Latin is the root of most Western names, whether you realize it or not. Victoria, Felix, Clara, August. These have been in use for 2,000 years and still don't sound dated.
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Latin names didn't die with the Roman Empire. They went through French, then spread through the Catholic Church, then got absorbed into English. Victoria, Felix, Cecilia, Julian, Clara, August — none of these sound Latin to most parents. They just sound like good names. Which is exactly why they've survived.
Latin names follow gender patterns that are easy to read. Most male names end in -us or -o: Marcus, Julius, Felix, Angelo. Female names typically end in -a or -ia: Victoria, Cecilia, Clara, Lucia, Silvia. The exceptions exist, but the pattern holds often enough to be a useful shortcut when you're scanning unfamiliar names.
Five names worth knowing from this list: Felix means happy or lucky and is climbing fast in the US top 200. Clara means bright or clear — it peaked in the 1880s, disappeared for 50 years, and has been rising steadily since 2010. Julian (related to Julius) is now a top-40 boy name. Victoria has been in use since the Roman goddess of victory. August means great or majestic and shot from #650 to under #200 in five years.
Latin names age well. August works on a baby and a CEO. So does Clara, Felix, Julian. The Roman empire fell but the naming tradition survived because these names are structurally solid — short enough to be practical, meaningful enough to carry weight. The main risk is picking something that sounds pompous. Maximus is fine as a nickname; as a daily name it's a lot to carry.
What makes a name 'Latin'?
A Latin name either originated in the Latin language (spoken in ancient Rome) or was created in Medieval Latin (the Church's language during the Middle Ages). Felix, Cecilia, Julian, Lucia, and August are all classical Latin names. Many common English names are Latin without parents realizing it — the path from Latin to English went through French or Italian.
Are Latin names more formal than other names?
Some are. Maximus is formal. Marcus isn't particularly formal anymore. Felix, Clara, Julian, Lucia feel versatile, not stiff. The question is whether the name sounds like a Roman general or just a good name. Most modern Latin-origin names land in 'good name' territory.
Which Latin names are trending upward right now?
According to SSA data, August, Felix, Julian, Cecilia, and Lucia have all moved up significantly in the past five years. August went from outside the top 300 to under 200. Cecilia climbed from #400 to under #200. Latin names are riding the vintage-revival cycle right now, putting them in the same wave as Eleanor and Theodore.
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Englisholive tree
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Englishyoung ceremonial attendant, helper to the priest
Spanishmoon
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Englishdawn
Englishdaughter of the sun
Jewishwoman of honor
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Italianlily flower, purity
Englishlion-hearted, brave
Englishfrom the Aemilius family
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Welshyouthful, downy-bearded
Latinlight, illumination
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ItalianPriceless; of inestimable worth
Englishworthy, powerful
Italianconqueror
EnglishStar
Italianwater
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Latinlily flower, pure
Englishblessed
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Englishlily flower
Spanishstrength, work
Englishgreat, magnificent
Englishgrace, favor
Englishlight, illumination
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Englishbear, bear-like strength
Englishgift of birth
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Englishsoft-haired, youthful
Englishcrowned with laurel, symbol of victory
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Americansoldier, merciful
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Hebrewstrong, healthy, from the Latin valere
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Polisheighth
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Englishtranquil, serene, clear
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Englishqueen
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Englishwood, forest
Englishhead of hair
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Italianbeloved, wished-for child
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Italianof the Julian clan, youthful
Romantrue image (vera icon)
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Englishdivine, heavenly
Spanishworthy of love, she who must be loved
Englishmessenger
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Englishof Mars, warlike
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Latinreborn
Italiangreatest
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Englishwhite or bright settlement
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Englishpearl
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Englishangelic, messenger of God
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Spanishconquering, victorious
Spanishof the sea, maritime
Italianglory, fame
Latinrose
Spanishsweet, pleasant
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Englishyounger, the son
Americanpurple violet flower
Spanishestate of the fifth son
Americanbird-like, relating to birds
Americansunny place, sunshine
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Americanright-handed, skillful
Englishaltar of the sky, heavenly altar
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Englishheaven, the sky
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Englishfire, flame
Americanbeautiful rose
Spanishwhite shoulder (from Fionnuala)
Irishlarge gun, artillery piece
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Italianrest, comfort, peace
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Englishshort form of Benjamin: son of the right hand
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Spanishsaints, the holy ones
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Englishborn on Christmas Day, birthday of the Lord
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Italianyouthful, belonging to the Julian family
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Italiannew
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Americansavior, rescuer
Italiandove
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Englishbright, clear, famous
Englishlittle warrior, young Mars
Englishlittle rose
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Italianfreedom, the condition of being free
Americanreborn, born again
Frenchcalming, soothing (by association with the herb)
Englishcrown, wreath
Germanvenerable, revered
Germanlittle warrior, young Mars
Italianbeautiful
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Spanishbailiff, law enforcer
Americanlife
Spanishof the Lord's day (Sunday)
Polishpriceless, inestimable
Latinyoung warrior, little warrior
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Russianjust, righteous, equitable
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Italianquintessence, the truest form of something
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Americanlame, the lame one
Italianred gemstone, precious ruby
Spanishsong, poem
ItalianGod is my judge
SpanishGod is gracious
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Americanfree man
Englishfamous, illustrious
Italiangolden, gilded, of gold
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Frenchyouthful
Englishrejoice, be glad
Latinsun
Spanishbirthday, born on Christmas
Frenchland bordering the sea
Englishgrace, favor
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Italianof Mars, warlike
Spanishopening, to open
Spanishfair, righteous
Englishforest, woodland
Italianwhite, bright, dawn
Spanishclear ice, transparent gem
Americannew, young
Americanalive, living
Italianpower of the tribe
Englishviolet flower
Italianfrom Scotland, a Scotsman
Scottishlife
Americandedicated to Mars
Frenchman from Hadria
Frenchfollower of Christ
Englishblessed
Italiana falling, descent
Americanborn on Christmas Day
Brazilianlight
Englishwarlike, martial
Germanaristocratic, of high birth
Englishemperor, ruler
Germanborn on Christmas Day
Frenchfree man, Frenchman
ItalianGod is gracious
Italianrival, eager to excel
Germanfree woman, free person
Polishloved by God
Spanishbearer of good news
Spanishyouthful, downy-bearded
Italianvenerable, consecrated
Americanstrength, valor
Spanishmiracles
Spanishfrom the church, basilica
Americanfrom Laurentum, crowned with laurel
Spanishconqueror, victor
Russiancross
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Americannoble, of the patrician class
Englishsupplanter, he who follows at the heel
Spanishmoon
Englishgraceful beauty
Englishaltar of heaven, heavenly altar
Spanishfrom Laurentum, of the laurel
Italianbeloved, wished-for child
Spanishpurple gemstone
Englishendurance, patient suffering
Englishfrom Brittany, land of Britons
Americanjudged, vindicated
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Englisheighth
Spanishshe who brings happiness
Englishfollower of Christ
Spanishlight, illumination
Romanemperor, supreme ruler
Americanbird
Japanesepious, devout
Italianmountain
Italianlove
Spanishcalm, peaceful
Swedishdark-skinned, Moorish
Italianto conquer, to win
Englishgreatest
Russianfrom Hadria
Frenchlittle violet, purple flower
Italiancourage, bravery
Americanbeautiful rose
Englishdedicated to Mars, warrior
Spanishfrom Germany
Americanblind
Englishbeloved, variant of Maria
Americanyouthful, descendant of Julius
Russianlittle bear, bear cub
Englishroyal greatness, grandeur
Americanyouthful, descended from Julius
Colombianfrom the Roman gens Terentia
Englishlaurel, victory
Englishalive, living
Frenchthe fifth
Englishyoung ceremonial attendant
Scandinavianbright, clear, famous
Englishnoise, tumult
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Englishnoble birth, upper class
Americanfrom the Caecilius family
Englishfrom the Paulus family
Portuguesejoy, happiness
Englishfirm, unwavering
Englishpriceless, praiseworthy
Frenchbeloved
Americanof God, heavenly
Americanfairy queen (via Titania)
Americanto love deeply, to worship
Americanpraised
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Americanfortress, walled Roman camp
Englishmorning star, bright light
Mexicanof heaven, of the sky
Latinfrom Rome, the eternal city
Italiandestined, determined
Americanrival, industrious
Englishland of the Welsh, Wales
Welshstrong, healthy
Englishlily flower
Englishclear, cloudless
Englishsong, chant
Englishfleet of ships
Englishjourney, day's travel
Englishalive, living, lively
Frenchlove, desire, beauty
Englishgreat, magnificent
Englishgem, precious jewel
Spanishfollower of Christ
Scandinavianborn in June; youthful
Americanbright, clear, famous
Englishstar
Spanishjoy, happiness, gladness
Spanishfrom Scotland, Scotsman
Americanlight, illumination
Italianram
Americansavior, one who saves
African-Americannew, star-like
Americanrhythm, beat, flow
Americandark, dark-complexioned
Irishone who saves, rescuer
Englishyouthful, downy-bearded
Englishriver
Spanishdove
Scottishdivine, heavenly
Spanishjust, righteous, upright
Germanconsecrated by augury
Frenchnew house
Americanolive tree, peace
Englishdawn, golden
Italiandew of the sea (rosemary herb)
Englishvenerable, revered
Frenchclear, bright
GermanApril, fourth month
Frenchconsecrated to Mars
Croatianof the Sabine people
Frenchtruth
Englishof the Lord, belonging to God
Spanishscribe, secretary, scholar
EnglishMoorish, dark-complexioned
Englishbird, one who flies
Frenchdaughter of the mountain
Irishnew star
Americanrhythm, flow, cadence
Americanotherwise known as, alternate name
Americancoral, the marine organism
Englishhollow, empty
Americanof the sea, marine
Croatianof the forest, woodland
Englishsong, poem
Spanishnew, fresh start
Americanfollower of Christ
Latinborn on Christmas Day
Russianrule, measuring rod
Americanof the Tatius family
Russianlady, woman
Italiangrace, favor
Spanishsilver, silver wheel
Americanfaithful, loyal
Spanishfollower of Dionysus
Spanishwell-spoken, good word
Englishlord, master
Americanpeace
Englishfrom the domain of Curtius
Englishpilgrim to Rome
Dutchmoon
Portugueseeighth-born
Romanof divine nature, heavenly, godlike
Americandivine, godlike
Irishfemale emperor, supreme ruler
Englishthe carved one (alternate etymology)
Latingenerous love, benevolence
Englishthe fifth
Englishlove
Spanishfrom Hadria, of the Adriatic
Italianfree one, Frenchman
Englishfortified camp, military settlement
Americandignity, esteem, reputation
Englishcastle, palace, fortress
Hebrewof the forest, wooded
Englishlife
Latin Americanvine, climbing plant
Englishbalance, temperament
Englishof the Latins
Englishbeautiful eagle
Englishfame, renown, honor
Americanto rejoice, joyful
Welshraven, crow
Americanblessed, happy
Englishlily flower
Americanof Mars, warrior
African Americangreatest
Germanhorn, strong-willed
Romanfrom Ávila
Spanishflax, linen plant
Italianpriceless, inestimable
Englishclear ice, rock crystal, quartz
Americandivine nature, godliness
Englishfrom Laurentum; laurel-crowned
Frenchone of a kind; singular
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Englishinfinite time, endless existence
Americancrowned with laurel
Scandinavianolive tree
Englishlove of God, God's beloved
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Americanstar
Americanmild, merciful
Frencheighth
Romandivine, heavenly
Frenchthe shining one
Americanbeautiful, yielding to prayer
Englishlight
AmericanSacred to Juno
Latinvery handsome, beautiful
Greekharmony, concord, agreement
Frenchnobleman, member of the patrician class
Spanishsomething that heals or corrects
Americanlittle rose, dear rose
Italianof Mars, warrior
Americangoddess of the moon and hunt
Englishcheerful, merry, joyful
Englishyouthful, downy-bearded
Russianmiracle
Spanishof the birds, bird-like
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Englishborn on Sunday
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Americanof Marion, son of Marion
Americangift of God
Spanishmale, virile
Latinof the doorway god Janus
Spanishangel, divine messenger
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Frenchgoddess of wisdom and crafts
Romanlioness, lion-hearted
Frenchborn in June, of the Junia clan
Romanstrong, healthy
Englishadored, beloved
Englishlove
Frenchair, atmosphere, breeze
Americanrhythmic flow, musical cadence
Americanmaiden, daughter
Englishworthy, deserved
Scottishworthy, powerful
Frenchman of vigor, strong man
Irishdivine, heavenly
Englishlamb
Irishson of Lars (son of Lawrence)
Americansmall, humble
Italianlovable, worthy of love
Englishof Mars, dedicated to Mars
Polishreborn, born again
Italiansun
FrenchGod is gracious
Spanishyoung warrior
Americanwonderful, admirable
Italianfrom Laurentum, laurel place
Englishflowing water, river
Americanof the Sabine people
Italianto be of worth, valor
Americanimmortal, divine
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Italianpriceless, beyond praise
African-Americanfollower of Christ, anointed one
Americanpriceless, of inestimable worth
Polishnoble, warrior, of high birth
Americanangels, of the angels, divine messengers
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Brazilianof the Tiber River, son of the Tiber
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Englishfollower of Christ
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Spanishmy father is God
Hebrewgrace, favor
Spanishjoy, happiness
Americanpeace
Englishmy God has answered
Americanrule, standard
Englishlord, ruler
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Americanpure, holy (Latin diminutive suffix used as name)
Scandinavianglowing, scorching
Englishwhole, universal
Americanvictory, honor
Englishwatchful, alert, awake
Spanishone who resists authority, defiant
Englishman of the forest
Englishgrace, kindness
Englishone of a kind, without equal
Americanroyal dignity, greatness, grandeur
Englishbeautiful, handsome
Frenchclear, bright, famous
Frenchof Mars, warlike
Americansymbol of peace and wisdom
Frenchelegance, poise
Americanto thrive, to succeed, prosperous
Frenchchosen, elected, the elect
Spanishrosary, garland of roses
Spanishlittle warrior, of Mars
Frenchlittle flower
Italianinspired by Germany (spear-land, warrior country)
Americansparkling, to flash or sparkle
Greekyouthful, soft-haired (from Julia/Julius)
Spanishfrom Rome, Roman
Americansteadfast, constant
Greekbird
Americanrescuer, redeemer
Americanlittle warrior, warlike
Spanishraven, dark one
Americanolive tree
Englishlight, bringer of light
Italianevening star
Englishof the mountains, mountain dweller
Spanishgarden, vineyard
Americanlaurel tree, victory
Americanconquering, victorious
Italianlight
Latinbright, clear, famous
Frenchone who judges, discerning leader
Americannoble, patrician
Englishto admire, wonderful
Italianlily (pure, white flower)
Americanpriceless, inestimable
Italianfrom Hadria (city near the Adriatic Sea)
Americanvictory, triumph
Italianfrom Scotland
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Englishdesired, longed for
Frenchnew, fresh
Americanlily flower
Americanlion
Portugueseworthy of love
Americanage, period of time
Englishlight, illumination
Italianclearness, lucidity
Americanmountain range, saw-toothed peaks
Americanpilgrim to Rome
Spanishmaker or seller of knives
Americanrose meadow
Americanimperial title, emperor
Latinbeautiful, graceful
Japaneseone who lisps or stammers
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Englishsmooth, tender
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Italianenvious (alternative etymology)
Englishdivine, of the gods
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Englishone, unity
Irishlife, living
Americanalive, full of life
Italiangentle horse, tender
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Englishfrom Brittany (French region)
Englishenduring, steadfast
Americanrough, fierce (diminutive)
Irishgreat, magnificent
Englishfrom Thrace
Americanchancellor, keeper of records
Englishbright, shining one
Englishgiven by God, God's gift
Italianyouth, vital force
Romanbelonging to the Lord
Italiangrace, favor
Italianshe who brings victory
Russianmoney, currency
Spanishpure, maiden
Englishlight, bringer of light
Italianindustrious, hardworking, rival
Italianlily flower, purity
Englishgolden, made of gold
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Romanall-knowing, wise
Romanfriendship, harmony
Englishwarrior of life
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Spanishfrom the forest, woodland
Italianvictory, triumph
Englishcross
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Englishbeautiful shield, shield rim
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Englishsincere, genuine
Americanfrom Gabii (ancient Roman city)
Spanisholive tree
Englishgreat, venerable, majestic
Englishlion
Italiansteadfast, constant, faithful
Englishof the sheep family, shepherd lineage
Italianbrings rain, adorning
Armenianshe who brings to light, bringer of light
Italianlily flower
Englishstrong, healthy, vigorous
Englishbean grower
Spanishlame, limping
Italianof Mars, warlike
Englishyouthful
Englishman from Lucania (southern Italy)
Greekjust, righteous
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Americanindustrious, striving
Italianstar, stars
Englishlife, vital, of life
Spanishevergreen juniper tree
Americanclimbing vine, graceful bond
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Americanblind, dimly sighted
Spanishfollower of Christ
Englishtree branch, offshoot
Englishdesired, longed for
Spanishlight, illumination
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Scottishtruly brave, genuinely bold
Englishforeign woman, stranger
Englishyoung ceremonial attendant
Frenchbeautiful rose
Italianflowering, blooming
Germanof the Horatii clan
Spanishconsecrated, blessed by augury
Italianrose flower, pink-colored
Englishgolden, of gold
Americansmall, humble
Russianthat which one believes
Americanfrom Tracy, a Norman place
Englishpilgrim, traveler, wanderer
Englishof the Claudian family, lame
Frenchborn on Christmas Day
Italianvine, climbing plant
Americanmeasured flow, regular beat
Americanelf ruler, wise counselor
Americanclerk, scholar, scribe
Englishsnow
Irishlove, beloved
Italianof the sea, of Mario
Italianyouthful
Colombianfrom Ilium, ancient Troy
Bulgariandark, dark-haired
Greeklittle rose
Italianfairy, magical being
Englishlight, luminous
Frenchof the Fabian clan, bean grower
Italianfrom Hadria, near the Adriatic
Americangracious, mild
Americanred gemstone
Englishblessed, happy
Spanishyouthful, descendant of Julius
Italianlight
Jewishsmall; humble
Frenchcountry; land
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Englishdew of the sea
Englishpillar, column
Spanishof the sea
Englishrock, stone
Spanisheighth
Americanof the Fabian clan
Spanishgrace, kindness
Englishof the forest, woodland
Italianhighest, greatest
Americansilver; from the region of Aria (ancient Persia)
Italianlucky, fortunate, auspicious
Italiangreatest, largest (from Latin Maximus)
Englishfairy queen
Russiandragon, serpent
Greekfrom Galilee
Italianlaurel tree, symbol of victory
Englishjust, righteous, upright
Frenchnew, fresh, little new thing
Italianlife, living, alive
Italiandescendant of Lorcán
Irishsmall bouquet of flowers
Englishdescended from Jove (Jupiter)
Englishsupreme, excellent
Welshyouthful, downy-bearded
Italiangreat, venerable, majestic
Frenchninth month (in ancient Roman calendar)
Americanlily flower
Englisheighth month
Englishcheerful, merry
Spanishlion
Englishrock, stone
Italianvine, climbing plant (via Latin liana)
Americanthreefold, the Holy Trinity
Americannew, bright star
Englishjust, righteous, fair
Latinpure love, pure affection
Japanesereborn, born again
Frenchto rejoice, happy, glad
Romanson of Morris/Maurice
Englishfull of grace (Ana = gracious)
Spanishof Rome, strength
Romannoble, free-born
African Americanbower, canopy of branches
Americanrejoice, be glad (via Gaius/Caio)
Americanpriceless, flourishing (via Anthony/Antonius)
Americanservant of the temple, noble acolyte
Hawaiianbeloved, esteemed
Englishwork, industrious
Englishhonor, esteem
Englishnight
Englishindustrious, hardworking
Italiangolden, made of gold
Englishone who lisps, stutters
Frenchto rejoice, to be glad
Brazilianpledged to God, God is my oath
Americancalmness, peace, tranquility
Americanpure, whole, genuine
Americanof the sun, solar
Americanfrom Milan, middle of the plain
Italianmiracle, wondrous event
Americanof Mars; warlike
Americangreat, venerable
Americangolden, gilded
Romansincere, genuine, authentic
African-Americanvictor, conqueror
Italianfirm, steadfast
Spanishfrom Luca, of the light
Italianjoyful, lively
Italianteacher, learned one
Americannew, renewed
Americanhorn, strong-willed
Romanbelonging to the Lord
Englishdark one
Englishgreat, venerable
Englishtriumph, success in struggle
Englishfollower of Christ
Scandinavianlaurel, victory
Persianstrong, vigorous
Italianthat which has been firmly established
Americanrival, eager, industrious
EnglishGod is with us
Italianrival, eager to excel, industrious
Englishemperor, ruler, caesar
Americanmine, belonging to me
Americanright-handed, skillful
Englishcanyon, deep gorge
Americanman of the forest
Americanheavenly, of the sky
Latinyouthful, downy-bearded
Italianfire, flame
Americanforest, woodland
Italianfrom the city of Venice; the Veneti people
Englishlion woman, lioness
Italianpriceless, invaluable (from Antonius family name)
Italianof the sea
Italianfollower of Christ, Christian
Germanjoyful, jovial (from the same root)
Americanvenerable, great
Englishyouthful, belonging to Julius
Italianendless, boundless, without limit
Englishjust, righteous, fair
Americanpeople mighty, powerful nation
Irishsky, heaven
Spanishyoung ceremonial attendant
Polishsky, heaven (French ciel + -elle suffix)
Frenchfuture, what is yet to come
Frenchof Mars, god of war
Americansky, heaven
Spanishstrong, healthy
Italianheavenly, of the sky
FrenchSabine woman, from the Sabine people
Italianlily flower
Englishof Mars, belonging to Mars
Italiangrace, divine favor
Englishalive, full of life
Danishgolden
Americanpure, holy, chaste
Englishcheerful, joyful, merry
Italianconsecrated, worthy of reverence
Englishfemale warrior, conqueress
Englishgrace, eternal
Americanfollower of Christ, Christian
Italianfrom Rome, Roman
Brazilianvictory of the people
Italianshrewd, clever, knowledgeable
Americanserene, calm, clear
Italianlily flower
Englishthe greatest
Spanishrival, eager, industrious
Englishsky, heaven
Frenchjunior, the younger one
Americanpurity, moral cleanliness
Americanoneness, harmony, togetherness
Americanivory, creamy white material
Americancraftsman, artisan, smith
Italianstern, severe, serious
Scandinavianthe greatest, most excellent
Frenchblind, dim-sighted
Hispanic/Latinoa solemn vow or pledge
African-Americanof the night
Americanright-handed, skillful
Americanwork, industrious
Englishone who works at the latticed barrier
Englishraven, dark one
Italianrejoice, be happy
Brazilianworker in hard materials
Italianolive tree
Englishtrue, genuine
Swissnoble, of noble birth
Dutchangel, divine messenger
Polishcheerful, merry, joyful
Englishfaithful, devoted
Americanbeautiful rose (folk etymology)
Englishlight, bringer of light
Latinalder tree, from the grove
Frenchflower
Italianindustrious, striving, rival
Italiannew house, bright place
Spanishfrom the Adriatic, flock of God
Frenchred-haired, auburn-haired
Englishof Mars, dedicated to the war god
African Americanof Mars, belonging to the war god
Englishgracious, dear, beloved (Slavic root 'mil')
Slavicvictory, conqueror
Germanoat field, oat harvest
Americanstoneworker, mason
Americanrhythm, musical flow
Americanof the coin, of money
Italianfrom Rome, Roman citizen
Americanlight
Frenchlaurel tree
Italianlily flower
Hungarianfortified stronghold
Americandivine wonder
Americanof Lavinium, Roman city
Italianlittle rose
Spanishcoast, shoreline
Americanset apart, sanctified
Americansolitude, loneliness
Spanishalive, lively (from Viviana)
Portugueseson of Grace, gracious one
Americanfrom the Cassius Roman family clan
Americanfrom Capri, the island of wild goats
Americanyouthful, downy-bearded
Englishof India, from the Indus River region
Englishharmonious, musical, well-ordered
Greekrhythm, musical flow, falling
Americanof the Livius clan
Italiandesired, longed for
Frenchjourney, travel, life path
Americanestablished by tradition
Frenchlight, illumination
Frenchof the victors
Americanof the sea, bitter
Russianjust, righteous, fair
Latin Americanmerciful, gentle, mild
Italianunwavering, firm
Russianclear skies, fair weather (original meteorologi...
Americanof the Adriatic, the dark sea
Americantailor, cloth cutter
Americanhorn blower
Americanforest, woodland
Norwegianelf, supernatural being of light
Scandinavianrival, eager to emulate
Scandinavianfollower of Christ
Englishalive, lively
Frenchfollower of Christ, anointed one
Scandinavianfortunate, lucky, auspicious
Spanishbeloved, dear
Scottishlover, one who loves
Spanishpilgrim to Rome
Brazilianyouthful; downy
Russianfrom the Tatius family
Russiangrace, divine goodwill
Americanone who brings good luck
Englishlove
Italianbelonging to the Lord
Spanishgolden, of gold
Frenchblessed
Portugueseimmortal, eternal
Americanraven
Americanfrom Nazareth
Spanishtruthful, honorable
Americanram (zodiac)
Portuguesewoodland, of the forest
Albaniannoble, of the nobility
Dutchbeloved, friend
Frenchgracious rose, rose of grace
Englishfollower of Christ
Englishgold, golden
Englishthe very greatest (superlative of Magnus)
Spanishlily, pure, innocent
Frenchsea, ocean
Italianbeloved
Englishindustrious, striving
Englishbreath, wind (original meaning)
Americanfrom Pacy-sur-Eure
Americandark, black-haired
Americanlover of horses
Italianfrom Arcadia, of the idyllic land
Greekchalice, cup
Englishexalted, Roman
Israelivictory
Englishtree bower, shaded alcove
Americansupplanter (James element)
African Americanof Mars, warrior spirit (Mars element)
African Americanfifth
Irishgolden, blonde
Italianborn in January
Italiansalt works, salt flats
Englishlight, radiance, beams of light
Englishfrom the city of the Gaetani
Italianviburnum tree, rosy beauty
Romanianwork, industriousness, striving
Englishgiant, honorable
Spanishof the sea, from the sea
Italianbeautiful, harmonious
Hawaiianwhole, universal
Englishfollower of Christ, anointed one
Danishcross, crucifix
Englishof the sun, sun-related
Englishcitizen of Rome, Roman
Italianlight, illumination
Polishjust, righteous, fair
Americanhonor, dignity, virtue
Irishlily flower
Frenchof Mars, dedicated to Mars
Englishrival, eager to emulate
Italianindustrious, striving
Englishluxury, abundance
Frenchlyrical, relating to music and song
Americanelder, old man
Romanto tame, subdue
Italianoarsman
Frenchrhythmic flow, musical beat
Americanmoon
Spanishalive, full of life
Englishtitle of honor (from Titus)
AmericanRoman god of war
Englishfortunate, auspicious
Italiangreat, venerable, magnificent
Spanishtender, soft, gentle
Arabicstrength, valor
Englisha people, a community
Americanof Easter, of Passover
Italianof the sea, marine
Frenchemperor, ruler
Americanrosary, rose garden
Spanishclear, bright
Germanvalley
Americansong, poem
Englishpilgrim, traveler, foreigner
Englishgrace, divine favor
Americanruling family, succession of power
AmericanGod is gracious
Italianto conquer, victorious
Spanishvariant of Cassius, ancient Roman gens name
Americandivine, golden
Italianqueen
Englishlittle rose
Italiandark one, dark water
Americanconstant, steadfast, resolute
Spanishlove
Frenchgraceful wave, path of beauty
HawaiianTrinity, three in one
Spanishcitizen of Rome
Americangreat queen, divine queen
Welshwarm cloak (Roman garment)
Englisholive tree
Englishlegend, heroic story
Americanvolcanic black glass
Americannew, young
Indonesianheavenly, of the sky
Italianbright, clear, famous
Frenchrosary, garden of roses
Italianharvester, reaper
Englishfrom Cyprus, the island
LatinTo call to mind; to remember (from recordari)
EnglishFriend; beloved companion (from amica)
EnglishRose; from the flower rosa
Englishgrace, favor
Irishyouthful, downy-bearded
Basquestar
Englishfree one
Englishlight
Italiangreatest
Welshcassia, cinnamon tree
Americanfrom the Adriatic Sea region
Italianconsecrated, revered
Italianfirst, foremost
Englishheavenly, of the sky
Spanishlittle bear, she-bear
Englishthe greatest, most excellent
Englishbearer of light, Candlemas
Spanisholive tree, symbol of peace
Englishvenerable, revered
Englishlittle rose
Frenchsea, ocean
Englishtenth month (in original Roman calendar)
Englishfortunate, favored by luck
Englishtriumph, conquest
Englishresonant, pleasing sound
Americanbelonging to God, of the Lord
Frenchestate of the fifth son
Frenchnoble birth, people of high social standing
Americanderived from Terentius, possibly tender or grac...
Americandew of the sea
Englishstrong, powerful
Americanfollower of Christ
Polishtall, lofty, elevated
Spanishalive, full of life
Englisheighth, born eighth
Americanliterary invention by Jonathan Swift
SpanishGod has afflicted
Hebrewqueen
Frenchholy, saint
Spanishcrown, garland
Germanborn at Christmas
Italianconstant, steadfast
Spanishworthy, capable
Spanishmine, my own
Scandinavianlight, illumination
Americanlove
Italianlover
Spanishbeloved, desired
Danishhollow, vain (from Latin Cassius)
Englishrelating to time or the hours
Englishclaw of a bird of prey
Englishlily flower, purity
Englishbeautiful moon
Englishmountain, elevated
African-Americanfield, plain (Latin campus)
Americanpriceless, praiseworthy
Italianunity, one; the highest rank
Americanjoy, delight, happiness
ItalianGod is gracious
Italianfree man
Germancoast, shore
Italianmilitary rank above captain
Englishone who does not speak, baby
Englishforce, strength
Portuguesedesired, longed for
Americanof the forest, woodland dweller
Spanishprior, head of a priory or monastery
Americannew, new star
Americanthe younger one, junior
Latin Americancrowned with laurel, victorious
Americanof the wine, from the vineyard
Italianfrom Valencia, powerful one
Spanishlovable, dear
Englishgathering, festival, fair
Indianlight, bringer of light
Spanishgolden, made of gold
Spanishgracious, gentle
Americanhappy, fortunate
Spanishway, road, path
Italianstrong, healthy
Englishblack, dark
Englishyoung ceremonial attendant
Italiandivine, heavenly
Romanianbelonging to God
Italiancandle, light
Chinesefrom Cyprus
Italianof Mars, little warrior
Albanianenclosed field
Dutchcheerful, joyful
Americanof the golden family (Aurelii)
Spanishlittle blessed one
Italianpraised, lauded
Scottishof the sun, relating to the sun
EnglishGod is gracious
Italianof the Livius family; belonging to Livia
Italiangracious, dear
Slavicrain, rainfall
Americanconquering, victorious
Americanfull-blood sibling, closely related
Italianheart, courageous heart
Christiansharp, keen, pointed
Englishopulence, indulgence, abundance
Americantwins
Americanheavenly, of the sky
Americannight, dark beauty via Leila connection
Italiangrace, divine favor
Englishmessenger of God, angel
Englishlittle rose, rose garden
Italianfrom Rome, Roman woman
Spanishfather of joy, my father is joyful
Englishpriceless, of inestimable worth
Latin AmericanGod will add, may He add
Scandinaviangood, honorable, noble
Italianman of Rome, from Rome
Americanmy, mine (beloved possession)
Latinof Mars, warlike
Greekfrom Triana, of the three rivers
Spanishyouthful, downy-bearded
Russiansixth
SpanishChristmas Day, birthday of Christ
Americandesired, longed for
Americansun
Romansmall, humble
Spanishcup, chalice
Americanone who stammers
Spanishbold undertaking; risky journey
Americanfrom Rome
Europeangiven, gift
Italianshe who sees, vision
Spanishpure, unsullied
Spanishsoldier, warrior
Americanfree one, from France
Americanraven, crow
Romanianurbane, sophisticated
Englishprecious, greatly valued thing
Americanblessing, unmerited favor
Americanof Saturn, god of agriculture and time
Englishdivine, heavenly
Latin Americanblind (from Latin caecus)
Frenchconstant, steadfast
Greeksail
Spanishmiracle, wonder
Americansight, ability to see
AmericanGod has enriched/blessed me
Nigerian (Yoruba)of or from Caieta (Gaeta, Italy)
Spanishfree, from France
Spanishshort form of Victoria
Englishseventh month
Englishbeloved, loved one
Frenchfrom Thracia
Americanolive tree
Englishof the Tatius clan
Russiandear, beloved
Italianintelligent, logical, one who reasons
African-Americanprecious gemstone, treasure
Americanfemale heir, inheritor of wealth
Americanlight
Romanson of Owen
Welshking, royalty
Spanishslender, narrow
Irishenduring inheritance, what is left behind
Americanof the birds, bird-like
Americanlight
Americanof the vine, wine merchant
Brazilianblind
Spanishlily flower
Englishborn on Christmas Day
Russianstern, serious
Frenchpledged to God
Spanishnoble, perfect
African Americanstrong, healthy
Frenchfrom the Tatius family (Roman origin)
Americanbeloved, wished-for child
Spanishnew, fresh start
Americanscholar, clerk, educated person
Americanlittle star
Spanishstrong, healthy, vigorous
Russianrich, wealthy
African Americanmyrrh, precious resin
Russianlittle rose
Italianhigh, elevated
Spanishrival, eager to emulate
Romanianone who serves, preserver
Spanishalive, living
Spanishfrom the Roman Porcius family (related to 'porc...
Englisholive tree
Spanishalive, living
Englishto conquer, victorious
Italiandawn, daybreak
Englisholive tree + man (Greek etymology)
Englishgrace, favor
Englishnoble, exalted
Englishfrom Laurentum, city of laurels
Frenchgreen, verdant, flourishing
Spanishlyre, musical instrument
Italianfrom Nazareth, consecrated to God
Frenchheart
Americanorchid flower
Spanishpure
Americanlord of the marches, border lord
African Americanorchid flower
Spanishof Arcadia, from the pastoral paradise
Latinfamous, distinguished
Italiandescended from Jupiter (Jove)
Latin Americancoral (ocean organism/color)
Americanof Julius, born in July
Americandolphin
Italianfrom Laurentum, laurel wreath
Italiangentle, merciful, dear
Spanishfrom the deep valley (Devon region)
Americangift of God
Greekcloud, mist, fog
Americanthe greatest, most excellent
Greekblend of Mia ('mine/beloved') and Asia
African-Americanharmony, agreement, concord
African-Americanlamb
Hispanic/Latinolioness, brave as a lion
Americanhorn of strength, horn of plenty
Spanishman of Attica, from Athens
AmericanEsteemed, beloved
EnglishDiminutive of Lucia (light)
Italianyouthful, child of the gods
Englishsun, sunshine
Spanishfame, glory
Englishcitadel, fortress
Russianrose, beautiful rose
Frenchfrom the Adriatic Sea region
Italianheavenly (folk reinterpretation)
Englishhill, burial mound
Englishfrom Venice, the Venetian city
SpanishBird-like, of or relating to birds
AmericanDesired, longed for
AmericanComfort and consolation in times of distress
Englishrejoice; pure
Englishking; the beautiful one (from Armenian legend)
ArmenianDay's eye; the daisy flower that opens at dawn
AmericanResurrection, rising again
Russianlovable, dear
Englishof Mars, warlike
Americanfifth (born)
Americanloved, beloved
Englishserene, calm, clear
Englishmodern American invention with Latin roots
African Americanjust, righteous, upright
Coptic Christianof the woods, forest dweller
Italianfrom Hadria, dark and rich
RussianGod is gracious
Englishdeserving of praise, earned reward
Englishlily flower
Englishjealousy, covetousness
Americanmiraculous wonder, divine marvel
Americanhonest, truthful
African Americandear, beloved
Scandinavianconfidence, trust, faith
Spanishall, every, universal
Englishpearl
Englishjust, righteous
Englishlion
Englishglory of Hera
Greekreborn, born again
Frenchgreat, venerable, majestic
Italianyouthful, devoted to Jupiter
Englishgoddess
Italianfrom Brittany, land of the Britons
Englishbird
Latinborn in April, spring month
Englishrival, striving to excel
Americanopening, window of light
Englishrose
Americanfrom Avellino, place of hazel trees
Spanishof the moon, moon-like
Americanreddish-brown, russet-colored
Frenchgrace, favor
Englishkings, royalty
Portuguesegrace; God has favored me
Hebrewdivinely favored, consecrated
Africanfrom Alba (the white city)
Englishblessed, spoken well of
Frenchsky, heaven
Romancrow, raven-haired
Englishlame
Frenchshoreline, where land meets sea
Americanlittle olive
Frenchmoon, moon goddess
Americanrose
Germanrosemary (when short for Rosemary)
Germanalive, full of life
Spanishfrom Attica (Athens region)
Americanrival, eager to equal
Englishdivine, goddess of the moon
Englishold friend, noble strength
Americangolden, the golden one
Latinisland of goats
Italianfairy queen, princess (from Saint Tatiana tradi...
Italianmild, merciful
Englishbeloved; dear one
Americanlife, full of life
Italianone who prevails
Frenchwings, flight
Zimbabweansomething uncommon, exceptional, or precious
Americanbright, famous, clear
Englishfree one, Frankish person
Englishlaurel, victory
Englishwater
Americanhappy, fortunate
Englishwhite hill, bright place
Englishfrom Florence, blooming
Italianfrom the Caecilius family
Frenchgrace, God's favor
Spanishfrom Aquino (water town)
Italiandark, from the Adriatic
Englishclear, bright, famous
AmericanOf the bird; one who soars freely. A rare name ...
Spanishdivine, heavenly one
FrenchHelper to the priest; free-born noble
Englishentry, means of approach
Americanpriceless, inestimable
Italianbirthday of the Lord, born at Christmas
Americanlame, limping
Frenchmurmuring rock (from Lorelei)
FrenchBright; clear; famous
Englishheavenly, of the sky or cosmos
Englishcanary songbird
Frenchman from Hadria
Americanof the stars; radiant star
Latindivine, heavenly
IndianThe fifth; fifth-born
Spanishoffering, sacrifice
Americanrival, eager to excel
Italianchance, fate, the throw
Americanpure, holy
Spanishflowers
Spanishfountain, spring of water
FrenchTo sparkle or shine; from Greek amaryssein (to ...
Latinnoble woman; endurance (from Patricia/Patience)
Spanishlight, illumination
Spanishflower; blooming
Americanrose, little rose
Englishwell-born, noble (from Eugenia)
Americanbeloved
Englishwading, crossing water
Americanpure, clean
Americancreative American name coinage
Americanflower
Englishcastle, fortress
Spanishmoon
Latindear one, beloved friend
Irishelevated, lofty, awe-inspiring
Englishlife
Englishbird-like, like a bird in flight
Americanlittle rose
Frenchgolden, made of gold
Romanbeautiful, beloved one
Americanof the highest class or quality
Americanof Jove (Jupiter), cheerful and good-humored
LatinJust; upright; righteous
Latindo not
Filipinokingly
Englishyellow-haired, golden
Englishprudent, wise, showing good judgment
Spanishbear, strong
Americanhappy, fortunate, lucky
Italianbright, clear, luminous
Latinbeloved, desired
Dutchof Mars; dedicated to the god of war
Englishhousehold spirit, ancestral guardian
Latinolive tree; symbol of peace and wisdom
Englishdark, rich
Englishfrom Laurentum
Italianeagle
Latinnoble one from the valley
Americanblacksmith, ironworker
Italianeastern town
EnglishBright and radiant
Spanishfrom the city of Gaeta
Italianof spring, springlike, fresh
Americanof the earth, earthling
Americanflowering, blooming
Italianjoy; gladness
Americanfollower of Christ, Christian woman
Irishlaurel, crown of victory
Englishflowering; bright blossom
Americandark, rich
Italianstrength, health
Frenchblessed
Spanishinnocent, harmless, not guilty
EnglishFree one; one from France
Italianpriceless one, of inestimable worth
Italiantime yet to come
AmericanVerse; poetic expression; creative spirit
African-Americanfrom Florence, Italy
Englishthe greatest
Welshsouthern land
Englishimmaculate conception
Spanishdivine disclosure, uncovering of truth
African-Americanindustrious
Englishborn on Christmas Day (via Natalie connection)
Englishmoon
Italiansafe harbor
Portuguesebeautiful rose
Americanred-haired, ruddy
Romanto rise above, to stand out
Americanbeloved, dear one
Americanflower
Englishwoodland spirit
Latinwriter, creator of works
Englishto be victorious, overcome obstacles
Americanfrom France; Frankish person
Americandesire, longing
Americanof Terentius, from the earth
Americanjoyful, festive
Englishbold counsel
Englishthird, threefold
Americanson of Clement, gentle one
Englishhead, leader, chief
Latinblessed, beloved
Americancraftsman, smith
Germanopenness, frankness, sincerity
Americangolden, yellow-haired
Latinpromontory above a pool
Scottishaltar of heaven
Spanishof the Cornelius family
Englishcrowned with laurel, victorious
Englishbeautiful rose
Spanishimage, likeness
Spanishfollower of Christ
Norwegianold man, ancient wisdom
Latinof Taurus; bull-like; strong and steadfast
Americandawn, sunrise
Italianvoice, sound
Americanstar
EnglishDesired one; deeply longed for
Frenchlavender plant, purple flowering herb
Englishclear, bright, famous
Americanfrom Laurentum (city of laurels)
Spanishall wise, elf wise
Spanishgoddess, divine being
Scandinavianplural of ovum (biological)
Latinsheep
Americanflowering, blooming
Polishcross
Englisha short story with a moral lesson
Americanoarsman; one who rows
Frenchgolden, gilded
Englishflowering, flourishing
Englishwanderer
Englishfrom Laurentum; crowned with laurel
Germanenduring, steadfast
African Americanone who grants charters, document giver
Englishthe fifth
Englishfull of fury, fierce, passionate
Americangraceful, agile
Spanishtrue, genuine
Italianfairy
Americanlily, rose
Germanmerciful, gentle
Frenchbearer of Christ
Englishnoble, patrician
Americanalder tree grove (from Gaulish via Vernon)
Americanlittle warrior, dedicated to Mars
Frenchlittle cottage, humble dwelling
Spanishborn at dawn or daylight
Englishswan
Latincultivated field, arable land
Latin-influencedpraised, praiseworthy
Greeklame (from Latin claudus)
Frenchland, road, prosperity
ChineseArc; bow; arch - from Latin arcus meaning bow o...
Italianhome ruler, powerful ruler
Americanhappy, fortunate, blessed
Latinstrong
Germanicdove, peaceful one
Spanishwhite clay, potter's clay
Englishfrom the flowering one
Dutchsoldier (from Latin miles) or gracious, dear (f...
Latinflower, bloom
Frenchangel, divine messenger
Frenchshort form of Valerie or Valentina
Englishof the stars, star-like
Englishnoble, exalted
Americanlily flower
Englishexcellence, superior quality
African Americanflowering, blooming
Frenchmoon
Americanlittle one
Englishjoy, happiness
Englishheavenly, of the sky
Frenchoverflowing plenty, great fullness
Americanfairy
BulgarianBright forest; from the forested settlement; va...
Americanwarmth of the winter sun
Englishwild, untamed, beast
Italiandove
Scottishloved by God, gift of God
AmericanI believe
Americanmy God has answered
Jewishborn in April, spring blooming
Italiansovereignty, rule
Americankiss
Portuguesechosen, select, the best
Frenchhawk, bird of prey
EnglishFrom Laurentum; the bay laurel tree; associated...
Americanfriend, beloved
Englishknowing; wise
Americanfreedom
Americananointed one with grace
Englishlittle she-goat
Italianeastern, from the east
Englishgoat herder, from the goat pasture
Portugueselovable, dear
Englishlion (Hebrew root)
Americanfrom Aquino (place name)
Italianvenomous snake
Englishanswered, prayer answered, wish granted
Congolesegentle breeze, morning air
Greekworthy of love
Latin Americanbeloved, wished-for child
Slavicof the Roman gens Decia
Romanbeyond praise, priceless
African Americannoble, of noble kind
Spanishdivine, goddess of the moon and hunt
Italianfull of sorrow, sorrowful
EnglishViolet flower; variant of Viola from Latin viola
Italianlittle flower
Frenchlittle warrior, of Mars
Frenchlittle warrior
Frenchvictory, conqueror
Englishverdant, green
Americangracious, full of grace
Spanishrelating to Easter, Passover
Frenchlittle house
Italianflour, ground grain
Italianfollower of Christ
EnglishMoon goddess; lunar deity
Greekhappy, fortunate, lucky
Italiannoble, patrician
SpanishReddish-brown color; cuttlefish ink; from Greek...
Modern Americanfull of life, vital, life-giving
SpanishGod is gracious
Americanhappiness, joy, gladness
African-Americancrest, summit, peak
Italianthe fifth
Englishfrom Laurentum, crowned with laurel
Spanishfollower of Christ (from Christina)
Americanhappy, fortunate, blessed
Englishhappy, fortunate
Americanchampion (from Neil/Nils root)
Brazilianharvester; from the island of Thera
Spanishlittle lion
Frenchsteadfast, faithful, constant
EnglishVariant of Sylvia; from the forest; woodland
Latinof the sea
Italianof the Verginius family
Americanhappy, fortunate, lucky
Italianrival, to emulate
ItalianFree one; from France
Englishfrom the Roman family Tatius
Croatiancrowned with laurel, victorious
Germanfree woman, dear one
Americangarden of God, vineyard
ItalianFlowering; blooming
Italianof the laurel tree, crowned with laurel
Spanishfrom Corinth
Englishlittle orca, little whale
Englishsteadfast, constant
Germanvictorious; conquering
Americanof the Verginius family
Americanstar
Americanfortunate, lucky
Italianfree one
Frenchsweet
Englishdivine, heavenly
Americanbrilliance, radiance, splendor
Americanimmaculate conception, divine beginning
Spanishviolet flower, purple color
Frenchof the Lord, Sunday
Spanishfollower of Christ
Englishisland of the queen, named after fictional para...
Americanthe Ascension of Jesus, rising to heaven
Spanishlittle forest, woodland
Frenchspring-born, of the spring season
Americanflowering, in bloom
Spanishjoy, happiness
Americansea of bitterness
EnglishOlive tree; peace; a variant of Olivia
Americanfame, reputation
LatinBlind; sixth; associated with Saint Cecilia, pa...
Latinrival, striving to excel
Englishfree man, warrior
Spanishlight, illuminated one
Spanishthe third month, heralding spring
Englishland of silver, silver-rich
Spanishtruth
Eastern Europeanfamous, renowned
Englishfree woman
Englishpossibly from Clara, meaning bright and clear
African Americanstrong, healthy, vigorous
Frenchbold wanderer, little one
Englishbright, shining one (via Eleanor/Lenora)
Americanweapons, armored one
Italiandark-skinned, Moorish
Frenchgift of God
Englishfrom the walled camp, fortress city
Englishlittle light
Englishmercy, clemency
Frenchworthy of admiration
Englishhorn, strength
Englishflowing, moving freely
Englishlittle stammerer
Italianlame, limping
Frenchstar
Frenchbright, clear, famous
Englishshort form of Lavinia
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