The name collection

Names with meaning.

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

First letter

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Older names with lasting appeal

97–144 of 184 names

English

Rosemary

Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb

FamiliarRising
English

Rosie

Affectionate form of Rose

Familiar
English

Stanley

Stone clearing

Familiar
English · Scottish

Sterling

Excellent; also a surname from Stirling, whose meaning is uncertain

Familiar
English · Latin

Sylvia

Form of Silvia, associated with woods or forest

FamiliarRising
English

Tallulah

Waterfall place name; deeper origin debated

Familiar
English

Teddy

Affectionate form of Edward or Theodore

Familiar
English

Wade

English surname: ford, or a name related to going

Familiar
English · Germanic

Willa

Will and protection; feminine form of William

Familiar
Welsh · English

Winifred

Possibly from Gwenfrewi; meaning uncertain

FamiliarRising
English · Welsh

Winnie

Short form of Winifred

FamiliarRising
English

Winston

Wine’s town, or a surname from Wynnstan: joy + stone

Familiar
English · Yiddish

Zelda

Short form of Griselda; separate Yiddish root

Familiar
English

Alfie

Elf counsel, through Alfred

Uncommon
English

Alton

Town at a river’s source

Uncommon
English

Beverly

Possibly beaver stream

Uncommon
English

Blossom

Flower in bloom

Uncommon
English

Booker

Maker of books

Uncommon
English

Chester

Fortress; Roman camp

Uncommon
English · Irish

Colleen

Girl

Uncommon
English · Old Norse

Darby

Animal settlement

Uncommon
English

Dawn

Daybreak

Uncommon
English

Edie

Wealth and battle, through Edith

Uncommon
English

Edmund

Wealth and protection

Uncommon
English

Ellery

Cheerful, through Hilary

Uncommon
Old English · German

Elmer

Noble; famous

Uncommon
English

Elton

Ella’s town

Uncommon
English

Fern

Fern plant

Uncommon
English

Freddie

Short form of Frederick or Freda

Uncommon
English

Hart

English surname name; associated with a stag

Uncommon
English

Heather

Heather plant

Uncommon
Old German · English

Hilda

Battle

Uncommon
English

Honor

Honor

Uncommon
English · Irish

Kerry

Ciar’s people

Uncommon
English · Old Norse

Kirby

Church settlement

Uncommon
English

Lavender

Lavender flower or pale purple color

Uncommon
English · Scottish

Lindsay

From Lindsey, a place name with lake and island elements

Uncommon
English · Scottish

Lorna

Literary name, possibly from Lorne

Uncommon
English

Lyndon

Linden tree hill

Uncommon
English

Marnie

Possibly a short form of Marina

Uncommon
English

Mercer

Textile merchant

Uncommon
Old English

Mildred

Gentle strength

Uncommon
English

Milton

Mill town or middle town

Uncommon
English · Latin

Orson

Little bear

Uncommon
English

Pamela

Possibly all sweetness, as a literary coinage

Uncommon
English · Greek

Philippa

Feminine form of Philip: friend of horses

Uncommon
English

Primrose

Primrose flower; its word history includes first rose

Uncommon
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