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

49–96 of 701 names

Swedish · Greek

Anders

Scandinavian form of Andrew

Familiar
English · French

Annie

Grace; short form of Anne

Familiar
Scottish · English

Arabella

Probably a form of Annabel

Familiar
Spanish

Araceli

Altar of the sky

Familiar
English · Scottish

Archie

Genuine; bold, through Archibald

Familiar
Hebrew · Old Norse

Asa

Possibly healer

Familiar
Spanish · Italian · Portuguese

Aurelio

Golden, through Aurelius

FamiliarRising
Latin · Italian

Beatrice

Associated with blessed; possibly from voyager

FamiliarRising
English

Birdie

Bird; also an affectionate short form

Familiar
Hebrew

Boaz

Swiftness

FamiliarRising
Scottish

Bonnie

Pretty

FamiliarRising
Old German

Bruno

Possibly armor or brown

Familiar
English

Byron

Place of the cattle sheds

Familiar
English

Callie

Short form of Caroline or names beginning Cal

Familiar
French · English

Calvin

Bald

Familiar
Italian

Carlo

Man, through Charles

Familiar
Spanish

Carmen

From Carmel; also associated with Latin song

Familiar
Latin

Cecilia

Of the Roman Caecilius family

Familiar
Latin

Celia

Possibly heavenly; sometimes a short form of Cecilia

Familiar
English · German

Charlie

Short form of Charles or Charlotte

Familiar
English · French · Latin

Clementine

Merciful; gentle

Familiar
Greek

Cleo

Short form in Greek name families associated with glory

Familiar
English

Clover

Clover plant

FamiliarRising
French · Greek

Colette

Victory of the people, through Nicholas

FamiliarRising
German

Conrad

Brave counsel

FamiliarRising
Greek

Cora

Maiden; sometimes a short form of another name

Familiar
Greek

Daphne

Laurel tree

Familiar
English · Norman French

Darcy

From Arcy

FamiliarRising
English

Darwin

Dear friend, through Deorwine

Familiar
English · Scottish

Davina

Beloved, through David

Familiar
English

Dean

From a surname with more than one origin

Familiar
English · Greek

Dorothy

Gift of God; English form of Dorothea

Familiar
Portuguese · Spanish

Dulce

Sweet

Familiar
English

Edgar

Wealth and spear

Familiar
English

Edith

Wealth and battle

Familiar
English

Edward

Wealth and guard

Familiar
English

Edwin

Wealth and friend

Familiar
Hebrew · English

Eliza

My God is an oath

Familiar
English · Welsh · Hebrew

Ellis

Form of Elias or of Welsh Elisedd

FamiliarRising
English · Scottish

Elsie

My God is an oath, through Elizabeth

FamiliarRising
English · Germanic

Emmeline

Vigorous; unceasing

Familiar
English

Emmett

From an English surname based on Emma

Familiar
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