Hebrew name meaning my father is joy · Hebrew
Pet form of Adelaide or Addison, noble
Norman form of Adelina, noble · French
French feminine of Adrian, from Hadria · French
Pet form of Alison or Alexandra
Greek, healing, the mother of Meleager in myth · Greek
Germanic amal, work, after the pilot Amelia Earhart
From Old French amee, beloved · French
Greek angelos, messenger · Greek
Pet form of Angela, messenger or angel · Greek
Spanish pet form of Ana, grace · Spanish
Greek and Latin form of Hannah, grace · Hebrew
Scottish name meaning loving or lovable · Scottish
French form of Hannah, grace · Hebrew
The spring month, from Latin aperire, to open · Latin
Latin rooted name meaning yielding to prayer · Latin
Old English name meaning noble strength · English
Turkish for halo of moonlight, Hebrew for oak tree · Turkish
French pet form of Elisabeth · French
Greek barbaros, foreign · Greek
Short form of Beatrice, she who brings happiness
Italian name meaning beautiful · Italian
French feminine of Bernard, brave as a bear · French
Greek Berenike, bringing victory · Greek
Short form of Elizabeth, the second March sister in Little Women
English place name, beaver stream
Feminine pet form of William, will and helmet
Irish Brigh, strength or high one · Irish
Perhaps Old Norse brandr, sword, a Shetland favourite · Old Norse
Irish name meaning exalted one · Irish
English surname, a small stream
Feminine of Carl, free woman · German
Pet form of Carla or Caroline, free woman
Italian, from Mount Carmel, garden · Italian
Feminine of Carolus, free woman · Latin
Pet form of Caroline, free woman
Irish surname from Caiside, curly haired · Irish
A spelling of Cecilia, patron saint of music · Latin
Roman family name Caecilius, patron saint of music · Latin
French form of Caelina, heavenly · French
Latin family name from an old Roman line · Latin
Short form of Danielle, God is my judge
Greek name meaning laurel tree · Greek
From darling, someone dearly loved
Russian pet form of Darya, possessing goodness · Russian
Hebrew name meaning delicate · Hebrew
Italian for lady · Italian
Greek name meaning gift of God · Greek
Pet form of Edith, Old English for riches and war
Old French form of Helen, a lady of the Arthurian legends · French
Hebrew rooted name meaning God is my oath · Hebrew
Hebrew Elisheba, my God is an oath · Hebrew
Medieval form of Helen, torch
French name meaning healthy and wide · French
Spanish, of Visigothic origin, all true · Spanish
From the Roman family name Aemilius, rival · Latin
Pet form of Emma or Emily, whole or rival
Old French name meaning esteemed or loved · French
Pet form of Esther, Persian for star · Persian
Short form of Henrietta, home ruler
Hebrew name meaning life · Hebrew
Greek, good news, from Longfellow's poem · Greek
Pet form of Eve or Evelyn, Hebrew for living · Hebrew
Pet form of Frances, an old English favourite
Middle English for fairy, or Old French for faith
Latin name meaning happiness and good fortune · Latin
Short form of Florence, flourishing
Latin name meaning free one · Latin
Italian name meaning free one · Italian
Pet form of Frances, free woman
Germanic fridu, peace, after the painter Frida Kahlo · German
Pet form of Eugenie, well born, also a magic spirit
French feminine of George, farmer · French
Feminine of George, farmer
Italian short form of Giovanna, God is gracious · Italian
Short form of Georgina or Regina · Italian
Pet form of Virginia, maidenly
German name meaning pledge · German
Latin name meaning glory · Latin
Yiddish for gold · Yiddish
Latin gratia, grace, a Puritan virtue name · Latin
Pet form of Hadley or Harriet
English place name, heather field
English place name, hay clearing
Old Norse for rock, or a form of Hallie · Old Norse
Pet form of Harriet or Halle, hall
English place name, army hill
A safe harbour or place of refuge
Pet form of Hedwig, battle · German
Pet form of Hilda or Hildegard, battle
After the country, named for the River Indus
Germanic irmin, whole or great
Spanish form of Elizabeth, God is my oath · Spanish
Greek, gift of Isis, after dancer Isadora Duncan · Greek
Medieval pet form of Jane, God is gracious · Scottish
Form of Gemma, Italian for gemstone · Italian
Pet form of Jane or Jennifer, God is gracious
Coined by Shakespeare from Hebrew Iskah, to behold · Hebrew
Short form of Gillian, from Julian, youthful
Medieval feminine of John, God is gracious
A blend of Jo with the ending lene, made famous by the country song
Pet form of Joan, God is gracious
Feminine of the Roman family name Julius · Latin
French form of Julia, youthful or downy · French
The month of June, from the Roman goddess Juno · Latin
Pet form of June, the summer month
French feminine of Justin, just · French
Scandinavian form of Katherine, pure · Norwegian
Short form of Katherine, pure
Short form of Katherine, pure
Greek name meaning pure · Greek
Irish form of Katherine, meaning pure · Irish
Pet form of Katherine, Greek for pure · Greek
Short form of Katherine, and a knight of the Round Table
Japanese for yew tree, or Hopi for my elder sister · Japanese
Form of Kayley, Irish for slender · Irish
Form of Ciara, Irish for black haired · Irish
English surname, Ceol's island
Pet form of Kimberly, royal fortress meadow
Norman surname from Lassy in France, now linked to delicate lace · French
Short form of Alana or Svetlana, light · Russian
Latin laurus, laurel tree · Latin
Hebrew for weary or wild cow, the wife of Jacob · Hebrew
Arabic for night · Arabic
Feminine of Leon, lioness · Latin
Pet form of Letitia, Latin for joy · Latin
Pet form of Elizabeth, God is my oath
Sanskrit for play, or a form of Leila, night · Sanskrit
French pet form of Lilian or Louise · French
Short form of names ending in lina, also Arabic for palm tree · Arabic
Germanic for soft or tender, Spanish for pretty · Spanish
Short form of Elizabeth, God is my oath
Pet form of Elizabeth, God is my oath
Greek, perhaps more desirable, the grandmother of Timothy · Greek
French feminine of Louis, famous warrior · French
Italian and Spanish form of Louise, famous warrior · Italian
Pet form of Louise or Lucy
Form of Lila or Leila, night or play
Scottish surname, son of the fair one · Scottish
English surname from a French place, Matthew's estate · French
French form of Magdalene, woman of Magdala · French
English surname, son of Maud
Old form of May, the spring month
Scandinavian and Slavic form of Maria or Maia · Swedish
Pet form of Mary or Mallory
Norman surname, unlucky, a playful twist for a lucky dog · French
Pet form of Amanda, Latin for lovable · Latin
Hebrew for bitter, a name Naomi took in the Book of Ruth · Hebrew
Greek name meaning pearl · Greek
French form of Margaret, pearl, after the Bordeaux wine region · French
Pet form of Margaret, pearl
French pet form of Marguerite, pearl or daisy · French
French form of Mary · French
Form of Marlene, Mary Magdalene
Scottish form of Marina, of the sea · Scottish
Form of Martha, Aramaic for lady · Aramaic
Feminine of Martin, from Mars · Latin
Hebrew Miriam, of uncertain meaning, perhaps beloved · Hebrew
Pet form of Martha or Matilda
German name meaning mighty in battle · German
Feminine of Max, the greatest · Latin
A playful spelling of Maisie, pearl
Pet form of Margaret, pearl
Sanskrit for fish, and Arabic for harbour · Sanskrit
From the Greek melaina, black or dark · Greek
Compassion and kindness, a Puritan virtue name
Form of Muriel, Irish for bright sea · Irish
Short form of Wilhelmina, and Persian for blue glass · German
Pet form of Melinda, sweet and gentle
The Roman goddess of wisdom and crafts · Latin
Polish pet form of Wilhelmina, resolute protector · Polish
Slavic for peace, Latin for wonderful · Slavic
Hebrew name linked to wished for child · Hebrew
Irish Muadhnait, noble, and the subject of the Mona Lisa · Irish
Latin name meaning adviser · Latin
Feminine of Milo, perhaps soldier or merciful
Russian name meaning hope · Russian
Pet form of Eleanor or Helen, light
Italian short form of names like Antonella · Italian
French feminine of Nicholas, victory of the people · French
French diminutive of Nicole · French
Spanish name meaning little girl · Spanish · small dogs
French for Christmas, for a December puppy · French
Short form of Fionnuala, white shoulder, also a nickname for New Orleans · Irish
Latin for rule or pattern, the heroine of Bellini's opera · Latin
Perhaps Arabic for winner, or a form of Nila, blue · Arabic
Latin rooted name meaning olive tree · Latin
Occupational surname for a young servant
Scottish town that gave its name to the swirling teardrop pattern · Scottish
Greek rooted name meaning all sweetness · Greek
Pet form of Patricia, noblewoman
Persian for fairy · Persian
Latin and Italian for first · Latin
Latin name meaning ancient or venerable · Latin
Hebrew name meaning ewe · Hebrew
Short form of Rachel, ewe · Hebrew
Hebrew for friend, or Arabic for flag · Hebrew
Short form of Rebecca, to tie or bind · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning to bind or join · Hebrew
Spanish for queen · Spanish
Short form of Margarita, pearl · Spanish
Feminine of Robert, bright fame
French for little rock · French
German pet form of Rosemarie · German
French form of Rosalia, the rose · French
Short form of Rosalind or Rosalyn
Pet form of Ruth, Hebrew for friend · Hebrew
Latin name for the River Severn, a nymph of legend · Latin
Perhaps Samuel with the ending of Anthea, God has heard
Hebrew name meaning princess · Hebrew
Arabic sana, brilliance, also a flowering plant · Arabic
Scottish form of Jane, God is gracious · Scottish
English place name, willow farm
Southern American pet form of Susannah, lily
Pet form of Anastasia, resurrection
Pet form of Susan, Hebrew for lily · Hebrew
Hebrew for dew of God · Hebrew
Pet form of Natalie or Talia, also a running count
Russian pet form of Tatiana, from the Roman name Tatius · Russian
Greek short form of Theresa, meaning harvester · Greek
Greek for goddess, also short for Dorothea · Greek
Medieval form of Theophania, Greek for appearance of God · Greek
Short form of Matilda, mighty in battle
Short form of Christina or Martina
Short form of Victoria, and Japanese for bird · Japanese
Pet form of Gertrude, spear strength
Short form of Gertrud or Tallulah, and Sanskrit for balance · Sanskrit
An American name, perhaps from twilight
Irish Una, perhaps lamb, also Latin for one · Irish
French form of Valeria, to be strong · French
Latin for evening, the evening star · Latin
Pet form of Victoria, victory
Roman family name Verginius, maidenly · Latin
Popularised by Peter Pan, from a child's word for friend
English place name, white island
Dakota for firstborn daughter · Dakota
French pet form of Isabelle, from the novel Zazie in the Metro · French
Short form of Griselda, grey battle · German
Italian, perhaps from Tuscan for little girl, a patron saint of servants · Italian
Hebrew for radiance, also the Slavic goddess of life · Hebrew
Short form of Zuleika, and a Zulu name for a traveller · Zulu
Short form of Abraham, father of many · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning breath · Hebrew
Irish Aodhan, little fire · Irish
Germanic for old, an Italian favourite · Italian
Greek Alexandros, defender of the people · Greek
Italian and Spanish form of Alfred, elf counsel · Italian
Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander, defender of the people · Scottish
French form of Alfonso, noble and ready · French
Arabic for prince or commander · Arabic
Hebrew for carried, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
French form of Andrew, manly and brave · French
Roman family name Antonius, after Saint Anthony · Latin
Germanic for genuine and bold, a Scottish favourite · Scottish
English place name meaning fortified hill · English
Pet form of Arthur, possibly Celtic for bear · Welsh
English place name, ash tree town
Occitan for hawk · French
Latin name meaning great or venerable · Latin
Scandinavian name meaning father of peace · Scandinavian
Scottish surname from Berkeley, birch wood · Scottish
Aramaic, son of Talmai, one of the twelve apostles · Aramaic
English surname, meadow with bent grass
English surname, bee cottage or little beak
Latin Benedictus, blessed · Latin
Medieval form of Benedict, Latin for blessed
English place name, Bekki's farm
French form of the Roman name Blasius, perhaps from Latin for lisping · French
Germanic for messenger, or a short form of Boden
Pet form of names like Boden, also a messenger in Old English
English occupational surname for a scribe or bookbinder
English surname, broad clearing
Irish surname, from Gaelic Bradach meaning spirited · Irish
Italian form of Brand, Germanic for sword · Italian
English place name, hill covered with broom
English occupational surname for a brewer
English surname for someone who lived by a bridge
English place name, Brihtsige's stone
English surname for one who lives by the streams
Scottish form of Brice, a saint of Tours, perhaps Gaulish for speckled · Scottish
English surname, son of Brice
Irish and English surname, Gaelic for boy · Irish
Short for buddy or brother, an old American nickname
Short form of Calvin or Callum
Hebrew name meaning whole hearted · Hebrew
French surname from Latin calvus, bald · French
Scottish Gaelic cam shron, crooked nose · Scottish
Spanish form of Camillus, a young attendant at Roman rites · Spanish
Spanish diminutive of Carlos, little Charles · Spanish
English place name, settlement of free peasants
Italian and Spanish, from Mount Carmel, garden · Italian
Scottish surname of uncertain origin · Scottish
Persian name meaning treasurer · Persian
Roman family name, perhaps from Latin cassus, empty · Latin
Roman name from Latin catus, wise, after the Roman statesman · Latin
Welsh rooted name meaning bounty or kindly · Welsh
English occupational surname for a chaplain, after the silent film comic
Germanic Karl, meaning free man
Norman surname from the town of Chancey · French
Short form of Christopher, bearer of Christ
Greek, bearer of Christ, patron saint of travellers · Greek
French form of Claudius, a Roman family name · French
English place name, clay settlement
English surname, ford by a cliff
Pet form of Jacob, Hebrew for supplanter · Hebrew
English surname from Old English col, charcoal
Scottish Gaelic name meaning young pup · Scottish
Irish Gaelic Conan, little hound or little wolf · Irish
From a French surname derived from corbeau, raven, a nickname for dark hair · French
Irish surname, perhaps from Gaelic for cauldron or hollow · Irish
Roman family name, possibly from Latin cornu, horn · Latin
Latin Crispinus, curly haired, patron saint of shoemakers · Latin
Spanish for cross · Spanish
Old French corteis, courteous · French
English place name, valley town
Greek Damianos, from damazo, to tame · Greek
French form of Damian, from Greek for to tame · French
Greek, to tame, from the legend of Damon and Pythias, true friends · Greek
Pet form of Daniel, Hebrew for God is my judge · Hebrew
Norman surname from Airelle in France · French
French surname De Chiel, after crime writer Dashiell Hammett · French
Pet form of David, Hebrew for beloved · Welsh
English surname, son of Daw, a pet form of David
French place name, from a town in Gascony · French
Irish surname, Gaelic for proud · Irish
Pet form of Dennis, from Dionysius
Dutch form of Theodoric, ruler of the people · Dutch
Irish surname, man from South Munster · Irish
Welsh form of David, beloved, also a surname · Welsh
Short form of Dexter, dyer
Latin name meaning right handed or skilful · Latin
Irish surname, perhaps from Gaelic dile, faithful · Irish
Romani for I awake, after jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt · Romani
Latin name meaning of the Lord · Latin
Short form of Donald, Gaelic for world ruler · Scottish
Pet form of Donald, Gaelic for world ruler · Scottish
Irish surname, dark chieftain · Irish
Scottish Gaelic name meaning brown warrior · Scottish
English surname from the Norse Thorsteinn, Thor's stone · Old Norse
English place name, east town
English surname, son of Edward, after the inventor
Old English name meaning prosperous protector · English
Old English Eadweard, rich guardian
Hebrew for ascension, the priest who raised Samuel · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning the Lord is my God · Hebrew
Italian form of Helios, the sun · Italian
Medieval diminutive of Elias, Hebrew for my God is Yahweh · Hebrew
English place name, elder tree wood
English surname, son of Emery
German rooted name meaning universal or whole · German
Spanish and Italian form of Ernest, serious · Spanish
Hebrew for solid, enduring · Hebrew
English surname from Everard, brave as a boar
Latin family name meaning bean grower · Latin
English place name, fern clearing
Spanish form of Philip, friend of horses · Spanish
English for a path through the fens, and Boston's ballpark
German name meaning bold voyager · German
Irish surname from Fionnagan, little fair one · Irish
English occupational surname for a fisherman
Norman Irish surname, son of Gerald · Irish
Irish surname from Flann, Irish for blood red · Irish
English surname for someone who lived by a forest
English surname for a forester or a foster parent
Latin Franciscus, Frenchman, after Saint Francis, friend of animals · Latin
Middle English for a free landowner
Scottish surname of Norman origin, perhaps linked to strawberry · Scottish
A nickname for San Francisco, or a pet form of Francisco · Spanish
Hebrew name meaning God is my strength · Hebrew
Old Norse gardr, enclosure or garden · Old Norse
Welsh name meaning white hawk · Welsh
English surname, son of Gilbert
English surname meaning son of Gilbert
Greek name meaning young goat · Greek
Short form of Giovanni or Giorgio · Italian
Italian form of George, farmer · Italian
Italian form of John, God is gracious · Italian
Italian form of Joseph, he will add · Italian
Irish surname, Gaelic grada meaning noble · Irish
Scottish surname meaning gravelly homestead · Scottish
Norman nickname from grand, large · French · big dogs
English surname, son of the steward
Short form of Griffith, Welsh for strong lord · Welsh
Italian form of Guy, wood or wide · Italian
Spanish and Italian form of Gustav, staff of the Goths · Spanish
Scottish surname from an English place, flat topped hill · Scottish
A stage nickname from the harp, after the silent Marx brother
English surname meaning son of Harry
English place name, high wood
Scandinavian form of Henry, home ruler · Norwegian
German name meaning home ruler · German
Pet form of Herbert, Germanic for bright army
English surname, son of Hob, a pet form of Robert
Irish surname, from Gaelic og, young · Irish
English place name, deep valley
Pet form of Howard, an English surname of uncertain origin
Pet form of Hugh, Germanic for heart and mind
German name meaning mind or spirit · German
Short form of Hutchinson, son of Hugh
English place name, Hucc's meadow
Scottish form of John, God is gracious · Scottish
Short form of Isaac, Hebrew for he will laugh · Hebrew
Hebrew for watchful, one of King David's men · Hebrew
Scottish surname from a place name, green river · Scottish
Hebrew name meaning he will laugh · Hebrew
Russian form of John, God is gracious · Russian
Hebrew name meaning one who follows after · Hebrew
English form of Iacomus, from Hebrew Yaakov · Hebrew
English surname meaning son of James
English surname, son of Geoffrey
Medieval form of Geoffrey, Germanic for peaceful pledge
Pet form of James, from Hebrew Yaakov · Hebrew
Short form of Joseph, Hebrew for he will add · Hebrew
Hebrew for Yahweh is God, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
Pet form of John, Hebrew for God is gracious · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning dove · Hebrew
Greek form of Jonah, Hebrew for dove · Hebrew
Short form of Joshua, Hebrew for God is salvation
Hebrew for praised, one of the sons of Jacob · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning praised · Hebrew
Latin name meaning youthful · Latin
Roman family name of Julius Caesar, perhaps meaning downy bearded · Latin
Latin Iustinus, just and fair · Latin
Irish Gaelic Cathan, warrior · Irish
Japanese surname meaning to add wisteria, or Latin Cato · Japanese
English place name, place of hawks
Scottish border town, chalk hill · Scottish
After the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, a Dena'ina name · Native American
Pet form of Kenneth, Gaelic for handsome or born of fire · Scottish
Japanese, healthy and wise, or strong third son · Japanese
English surname, king's wood
Scottish surname, round hill · Scottish
Japanese, often written with characters for light and second son · Japanese
Scottish Gaelic caol, narrow strait · Scottish
Scottish Gaelic name meaning from the land of lochs · Scottish
Germanic Lanzo, land, later linked to the knight's lance
Short form of Orlando or Rolando, famous land · Italian
French, from Germanic land and ruler · French
English place name, long stone, after poet Langston Hughes
Pet form of Lawrence, man from Laurentum, a town of laurels
Hungarian form of Ladislav, rules with glory · Hungarian
Latin Laurentius, man from Laurentum, laurelled · Latin
Scottish place name Lennox, place of elm trees · Scottish
Italian form of Leonard, brave lion, after the Renaissance artist · Italian
English surname from the city of Leicester
Hebrew name meaning joined or attached · Hebrew
Armenian form of Leon, lion · Armenian
English form of Louis, famous warrior
English place name meaning lake colony · English
Greek Linos, a musician of myth, the flax coloured one · Greek
Latin name linked to light · Latin
Latin Lucianus, from lux, light · Latin
Roman praenomen from Latin lux, light · Latin
Short form of Ludovic, famous warrior, also Latin for I play · Latin
Greek Loukas, meaning man from Lucania · Greek
Welsh surname, from Madog, fortunate · Welsh
Form of Malachi, Hebrew for my messenger · Hebrew
Pet form of Manuel or Emmanuel, Hebrew for God is with us · Spanish
Spanish pet form of Manuel, God is with us · Spanish
Italian form of Marcellus, little warrior · Italian
Latin name meaning of Mars · Latin
English form of Marcus, from Mars, the Roman god of war · Latin
Of uncertain origin, perhaps from French Marc or Merlin · French
Latin Martinus, from Mars, the Roman god of war · Latin
Welsh Merfyn, from an old word for marrow or sea hill · Welsh
Latin name meaning dark skinned · Latin
Latin Maximus with Aemilianus, the greatest · Latin
Spanish form of Maximus, the greatest · Spanish
Scottish surname, Mack's stream · Scottish
Scottish surname, perhaps from Malvin, smooth brow · Scottish
Spanish pet form of Guillermo, William · Spanish
Hebrew for who is like God, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
Hebrew for who is like God, the archangel · Hebrew
The king of Greek myth whose touch turned things to gold · Greek
Spanish form of Michael, who is like God · Spanish
Short form of Michael, Hebrew for who is like God
Latin name meaning soldier · Latin
English place name, mill town, after the poet John Milton
Scottish surname, after jazz bassist Charles Mingus · Scottish
English surname, a medieval form of Michael
Norman surname, pointed hill, Romeo's family in Shakespeare · French
Norman surname from a French place, Gumarich's mountain · French · big dogs
Medieval form of Maurice, Latin for dark skinned
English surname, son of the monk
Scottish surname from Moray, Gaelic for seaboard settlement · Scottish
Germanic Milo, or Latin miles meaning soldier
English surname, at the ash tree
Short form of Nathan or Nathaniel, he gave
Hebrew for he gave, a prophet in the Old Testament · Hebrew
Irish Niall, champion or cloud · Irish
Norman surname from Neuville, new town · French
English place name, new town, after Isaac Newton
English surname from Neil, champion
Hebrew name meaning rest or comfort · Hebrew
English place name, north town
Latin rooted name meaning olive tree · Latin
Arabic Umar, flourishing, long lived · Arabic
Norman French, little bear · French
Welsh form of Eugene, well born, or Owain, young warrior · Welsh
Latin patricius, nobleman, Ireland's patron saint · Irish
Latin Paulus, small or humble · Latin
Pet form of Paul, Latin for small · Italian · small dogs
English place name, Pacc's town
A knight of the Round Table who sought the Holy Grail · French
Greek Philippos, friend of horses · Greek
Hebrew Pinchas, from Egyptian for the Nubian · Hebrew
English place name, priest's town
English place name meaning prince's town
French place name from Latin Quintus, meaning fifth · French
Spanish short form of Rafael, God has healed · Spanish
Short form of Rafael, or Arabic Rafi, exalted · Arabic
Old Norse name meaning wolf counsel · Norse
Spanish form of Raymond, wise protector · Spanish
English place name, wild garlic island
Medieval form of Randolph, shield wolf
Pet form of Randall or Randolph, shield wolf
Hebrew name meaning God has healed · Hebrew
Short form of Raymond, Germanic for wise protector, or a beam of light
Germanic Raginmund, wise protector
English place name, red ford
Germanic Raginald, counsel and rule
Scottish surname, red haired · Scottish
One of the twins who founded Rome, raised by a she wolf · Latin
Hebrew name meaning behold, a son · Hebrew
Spanish and Portuguese form of Richard, brave ruler · Spanish
Pet form of Richard, Germanic for brave ruler
Short form of Richard or Frederick, ruler
English and Irish surname, a form of Regan, little king
Pet form of Richard, brave ruler · Scottish
Pet form of Robert, Germanic for bright fame · Scottish
Germanic for famous spear
German name meaning famous land · German
Pet form of Roland, famous land
Latinised form of Hrolfr, the Viking founder of Normandy · Old Norse
Latin name meaning of Rome · Latin
Legendary founder of Rome, raised with his twin by a she wolf · Latin
Japanese for a samurai without a master · Japanese
Dutch surname, rose field · Dutch
English surname from Rose, or meaning son of Roy
Germanic Hrodulf, famous wolf
Old French name meaning little red one · French
Irish surname from Rian, little king · Irish
English occupational surname for a mounted warrior
Short form of Salvatore, saviour · Italian
Spanish for saviour, after the painter Dali · Spanish
Italian for saviour · Italian
Form of Samson, Hebrew for sun, the biblical strong man · Hebrew · big dogs
Hebrew for God has heard, the prophet who anointed kings · Hebrew
Italian diminutive of Santo, saint · Italian
Italian and Spanish for saint · Italian
Nickname of jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong, from satchel mouth
English surname for a Gael or Scot · Scottish
Irish form of John, God is gracious · Irish
Latin, man from Sebaste, from Greek for venerable · Latin
Norman surname from Saint Maur in France · French
Anglicised Seamus, the Irish form of James · Irish
Anglicised form of Sean, Irish for God is gracious · Irish
English place name, valley with steep sides
English occupational surname for a cloth shearer
Hebrew name meaning he has heard · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning peace · Hebrew
Of high quality, from the old English silver penny
Form of Stephen, Greek for crown · Greek
Scottish occupational surname for a steward · Scottish
Scottish royal surname, from the word steward · Scottish
Short form of Teodoro or Mateo · Spanish
Aramaic, perhaps heart, one of the twelve apostles · Aramaic
Greek Theodoros, gift of God · Greek
Roman name from the River Tiber, the second Roman emperor · Latin
Pet form of Timothy, Greek for honouring God
Greek Timotheos, honouring God · Greek
Roman praenomen, a Roman emperor who completed the Colosseum · Latin
Greek form of Tobiah, Hebrew for God is good · Hebrew
English surname from a dialect word for fox
Japanese short form of names like Toshiro, often meaning wise or year · Japanese
English surname from Old French traverser, a toll collector · French
Old French trei, three, a nickname for the third of a name
Nickname for the third of a name, or a traveller
Old French form of Drustan, the knight of Tristan and Isolde · Cornish
The ancient city of the Trojan War, also an Irish surname · Greek
English surname, trusty man
English occupational surname for a lathe worker
Short form of Tyler or Tyrone
English occupational surname for a tile maker
Irish county, Gaelic Tir Eoghain, land of Owen · Irish
Latin form of Odysseus, the wandering hero of Homer · Latin
Latin for conqueror · Latin
Old Norse vig, war · Old Norse
Short form of Vincent, conquering
Latin Vincentius, conquering · Latin
Italian form of Vincent, conquering · Italian
Roman family name Vergilius, the poet who wrote the Aeneid · Latin
English surname for one who lived by a ford
Germanic for to rule, a short form of Oswald
Short form of Walter, Germanic for ruler of the army
English occupational surname for a wagon maker
Germanic, a Wend, one of the Slavic Wends
Short form of Wesley, western meadow
English surname, western meadow
Variant of Wesley, western meadow
English place name, west town
Germanic Willahelm, will and helmet
Pet form of William, Germanic for will and helmet
English surname, son of Will
English city name, from Latin Venta, market town
English place name, Wine's burial mound
English surname, row of houses by a wood
Scottish surname, a form of William, also means crafty · Scottish
Short form of Alexander, defender of the people · Greek
Basque etxeberri, the new house · Basque
Hebrew Zechariah, God remembers · Hebrew
Short form of Zachary, Hebrew for God remembers · Hebrew
Short form of Alexander, defender of the people · Greek
English surname of uncertain origin, popular since the novelist Zane Grey
Short form of Zebedee or Zebulon, Hebrew for gift or exalted · Hebrew
Greek, from Zeus, after the philosopher Zeno of Citium · Greek