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Male Names
  • Ananth (Indian,Sanskrit) - Endless; Infinite; Eternal; Forever; Immortal
  • Armando (Germanic) - Man in the army. [English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    Italian, Portuguese and Spanish form of Hermann.

    The name is borne by Scottish comedian Armando Iannucci.

  • Cholanadan (Indian) - The king of the Chola dynasty
  • Darnell (English) - Hidden alcove, hidden niche [English speaking countries]

    Darnell is a name that has become a given name but originated as an Old English habituation surname given to or taken by those who lived in a hidden copse or a hard to find area. Another line of etymology points to an Old French origination brought to En

  • Dilveen (Indian) - Divine; Spiritual; Religious; Pious; Sacred
  • Duncan (Gaelic) - Brown chief [English and Gaelic speaking countries]

    There have been two Scottish kings named Duncan. Duncan I was portrayed in Shakespeare's play 'Macbeth', where he is killed by Macbeth. In real life, Duncan was killed in battle.

    Duncan Fletcher is a former cricket player and coach.

  • Eth (Irish) - Fire
  • Fergus (Gaelic) - Man of strength [English speaking countries]
  • Gurcharanpal (Indian) - Preserver of Guru's Feet; One who serves at the Guru's Feet
  • Harwell (Australian) - Well for stags
  • Hector (Greek) - Holding fast [English and Spanish speaking countries]

    Latinised form of the Greek Hektor. In Greek mythology Hector was the son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba of Troy. According to Homer's Iliad, the warrior Hector was killed by Achilles in a fit of vengeful wrath after slaying Achilles' comrade Patroclus in

  • Hrapenly (English) - From the shouter's meadow
  • Israel (Hebrew) - God wrestler [English speaking countries]

    Transcription of the Hebrew Yisrael which is from the Hebrew words meaning "to struggle; wrestle; contend" and "God". Another suggested meaning is "Prince of God".
    In the Old Testament, when Jacob wrestled with the angel, he received the new name

  • Jaques (Hebrew) - Supplanter
  • Jaynie (Hebrew) - Jehovah has been gracious: has shown favor. Variant of Joan.
  • Kahlil - Friend.
  • Krischen (Indian) - Follower of Christ.
  • Kristalyn (German) - Variant of Crystal. Sparkling. K from the Greek spelling of krystallos.
  • Kulbir (Indian) - Kulbir means The Great Warrior
  • Lamont (Norse) - Law man [English speaking countries]
  • Lionel (Latin) - Lion [English and French speaking countries]

    French first name, pet form of Léon. It is also an English surname from which the English usage of the name is probably derived. The French pronounciation is lee-YO-nel.

  • Panchajana (Indian) - Born of five elements; One of many names of Lord Shiva signifying his presence in five elements
  • Prish (Indian) - The one that was God gifted. Also means the loving one
  • Sarendar (Indian) - To surrender
  • Tonio (English) - highly praiseworthy. From Anthony.
  • Traigh (French) - Strand.
  • Tres (English) - Three
  • Trilokchand (Indian) - Moon of the three worlds
  • Ulrich (Germanic) - Powerful through his inheritance [English and German speaking countries]

    This name comes from the Germanic elements 'odal' ('prosperity, fortune') and 'ric' ('power'). It was the name of a 10th century saint.

  • Valdez (Spanish) - From the place name in Alaska [English speaking countries]
Female Names
  • Adalyn (Germanic) - N/A [English speaking countries]

    Although some link this name to "Adaline" or "Adelaide", the true origin of this modern name is more likely what is found in "Marilyn" and "Arilyn/Aralyn", or "Madison" and "Adison" where a popular name is modified by dropping the first letter to give the

  • Avanti (Indian) - An ancient Malwa; they are modest individuals
  • Bessy (French,United States) - God is My Oath; Diminutive of Elizabeth; House; God's Promise
  • Budhana (Indian) - One who is aware, one who is elighted
  • Cherri (English) - The fruit-bearing cherry tree.
  • Cynthia (Greek) - From Kynthos [English and Greek speaking countries]

    In ancient times Cynthia was a cult title of the Greek god Apollo (from Mount Kynthos on Delos, the island on which Apollo was born) and not used as a girl's first name. The Latin elegist Propertius did write love poetry to a woman called Cynthia, but he

  • Damien (French) - Untamed
  • Daveney (French) - Name of a town and castle in Flanders. Also a rhyming variant of Daphne.
  • Elisa (Hebrew) - My God is a vow [English, Finnish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    Short form of Elisabeth.

  • Geeta Suhani (Indian) - One of the spiritual books in Hindu religion.
  • Jashar (Indian) - Love with God
  • Jess (Literary) - N/A [English speaking countries]
  • Joaquina (French) - Prepared
  • Karan (English) - Abbreviation of Katherine. Pure.
  • Kekaya (Indian) - Kekaya means Full of Water
  • Lakesha (Arabic) - Alive, She who lives [English speaking countries]

    Modern coinage; variant of Lakeisha.

  • Latoya (Latin) - N/A [English speaking countries]
  • Loraine (English) - Derived from Lorraine which is the name of a province in France and a family name of French royalty.
  • Mandeep (Indian) - The lamp of the mind
  • Manprem (Indian) - One who is affectionate
  • Michaele (Hebrew) - Close to God
  • Otoahnacto (German) - Bull bear (Cheyenne)
  • Prathia (Indian) - A person whit a very keen intellect or a splendor person; An idealistic and keen intellectual being; brightness
  • Reanna (Welsh) - Nymph [English speaking countries]
  • Rheanna (Welsh) - Nymph [English speaking countries]

    Modern coinage probably based on the Welsh name Rhiannon.

  • Sarina (Hebrew) - Princess [English and Italian speaking countries]

    Endearment of Sarah

  • Sarsour (Hebrew) - Bug
  • Satyashila (Indian) - A real one
  • Susie (Hebrew) - Lily [English speaking countries]
  • Teyen (English) - From the enclosure
Gender Neutral Names
  • Alex (Greek) - Defending men [English speaking countries]

    Alex can be a nickname for any name beginning with Alex- (e.g. Alexander, Alexandra, Alexis), but is commonly used as a full name in its own right.

  • Aubree (English) - Elfin king [English speaking countries]

    A respelling of Aubrey which probably came about from the traditionally male name's modern use on females.

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  • Charlette
  • Chayanika (Indian) - The selected one
  • Christian (Latin) - Follower of Christ [English, French and German speaking countries]

    A Christian is someone who follows the religion of Christianity, based upon the teachings of Jesus Christ.

    Christian is the main character of John Bunyan's 'The Pilgrim's Progress', which is a Christian allegory.

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  • Doi (Japanese) - It means mountain or earth
  • Duster
  • Himaadri (Indian) - Snow Mountain; Peak of Snow; Mountain top of snow; Himalaya Mountains
  • Ira (Hebrew) - Watchful [English, German and Hindi speaking countries]

    In the Bible Ira is King David's priest. Popular in the early part of the twentieth century it has since become rare. This is said EYE rah.

    It is also used as a female name in Germany and other European countries. This use comes from it be

  • Jadyn (English) - N/A [English speaking countries]
  • Jaspinder (Indian) - Lord's glory
  • Jody (Hebrew) - Of Judea [English speaking countries]

    Jody, along with it's variant Jodie, have both been traditionally used for boys and girls.

    The main character in Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings classic Pulitzer Prize winning book "The Yearling" was 11 year old Jody Baxter, a boy who lived in the

  • Jumbo
  • Kazumi (Japanese) - Kazumi means Beautiful Harmony
  • Kuntal (Indian) - The name means Hair
  • Manvi (Indian) - One with best qualities
  • Marian (Hebrew) - Uncertain, maybe bitter [English speaking countries]

    Originally a medieval variant spelling of Marion.

    There was a tendency to see Marian as a blend of Mary and Ann, such as in the French Marianne.

    A famous bearer of this name is Maid Marian, Robin Hood's lady companion.

  • Nirmla (Indian) - Honeyed, sweetened, sugary.
  • Piper (English) - A pipe player [English speaking countries]
  • Popeye
  • Ren (Japanese) - The love of the lotus
  • Skipper
  • Sly
  • Stormy
  • Symeon (Greek) - Obedient
  • Taaj (Indian) - One who is crowned
  • Terry (Germanic) - Ruler of the people [English speaking countries]

    From the name Thierry (Germanic for "ruler of the people") or a pet form of Terence (Latin name of uncertain origin) or Theresa (meaning "harvester").

  • Valery (Latin) - To be healthy, strong [English and Russian speaking countries]

    Alternate spelling of Valerie.

    A Russian male name.

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