The name collection

Names with meaning.

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

First letter

Vintage revival

Older names with lasting appeal

241–288 of 701 names

Scottish Gaelic

Angus

Possibly one strength

Uncommon
Old German

Ansel

Surname form related to Anselm

Uncommon
French

Antoinette

Diminutive of Antoine; meaning unknown

Uncommon
Hebrew

Aviva

Springtime

Uncommon
Greek

Basil

Royal; kingly

Uncommon
Portuguese

Beatriz

Associated with blessed; possibly from voyager

Uncommon
Old German

Bernard

Bear and bravery

Uncommon
Portuguese · Spanish

Bernardo

Brave as a bear

Uncommon
English

Beverly

Possibly beaver stream

Uncommon
English

Blossom

Flower in bloom

Uncommon
English

Booker

Maker of books

Uncommon
Irish

Brigid

Exalted one

Uncommon
English

Chester

Fortress; Roman camp

Uncommon
Brazilian Portuguese

Clarice

Bright; clear

Uncommon
Latin · French

Clement

Merciful; gentle

Uncommon
English · Irish

Colleen

Girl

Uncommon
Latin

Cornelia

Possibly horn, through Cornelius

Uncommon
Greek

Cosmo

Order; world; universe

Uncommon
English · Old Norse

Darby

Animal settlement

Uncommon
English

Dawn

Daybreak

Uncommon
Italian

Domenico

Belonging to the Lord

Uncommon
Spanish

Domingo

Belonging to the Lord

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
German · Swedish

Elsa

Short form of Elisabeth

Uncommon
English

Elton

Ella’s town

Uncommon
Japanese

Emiko

Favor, beauty and child in one Japanese spelling

Uncommon
French · Latin

Émile

Rival

Uncommon
Old German

Ernest

Serious; earnest

Uncommon
Italian

Fabio

Bean, through Fabius

Uncommon
English

Fern

Fern plant

Uncommon
English

Freddie

Short form of Frederick or Freda

Uncommon
Scandinavian · German

Frida

Norse beauty or Germanic peace, by origin

Uncommon
Italian

Giorgio

Farmer; earthworker

Uncommon
French

Gisèle

Pledge; hostage

Uncommon
Italian

Giulietta

Diminutive of Giulia; ancient meaning uncertain

Uncommon
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