The name collection

Names with meaning.

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

First letter

English names

289–336 of 507 names

English · French · Latin

Remy

Oarsman, through Rémy

Familiar
Dutch · English

Rhett

Advice; counsel

Familiar
English

Rhodes

Cleared land in the English surname; an island-name route is separate

Familiar
English

River

River

Familiar
English

Robin

Short form of Robert: bright fame; also the robin bird

FamiliarRising
English · French · Germanic · Latin

Rose

Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists

Familiar
English

Rosemary

Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb

FamiliarRising
English

Rosie

Affectionate form of Rose

Familiar
English

Ryder

Rider; mounted messenger

Familiar
English · Latin · Welsh

Sabrina

Latin form of a Severn river name; ultimate meaning unknown

FamiliarRising
English

Sage

Sage herb; a wise person

Familiar
English

Samantha

Possibly a feminine elaboration of Samuel

Familiar
English · Portuguese

Samara

Possibly a place name or winged seed

Familiar
English

Sawyer

A person who saws wood

Familiar
English · Scottish

Scottie

Affectionate form of Scott, associated with Scotland

FamiliarRising
English

Scout

A person who gathers information or explores ahead

Familiar
English · Latin

Serenity

Calm; tranquility

Familiar
English

Shepherd

Sheep herder

FamiliarRising
English · Italian

Siena

Place and color name associated with Siena

Familiar
English · Spanish

Sierra

Mountain range

Familiar
English · Old Norse

Sky

Sky

Familiar
English · Scottish

Skye

From the Isle of Skye

Familiar
English

Skylar

Variant of Skyler and Schuyler

Familiar
English · Irish

Sloane

Surname from a diminutive of raid or mobilization

Familiar
English

Sonny

An affectionate term derived from son

FamiliarRising
English · Danish · Latin

Soren

English form of Søren

FamiliarRising
English

Stanley

Stone clearing

Familiar
English · Scottish

Sterling

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

Familiar
English

Stetson

From Stidston; Stithweard’s town

Familiar
English · Irish

Sullivan

From a diminutive name meaning dark-eyed

Familiar
English

Summer

Summer season

Familiar
English

Sunday

Sunday; its older English formation means day of the sun

FamiliarRising
English

Sunny

Sunny; cheerful

Familiar
English

Sutton

South town

Familiar
English

Sydney

Variant of Sidney, linked with wide-island place names

Familiar
English · Latin

Sylvia

Form of Silvia, associated with woods or forest

FamiliarRising
English

Tallulah

Waterfall place name; deeper origin debated

Familiar
English

Tate

From Tata; probably happy

Familiar
English

Tatum

Tata’s homestead

Familiar
English

Teddy

Affectionate form of Edward or Theodore

Familiar
English · Dutch

Tessa

Short form of Theresa

Familiar
English · German · Scandinavian · Greek

Thea

Short form of Dorothea, Theodora, Theresa or similar names

Familiar
English

Tyler

A person who tiles roofs

Familiar
Latin · English

Valerie

Strength; form of Valeria

FamiliarRising
English

Vienna

Austrian capital city name

FamiliarRising
English

Wade

English surname: ford, or a name related to going

Familiar
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