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2,986 names
English
Ella is a gentle, melodic name with several possible meanings, including “other” or “foreign” from Germanic roots, and “goddess” or “terebinth tree” in modern Hebrew. It is also used as a short form for names such as Eleanor, Ellen, Elizabeth, Isabella, and Gabriella.
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Ethan is a masculine name of Hebrew origin meaning “solid,” “firm,” “enduring,” or “strong.” It carries a steady, grounded feeling with deep biblical roots and a long history in English use.
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Abigail is an English feminine name from Hebrew, meaning “my father is joy” or “father’s joy.” It carries a bright, affectionate sense of a child who brings happiness to her family.
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Chloe is a feminine name of Greek origin meaning “blooming” or connected with “young, green foliage.” In ancient Greek usage, Chloe was also an epithet of Demeter, the goddess associated with the harvest.
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Asher means “fortunate,” “blessed,” or “happy one” from Hebrew. In English surname history, it is also associated with ash trees or ash-making roots.
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Alexander comes from the Greek Alexandros, meaning “defending men” or “protector of man.” It is a strong, historic English boys’ name with roots in Ancient Greek and Latinized forms.
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Penelope is a Greek name most often associated with the meaning “weaver.” It is also tied to the faithful, clever queen of Ithaca in Homer’s Odyssey.
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Aria is an English girl’s name with a musical heart: in Italian, aria means “air” and also refers to a solo melody in opera. Related forms and similar names carry meanings such as “noble,” “lion,” “treasure,” or “gold” in other languages.
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Samuel is a Hebrew name traditionally meaning “name of God.” It is also interpreted through the biblical story as “God has heard” or “asked of God.”
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Leo is a masculine name from Latin meaning “lion.” In English, it is pronounced LEE-oh and carries a bright, brave, warm-hearted feeling.
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Michael comes from the Hebrew name Miḵaʾel, meaning “Who is like God?” The question is traditionally understood as rhetorical, expressing that no one is like God.
Hindi
Navya is a Hindi girl’s name of Sanskrit origin meaning “new,” “fresh,” or “young.” It carries a bright sense of renewal, youthfulness, and new beginnings.
Arabic
Rami is an Arabic boy’s name meaning “archer,” “marksman,” or “one who throws.” It comes from the Arabic root connected with throwing, casting, and aiming.
Spanish
Martín is the Spanish form of Martin, from the Roman name Martinus, ultimately connected to Mars, the Roman god. Its meaning is often understood as “of Mars” or “dedicated to Mars.”
English
Ezra is probably a shortened Aramaic form of the Hebrew name Azaryahu, meaning “Yah helps.” It carries a gentle, faith-rooted sense of help, support, and steadiness.
Arabic
Mariam is an Arabic form of Maryam, the Aramaic form of the biblical name Miriam. It is closely associated with Mary, the mother of Jesus, and is used across Christian and Muslim communities.
Spanish
Julia is the feminine Latin form related to Julio and Julius, traditionally meaning “of the gens Julia” or “a descendant of Julus.” In Spanish, it is pronounced with a soft, elegant H-like initial sound: HOO-lyah.
Hindi
Aayush is a Hindi and Sanskrit boy’s name meaning “long life,” “life force,” or “longevity.” It carries the feeling of a blessing for health, vitality, and a full life.
Arabic
Dalia is an Arabic feminine name commonly associated with “branch,” “bough,” and natural imagery. It is also connected in modern usage with the dahlia flower, especially through the related spelling Dahlia.
Hindi
Ishita is a Hindi girl’s name of Sanskrit origin, commonly interpreted as “desired,” “superior,” “mastery,” “eminence,” or “wealth.” It carries a graceful sense of aspiration, strength, and something deeply wished for.
Arabic
Karim is a masculine Arabic name meaning “generous,” “noble,” or “honorable.” It comes from the Arabic adjective karīm and is also connected with Al-Karīm, one of the divine names in Islamic tradition.
Hindi
Dev is a Hindi and Marathi masculine name derived from Sanskrit deva, meaning “god” or “deity.” Short, bright, and spiritual, it carries a sense of goodness, reverence, and divine presence.
Hindi
Avni is a Hindi and Sanskrit-rooted girl’s name meaning “the earth.” It can also be associated with “the course or bed of a river,” giving it a gentle, nature-rich feeling.
Spanish
Catalina is the Spanish form of Katherine or Catherine, traditionally associated with the meaning “pure.” It is a graceful, melodic girls’ name with Greek roots through the Katherine family.
Arabic
Reem is an Arabic feminine name meaning “gazelle” or “white antelope.” It evokes grace, gentleness, natural beauty, and light-footed elegance.
English
Camila is a Spanish and Portuguese form of Camilla, from Latin camillus, meaning “young ceremonial attendant” or “acolyte.” It carries a graceful ancient Roman feel with a warm, modern sound.
Spanish
Daniel is a Hebrew name meaning “God is my judge.” In Spanish, Daniel keeps its classic biblical form and warm, international sound.
Hindi
Rudra is a Sanskrit and Hindi boy name meaning “the roarer,” “the howler,” or “the fierce one.” In Hindu tradition, Rudra is a Vedic storm and wind deity and is closely associated with Shiva.
Arabic
Tariq is an Arabic boy’s name meaning “knocker,” “visitor,” or “striker,” with a poetic association with the bright morning star. It comes from the Arabic root meaning “to knock” or “to strike.”
Arabic
Sara is a feminine form of Sarah, a Hebrew name meaning “noblewoman” or “princess.” In Arabic usage, it is pronounced with a long first vowel and is cherished across Muslim, Christian, and Jewish communities.
Arabic
Imran is an Arabic masculine name connected with the Quran and traditionally understood as the Arabic form of Amram. It is associated with revered family lineage, including the father of Moses and, in the Quran, the father of Maryam.
Hindi
Ira is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu girl name meaning “Earth,” “Muse,” and is also given as a name associated with Goddess Saraswati. It has a gentle, creative, grounded feeling with a bright two-syllable sound.
English
Levi is a masculine name of Hebrew origin meaning “joined,” “attached,” or “connected.” It comes from the biblical Levi, a son of Jacob and Leah and the ancestor associated with the Israelite tribe of Levi.
Hindi
Aryan is commonly connected with the ancient Indo-Iranian self-designation Arya, a term associated with identity, nobility, and belonging. In Hindi usage, Aryan is often understood as a strong, dignified boy’s name rooted in South Asian cultural history.
Spanish
Daniela is the Spanish feminine form of Daniel, meaning “God is my judge.” It carries a graceful sense of faith, moral strength, and inner steadiness.
Arabic
Mustafa is an Arabic boy’s name meaning “chosen,” “selected,” or “preferred.” It is also a respected epithet associated with the Prophet Muhammad.
Spanish
Adrián is the Spanish form of Adrian, traditionally linked to the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning “from Hadria.” It has a warm, coastal feeling and a polished Spanish sound.
Hindi
Aarohi is a Hindi and Sanskrit name meaning “ascending,” “rising,” or “one who moves upward.” In Indian classical music, Aarohi also refers to the ascending movement of notes in a raga, giving the name a graceful musical meaning.
English
Benjamin comes from the Hebrew Binyamin, traditionally interpreted as “son of the right hand” or “son of the south.” It is a warm, enduring biblical name with long use in English.
Japanese
Akari is a Japanese girl’s name associated with light. It carries a gentle, luminous feeling, like a lantern warming a room.
Chinese
Ling is a Chinese name often associated with “delicate,” “spirit,” and gentle grace. One possible Chinese writing is 凌, pronounced líng.
Chinese
Tao is a Chinese name connected with 道, meaning “way” or “path.” In Taoist thought, the Tao is the natural order of the universe and a way of living in balance with it.
Japanese
Tatsuki is a Japanese boy’s name often interpreted as “dragon tree,” from tatsu, “dragon,” and ki, “tree” or sometimes “radiance.” Some baby-name sources also gloss Tatsuki as “big moon,” reflecting how Japanese names can vary by kanji choice.
Hindi
Kabir is a Hindi boy’s name strongly associated with Sant Kabir, the 15th, 16th century Indian poet and sant of the Bhakti movement. It carries a feeling of wisdom, devotion, poetry, and thoughtful spiritual independence.
Hindi
Riya is a short, feminine Hindi name used in Indian naming contexts. The provided sources do not establish one verified literal meaning, so it is best understood here as a graceful modern Indian name rather than a name with a single confirmed definition.
Spanish
Nicolás is the Spanish form of Nicholas, from the Greek Nikolaos, meaning “victory of the people.” It combines Greek roots for “victory” and “people.”
Arabic
Lina is a feminine Arabic name meaning “small, young palm tree” or, in a classical plural sense, “palm trees.” It is also understood figuratively as “tender.”
Arabic
Bilal is an Arabic masculine name meaning “wetting” or “moistening,” often understood more warmly as “moisture” or “freshness.” It is especially cherished in Muslim families because it was borne by a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
Japanese
Daiki is a masculine Japanese name that can mean “great brightness,” “great tree,” or “great value,” depending on the kanji used. A common spelling is 大輝, combining 大 meaning “big” or “great” with 輝 meaning “brightness” or “radiance.”
Chinese
Xin is a Chinese name whose meaning depends on the character chosen. Common meanings include “heart,” “mind,” or “feeling” when written 心, and “new” or “fresh” when written 新.
