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Male Names
  • Andreo (Hispanic) - Manly: brave. Variant of English Andrew.
  • Antony (Latin) - N/A [English speaking countries]

    Antoony is from the Roman family name Antonius. Commonly shortened to "Tony" in the English speaking world, Antony or Anthony is one of the most common male names in the U.S., Canada, Great Britain, and Australia.

    Mark Antony or Marcus A

  • Arvan (Indian) - One of the Moon's Horses; Righteous; Morally Correct; Virtuous
  • Case (English) - Case; condition; argument [English speaking countries]
  • Clayton (English) - Clay settlment [English speaking countries]
  • Courtland - Dweller by the dark stream
  • Dino (Hispanic) - Abbreviation of names ending like Bernardino.
  • Fogerty (Irish) - Exiled
  • Garon (French) - Guards: guardian.
  • Gaven (Scottish) - White hawk
  • Gurbaj (Indian) - A hawk of guru,astrologically aspects.
  • Harisara (Indian) - With Vishnu for an Arrow; One of many names of Lord Shiva
  • Irvin (English) - Green water; boar friend [English speaking countries]

    Irvin is a variant of the surname Irvine, which has three separate origins. It can be from one of two places in Scotland, either Irvine or Irving. Both places are named for a Celtic river whose name probably meant 'green water'. It can also be derived fro

  • Jaspar (Arabic) - Variant of Caspar or Gaspar Keeper of the treasure.
  • Kasar (Indian,Sanskrit) - Lion; One who resembles a roaring animal; In Sanskrit it means Resembling a Lion
  • Keagan (Gaelic) - Son of Aodhagáin [English speaking countries]
  • Landan (English) - Long hill [English speaking countries]

    Respelling of Landon.

  • Mack (Gaelic) - Son of [English speaking countries]

    Pet form of MacKenzie.
    'Mac' means 'son of' in Gaelic.

  • Madhangopal (Indian) - A nam for Lord Krishna
  • Mahasena (Indian) - Great Army; Great warriors; Great Soldiers
  • Mansukha (Indian) - A pleasure of mind
  • Maynard (Hebrew) - Powerful.
  • Megh Nad (Indian) - Roar Of Clouds, Thunder; Lord of the Sky; One of many names of Lord Indra
  • Michela (Irish) - Feminine of Michael gift from God.
  • Mike (Hebrew) - Who is like God? [English speaking countries]

    Short form of Michael, also used as an independent name, particularly in the US.

  • Miki (Japanese) - A Japanese name that means a tree.
  • Samadhan (Indian) - The feeling of pure satisfaction
  • Terrence (Latin) - Uncertain; maybe soft, tender [English speaking countries]

    This is a variant spelling of Terence.

  • Tres (English) - Three
  • Yale (Welsh) - Fruitful; one who lives on fertile land [English speaking countries]

    Yale is the name of one of the U.S.'s most famous universities.

Female Names
  • Amaia - End or resolution.
  • Binati (Indian) - Request
  • Champika (Indian) - Little flower of Champak tree
  • Chiquita (Mexican) - Little girl
  • Chiquita (Spanish) - Small one [English speaking countries]

    From the Spanish 'chica' which means 'little one'.

  • Cra (Australian) - Absolute and pure Elegance; Decency
  • Debora (Hebrew) - Bee
  • Duffie
  • Jeanina (French) - Diminutive form of Jane or Jeanne.
  • Jim (English) - Variant of Jacob Supplanter.
  • Julius (Spanish) - Jove's child.
  • Kendra (Gaelic) - Son of Henry [English speaking countries]

    Modern feminine form of Kendrick.

  • Kitter
  • Lavernia (Celtic) - Born in the spring
  • Lillian (Hebrew) - My God is a vow [English and Hebrew speaking countries]

    Lillian Bounds was the wife of animator Walt Disney. Lillian Gish and Lillian Roth were American actresses, and Lillian Hellman was a playwright. The name was most popular around 1900, and these four examples of bearers of the name Lillian were all born w

  • Lynsey (English) - Uncertain, perhaps "dark lake"; Lincoln [English speaking countries]

    A modern respelling of Lindsey that enjoyed some popularity in the US during the 1980s.

  • Madelaine (Hebrew) - From Magdala [English speaking countries]

    Variant of Madeleine.

  • Madilyn (Hebrew) - From Magdala [English speaking countries]
  • Maithili (Indian) - Name of Goddess Sita
  • Manjubala (Indian) - A sweet and beautiful girl
  • Maranda (Latin) - She who must be admired [English speaking countries]

    A respelling of Miranda.

  • Nikayla (Arabic)
  • Nimeeta (Indian) - One who is permanent and fixed
  • Pallavit (Indian) - One who is the song of life
  • Raashi (Indian) - Collection; Cluster of celestial star positions signifying good luck and fortune
  • Raegan (Gaelic) - Descendent of Riagán [English speaking countries]
  • Rakhya (Indian) - A well preserved one
  • Sookie (United States) - She who is like the lily flower
  • Suzanna (Hebrew) - Lily; rose [English speaking countries]
  • Terri (Greek) - Harvester [English speaking countries]

    Also created as a feminine equivalent of Terry.

Gender Neutral Names
  • Amiya (Indian) - Delight [English and Hindi speaking countries]

    Though Amiya is also a male name, it entered the US top 1000 for girls in 2000.

  • Amrit (Sanskrit) - Immortal; ambrosia; nectar [English and Hindi speaking countries]
  • Chaitali (Indian) - Owner of sharp memory
  • Chaps
  • Dar
  • Dekedrian (United States) - Happy-go-lucky individual; created name
  • Dixie (English) - Strong power; hardy power [English speaking countries]

    In the US this is an abbreviation of the Mason Dixon line and as such refers to the region south of the line.

  • Donaver (United States) - Capability of doing or accomplishing something
  • Droopy
  • Erin (Gaelic) - From Ireland [English speaking countries]

    Erin is taken from the Gaelic Eirinn, meaning "of Eire" - Eire being the Irish name for Ireland. Erin was used as a poetic name for Ireland for several centuries but it is not normally bestowed as a given name in that country.

    It became po

  • Gamma
  • Halle (English) - Home rule [English speaking countries]

    Popularized in the US by actress Halle Berry.

  • Ivan Petrovich Pavlov
  • Jehan (Indian) - Man of the world
  • Jonesy (United States) - people with this name are jubilant and are youthful. They focus on their physical appearance and easily forgive others.
  • Laurie (Latin) - Laurel [English speaking countries]

    This evolved into its own name from being a nickname for Laurence or Laura.

  • Luz (Spanish) - Light [English, Hebrew and Spanish speaking countries]

    As a Spanish girls' name, Luz means "light". As a Hebrew boys' name, Luz means "almond tree" or "hazel tree". Luz was the ancient name of the biblical town, Beth El. It is also a symbolic name for children born on Tu b’Shvat, the Jewish Arbor Day.

  • Meharpreet (Indian) - One who loves God
  • Meredith (Welsh) - Great lord [English and Welsh speaking countries]

    Meredith comes from the old Welsh male name Mareludd, which probably means 'great lord'. The second element '-iudd' means 'lord'; the first element probably means 'great', or maybe 'sea'. In recent years the name has been given to girls. In Welsh pronunci

  • Michi (Japanese) - the upright path.
  • Nibaal (Indian) - The mark to indicate the direction.
  • Ola (Norwegian) - Ancestor [English, Norwegian, Polish and Swedish speaking countries]

    As a male name, Ola is the Norwegian and Swedish variant of Olaf, meaning "ancestor" or "descendant". As a female name, Ola is the Polish short form of Aleksandra, meaning "defender of mankind".

  • Raedan - Advises
  • Ratno (Indian) - A jewel-like person
  • Ravyn - Dark haired or wise
  • Shavonne (Gaelic) - God is gracious [English speaking countries]

    Anglicized spelling of Siobahn.

  • Somerville (Chinese) - From the summer estate
  • Stacie - Princess (from the name Anastacia)
  • Timberlake (English,United States) - The lake or reservoir in midst of timber trees
  • Wags
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