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Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

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49–96 of 234 names

English · Latin

Miranda

Worthy of admiration

Familiar
English · Indian usage

Myra

Literary coinage; possibly myrrh or a form of Mary

Familiar
French

Odette

Wealth or heritage, through Oda or Odilia

FamiliarRising
Greek

Ophelia

Help; advantage

Familiar
Hebrew

Rebecca

Probably join; tie; bind

Familiar
English

Rosemary

Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb

FamiliarRising
Hebrew · Latin

Seraphina

Fiery ones; of the seraphim

FamiliarRising
English · Welsh

Winnie

Short form of Winifred

FamiliarRising
Spanish

Ximena

Feminine form of Ximeno; deeper origin uncertain

Familiar
English · Yiddish

Zelda

Short form of Griselda; separate Yiddish root

Familiar
Slavic

Zora

Dawn

Familiar
Hebrew

Adina

Gentle; delicate

Uncommon
Sanskrit

Akshara

Imperishable; syllable

Uncommon
Greek

Ariadne

Possibly most holy; derivation disputed

Uncommon
English · Sindarin

Arwen

Noble maiden in Sindarin

Uncommon
English · Welsh

Avalon

Possibly apple-associated

Uncommon
Brazilian Portuguese

Clarice

Bright; clear

Uncommon
Turkish · Arabic

Elif

Slender, upright; the first letter

Uncommon
German · Swedish

Elsa

Short form of Elisabeth

Uncommon
Italian

Giulietta

Diminutive of Giulia; ancient meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Welsh

Gwyneth

Probably from Gwynedd; meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Greek

Hermione

Derived from Hermes; deeper meaning uncertain

Uncommon
English

Imogen

Probably maiden, through Innogen

Uncommon
Portuguese

Inês

Pure; chaste, through Agnes

Uncommon
Russian

Irina

Form of Irene: peace

Uncommon
Portuguese · English

Isadora

Gift of Isis

Uncommon
Sanskrit

Kavya

Poetry; poem

Uncommon
Latin

Lavinia

Roman legendary name; original meaning unknown

Uncommon
Italian

Leonora

Form of Eleanor; original meaning uncertain

Uncommon
English · Scottish

Lorna

Literary name, possibly from Lorne

Uncommon
Arabic

Maha

Oryx; wild antelope

Uncommon
Chinese

Mulan

Magnolia with the cited Chinese characters

Uncommon
Russian

Natasha

Russian short form of Natalya, associated with Christmas

Uncommon
Hebrew

Nava

Beautiful; lovely

Uncommon
Italian · Spanish

Oriana

Possibly golden

Uncommon
German

Ottilie

German form of Odilia

Uncommon
English

Pamela

Possibly all sweetness, as a literary coinage

Uncommon
English

Primrose

Primrose flower; its word history includes first rose

Uncommon
English · French

Reverie

Daydream

Uncommon
Welsh

Rhiannon

Probably great queen

Uncommon
Old German

Rosalind

Horse and tenderness; later linked with a beautiful rose

Uncommon
Japanese

Sayuri

Little lily in one Japanese spelling

Uncommon
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