The name collection

Names with meaning.

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

First letter

Royal

Crowns, queens and kings

1–48 of 112 names

English

Audrey

Noble strength

Top 100
Latin · Italian

Aurora

Dawn

Top 100
French · Germanic

Caroline

Feminine form of Charles

Top 100
French · English

Charlotte

Feminine diminutive of Charles

Top 100
English · French

Eleanor

Origin uncertain; linked to the medieval Alienòr family

Top 100
Italian · Hebrew · Spanish

Isabella

God is my oath, through Isabel

Top 100
English · French · Hebrew

Josephine

He will add, through Joseph

Top 100
Irish

Maeve

Intoxicating

Top 100
Hebrew

Sarah

Princess; noblewoman

Top 100
English · Spanish

Ailani

Uncertain; possibly from ʻAilani or Aylín

FamiliarRising
Old German · Portuguese

Amalia

Unceasing; vigorous; brave

Familiar
Arabic

Amira

Princess; commander

Familiar
Latin · Italian

Beatrice

Associated with blessed; possibly from voyager

FamiliarRising
Latin

Camilla

Form of Camillus; ancient meaning uncertain

Familiar
Spanish

Catalina

Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain

Familiar
Latin

Diana

Divine; goddesslike

Familiar
English

Edith

Wealth and battle

Familiar
Persian · Hebrew

Esther

Possibly star; perhaps related to Ishtar

Familiar
Greek · Latin

Helena

Form of Helen; original meaning uncertain

FamiliarRising
Portuguese · Spanish

Isabel

God is my oath, through Elizabeth

Familiar
French · Hebrew

Isabelle

My God is an oath; French form of Isabel

Familiar
Latin

Juliana

Form of Julian; ancient meaning uncertain

Familiar
Greek · English

Katherine

Uncertain; traditionally associated with pure

Familiar
Latin

Livia

Roman Livius family; also short for Olivia

Familiar
Old German

Matilda

Strength in battle

FamiliarRising
Latin

Octavia

Eighth, through Octavius

Familiar
Persian · Arabic

Soraya

The Pleiades star cluster

Familiar
Irish · Sanskrit

Tara

Irish hill name; possibly elevated place

FamiliarRising
Greek

Theodora

Feminine form of Theodore: gift of God

FamiliarRising
Arabic · English

Zara

Possibly related to Zahra; origin uncertain

Familiar
Japanese

Aiko

Love and child in one Japanese spelling

Uncommon
French

Antoinette

Diminutive of Antoine; meaning unknown

Uncommon
Arabic

Arwa

Female ibex; mountain goat

Uncommon
Portuguese

Catarina

Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Greek

Hera

Meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Ava for iPhone

One name at a time, together.

In Ava, you meet one name at a time. Swipe up for the next, heart the ones you love and share your shortlist with your partner.

Meet Ava
Ava’s feed on a pink page: Sienna, an Italian name meaning “from Siena; a reddish-brown color”, with its pronunciation, story and Love and Share buttons.
Development preview