Hebrew for adornment, a wife of Esau · Hebrew
Greek name meaning good, common a century ago · Greek
Feminine of Alfred, elf counsel
Medieval short form of Adeline, noble · French
Perhaps Hebrew for flowering field · Hebrew
Latin for venerable, a title of Roman empresses · Latin
Latin for bird, from a Germanic name meaning refuge in war · Latin
Germanic, bright · big dogs
Old pet form of the name Elizabeth · English · small dogs
Hebrew for married, a land of plenty in the Book of Isaiah · Hebrew
French name meaning white · French
French form of Cecilia, patron saint of music · French
Latin name meaning bright and clear · Latin
Latin, very bright, the heroine of Richardson's novel · Latin
Pet form of Clementine, merciful
Italian, from Immacolata Concezione · Italian
Virtue name meaning steadfastness · Latin
French form of Korinna, maiden · French
Roman family name popular in Victorian times · Latin
Greek, from the island of Delos, a name of Artemis · Greek
Short form of Adela, popular around 1900 · German
Pet form of Desiree, desired
Spanish, from Maria de los Dolores, Mary of sorrows · Spanish
Greek, a sea nymph of ancient myth · Greek
Greek name meaning gift of God · Greek
Latin dulcis, sweet · Latin
Feminine of Earl, nobleman
Hebrew name that peaked around 1900 · Hebrew
Feminine of Edwin, rich friend
Old French name long used across Britain · French
Arabic, from amira, princess · Arabic
A form of Eleanor, light, popular in the American South
Old French form of Emmeline, from Germanic amal, work · French
An American name of the 1800s, often read as alone backwards
Germanic ermen, whole or universal
Feminine of Ernest, serious
French name meaning star · French
Greek, good gift, after the writer Eudora Welty · Greek
Greek, well spoken, short for Eulalia · Greek
Greek, sweetly speaking · Greek
Greek name meaning good victory · Greek
English name at its height in the 1920s · English
Pet form of Florence, flourishing
Pet form of Florence, flourishing
Elaboration of Georgia, farmer
Feminine form of Gerald, big in the 1920s · German
French feminine of Germanus, brother · French
Pet form of Gertrude, spear strength
Germanic name widely used in the early 1900s · German
Welsh, from the name Gwladus · Welsh
Feminine of Glenn, valley · Scottish
Pet form of Augusta, venerable
English form of Henriette, popular in 1900 · English
Greek name meaning bright or shining · Greek
Feminine form of Henry, popular around 1900 · French
Pet form of Henrietta or Hester
Germanic hild and gard, battle enclosure · German
French form of Hortensia, garden · French
An elaboration of Ida, work
Greek, violet, a sea nymph in myth · Greek
Greek name meaning peace · Greek
Hebrew name meaning dove, a Victorian favourite · Hebrew
Greek, perhaps from katharos, pure · Greek
Roman name from Virgil's Aeneid · Latin
The queen of Sparta in Greek myth, mother of Helen · Greek
Short form of Eleanor, the lost love in Poe's poems
Italian form of Eleanor, the heroine of Beethoven's opera · Italian
German form of Eleanor, light · German
Latin laetus, glad · Latin
Latin laetitia, joy and happiness · Latin
Flower name popular a century ago · English
Spanish form of Lauren, from Laurentum · Spanish
French region, named for the kingdom of Lothar · French
Old fashioned form of the name Louise · French
French name meaning light · French
Elaboration of Lucia, light, coined by Cervantes · Spanish
Roman family name Lucretius, a heroine of early Rome · Latin
Pet form of Margaret, pearl
Italian form of Matilda, mighty in battle · Italian
Coined in Ossian's poems, perhaps smooth brow · Scottish
Victorian pet form of Mary or Margaret
Italian diminutive of Maria · Italian
Medieval English name revived around 1920 · English
Aramaic name meaning lady of the house · Aramaic
A blend of Mary and Belle
Medieval form of Matilda, big around 1900 · English
Pet form of Maud, a medieval form of Matilda
An old English word for the song thrush
Pet form of Margaret, and a tiny flying insect · small dogs
Old English, gentle strength
Germanic amal and swintha, strong worker
German pet form of Wilhelmina, also Old German for love · German
Short form of Wilhelmina, popular in 1900 · English · small dogs
An American name from Moselle, the French river, or Moses · French
Celtic name meaning bright sea · Irish
Coined by the poet Fulke Greville, perhaps from Latin myrrh
Irish Muirne, beloved or festive · Irish
An evergreen shrub of the Mediterranean
Victorian pet form of Ann, grace
Pet form of Henrietta or Antoinette
After the Neva River in Saint Petersburg, or Spanish nieve, snow · Russian
Latin for ninth, also Italian for grandmother · Latin
Short form of Honora, common a century ago · Irish
Italian for new, also a short novel · Italian
Roman name meaning the eighth · Latin
Old Norse for ancestor's relic, a Scandinavian favourite · Old Norse
The flower, from French pensee, thought · French
Pet form of Patricia or Martha, popular since the 1700s · Irish
French feminine of Paul, small or humble · French
Pet form of Pearl, the sea gem
Greek, friend of strength · Greek
Greek name meaning green bough · Greek
Greek name meaning rose · Greek
German for brook, also short for Marilla · German
Germanic for horse protection, later read as rose of the world
A blend of Rose and Marie · French
Italian diminutive of Rosa, the heroine of The Barber of Seville · Italian
A form of Rosalind, gentle horse
Old British name revived by Walter Scott · Welsh
Hebrew name meaning companion · Hebrew
Latin, a Sabine woman, from the ancient people near Rome · Latin
Coined in Ossian's poems, perhaps fair view · Scottish
Greek sibylla, a prophetess of the ancient world · Greek
Greek name for a prophetess · Greek
Latin name meaning of the woods · Latin
Aramaic name meaning gazelle · Aramaic
Short form of Theodora, gift of God · Greek
Victorian invention from a popular novel · English
Germanic for ruler, or a seer in old Norse tales · German
Latin, true, and Russian, faith
Virtue name meaning truth · Latin
Latin vernus, of spring · Latin
Germanic for wild, or a short form of Wilhelmina
Stately Dutch and German name of the 1900s · German
Short form of Wilhelmina used a century ago · German
Welsh name common a century ago · Welsh
French feminine of Yves, yew wood · French
Hebrew for my father is light · Hebrew
Germanic name meaning noble and bright · German
Old English Ealdwine, old friend
Spanish, Visigothic for noble and ready · Spanish
Latinised form of Aloys, a form of Louis, famous warrior · Latin
English place name, old town
Old English name meaning noble friend · English
Greek name meaning immortal · Greek
Germanic name meaning eagle ruler · German
A name of Celtic roots carried by the legendary king
Hebrew for healer, a king of Judah · Hebrew
Latin Augustinus, venerable, after Saint Augustine · Latin
French for beautiful outlook, a grand Southern name · French
Germanic name meaning brave as a bear · German
Germanic for bright raven
Scottish Gaelic blian, yellow · Scottish
English place name, broad ford
Polish Kazimierz, destroyer of peace, a royal name · Polish
Roman orator, from Latin cicer, chickpea · Latin
English title name popular around 1900 · English
Short form of Clement, merciful
Latin clemens, merciful · Latin
Short form of Anacletus, called forth, an early pope · Greek
English place name, hilly land
English place name, settlement by a cliff
Short form of Clinton, settlement on a hill
Irish Colman, little dove, or an English charcoal burner · Irish
Germanic name meaning bold counsel · German
Scottish place name, crow's ford · Scottish
Greek name meaning lordly · Greek
Short form of Adelbert, noble and bright
Spanish del mar, of the sea · Spanish
English surname from the medieval name Diot, a form of Dionysia
Old English name meaning wealthy spear · English
French form of Edmund, rich protector · French
Germanic, noble, a form of Etzel
Variant of Albert, noble and bright
A firm favourite of the early 1900s · English
A form of Leroy, the king · French
Hebrew for God is with us · Hebrew
Germanic Emmerich, work and power
Hebrew for dedicated, the father of Methuselah · Hebrew
Germanic, serious and earnest
Greek name meaning well born · Greek
Hebrew name meaning help · Hebrew
Latin Florianus, flowering · Latin
Welsh derived name popular a century ago · Welsh
Germanic name meaning peaceful ruler · German
English surname for a free man
Greek galene, calm, the physician of ancient Rome · Greek
English surname for a maker of garlands
Short form of Eugene, well born
Germanic name meaning bright pledge · German
Norman place name, large town · French
English place name, hare land
English form of Herman, army man
Old Norse name meaning army ruler · Norse
Breton name meaning battle worthy · French
English place name, enclosed wood
Germanic name meaning soldier · German
Yiddish for deer · Yiddish
Hebrew for God strengthens, a king of Judah · Hebrew
Phoenician, exalted brother, a king of Tyre in the Bible · Phoenician
English surname for someone who lived by holly trees
Roman family name much used by Victorians · Latin
Hebrew for salvation, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
English surname name popular in the 1920s · English
Germanic name meaning bright mind · German
Roman family name Egnatius, later linked to Latin ignis, fire · Latin
Scottish surname, green river · Scottish
English surname, son of Jenin, a form of John
Hebrew for Yahweh will exalt, a major prophet · Hebrew
Roman family name, perhaps from the goddess Juno · Latin
French de la mare, of the pool · French
Germanic land and bright, a Flemish saint
Greek, lion man, who swam the Hellespont for love · Greek
Hebrew for devoted to God, Gulliver's first name · Hebrew
Germanic, brave as a lion
French derived name meaning the king · French
English place name, lime tree wood
Old French name meaning little lion · French
Welsh Llywelyn, a name of Welsh princes, perhaps leader · Welsh
Welsh name meaning grey · Welsh
Pet form of Alonzo or Lawrence
Form of Lorenzo, from Laurentum
Norman French nickname, little wolf · French
Norman French de l'isle, from the island · French
Latin, little warrior, from Marcus · Latin
Germanic magin and hard, strong and brave
English surname from Muriel, bright sea
English place name, boundary gate
English place name, lake town
English occupational surname for a mill keeper
Norman surname name of the old days · French
Short form of Moses, drawn out · Hebrew
Greek myron, sweet oil or perfume · Greek
Hebrew name meaning gift of God · Hebrew
Germanic name meaning bright north · German
Old French, a man from the north
Norman French for northerner · French
English place name, woad hill
Of uncertain origin, perhaps Irish odhran, pale green · Irish
Germanic, perhaps from an old word for spear, also a Belgian abbey · French
Old English name meaning divine power · English
Latin form of Otto, wealth, a Roman emperor · Latin
Germanic derived surname name of the 1900s · German
Italian, from Pascha, Easter · Italian
Medieval form of Piers, Peter, stone
French form of Quintinus, fifth · French
Germanic rand and wulf, shield wolf
Germanic for famous ruler
Norse derived name meaning deer wood · Norse
English place name, sandy ford
English place name, bright wood, Robin Hood's forest
English surname from a place by a wide meadow
Latin name from the New Testament · Latin
Scottish surname from Saint Clair in Normandy · Scottish
Old English, the stony clearing
English place name, thorn bush settlement
English surname, fen dweller
Welsh fychan, little · Welsh
Short form of Vernon, alder tree · French
Norman place name used for boys around 1900 · French
Scottish surname meaning foreigner · Scottish
Germanic, ruler of the army
Old English weard, guard or watchman
English place name, hill with a spring
Old English surname turned given name
Old English name meaning wishes for peace · English
Old English will and peace, a saint of Northumbria
English surname, will and hardy
English place name, Wina's field