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8,493 names

8,493 names

  • Harilaos

    Harilaos

    Greek

    Harilaos is a Greek boy name from Ancient Greek Charílaos, commonly linked to cháris, meaning grace, kindness, or favor, and laós, meaning people. It can be read as “grace of the people,” “favored by the people,” or “the people are gracious.”

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  • Miltiadis

    Miltiadis

    Greek

    Miltiadis is a Greek masculine name meaning “red earth.” It is the Modern Greek form of the ancient name Miltiades.

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  • Spyros

    Spyros

    Greek

    Spyros is a Greek masculine name, written Σπύρος, and used as a short form of Spyridon. It is often connected with the idea of spirit or breath through its older related forms.

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  • Ariadni

    Ariadni

    Greek

    Ariadni is a Greek girl name meaning "most holy" or "very holy." It is a Greek form closely connected with Ariadne, the mythological princess associated with guidance, courage, and the labyrinth story.

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  • Artemis

    Artemis

    Greek

    Artemis is a Greek mythological name with an uncertain meaning, possibly pre-Greek in origin. It is strongly associated with Artemis, the Greek goddess of the moon, hunting, wild animals, archery, and the care of children.

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  • Asteria

    Asteria

    Greek

    Asteria is a Greek girl name meaning “of the stars” or “starry one.” In Greek mythology, Asteria is a Titaness connected with falling stars, night divination, Hecate, and the island of Delos.

    84
  • Evdokia

    Evdokia

    Greek

    Evdokia is the Modern Greek form of Eudocia, a name connected to the Greek roots eu, meaning good, and dokeo, meaning to think or seem. It is often understood as “good will,” “good pleasure,” or “good repute.”

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  • Kyriakos

    Kyriakos

    Greek

    Kyriakos is a Greek masculine name connected to Greek kyrios, meaning "lord" or "master." It is the Greek form of Cyriacus and carries a dignified, traditional feel.

    85
  • Prokhor

    Prokhor

    Russian

    Prokhor is a Russian form of the Greek name Prochoros, from elements meaning "before" or "ahead" and "to sing or dance." The name originally referred to the leader of a group of singers or dancers.

    83
  • Dafni

    Dafni

    Greek

    Dafni is a Greek girl name meaning "laurel tree" or "bay tree." It has a leafy, graceful sound and a quiet link to Greek mythology through the laurel's association with Apollo, victory, and honor.

    84
  • Galateia

    Galateia

    Greek

    Galateia is a Greek girl name meaning “milk-white” or “ivory-pale.” It comes from Ancient Greek roots connected to gala and galakt, meaning “milk.”

    84
  • Kleopatra

    Kleopatra

    Greek

    Kleopatra is the Greek form of Cleopatra, meaning "glory of the father." It comes from the Greek elements kleos, meaning "glory," and pater, meaning "father."

    84
  • Lamprini

    Lamprini

    Greek

    Lamprini is a Greek girl name associated with light, love, and radiance. It has a bright, luminous feeling, with a gentle spiritual warmth.

    85
  • Marigo

    Marigo

    Greek

    Marigo is a Greek feminine name written Μαριγώ. Its exact meaning is not firmly documented in the provided sources, but it has a gentle, bright sound and is tied to Greek Orthodox name day traditions.

    84
  • Nefeli

    Nefeli

    Greek

    Nefeli is a Greek girl name meaning "cloud." It is tied to Greek mythology through Nephele, a cloud nymph created by Zeus.

    83
  • Vasiliki

    Vasiliki

    Greek

    Vasiliki is a Greek feminine name meaning “royal” or “queenly,” connected to the Greek word basileus, meaning “king” or “queen.” It has a strong, dignified feel, with a long history in Greek naming.

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  • Felix Nathaniel

    Felix Nathaniel

    English

    Felix means “lucky” or “successful” from Latin. Felix Nathaniel has a bright, thoughtful feel: cheerful good fortune up front, with a classic, gentle middle name behind it.

    81
  • Ioulia

    Ioulia

    Greek

    Ioulia is the Greek form of Julia. Through Julia, it belongs to the old Roman Julius family of names, with a graceful, classical feeling.

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  • Theodore Ellis

    Theodore Ellis

    English

    Theodore Ellis means “gift of God” paired with Ellis, a name strongly tied in American memory to Ellis Island and immigrant arrival. Together, it feels classic, warm, and gently dignified.

    84
  • Parth Lakshya Srivastava

    Parth Lakshya Srivastava

    Hindi

    Parth is a masculine Sanskrit name used in Hindi-speaking families. In the full name Parth Lakshya Srivastava, Parth gives the name a classical Indian sound, while Lakshya adds a strong sense of aim and purpose.

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  • Rowan Christopher

    Rowan Christopher

    English

    Rowan Christopher pairs Rowan, an English and Irish unisex name linked to Ruadhán, ruadh meaning "red-haired" or "rusty," and the rowan tree. The full name feels natural, steady, and classic without sounding too formal.

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  • Tobias Henry

    Tobias Henry

    English

    Tobias comes from the Hebrew name Toviyah, meaning “Yah is good” or “God is good.” Tobias Henry feels gentle, grounded, and classically English in style.

    82
  • Lydia Pearl

    Lydia Pearl

    English

    Lydia is tied to the ancient region of Lydia in Asia Minor and is traditionally used for girls. Lydia Pearl feels gentle, vintage, and polished, with Pearl adding a clear English word-name image of something rare and luminous.

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  • Phoebe Estelle

    Phoebe Estelle

    English

    Phoebe means “bright” or “shining” from Greek. Phoebe Estelle has a luminous, graceful feel, with Phoebe carrying the documented ancient meaning and Estelle adding a soft, elegant middle-name sound.

    80
  • Flora Genevieve

    Flora Genevieve

    English

    Flora Genevieve means “flower” paired with “woman of the family” or “woman of the race or tribe.” It has a gentle English sound with Latin, French, and older Celtic or Germanic roots behind it.

    82
  • Anay Kartik Bhardwaj

    Anay Kartik Bhardwaj

    Hindi

    The available source notes do not provide a verified meaning for Anay Kartik Bhardwaj. It reads as a Hindi boy’s full name, with Anay as the given name, Kartik as a second given name, and Bhardwaj as the family name.

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  • Tabitha Rose

    Tabitha Rose

    English

    Tabitha means "female gazelle" and comes from Aramaic through the New Testament. Tabitha Rose feels gentle, graceful, and quietly vintage, with Rose adding a soft English floral note.

    79
  • Aarav Manan Sharma

    Aarav Manan Sharma

    Hindi

    Aarav is generally understood as a Hindi boy name associated with calmness, peace, and a gentle sound. With Manan as the middle name, Aarav Manan Sharma has a thoughtful, composed feeling.

    84
  • Vihaan Arpit Tiwari

    Vihaan Arpit Tiwari

    Hindi

    Vihaan Arpit Tiwari is a Hindi boy's name. In the supplied source material, Vihaan is treated as a given name with pronunciation and popularity sections, but no specific meaning is provided in the excerpt.

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  • Kabir Pranay Mehta

    Kabir Pranay Mehta

    Hindi

    Kabir Pranay Mehta is a Hindi boy's name led by Kabir, a name strongly associated with Sant Kabir, the 15th to 16th century Indian poet and spiritual figure. The full name has a thoughtful, gentle sound with a literary and devotional feel.

    84
  • Arnav Hriday Chaturvedi

    Arnav Hriday Chaturvedi

    Hindi

    Arnav is commonly understood as “ocean” or “sea” in Sanskrit-derived Hindi naming. Hriday adds the tender meaning of “heart,” giving the full name a feeling of deep, heartfelt vastness.

    84
  • Devansh Naman Joshi

    Devansh Naman Joshi

    Hindi

    Devansh is an Indian boy name meaning “part of God.” In Devansh Naman Joshi, Devansh gives the full name its spiritual, gentle center.

    84
  • Rudra Vihan Saxena

    Rudra Vihan Saxena

    Hindi

    Rudra Vihan Saxena is a Hindi boy's name. The provided sources do not verify the etymology or literal meaning of Rudra, Vihan, or Saxena, so this page treats the meaning with care rather than making unsupported claims.

    83
  • Samar Vihan Menon

    Samar Vihan Menon

    Sanskrit

    Samar is a Sanskrit name associated with meanings such as "war," "battlefield commander," "reward," and "fruit." Vihan is presented here as part of the full name, but its etymology is not supported by the provided sources.

    84
  • Parth Lakshya Bansal

    Parth Lakshya Bansal

    Hindi

    Parth Lakshya Bansal is a Hindi boy’s name built from Sanskrit-rooted given names and an Indian family name. Parth is documented as a masculine Sanskrit name, while the full name has a purposeful, steady sound for families who like names with cultural depth.

    82
  • Yuvan Harshit Tripathi

    Yuvan Harshit Tripathi

    Hindi

    Yuvan Harshit Tripathi means “youthful, happy Tripathi.” Yuvan carries a fresh, young feeling, while Harshit adds the bright sense of joy or gladness.

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  • Atharv Madhav Bhardwaj

    Atharv Madhav Bhardwaj

    Hindi

    Atharv is a Sanskrit Hindu boy name meaning “knower of the Atharva Veda” and “one with ancient wisdom.” In Hindi, Atharv is also associated with the Atharva Veda and is described by FirstCry Hindi as a name of Lord Ganesha.

    84
  • Krishav Aniket Mishra

    Krishav Aniket Mishra

    Hindi

    The meaning of Krishav Aniket Mishra is not verified in the supplied source material. It reads as a Hindi boy's full name, with Krishav as the given name, Aniket as the second name, and Mishra as the family name.

    84
  • Ahaan Viraj Kapoor

    Ahaan Viraj Kapoor

    Hindi

    Ahaan is a Hindi boy name of Indian origin, linked in the source material to the Sanskrit word Aahuti, meaning an offering or oblation made to a deity. It carries a gentle spiritual sense of devotion, selfless giving, and sacred intention.

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  • Shaurya Nivaan Agrawal

    Shaurya Nivaan Agrawal

    Hindi

    Shaurya means “valour” or “bravery” in Hindi usage. Shaurya Nivaan Agrawal has a strong, dignified feel, with Shaurya carrying the clearest verified meaning from the available sources.

    86
  • Pratyush Aviral Srivastava

    Pratyush Aviral Srivastava

    Hindi

    Pratyush is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu boy name meaning “dawn” or “daybreak.” In the full name Pratyush Aviral Srivastava, the sourced meaning belongs specifically to Pratyush, giving the name a bright, early-morning feeling.

    85
  • Samarth Ojasv Gautam

    Samarth Ojasv Gautam

    Hindi

    Samarth Ojasv Gautam can be read as a Hindi and Sanskrit-rooted name meaning “capable, radiant one of the Gautam line.” Gautam is a Sanskrit name and surname meaning “relative or descendant of Gotama.”

    81
  • Anshuman Ritvik Mathur

    Anshuman Ritvik Mathur

    Hindi

    Anshuman is a Sanskrit-origin Hindi boy name meaning “possessing rays” or “the sun.” Paired with Ritvik and Mathur, the full name feels bright, learned, and deeply rooted in Indian naming tradition.

    84
  • Aarush Tanay Kulshreshtha

    Aarush Tanay Kulshreshtha

    Hindi

    Aarush is commonly explained in Hindi baby-name sources as “first ray of the sun” or “early morning light.” With Tanay, a Hindi name often used with the sense “son,” the full name feels bright, affectionate, and family-centered.

    85
  • Tanish Aayush Nigam

    Tanish Aayush Nigam

    Hindi

    Tanish is listed as an Indian, Sanskrit-origin Hindu boy name meaning “ambition.” As a full Hindi name, Tanish Aayush Nigam has a bright, purposeful feel, with Tanish carrying the clearest sourced meaning.

    83
  • Eshaan Raghav Vyas

    Eshaan Raghav Vyas

    Hindi

    Eshaan Raghav Vyas is a Hindi boy's name built from Indian naming traditions. In the supplied sources, Eshaan is identified as an Indian masculine name, while the exact meaning of the full name is not verified there.

    83
  • Neil Akshat Malhotra

    Neil Akshat Malhotra

    Hindi

    Neil is an Irish-origin name often understood as “champion,” while Akshat is a Hindi name associated with what is whole, unbroken, and auspicious. Malhotra is a Punjabi Khatri surname, giving the full name a cross-cultural, Indian family feel.

    82
  • Anika Shruti Verma

    Anika Shruti Verma

    Hindi

    Anika Shruti Verma is a Hindi girl’s name with a graceful, thoughtful feel. Anika is often connected with brightness or grace, while Shruti is associated with hearing, learning, and sacred knowledge in Indian naming tradition.

    84
  • Ira Kavya Dwivedi

    Ira Kavya Dwivedi

    Hindi

    Ira is a Sanskrit-rooted name used for girls with the meaning "the Earth." In Hindu tradition, Ira is described as a daughter of Daksha Prajapati, wife of Kashyapa Maharishi, and mother of plants, creepers, and trees.

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  • Myra Aishani Gupta

    Myra Aishani Gupta

    Hindi

    Myra is generally understood as a poetic English invention, with possible links to Mary, myrrh, or Latin mirari, meaning “to wonder.” In Hindi family use, Myra feels gentle, graceful, and quietly international.

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