named.

Erea (Galician) a form of Irene.

Erela (Hebrew) angel.

Elelah, Erell, Erella, Erellah

Erendira, Eréndira, Erendiria (Spanish) one with a smile.

Eres (Welsh) beautiful.

Erica (Scandinavian) ruler of all. (English) brave ruler. See also Arica,

Rica, Ricki.

Ericah, Ericca, Ericha, Eriqua, Erique, Errica, Eryca, Erycah

Érica (German) a form of Erica.

Ericka (Scandinavian) a form of Erica.

Erickah, Erricka

Erika, Erikka (Scandinavian) forms of Erica.

Erikaa, Erikah, Errika, Eryka, Erykah, Erykka, Eyrika

Erin (Irish) peace. History: another name for Ireland. See also Arin.

Earin, Earrin, Eran, Erana, Eren, Erena, Erenah, Erene, Ereni, Erenia, Ereniah, Eri, Erian, Erina,

Erine, Erinete, Erinett, Erinetta

Erinn, Errin (Irish) forms of Erin.

Erinna, Erinnah, Erinne

Erline (Irish) a form of Arlene.

Erla, Erlana, Erlean, Erleana, Erleanah, Erleane, Erleen, Erleena, Erleene, Erlene, Erlenne,

Erlin, Erlina, Erlinda, Erlisha, Erlyn, Erlyna, Erlynah, Erlyne

Erma (Latin) a short form of Ermine, Hermina. See also Irma.

Ermelinda

Ermenburga (German) strong city.

Ermengarda (German) where strength dwells.

Ermengardis (German) strong garden.

Ermenilda (German) powerful warrior.

Ermerinda (Latin) a form of Erma.

Ermine (Latin) a form of Hermina.

Ermin, Ermina, Erminda, Erminia, Erminie

Ermitana (Greek) sparsely populated place.

Erna (English) a short form of Ernestine.

Ernestina (English) a form of Ernestine.

Ernesta, Ernesztina

Ernestine (English) earnest, sincere.

Erna, Ernaline, Ernesia

Ernesto (Germanic) a form of Ernestine.

Erosina (Greek) erotic lady.

Erundina (Latin) like a swallow.

Erwina, Erwyna (English) sea friend.

Eryn, Erynn (Irish) forms of Erin.

Eiryn, Eryna, Eryne, Erynna, Erynnah, Erynne

Escama, Escame (Spanish) forms of Escarna.

Escarna, Escarne, Eskarne (Spanish) merciful.

Escolástica (Latin) she who knows much and teaches.

Eshe (Swahili) life.

Eisha, Esha, Eshah

Esmé (French) a familiar form of Esmeralda. A form of Amy.

Esma, Esmae, Esmah, Esmai, Esmay, Esme, Esmëe, Esmei, Esmey

Esmerada (Latin) shining; standing out.

Esmeralda (Greek, Spanish) a form of Emerald.

Esmaralda, Esmerelda, Esmerilda, Esmiralda, Ezmerelda, Ezmirilda

Esperanza (Spanish) hope. See also Speranza.

Esparanza, Espe, Esperance, Esperans, Esperansa, Esperanta, Esperanz, Esperenza

Essence (Latin) life; existence.

Essa, Essenc, Essencee, Essences, Essenes, Essense, Essynce

Essie (English) a short form of Estelle, Esther.

Essa, Essey, Essy

Estaquia (Spanish) possessor of a head of wheat.

Estebana (Spanish) a form of Stephanie.

Estee (English) a short form of Estelle, Esther.

Esta, Estée, Estey, Esti, Estie, Esty

Estefani, Estefany (Spanish) forms of Stephanie.

Estefane, Estefanie

Estefaní, Estéfani, Estéfany (Spanish) forms of Stephanie.

Estefania (Spanish) a form of Stephanie.

Estafania, Estefana

Estefanía (Greek) a form of Stephanie.

Estela, Estella (French) forms of Estelle.

Estelah, Esteleta, Estelita, Estellah, Estellita, Esthella

Estelinda (Teutonic) she who is noble and protects the village.

Estelle (French) a form of Esther. See also Stella, Trella.

Estel, Estele, Esteley, Estelin, Estelina, Esteline, Estell, Estellin, Estellina, Estelline, Esthel,

Esthela, Esthele, Esthell, Esthelle

Estephanie, Estephany (Spanish) forms of Stephanie.

Estephani, Estephania

Ester (Persian) a form of Esther.

Estera, Esterre

Éster, Ésther (Spanish) forms of Esther.

Esterina (Greek) strong and vital.

Estervina (German) friend from the east.

Esteva, Estevana (Greek) forms of Stephanie.

Esther (Persian) star. Bible: the Jewish captive whom Ahasuerus made his

queen. See also Hester. Estar, Esthur, Eszter, Eszti

Estíbalitz (Basque) sweet as honey.

Estíbaliz (Castilian) a form of Estíbalitz.

Estila (Latin) column.

Estrada (Latin) road.

Estralita (Spanish) a form of Estrella.

Estrella (French) star.

Estrela, Estrelah, Estrele, Estrelinha, Estrell, Estrelle, Estrelleta, Estrellita, Estrelyta, Estrelytah,

Estrilita, Estrilyta, Estrylita, Estrylyta

Etaina (Celtic) she who shines.

Etapalli (Nahuatl) wing.

Etel (Spanish) a short form of Etelvina.

Etelburga (English) a form of Edelburga.

Etelinda (German) noble one who protects her village.

Etelreda (German) noble advice.

Etelvina (German) loyal and noble friend.

Eteria (Greek) pure air.

Eternity (Latin) eternity.

Ethana (Hebrew) strong; firm.

Ethanah, Ethena, Ethenah

Ethel (English) noble.

Ethela, Ethelah, Ethelda, Ethelin, Ethelina, Etheline, Ethella, Ethelle, Ethelyn, Ethelyna, Ethelyne,

Ethelynn, Ethelynna, Ethelynne, Ethyl

Etienne B G (French) a form of Stephan (see Boys’ Names).

Ètienne

Etilka (Hebrew) noble.

Étoile (French) star.

Etoila, Etoilah, Etoyla, Etoylah, Etoyle

Etta (German) little. (English) a short form of Henrietta.

Etka, Etke, Ettah, Etti, Ettie, Etty, Ety, Itke, Itta

Euda (German) childhood.

Eudocia, Eudosia, Eudoxia (Greek) famous; knowledgeable.

Eudora (Greek) honored gift. See also Dora.

Eudorah, Eudore

Eufonia (Greek) she who has a beautiful voice.

Eufrasia (Greek) she who is full of joy.

Eufrosina (Greek) joyful thought.

Eugena (Greek) a form of Eugenia.

Eugenia (Greek) born to nobility. See also Gina, Yevgenia.

Eugeena, Eugeenah, Eugeenia, Eugeeniah, Eugeniah, Eugenina, Eugina, Eugyna, Eugynah,

Eugênia (Portuguese) a form of Eugenia.

Eugenie (Greek) a form of Eugenia.

Eugeenee, Eugeeney, Eugeeni, Eugeenie, Eugenee, Eugeney, Eugeni, Eugénie, Eugine, Eugynie,

Eulalia (Greek) well-spoken. See also Ula.

Eula, Eulah, Eulalea, Eulalee, Eulalie, Eulalya, Eulalyah, Eulia, Euliah, Eulya, Eulyah

Eulália (Portuguese) a form of Eulalia.

Eulampia (Greek) brilliant.

Eulogia (Greek) a form of Eulalia.

Eumelia (Greek) she who sings well.

Eun (Korean) silver.

Euna, Eunah

Eunice (Greek) happy; victorious. Bible: the mother of Saint Timothy. See also Unice. Euna, Eunique, Eunise, Euniss, Eunisse, Eunys, Eunysa, Eunysah, Eunyse

Eunomia (Greek) good order.

Euphemia (Greek) spoken well of, in good repute. History: a fourthcentury

Christian martyr. See also Phemie.

Effam, Eppie, Eufemia, Eufemiah, Euphan, Euphemie, Euphemy, Euphemya, Euphemyah, Euphie

Euporia (Greek) she who has a beautiful voice.

Eurídice (Greek) a form of Eurydice.

Eurneid (Russian) child of Clydno.

Eurosia (Greek) eloquent.

Eurydice (Greek) wide, broad. Mythology: the wife of Orpheus.

Euridice, Euridyce, Eurydyce

Eusebia (Greek) respectful; pious.

Eustacia (Greek) productive. (Latin) stable; calm. See also Stacey.

Eustaciah, Eustacya, Eustasia, Eustasiah, Eustasya, Eustasyah

Eustaquia (Greek) well-built.

Eustolia (Greek) agile.

Eustoquia (Greek) good mother.

Eutalia (Greek) abundant.

Euterpe (Greek) walks with grace.

Eutimia (Spanish) benevolent.

Eutiquia (Greek) she who entertains.

Eutropia (Greek) good character.

Euxenia (Greek) from a good family name.

Eva (Greek) a short form of Evangelina. (Hebrew) a form of Eve. See also Ava, Chava.

Éva, Evah, Evalea, Evaleah, Evalee, Evalei, Evaleigh, Evaley, Evali, Evalia, Evalie, Evaly, Evike,

Evva, Ewa, Ewah

Evaline (French) a form of Evelyn.

Evalean, Evaleana, Evaleanah, Evaleane, Evaleen, Evaleena, Evaleenah, Evaleene, Evalene,

Evan B G (Irish) young warrior. (English) a form of John (see Boys’ Names). Eoin, Ev, Evaine, Evann, Evans, Even, Evens, Evin, Evon, Evun, Ewan, Ewen

Evangelina (Greek) bearer of good news.

Evangeleana, Evangeleanah, Evangeleena, Evangelia, Evangelica, Evangeliqua, Evangelique,

Evangelista, Evangelyna, Evangelynah

Evangeline (Greek) a form of Evangelina.

Evangeleane, Evangeleene, Evangelene, Evangelyn, Evangelyne, Evangelynn

Evania (Greek, Irish) a form of Evan.

Evana, Evanah, Evania, Evaniah, Evanja, Evanjah, Evanka, Evanna, Evannah, Evanne, Evannja,

Evanthe (Greek) flower.

Evantha

Evarista (Greek) excellent one.

Eve (Hebrew) life. Bible: the first woman created by God. (French) a short

form of Evonne. See also Hava, Naeva, Vica, Yeva.

Eav, Eave, Evita, Evuska, Evyn

Eve Marie (English) a combination of Eve + Marie.

Eve-Marie

Evelia (Hebrew) a form of Eve.

Evelin, Eveline, Evelyne (English) forms of Evelyn.

Evelean, Eveleane, Eveleen, Eveleene, Evelen, Evelene

Evelina (English) a form of Evelyn.

Eveleanah, Eveleeana, Eveleena, Eveleenah, Evelena, Evelenah, Evelinah, Evelyna, Evelynah,

Ewalina

Everly (Old English) from the grazing meadow.

Everley, Everleigh

Evelyn G B (English) hazelnut. See also Avaline.

Evaline, Eveleen, Evelene, Evelynn, Evelynne, Evline

Everett B G (German) courageous as a boar.

Everilda (German) a form of Everett.

Evette (French) a form of Yvette. A familiar form of Evonne. See also

Ivette.

Evet, Evete, Evett

Evie (Hungarian) a form of Eve.

Evee, Evey, Evi, Evicka, Evike, Evka, Evuska, Evvee, Evvey, Evvi, Evvia, Evvie, Evvy, Evvya, Evy,

Ewa

Evita (Spanish) a form of Eve.

Eveta, Evetah, Evetta, Evettah, Evitta, Evyta, Evytta

Evline (English) a form of Evelyn.

Evleen, Evlene, Evlin, Evlina, Evlyn, Evlynn, Evlynne

Evodia (Greek) she who wishes others a good trip.

Evonne (French) a form of Yvonne. See also Ivonne.

Evanne, Evenie, Evenne, Eveny, Evona, Evonah, Evone, Evoni, Evonn, Evonna, Evonnie, Evonny,

Evony, Evyn, Evynn, Eyona, Eyvone

Exal (Spanish) a short form of Exaltación.

Exaltación (Spanish) exalted, lifted up.

Expedita (Greek) ready to fight.

Expósita (Latin) exposed.

Exuperancia (Latin) abundant.

Exuperia (Latin) a form of Exuperancia.

Eyén (Aboriginal) break of day.

Eyota BG (Native American) great.

Eyotah

Ezmeralda (Spanish) a form of Esmeralda.

Ezrela (Hebrew) reaffirming faith.

Esrela, Esrelah, Esrele, Esrell, Esrella, Esrellah, Esrelle, Ezrelah, Ezrele, Ezrella, Ezrellah, Ezrelle

Ezri (Hebrew) helper; strong.

Ezra, Ezrah, Ezria, Ezriah, Ezrya, Ezryah

Eztli (Nahuatl) blood.

Fabia (Latin) bean grower.

Fabiah, Fabra, Fabria, Fabya, Fabyah

Fabiana (Latin) a form of Fabia.

Fabianah, Fabianna, Fabiannah, Fabienna, Fabiennah, Fabyana, Fabyanah, Fabyanna,

Fabyannah

Fabienne (Latin) a form of Fabia.

Fabian, Fabiann, Fabianne, Fabiene, Fabienn, Fabyan, Fabyane, Fabyann, Fabyanne

Fabiola (Latin) a form of Fabia.

Fabiolah, Fabiole, Fabyola

Fabricia (Latin) a form of Fabrizia.

Fabrienne (French) little blacksmith; apprentice.

Fabreanne, Fabrian, Fabriana, Fabrianah, Fabriann, Fabrianna, Fabriannah, Fabrianne,

Fabrizia (Italian) craftswoman.

Fabriziah, Fabrizya, Fabrizyah, Fabryzia, Fabryziah, Fabryzya, Fabryzyah

Facunda (Latin) eloquent speaker.

Fadila (Arabic) generous.

Fadilah, Fadyla, Fadylah

Faina (English) happy.

Fainah, Faine, Fayin, Fayina, Fayinah, Fayine, Fayna, Faynah, Fayne, Feana, Feanah, Fenna

Fairlee (English) from a yellow meadow.

Faileah, Fairlea, Fairlei, Fairleigh, Fairley, Fairli, Fairlia, Fairliah, Fairlie, Fairly, Fairlya,

Faith (English) faithful; fidelity. See also Faye, Fidelity.

Faeth, Faethe, Faithe

Faiza, Faizah (Arabic) victorious.

Fayza, Fayzah

Falda (Icelandic) folded wings.

Faida, Faldah, Fayda, Faydah

Falicia (Latin) a form of Felicia.

Falecia, Faleshia

Faline (Latin) catlike.

Falean, Faleana, Faleanah, Faleane, Faleen, Faleena, Faleenah, Faleene, Falena, Falene, Falin,

Falisha (Latin) a form of Felicia.

Faleisha, Falesha, Falleshia

Fallon (Irish) grandchild of the ruler.

Fallan, Fallann, Fallanna, Fallannah, Fallanne, Fallen, Fallenn, Fallenna, Fallennah, Fallenne,

Falon (Irish) a form of Fallon.

Falan, Falen, Phalon

Falviana (Spanish) a form of Flavia.

Falyn (Irish) a form of Fallon.

Fallyn, Fallyne, Falyna, Falynah, Falyne, Falynn, Falynne

Fanchone (French) freedom.

Fanchon, Fanchona, Fanchonah

Fancy (French) betrothed. (English) whimsical; decorative.

Fancee, Fanchette, Fanci, Fancia, Fancie

Fannie, Fanny (American) familiar forms of Frances.

Fan, Fanette, Fani, Fania, Fannee, Fanney, Fanni, Fannia

Fantasia (Greek) imagination.

Fantasy, Fantasya, Fantaysia, Fantazia, Fiantasi

Fany (American) a form of Fannie.

Fanya

Faqueza (Spanish) weakness.

Farah, Farrah (English) beautiful; pleasant.

Fara, Faria, Fariah, Farra, Farria, Farriah, Farrya, Farryah, Farya, Faryah, Fayre

Faren, Farren (English) wanderer.

Faran, Farana, Farane, Fare, Farin, Farine, Faron, Faronah, Farrahn, Farran, Farrand, Farrin,

Faría (Hebrew) pharaoh.

Farica (German) peaceful ruler.

Faricah, Faricka, Farika, Farikah, Fariqua, Fariquah, Farique, Faryca, Farycah, Farycka,

Farida (Arabic) unique.

Fariha (Muslim, Arabic) happy, joyful, cheerful, glad.

Farihah

Fatema (Arabic) a form of Fatima.

Fátim, Fátima (Arabic) forms of Fatima.

Fatima (Arabic) daughter of the prophet. History: the daughter of

Muhammad. Fathma, Fatime, Fattim, Fatyma, Fatymah

Fatimah (Arabic) a form of Fatima.

Fatma, Fatme (Arabic) short forms of Fatima.

Fatmah

Faustine (Latin) lucky, fortunate.

Fausta, Faustah, Faustean, Fausteana, Fausteanah, Fausteane, Fausteen, Fausteena, Fausteenah,

Favia (Latin) a form of Fabia.

Faviola (Latin) a form of Fabia.

Faviana, Faviolha

Fawn (French) young deer.

Faun, Faune, Fawne

Fawna (French) a form of Fawn.

Fauna, Faunah, Faunia, Fauniah, Fauny, Faunya, Faunyah, Fawnah, Fawnia, Fawniah, Fawnna,

Fawny, Fawnya, Fawnyah

Faxon BG (German) long-haired.

Faxan, Faxana, Faxanah, Faxane, Faxann, Faxanna, Faxannah, Faxanne, Faxen, Faxin, Faxina,

Fay (French, English) a form of Faye.

Fayana (French) a form of Faye.

Fayanah, Fayann, Fayanna, Fayannah, Fayanne

Faye (French) fairy; elf. (English) a form of Faith.

Fae, Fai, Faie, Faya, Fayah, Fayana, Fayette, Fei, Fey, Feya, Feyah, Feye

Fayette (French) a form of Faye.

Fayet, Fayett, Fayetta, Fayettah

Fayola (Nigerian) lucky.

Faiola, Faiolah, Fayla, Fayolah, Feyla

Fayre (English) fair; light haired.

Fair, Faira, Faire, Fairey, Fairy, Faree, Farey, Fari, Farie, Fary, Farye, Fayree, Fayrey, Fayri,

Fayrie, Fayry

Fayruz (Arabic) Turkish woman.

Faythe (English) a form of Faith.

Fayeth, Fayethe, Fayth

Fe (Latin) trust; belief.

Febe (Greek) a form of Phoebe.

Feba, Febo, Feebe, Feebea, Feebee, Fibee

Febronia (Latin) sacrifice of atonement.

Fedra (Greek) splendid one.

Feena (Irish) small fawn.

Feana, Feanah, Feenah

Felberta (English) brilliant.

Felecia (Latin) a form of Felicia.

Flecia

Felecidade (Portuguese) a form of Felicity.

Felica (Spanish) a short form of Felicia.

Falica, Falisa, Felisca, Felissa, Feliza

Felice (Latin) a short form of Felicia.

Felece, Felicie, Felis, Felise, Felize, Felyc, Felyce, Felycie, Felycye, Felys, Felyse, Felysie,

Felysse, Felysye

Felicia (Latin) fortunate; happy. See also Lecia, Phylicia.

Fela, Feliciah, Feliciana, Felicidad, Felicija, Felicitas, Felicya, Felisea, Felisia, Felisiah,

Feliciana (Italian, Spanish) a form of Felicia.

Felicianna, Felicijanna, Feliciona, Felicyanna, Felicyanne, Felisiana

Felicidade (Latin) a form of Felicity.

Felicísima (Spanish) a form of Felicity.

Felicitas (Italian) a form of Felicia.

Felicita, Felicitah, Felicyta, Felicytah, Felicytas, Felisita, Felycita, Felycitah, Felycyta, Felycytah,

Felycytas

Felícitas (Spanish) a form of Felicity.

Felicity (English) a form of Felicia.

Felícula (Latin) kitty.

Felisa (Latin) a form of Felicia.

Felisha (Latin) a form of Felicia.

Feleasha, Feleisha, Felesha, Felishia, Fellishia, Felysha, Flisha

Femi (French) woman. (Nigerian) love me.

Femia, Femiah, Femie, Femmi, Femmie, Femy, Femya, Femyah

Fenella (Irish) a form of Fionnula.

Fenel, Fenell, Fenellah, Fenelle, Fennal, Fennall, Fennalla, Fennallah, Fennella, Fennelle, Finel,

Fenna (Irish) fair-haired.

Fena, Fenah, Fennah, Fina, Finah, Finna, Finnah, Fyna, Fynah, Fynna, Fynnah

Feodora (Greek) gift of God.

Fedora, Fedorah, Fedoria, Fedorra, Fedorrah

Fermina (Spanish) strong.

Fern (English) fern. (German) a short form of Fernanda.

Ferna, Fernah, Ferne, Ferni, Firn, Firne, Furn, Furne, Fyrn, Fyrne

Fernanda (German) daring, adventurous. See also Andee, Nan.

Ferdie, Ferdinanda, Ferdinandah, Ferdinande, Fernandah, Fernande, Fernandette, Fernandina,

Fernley (English) from the fern meadow.

Ferlea, Fernleah, Fernlee, Fernlei, Fernleigh, Fernli, Fernlie, Fernly

Feronia (Latin) Mythology: goddess of freedom.

Fiala (Czech) violet flower.

Fialah, Fyala, Fyalah

Fidelia (Latin) a form of Fidelity.

Fidea, Fideah, Fidel, Fidela, Fidelah, Fidele, Fideliah, Fidelina, Fidell, Fidella, Fidellah, Fidelle,

Fidelity (Latin) faithful, true. See also Faith.

Fidelia, Fidelita, Fidelitee, Fidelitey, Fideliti, Fidelitie, Fydelitee, Fydelitey, Fydeliti, Fydelitie,

Fidencia (Latin) a form of Fidelity.

Fifi (French) a familiar form of Josephine.

Fe-Fe, Fee-Fee, Feef, Feefee, Fefe, Fefi, Fefie, Fefy, Fiffi, Fiffy, Fifina, Fifinah, Fifine, Fy-Fy,

Filadelfia (Greek) a form of Filia.

Filandra (Greek) she who loves humankind.

Filemona (Greek) a form of Philomena.

Filia (Greek) friend.

Filiah, Filya, Fylia, Fyliah, Fylya, Fylyah

Filiberta (Greek) brilliant.

Filippa (Italian) a form of Philippa.

Felipa, Felipe, Felippa, Filipa, Filipina, Filippina, Filpina

Filis (Greek) adorned with leaves.

Filma (German) veiled.

Filmah, Filmar, Filmaria, Filmarya, Fylma, Fylmah, Fylmara, Fylmaria, Fylmarya

Filomena (Italian) a form of Philomena.

Fila, Filah, Filemon, Filomenah, Filomene, Filomina, Filominah, Filomyna, Filomyne, Fylomena,

Filotea (Greek) she who loves God.

Finley G B (Irish) blond-haired soldier.

Finlay

Fiona (Irish) fair, white.

Feeona, Feeonah, Feeoni, Feeonie, Feeony, Feona, Feonah, Feonia, Feoniah, Fionah, Fionna,

Fionnula (Irish) white shouldered. See also Nola, Nuala.

Fenella, Fenula, Finnula, Finnulah, Finnule, Finola, Finolah, Finonnula, Finula, Fionnuala,

Fiorel (Latin) a form of Flora.

Fiorela (Italian) a form of Flora.

Fiorella (Italian) little flower.

Fiorelle

Fira (English) fiery.

Firah, Fyra, Fyrah

Flair (English) style; verve.

Flaira, Flaire, Flare, Flayr, Flayra, Flayre

Flaminia (Latin) one who belongs to a religious order.

Flanna (Irish) a short form of Flannery.

Flan, Flana, Flanah, Flann, Flannah

Flannery (Irish) redhead. Literature: Flannery O’Connor was a renowned

American writer.

Flanneree, Flannerey, Flanneri, Flannerie

Flavia (Latin) blond, golden haired.

Flavere, Flaviah, Flavianna, Flavianne, Flaviar, Flavien, Flavienne, Flaviere, Flavio, Flavya,

Flavyah, Flavyere, Flawia, Flawya, Flawyah, Fulvia

Flávia (Portuguese) a form of Flavia.

Flaviana (Italian) a form of Flavia.

Flavie (Latin) a form of Flavia.

Flavi

Flérida (Greek) exuberant lady.

Fleta (English) swift, fast.

Fleata, Fleatah, Fleeta, Fleetah, Fletah, Flita, Flitah, Flyta, Flytah

Fleur (French) flower.

Fleure, Fleuree

Fleurette (French) a form of Fleur.

Fleuret, Fleurett, Fleuretta, Fleurettah, Floretta, Florettah, Florette, Flouretta, Flourette

Fliora (Irish) a form of Flora.

Fliorah

Flo (American) a short form of Florence.

Flow

Flor (Latin) a short form of Florence.

Flore

Flora (Latin) flower. A short form of Florence. See also Lore.

Fiora, Fiore, Fiorenza, Flaura, Flaurah, Flauria, Flauriah, Flaury, Flaurya, Flauryah, Fliora,

Florah, Florelle, Florey, Floria, Florica

Floralia (Greek) a form of Flora.

Floramaría (Spanish) flower of Mary.

Floreal (French) flowers. History: the eighth month in the old French

calendar.

Florelle (Latin) a form of Flora.

Florel, Florell, Florella, Florellah

Florence (Latin) blooming; flowery; prosperous. History: Florence

Nightingale, a British nurse, is considered the founder of modern nursing.

Flores (Spanish) a form of Flora.

Floria (Basque) a form of Flora.

Floriah, Florria, Florya, Floryah

Florian B G (Latin) flowering, blooming.

Florann, Floren, Floriana, Florianna, Florianne, Florin, Florinah, Florine, Floryn, Floryna,

Florynah, Floryne

Florida (Spanish) a form of Florence.

Floridah, Floridia, Floridiah, Florind, Florinda, Florindah, Florinde, Florita, Floryda, Florydah,

Florynd, Florynda, Floryndah, Florynde

Florie (English) a familiar form of Florence.

Flore, Floree, Florey, Flori, Florri, Florrie, Florry, Flory

Florimel (Greek) sweet nectar.

Florimela, Florimele, Florimell, Florimella, Florimelle, Florymel, Florymela, Florymele,

Florymell, Florymella, Florymelle

Florinia (Latin) a form of Florence.

Floris (English) a form of Florence.

Florisa, Florisah, Florise, Floriss, Florissa, Florissah, Florisse, Florys, Florysa, Florysah,

Floryse, Floryss, Floryssa, Floryssah, Florysse

Florisel (Spanish) a form of Flora.

Flossie (English) a familiar form of Florence.

Floss, Flossi, Flossy

Flyta (English) rapid.

Fola (Yoruba) honorable.

Floah

Foluke B G (Yoruba) given to God.

Foluc, Foluck, Foluk

Fonda (Latin) foundation. (Spanish) inn.

Fondah, Fondea, Fonta, Fontah

Fontanna (French) fountain.

Fontain, Fontaina, Fontainah, Fontaine, Fontana, Fontanah, Fontane, Fontannah, Fontanne,

Forrest B G (French) forest; forester.

Forest, Forreste, Forrestt, Forrie

Fortuna (Latin) fortune; fortunate.

Fortoona, Fortunah, Fortunata, Fortunate, Fortune, Fortunia, Fortuniah, Fortunya, Fortunyah

Fosette (French) dimpled.

Foset, Foseta, Fosetah, Fosete, Fosett, Fosetta

Fotina (Greek) light. See also Photina.

Fotin, Fotine, Fotinia, Fotiniah, Fotinya, Fotinyah, Fotyna, Fotyne, Fotynia, Fotyniah, Fotynya,

Fotynyah

Fran G B (Latin) a short form of Frances.

Frain, Frann, Frayn

Frances (Latin) free; from France. See also Paquita.

France, Francena, Francess, Francesta

Francesca, Franceska (Italian) forms of Frances.

Francessca, Francesta

Franchesca, Francheska (Italian) forms of Francesca.

Cheka, Chekka, Chesca, Cheska, Francheca, Francheka, Franchelle, Franchesa, Franchessca,

Franchesska

Franchette (French) a form of Frances.

Franceta, Francetta, Francette, Francheta, Franchetah, Franchete, Franchett, Franchetta,

Franci (Hungarian) a familiar form of Francine.

Francee, Francey, Francia, Francie, Francy, Francya, Francye

Francine (French) a form of Frances.

Franceen, Franceine, Franceline, Francene, Francenia, Francin, Francina, Francyn, Francyna,

Francis B G (Latin) a form of Frances.

Francise, Francys, Franis, Franise, Franiss, Franisse, Franncia, Frantis, Frantisa, Frantise,

Francisca (Italian) a form of Frances.

Franciska, Franciszka, Frantiska, Franziska, Franzyska

Francoise, Françoise (French) forms of Frances.

Franki (American) a familiar form of Frances.

Franca, Francah, Francka, Francki, Franka, Frankah, Franke, Frankee, Frankey, Frankia,

Frankie B G (American) a familiar form of Frances.

Frannie, Franny (English) familiar forms of Frances.

Frani, Frania, Franney, Franni, Frany

Franqueira (German) open space.

Franzea (Spanish) a form of Frances.

Franzia, Franziah, Franzya, Franzyah, Frazea

Freda (German) a short form of Alfreda, Elfrida, Frederica, Sigfreda.

Fraida, Fraidah, Frayda, Frayde, Fraydina, Fraydine, Fraydyna, Fraydyne, Fredah, Fredda,

Freddi (English) a familiar form of Frederica, Winifred.

Fredda, Freddah, Freddee, Freddey, Freddia, Freddy, Fredee, Fredey, Fredi, Fredia, Frediah,

Freddie B G (English) a familiar form of Frederica, Winifred.

Fredella (English) a form of Frederica.

Fredel, Fredela, Fredelah, Fredele, Fredell, Fredellah, Fredelle

Frederica (German) peaceful ruler. See also Alfreda, Rica, Ricki.

Federica, Feriga, Fredalena, Fredaline, Frederina, Frederine, Fredith, Fredora, Fredreca,

Frederika (German) a form of Frederica.

Fredericka, Frederickina, Fredreka, Fredrika, Fryderika, Fryderikah, Fryderyka

Frederike (German) a form of Frederica.

Fredericke, Frederyc, Frederyck, Frederyk, Fridrike, Friederike

Frederique G B (French) a form of Frederica.

Frederiqua, Frederiquah, Frédérique, Fredriqua, Fredriquah, Fredrique, Frideryqua,

Fredesvinda (German) strength of the country.

Fredricka (German) a short form of Frederika.

Freedom (English) freedom.

Freida (German) a form of Frida.

Freia, Freiah, Freidah, Freide, Freyda, Freydah

Freira (Spanish) sister.

Freja (Scandinavian) a form of Freya.

Fraja, Fray, Fraya, Frayah, Frehah, Freia, Freiah

Frescura (Spanish) freshness.

Freya (Scandinavian) noblewoman. Mythology: the Norse goddess of love.

Frey, Freyah

Freyra (Slavic) a form of Freya.

Frida (German) a short form of Alfreda, Elfrida, Frederica, Sigfreda.

Fridah, Frideborg, Frieda, Friedah, Fryda, Frydah, Frydda, Fryddah

Frine, Friné (Greek) female toad.

Fritzi (German) a familiar form of Frederica.

Friezi, Fritze, Fritzee, Fritzey, Fritzie, Fritzinn, Fritzline, Fritzy, Frytzee, Frytzey, Frytzi, Frytzie,

Frodina (German) wise friend.

Frodinah, Frodine, Frodyn, Frodyna, Frodynah, Frodyne

Froilana (Greek) rapid.

Fronde (Latin) leafy branch.

Fronya (Latin) forehead.

Fronia, Froniah, Fronyah

Fructuosa (Spanish) fruitful.

Fuensanta (Spanish) holy fountain.

Fukayna (Egyptian) intelligent.

Fulgencia (Spanish) she who excels because of her great kindness.

Fulla (German) full.

Fula, Fulah, Fullah

Fusca (Latin) dark.

Futura (Latin) future.

Futurah, Future, Futuria, Futuriah, Futurya, Futuryah

Fynballa (Irish) fair.

Finabala, Finbalah, Finballa, Finballah, Fynbala, Fynbalah, Fynballah

Gabele (French) a short form of Gabrielle.

Gabal, Gabala, Gabalah, Gabale, Gaball, Gaballa, Gaballah, Gaballe, Gabel, Gabela, Gabelah,

Gabina (Latin) she who is a native of Gabio, an ancient city near Rome.

Gabor (Hungarian) God is my strength.

Gabora, Gaborah, Gabore

Gabriel B G (French) a form of Gabrielle.

Gabbriel, Gabbryel, Gabreal, Gabreale, Gabreil, Gabrial, Gabryel

Gabriela (Italian) a form of Gabrielle.

Gabriala, Gabrialla, Gabrielah, Gabrielia, Gabriellah, Gabriellia, Gabriello, Gabrila, Gabrilla,

Gabryela, Gabryella, Gabryiela

Gabriele G B (French) a form of Gabrielle.

Gabriell G B (French) a form of Gabrielle.

Gabriella (Italian) a form of Gabriela.

Gabrielle G B (French) devoted to God.

Gabbrielle, Gabielle, Gabrealle, Gabriana, Gabrille, Gabrina, Gabriolett, Gabrioletta,

Gaby (French) a familiar form of Gabrielle.

Gabb, Gabbea, Gabbee, Gabbey, Gabbi, Gabbie, Gabby, Gabey, Gabi, Gabie, Gavi, Gavy

Gada (Hebrew) lucky.

Gadah

Gaea (Greek) planet Earth. Mythology: the Greek goddess of Earth.

Gaeah, Gaia, Gaiah, Gaiea, Gaya, Gayah

Gaetana (Italian) from Gaeta. Geography: Gaeta is a city in southern Italy.

Gaetan, Gaetanah, Gaétane, Gaetanna, Gaetanne, Gaitana, Gaitanah, Gaitann, Gaitanna,

Gagandeep B G (Sikh) sky’s light.

Gagandip, Gagnadeep, Gagndeep

Gage B G (French) promise.

Gaeg, Gaege, Gaig, Gaige, Gayg, Gayge

Gail (English) merry, lively. (Hebrew) a short form of Abigail.

Gael, Gaela, Gaell, Gaella, Gaelle, Gaila, Gaile, Gale, Gaylia

Gailine (English) a form of Gail.

Gailean, Gaileana, Gaileane, Gaileena, Gailina, Gailyn, Gailyna, Gailyne, Gayleen, Gayleena,

Gala (Norwegian) singer.

Galah, Galla, Gallah

Galatea (Greek) Mythology: Galatea was a statue of a beautiful woman

carved by Pygmalion, who fell in love with her and persuaded the

goddess Aphrodite to bring the statue to life.

Galaxy (Latin) universe; the Milky Way.

Galaxee, Galaxey, Galaxi, Galaxia, Galaxiah

Galen B G (Greek) healer; calm. (Irish) little and lively.

Gaelen, Gaellen, Galane, Galean, Galeane, Galeene, Galene, Gallane, Galleene, Gallen, Gallene,

Galena (Greek) healer; calm.

Galana, Galanah, Galenah, Gallana, Gallanah, Gallena, Gallenah

Galenia (Greek) a form of Galena.

Gali (Hebrew) hill; fountain; spring.

Gailee, Galea, Galeah, Galee, Galei, Galeigh, Galey, Galice, Galie, Gallea, Galleah, Gallee,

Galilah (Hebrew) important; exalted.

Galilea (Hebrew) from Galilee.

Galina (Russian) a form of Helen.

Gailya, Galaina, Galainah, Galaine, Galayna, Galaynah, Galayne, Galeana, Galeena, Galeenah,

Gamela (Scandinavian) elder.

Gamala, Gamalah, Gamale, Gamelah, Gamele

Gamila (Arabic) beautiful.

Ganesa (Hindi) fortunate. Religion: Ganesha was the Hindu god of

wisdom.

Ganya BG (Hebrew) garden of the Lord. (Zulu) clever.

Gana, Gani, Gania, Ganiah, Ganice, Ganit, Ganyah

Garabina, Garabine, Garbina, Garbine (Spanish) purification.

Garaitz (Basque) victory.

García (Latin) she who demonstrates her charm and grace.

Gardenia (English) Botany: a sweet-smelling flower.

Deeni, Denia, Gardeen, Gardeena, Gardeene, Garden, Gardena, Gardene, Gardin, Gardina,

Garland B G (French) wreath of flowers.

Garlan, Garlana, Garlanah, Garlane, Garleen, Garleena, Garleenah, Garleene, Garlena,

Garnet B G (English) dark red gem.

Garneta, Garnetah, Garnete, Garnett, Garnetta, Garnettah, Garnette

Garoa (Basque) fern.

Garyn (English) spear carrier.

Gasha (Russian) a familiar form of Agatha.

Gashah, Gashka

Gaspara (Spanish) treasure.

Gasparina (Persian) treasure.

Gaudencia (Spanish) happy, content.

Gavriella (Hebrew) a form of Gabrielle.

Gavila, Gavilla, Gavra, Gavrel, Gavrela, Gavrelah, Gavrelia, Gavreliah, Gavrell, Gavrella,

Gay (French) merry.

Gae, Gai, Gaie, Gaye

Gayla (English) a form of Gail.

Gayle (English) a form of Gail.

Gayel, Gayell, Gayella, Gayelle, Gayl

Gaylia (English) a form of Gail.

Gaelia, Gaeliah, Gailia, Gailiah, Gayliah

Gayna (English) a familiar form of Guinevere.

Gaena, Gaenah, Gaina, Gainah, Gaynah, Gayner, Gaynor

Gea (Greek) a form of Gaea.

Geanna (Italian) a form of Giana.

Geannah, Geona, Geonna

Gechina (Basque) grace.

Geela (Hebrew) joyful.

Gela, Gila

Geena (American) a form of Gena.

Geana, Geanah, Geania, Geeana, Geeanna, Geenia

Gelasia (Greek) smiling lady.

Gelya (Russian) angelic.

Gema, Gemma (Latin, Italian) jewel, precious stone. See also Jemma.

Gem, Gemah, Gemee, Gemey, Gemia, Gemiah, Gemie, Gemmah, Gemmee, Gemmey, Gemmi,

Gemini (Greek) twin.

Gemelle, Gemina, Geminia, Geminine, Gemmina

Geminiana (Latin) a form of Gemini.

Gen (Japanese) spring. A short form of names beginning with “Gen.”

Genn

Gena (French) a form of Gina. A short form of Geneva, Genevieve,

Iphigenia.

Geneen (Scottish) a form of Jeanine.

Geanine, Geannine, Genene, Genine, Gineen, Ginene

Genell (American) a form of Jenell.

Generosa (Spanish) generous.

Genesis G B (Latin) origin; birth.

Genes, Genese, Genesha, Genesia, Genesiss, Genessa, Genesse, Genessie, Genicis, Genises,

Genessis (Latin) a form of Genesis.

Geneva (French) juniper tree. A short form of Genevieve. Geography: a

city in Switzerland. See also Jeneva.

Genevieve (German, French) a form of Guinevere. See also Gwendolyn.

Genaveeve, Genaveve, Genavie, Genavieve, Genavive, Geneveve, Genevie, Geneviéve,

Genevra (French, Welsh) a form of Guinevere.

Genever, Genevera, Genevrah, Genovera, Ginevra, Ginevrah

Genice (American) a form of Janice.

Genece, Geneice, Genesa, Genesee, Genessia, Genis, Genise

Genie (French) a familiar form of Gena.

Geni, Genia

Genita (American) a form of Janita.

Genet, Geneta

Genna (English) a form of Jenna.

Gennae, Gennai, Gennay, Genni, Gennie, Genny

Gennifer (American) a form of Jennifer.

Genifer

Genovieve (French) a form of Genevieve.

Genoveva, Genoveve, Genovive, Genowica

Gentil (Latin) kind.

Gentry BG (English) a form of Gent (see Boys’ Names).

Georgeann, Georgeanne (English) combinations of Georgia + Ann.

Georgann, Georganne, Georgean, Georgiann, Georgianne, Georgieann, Georgyan, Georgyann,

Georgyanne

Georgeanna (English) a combination of Georgia + Anna.

Georgana, Georganna, Georgeana, Georgeannah, Georgeannia, Georgyana, Georgyanah,

Georgene (English) a familiar form of Georgia.

Georgeene, Georgienne, Georgine, Georgyn, Georgyne, Jeorgine, Jeorjine, Jeorjyne

Georgette (French) a form of Georgia.

Georget, Georgeta, Georgete, Georgett, Georgetta, Georjetta

Georgia (Greek) farmer. Art: Georgia O’Keeffe was an American painter

known especially for her paintings of flowers. Geography: a southern

Georgiana, Georgianna (English) forms of Georgeanna.

Georgiannah, Georgionna

Georgie (English) a familiar form of Georgeanne, Georgia, Georgiana.

Georgi, Georgy, Giorgi

Georgina (English) a form of Georgia.

Georgeena, Georgeenah, Georgeina, Georgena, Georgenah, Georgenia, Georgiena, Georgienna,

Geovanna (Italian) a form of Giovanna.

Geovana, Geovonna

Geralda (German) a short form of Geraldine.

Giralda, Giraldah, Gyralda, Gyraldah

Geraldine (German) mighty with a spear. See also Dena, Jeraldine.

Geralda, Geraldeen, Geraldeena, Geraldeenah, Geraldeene, Geraldina, Geraldyna, Geraldyne,

Geralyn (American) a combination of Geraldine + Lynn.

Geralin, Geralina, Geraline, Geralisha, Geralyna, Geralyne, Geralynn, Gerilyn, Gerrilyn

Geranio (Greek) she is as beautiful as a geranium.

Gerarda (English) brave spearwoman.

Gerardine, Gerardo

Gerásima (Greek) prize.

Gerda (Norwegian) protector. (German) a familiar form of Gertrude.

Gerdah, Gerta

Geri, Gerri (American) familiar forms of Geraldine. See also Jeri.

Geree, Gerey, Gerie, Gerree, Gerrey, Gerrie, Gerry, Gery

Germaine B G (French) from Germany. See also Jermaine.

Germain, Germaina, Germainah, Germana, Germane, Germanee, Germani, Germanie, Germaya,

Gertie (German) a familiar form of Gertrude.

Gert, Gertey, Gerti, Gerty

Gertrude (German) beloved warrior. See also Trudy.

Geertrud, Geertruda, Geertrude, Geertrudi, Geertrudie, Geertrudy, Geitruda, Gerruda, Gerrudah,

Gertrudes (Spanish) a form of Gertrude.

Gervaise BG (French) skilled with a spear.

Gervayse, Gervis

Gervasi (Spanish) a form of Gervaise.

Gervasia (German) a form of Gervaise.

Gessica (Italian) a form of Jessica.

Gesica, Gesika, Gesikah, Gess, Gesse, Gessika, Gessikah, Gessy, Gessyca, Gessyka, Gesyca,

Gesyka

Geva (Hebrew) hill.

Gevah

Gezana, Gezane (Spanish) reference to the incarnation of Jesus.

Ghada (Arabic) young; tender.

Gada, Gadah, Ghadah

Ghita (Italian) pearly.

Ghyta, Gyta

Gia G B (Italian) a short form of Giana.

Giah, Gya, Gyah

Giacinta (Italian) a form of Hyacinth.

Giacynta, Giacyntah, Gyacinta, Gyacynta

Giacobba (Hebrew) supplanter, substitute.

Giacoba, Giacobah, Giacobbah, Gyacoba, Gyacobba, Gyacobbah

Giada (Italian) jade.

Giana (Italian) a short form of Giovanna. See also Jianna, Johana.

Gian, Gianah, Gianel, Gianela, Gianele, Gianell, Gianella, Gianelle, Gianet, Gianeta, Gianete,

Gianira (Greek) nymph from the sea.

Gianna (Italian) a form of Giana.

Gibitruda (German) she who gives strength.

Gidget (English) giddy.

Gydget

Gigi (French) a familiar form of Gilberte.

G.G., Geegee, Geygey, Giggi, Gygy, Jeejee, Jeyjey, Jiji

Gilana (Hebrew) joyful.

Gila, Gilah, Gilanah, Gilane, Gilania, Gilanie, Gilena, Gilenia, Gyla, Gylah, Gylan, Gylana,

Gylanah, Gylane

Gilberte (German) brilliant; pledge; trustworthy. See also Berti.

Gilberta, Gilbertia, Gilbertina, Gilbertine, Gilbertyna, Gilbertyne, Gilbirt, Gilbirta, Gilbirte,

Gilda (English) covered with gold.

Gildah, Gilde, Gildi, Gildie, Gildy, Guilda, Guildah, Guylda, Guyldah, Gylda, Gyldah

Gill (Latin, German) a short form of Gilberte, Gillian.

Gili, Gilli, Gillie, Gilly, Gyl, Gyll

Gillian (Latin) a form of Jillian.

Gilian, Giliana, Gilianah, Giliane, Gilleann, Gilleanna, Gilleanne, Gilliana, Gillianah, Gilliane,

Gimena (Spanish) a form of Jimena.

Gin (Japanese) silver. A short form of names beginning with “Gin.”

Gean, Geane, Geen, Gyn, Gynn

Gina (Italian) a short form of Angelina, Eugenia, Regina, Virginia. See also

Jina.

Geenah, Ginah, Ginai, Ginna, Gyna, Gynah

Ginebra (Celtic) white as foam.

Gines (Greek) she who engenders life.

Ginesa (Spanish) white.

Ginette (English) a form of Genevieve.

Ginata, Ginatah, Ginett, Ginetta, Ginnetta, Ginnette

Ginger (Latin) flower; spice. A familiar form of Virginia.

Ginja, Ginjah, Ginjar, Ginjer, Gynger, Gynjer

Ginia (Latin) a familiar form of Virginia.

Ginea, Gineah, Giniah, Gynia, Gyniah, Gynya, Gynyah

Ginnifer (English) white; smooth; soft. (Welsh) a form of Jennifer.

Ginifer, Gynifer, Gyniffer

Ginny (English) a familiar form of Ginger, Virginia. See also Jin, Jinny.

Gini, Ginnee, Ginney, Ginni, Ginnie, Giny, Gionni, Gionny, Gyni, Gynie, Gynni, Gynnie, Gynny

Gioconda (Latin) she who engenders life.

Giordana (Italian) a form of Jordana.

Giadana, Giadanah, Giadanna, Giadannah, Giodana, Giodanah, Giodanna, Giodannah,

Giorgianna (English) a form of Georgeanna.

Giorsala (Scottish) graceful.

Giorsal, Giorsalah, Gyorsal, Gyorsala, Gyorsalah

Giovanna (Italian) a form of Jane.

Giavana, Giavanah, Giavanna, Giavannah, Giavonna, Giovana, Giovanah, Giovannah, Giovanne,

Giovanni B G (Italian) a form of Giovanna.

Gisa (Hebrew) carved stone.

Gazit, Gisah, Gissa, Gysa, Gysah

Gisal (Welsh) a form of Giselle.

Gisel, Gisell, Gissel, Gisselle (German) forms of Giselle.

Gisele, Gissele, Gissell

Gisela (German) a form of Giselle.

Giselah, Giselda, Giselia, Gisella, Gisellah, Gissela, Gissella, Gysela, Gysella

Giselle (German) pledge; hostage. See also Jizelle.

Geséle, Ghisele, Giseli, Gizela, Gysel, Gysele, Gysell, Gyselle

Gita (Yiddish) good. (Polish) a short form of Margaret.

Gitah, Gitka, Gyta, Gytah

Gitana (Spanish) gypsy; wanderer.

Gitanna, Gytana, Gytanna

Gitel (Hebrew) good.

Gitela, Gitelah, Gitele, Gitell, Gitella, Gitelle, Gytel, Gytell, Gytella, Gytellah, Gytelle

Githa (Greek) good. (English) gift.

Githah, Gytha, Gythah

Gitta (Irish) a short form of Bridget.

Getta, Gittah

Giulana (Italian) a form of Guilia.

Giulianna, Giulliana

Giulia (Italian) a form of Julia.

Guila, Guiliana, Guilietta, Guiliette

Giunia (Latin) she who was born in June.

Giuseppina (Italian) a form of Josephine.

Giustina (Italian) a form of Justine.

Giustine, Gustina, Gustinah, Gustine, Gustyn, Gustyna, Gustynah, Gustyne

Gizela (Czech) a form of Giselle.

Gizella, Gizi, Giziki, Gizus, Gyzela, Gyzelah, Gyzella

Gizelle (Czech) a form of Giselle.

Gizel, Gizele, Gizell, Gyzel, Gyzele, Gyzell, Gyzelle

Gladis (Irish) a form of Gladys.

Gladi, Gladiz

Gladys (Latin) small sword. (Irish) princess. (Welsh) a form of Claudia.

Glad, Gladdys, Gladness, Gladuse, Gladwys, Glady, Gladyss, Gleddis, Gleddys

Glafira (Greek) fine, elegant.

Glauca (Greek) green.

Glaucia (Portuguese) brave gift.

Gleda (English) happy.

Glenda (Welsh) a form of Glenna.

Glanda, Glendah, Glennda, Glenndah, Glynda

Glenna (Irish) valley, glen. See also Glynnis.

Glenetta, Glenina, Glenine, Glenn, Glenne, Glennesha, Glennia, Glennie, Glenora, Gleny, Glyn,

Glynna

Glennesha (American) a form of Glenna.

Gleneesha, Gleneisha, Glenesha, Glenicia, Glenisha, Glenneesha, Glennisha, Glennishia,

Gliceria (Greek) sweet.

Gloria (Latin) glory. History: Gloria Steinem, an American feminist,

founded Ms. magazine.

Glorea, Gloresha, Gloriah, Gloribel, Gloriela, Gloriella, Glorielle, Gloris, Glorisha, Glorvina,

Gloriann, Glorianne (American) combinations of Gloria + Ann.

Glorian, Gloriana, Gloriane, Glorianna, Glorien, Gloriena, Gloriene, Glorienn, Glorienna,

Glory (Latin) a form of Gloria.

Glore, Gloree, Glorey, Glori, Glorie, Glorye

Glosinda (German) sweet glory.

Glynnis (Welsh) a form of Glenna.

Glenice, Glenis, Glenise, Glennis, Glennys, Glenwys, Glenys, Glenyse, Glenyss, Glinnis, Glinys,

Godalupe (Spanish) reference to the Virgin Mary.

Godgifu (English) a form of Godiva.

Godiva (English) God’s present.

Godivah, Godyva, Godyvah

Godoberta (German) brightness of God.

Golda (English) gold. History: Golda Meir was a Russian-born politician

who served as prime minister of Israel.

Goldie (English) a familiar form of Golda.

Goldea, Goldee, Goldey, Goldi, Goldy

Goldine (English) a form of Golda.

Goldeena, Goldeene, Golden, Goldena, Goldene, Goldina, Goldinah, Goldyn, Goldyna, Goldynah,

Goldyne

Goma (Swahili) joyful dance.

Gomah

Gontilda (German) famous warrior.

Gorane (Spanish) holy cross.

Goratze (Basque) a form of Exaltación.

Gorawén (Welsh) happiness.

Gorgonia (Greek) Mythology: Gorgons were monsters who turned people

to stone.

Gotzone (Spanish) angel.

Graça (Portuguese) a form of Grace.

Grace (Latin) graceful.

Engracia, Graca, Gracelia, Gracella, Gracia, Gracinha, Graciosa, Graice, Graise, Grase, Gratia,

Greice, Greyce, Greyse

Graceann, Graceanne (English) combinations of Grace + Ann.

Graceanna, Graciana, Gracianna

Gracelyn, Gracelynn, Gracelynne (English) combinations of Grace +

Lynn.

Gracen, Gracyn (English) short forms of Graceanne.

Gracin

Gracia (Spanish) a form of Grace.

Gracea, Graciah, Graicia, Graiciah, Graisia, Graisiah, Grasia, Grasiah, Graycia, Grayciah,

Gracie (English) a familiar form of Grace.

Gracee, Gracey, Graci, Gracy, Graecie, Graysie

Graciela (Spanish) a form of Grace.

Graciella, Gracielle

Gracilia (Latin) graceful; slender.

Grant B G (English) great; giving.

Gratiana (Hebrew) graceful.

Gratian, Gratiane, Gratiann, Gratianna, Gratianne, Gratyan, Gratyana, Gratyane, Gratyann,

Gratyanna, Gratyanne

Grayce (Latin) a form of Grace.

Grayson B G (English) bailiff’s child.

Graison, Graisyn, Grasien, Grasyn, Gray, Graysen

Graziella (Italian) a form of Grace.

Graziel, Graziela, Graziele, Graziell, Grazielle, Graziosa, Grazyna

Grecia (Latin) a form of Grace.

Greekria (Spanish) a form of Greekrina.

Greekriana (Spanish) a form of Greekria.

Greekrina (Latin) vigilant watchperson.

Greer (Scottish) vigilant.

Grear, Grier, Gryer

Greta, Gretta (German) short forms of Gretchen, Margaret.

Grata, Gratah, Greata, Greatah, Greeta, Greetah, Gretah, Grete, Gretha, Grethe, Grette, Grieta,

Gryta, Grytta

Gretchen (German) a form of Margaret.

Gretchan, Gretchin, Gretchon, Gretchun, Gretchyn

Gretel (German) a form of Margaret.

Greatal, Greatel, Gretal, Gretall, Gretell, Grethal, Grethel, Gretil, Gretill, Grettal, Gretyl, Gretyll

Gricelda (German) a form of Griselda.

Gricelle

Grimalda (Latin) happiness.

Grise (Welsh) a form of Griselda.

Grisel (German) a short form of Griselda.

Grisell, Griselle, Grissel, Grissele, Grissell, Grizel, Grizella, Grizelle

Grisela (Spanish) a form of Griselda.

Griselda (German) gray woman warrior. See also Selda, Zelda.

Griseldis, Griseldys, Griselys, Grishild, Grishilda, Grishilde, Grisselda, Grissely, Grizelda, Gryselda,

Guadalupe (Arabic) river of black stones. See also Lupe.

Guadalup, Guadelupe, Guadlupe, Guadulupe, Gudalupe

Gualberta (German) brilliant power.

Gualteria (German) a form of Walter (see Boys’ Names).

Gudelia, Gúdula (Latin) God.

Gudrun (Scandinavian) battler. See also Runa.

Gudren, Gudrin, Gudrina, Gudrine, Gudrinn, Gudrinna, Gudrinne, Gudruna

Güendolina (English) a form of Gwendolyn.

Guía (Spanish) guide.

Guillelmina (Italian, Spanish) a form of Guillermina.

Guillerma (Spanish) a short form of Guillermina.

Guilla

Guillermina (Spanish) a form of Wilhelmina.

Guinevere (French, Welsh) white wave; white phantom. Literature: the wife of King Arthur. See also Gayna, Genevra, Jennifer, Winifred, Wynne.

Guioma (Spanish) a form of Guiomar.

Guiomar (German) famous in combat.

Gunda (Norwegian) female warrior.

Gundah, Gundala, Gunta

Gundelina (Teutonic) she who helps in battle.

Gundelinda (German) pious one in the battle.

Gundenes (German) famous.

Gundenia (German) fighter.

Gurit (Hebrew) innocent baby.

Gurita, Gurite, Guryta, Guryte

Gurleen (Sikh) follower of the guru.

Gurley (Australian) willow.

Gurlea, Gurleah, Gurlee, Gurlei, Gurleigh, Gurli, Gurlie, Gurly

Gurpreet BG (Punjabi) religion. Gurprit

Gusta (Latin) a short form of Augusta.

Gus, Gussi, Gussie, Gussy

Gustava (Scandinavian) staff of the Goths.

Gustey (English) windy.

Gustea, Gustee, Gusti, Gustie, Gusty

Gwen (Welsh) a short form of Guinevere, Gwendolyn.

Gwenesha, Gweness, Gwenessa, Gweneta, Gwenetta, Gwenette, Gweni, Gwenisha, Gwenishia,

Gwenda (Welsh) a familiar form of Gwendolyn.

Gwinda, Gwynda, Gwynedd

Gwendolyn (Welsh) white wave; white browed; new moon. Literature:

Gwendoloena was the wife of Merlin, the magician.

Gwyn G B (Welsh) a short form of Gwyneth.

Gwin, Gwine, Gwineta, Gwinete, Gwinisha, Gwinita, Gwinite, Gwinitta, Gwinitte Gwinn, Gwinne,

Gwynn, Gwynne

Gwyneth (Welsh) a form of Gwendolyn. See also Winnie, Wynne.

Gweneth, Gwenetta, Gwenette, Gwenith, Gwenneth, Gwennyth, Gwenyth, Gwineth, Gwinneth,

Gypsy (English) wanderer.

Gipsea, Gipsee, Gipsey, Gipsi, Gipsie, Gipsy, Gypsea, Gypsee, Gypsey, Gypsi, Gypsie, Jipsi

Habiba (Arabic) beloved. Habibah, Habibeh

Hachi (Japanese) eight; good luck. (Native American) river. Hachee, Hachie, Hachiko, Hachiyo, Hachy

Hada, Hadda (Hebrew) she who radiates joy.

Hadara (Hebrew) adorned with beauty. Hadarah, Hadaria, Hadariah, Hadarya, Hadaryah

Hadasa (Hebrew) a form of Hadassah.

Hadassah (Hebrew) myrtle tree. Hadas, Hadasah, Hadassa, Haddasa, Haddasah

Hadaza (Guanche) distracted; lost.

Hadeel (Arabic) a form of Hadil.

Hadil (Arabic) cooing of pigeons.

Hadiya (Swahili) gift.

Hadaya, Hadia, Hadiyah, Hadiyyah, Hadya, Hadyea

Hadley G B (English) field of heather.

Hadlea, Hadleah, Hadlee, Hadlei, Hadleigh, Hadli, Hadlie, Hadly

Hadriane (Greek, Latin) a form of Adrienne. Hadriana, Hadrianna, Hadrianne, Hadriene, Hadrienne

Hae (Korean) ocean.

Haeley (English) a form of Hayley. Haelee, Haeleigh, Haeli, Haelie, Haelleigh, Haelli, Haellie, Haely

Hafsa (Muslim) cub; young lioness. Hafsah, Hafza

Hafwen (Welsh) pleasant summer.

Hafwena, Hafwenah, Hafwene, Hafwin, Hafwina, Hafwinah, Hafwine, Hafwyn, Hafwyna,

Hágale (Greek) beautiful.

Hagar G B (Hebrew) forsaken; stranger. Bible: Sarah’s handmaiden, the mother of Ishmael.

Hagara, Hagarah, Hagaria, Hagariah, Hagarya, Hagaryah, Haggar

Haidee (Greek) modest.

Hady, Hadyee, Haide, Haidea, Haideah, Haidey, Haidi, Haidia, Haidy, Haydee, Haydey, Haydy

Haidée, Haydée (Greek) forms of Haidee.

Haiden B G (English) heather-covered hill.

Haden, Hadyn, Haeden, Haidn, Haidyn

Haile, Hailee, Haileigh, Haili, Hailie, Haily (English) forms of Hayley.

Haiely, Hailea, Haileah, Hailei, Hailia, Haille, Haillee, Hailley, Hailli, Haillie, Hailly

Hailey (English) a form of Haile.

Haizea (Basque) wind.

Hajar (Hebrew) a form of Hagar.

Hajara, Hajarah, Hajaria, Hajariah, Hajarya, Hajaryah

Hala (African) a form of Halla.

Halah, Halya, Halyah

Haldana (Norwegian) half Danish.

Haldanah, Haldania, Haldaniah, Haldanna, Haldannah, Haldannya, Haldannyah, Haldanya,

Haldanyah

Halee, Haleigh, Halie, Hallee, Halli, Hallie (Scandinavian) forms of Haley.

Hale, Haleh, Halei, Haliegh, Hallea, Halleah, Hallei, Halleigh, Hallia, Halliah, Hally, Hallya,

Haley G B (Scandinavian) heroine. See also Hayley.

Hali G B (Scandinavian) a form of Haley.

Halia (Hawaiian) in loving memory.

Halea, Haleaah, Haleah, Haleea, Haleeah, Haleia, Haleiah, Haliah, Halya, Halyah

Haliaka (Hawaiian) leader.

Haliakah, Halyaka, Halyakah

Halima (Arabic) a form of Halimah.

Halime

Halimah (Arabic) gentle; patient.

Haleema, Haleemah, Halyma, Halymah

Halimeda (Greek) loves the sea.

Halimedah, Halymeda, Halymedah

Halina (Hawaiian) likeness. (Russian) a form of Helen.

Haleen, Haleena, Halena, Halinah, Haline, Halinka, Halyn, Halyna, Halynah, Halyne

Halla (African) unexpected gift.

Hallah, Hallia, Halliah, Hallya, Hallyah

Halle (African) a form of Halla. (Scandinavian) a form of Haley.

Halley G B (Scandinavian) a form of Haley.

Halona (Native American) fortunate.

Hallona, Hallonah, Halonah, Haloona, Haona

Halsey G B (English) Hall’s island.

Halsea, Halsie

Hama (Japanese) shore.

Hana, Hanah (Japanese) flower. (Arabic) happiness. (Slavic) forms of

Hannah. Hanae, Hanicka, Hanka

Hanako (Japanese) flower child.

Hanan G B (Japanese, Arabic, Slavic) a form of Hana. Hanin

Haneen (Japanese, Arabic, Slavic) a form of Hana.

Hanele (Hebrew) compassionate.

Hanal, Hanall, Hanalla, Hanalle, Hanel, Hanela, Hanelah, Hanell, Hanella, Hanelle, Hannel,

Hania (Hebrew) resting place.

Haniah, Haniya, Hanja, Hannia, Hanniah, Hanya, Hanyah

Hanifa (Arabic) true believer.

Haneefa, Hanifa, Hanyfa, Hanyfah

Hanna (Hebrew) a form of Hannah.

Honna

Hannah (Hebrew) gracious. Bible: the mother of Samuel. See also Anci, Anezka, Ania, Anka, Ann, Anna, Annalie, Anneka, Chana, Nina, Nusi.

Hanni (Hebrew) a familiar form of Hannah.

Hani, Hanita, Hanitah, Hanne, Hannie, Hanny

Happy (English) happy. Happea, Happee, Happey, Happi, Happie

Haquicah (Egyptian) honest.

Hara G B (Hindi) tawny. Religion: another name for the Hindu god Shiva, the destroyer. Harah

Haralda (Scandinavian) army ruler.

Harelda, Hareldah, Heralda, Heraldah

Harjot B G (Sikh) God’s light.

Harlee, Harleigh, Harli, Harlie (English) forms of Harley.

Harlea, Harleah, Harlei

Harleen, Harlene (English) forms of Harley.

Harley G B (English) meadow of the hare. See also Arleigh.

Harleey, Harlene, Harly

Harleyann (English) a combination of Harley + Ann.

Harlann, Harlanna, Harlanne, Harleyanna, Harleyanne, Harliann, Harlianna, Harlianne

Harlow (Old English) protector of the people. Movies: Jean Harlow was a

glamorous, blond movie star in the 1930s.

Harmony (Latin) harmonious.

Harmene, Harmeni, Harmon, Harmone, Harmonee, Harmonei, Harmoney, Harmoni, Harmonia,

Harmoniah, Harmonie, Harmonya, Harmonyah

Harper G B (English) harp player.

Harp, Harpo

Harpreet G B (Punjabi) devoted to God.

Harprit

Harriet (French) ruler of the household. (English) a form of Henrietta. Literature: Harriet Beecher Stowe was an American writer noted for her novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

Haru (Japanese) spring.

Hasana (Swahili) she arrived first. Culture: a name used for the first-born

female twin. See also Huseina. Hasanna, Hasna, Hassana, Hassna, Hassona

Hasia (Hebrew) protected by God.

Hasiah, Hasya, Hasyah

Hasina (Swahili) good.

Haseena, Hasena, Hasinah, Hassina, Hasyn, Hasyna, Hasynah, Hasyne

Hateya (Moquelumnan) footprints.

Hateia, Hateiah, Hateyah

Hathor (Egyptian) goddess of the sky.

Hathora, Hathorah, Hathore

Hattie (English) a familiar form of Harriet, Henrietta.

Hatti, Hatty, Hetti, Hettie, Hetty

Haukea (Hawaiian) snow.

Haukia, Haukiah, Haukya, Haukyah

Hausu (Moquelumnan) like a bear yawning upon awakening.

Hava (Hebrew) a form of Chava. See also Eve.

Havah, Havvah

Haven G B (English) a form of Heaven.

Havan, Havana, Havanna, Havannah, Havyn

Haviva (Hebrew) beloved.

Havalee, Havelah, Havi

Haya (Arabic) humble, modest.

Haia, Haiah, Hayah

Hayat (Arabic) life.

Hayden BG (English) a form of Haiden.

Hayde, Haydin, Haydn, Haydon

Hayfa (Arabic) shapely.

Haifa, Haifah, Hayfah

Hayle, Haylea, Haylee, Hayleigh, Hayli, Haylie (English) forms of

Hayley.

Hayley (English) hay meadow. See also Haley.

Hayly

Hazel (English) hazelnut tree; commanding authority.

Heather (English) flowering heather.

Heath, Heathar, Heatherlee, Heatherly, Hethar, Hether

Heaven (English) place of beauty and happiness. Bible: where God and

angels are said to dwell.

Heavenly (English) a form of Heaven.

Heavenlea, Heavenleah, Heavenlee, Heavenlei, Heavenleigh, Heavenley, Heavenli, Heavenlie

Heba (Greek) a form of Hebe.

Hebah

Hebe (Greek) Mythology: the Greek goddess of youth and spring.

Hebee, Hebey, Hebi, Hebia, Hebie, Heby

Hecuba (Greek) Mythology: wife of Priam, king of Troy.

Hedda (German) battler. See also Edda, Hedy.

Heda, Hedah, Hedaya, Heddah, Hedia, Hedu

Hedwig BG (German) warrior.

Hedvick, Hedvig, Hedvige, Hedvika, Hedwiga, Hedwyg, Hedwyga, Hendvig, Hendvyg, Jadviga

Hedy (Greek) delightful; sweet. (German) a familiar form of Hedda.

Heddee, Heddey, Heddi, Heddie, Heddy, Hede, Hedee, Hedey, Hedi, Hedie

Heidi, Heidy (German) short forms of Adelaide.

Heida, Heide, Heidea, Heidee, Heidey, Heidie, Heydy, Hidea, Hidee, Hidey, Hidi, Hidie, Hidy,

Hiede, Hiedi, Hydi

Helah (Hebrew) rust.

Helaina (Greek) a form of Helena.

Halaina, Halainah, Helainah

Helaku BG (Native American) sunny day.

Helana (Greek) a form of Helena.

Helanah, Helania

Helda (German) a form of Hedda.

Helen (Greek) light. See also Aileen, Aili, Alena, Eileen, Elaina, Elaine,

Eleanor, Ellen, Galina, Ila, Ilene, Ilona, Jelena, Leanore, Leena, Lelya,

Helena (Greek) a form of Helen. See also Ilena.

Halayna, Halaynah, Halena, Halina, Helayna, Helaynah, Heleana, Heleanah, Heleena, Heleenah,

Helene (French) a form of Helen.

Halaine, Halayn, Halayne, Helain, Helaine, Helane, Helanie, Helayn, Helayne, Heleen, Heleine,

Helga (German) pious. (Scandinavian) a form of Olga. See also Elga.

Helgah

Heli (Spanish) a short form of Heliana.

Helia, Heliena (Greek) sun.

Heliana (Greek) she who offers herself to God.

Helice (Greek) spiral.

Helicia, Heliciah, Helyce, Helycia, Helyciah, Helycya, Helycyah

Hélida (Hebrew) of God.

Heliodora (Greek) gift from the sun.

Helki BG (Native American) touched.

Helkee, Helkey, Helkie, Helky

Hellen (Greek) a form of Helen.

Hellan, Helle, Helli, Hellin, Hellon, Hellyn

Helma (German) a short form of Wilhelmina.

Halma, Halmah, Helmah, Helme, Helmi, Helmine, Hilma, Hilmah, Hylma, Hylmah

Heloísa (Spanish) a form of Heloise.

Heloise (French) a form of Louise.

Heloisa, Heloisah, Héloïse, Heloysa, Heloysah, Heloyse, Hlois

Helsa (Danish) a form of Elizabeth.

Helsah, Helse, Helsey, Helsi, Helsia, Helsiah, Helsie, Helsy, Helsya, Helsyah

Heltu (Moquelumnan) like a bear reaching out.

Heltoo

Helvecia (Latin) happy friend. History: Helvetians were ancient inhabitants

of Switzerland.

Helvia (Latin) blond hair.

Henar (Spanish) hay field.

Hendrika (Dutch) a form of Henrietta.

Hendrica, Hendrinka, Hendrinkah, Henrica, Henrika, Henryka, Henrykah

Henedina (Greek) indulgent.

Henimia (Greek) well-dressed.

Henley (English) Geography: Henley-on-Thames is the site of the Henley

Royal Regatta, a rowing race between Oxford and Cambridge.

Henna (English) a familiar form of Henrietta.

Hena, Henaa, Henah, Heni, Henia, Henka, Hennah, Henny, Henya

Henrietta (English) ruler of the household. See also Enrica, Etta, Yetta.

Heneretta, Hennrietta, Henretta, Henrie, Henrieta, Henrique, Henriquetta, Henriquette,

Henriette (French) a form of Henrietta.

Hennriette, Henriete, Henryette

Henriqua (Spanish) a form of Henrietta.

Hera (Greek) queen; jealous. Mythology: the queen of heaven and the wife

of Zeus.

Herah, Heria, Heriah, Herya, Heryah

Heraclia (Greek) a form of Hera.

Herberta (German) glorious soldier.

Herbertah, Herbertia, Herbertiah, Herbirta, Herbirtah, Herbirtia, Herburta, Herburtah,

Hercilia, Hersilia (Greek) she who is delicate and kind.

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