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	Name	Meaning	Derivations	Origin
	Aaron	To sing; enlightened; messenger	Aron, Arron	Arabic, Hebrew
	Abadi	Eternal, lasting.		Arabic
	Abasi	Stern	Abasey, Abasy	Swahili
	Abba	Father; addressed to god.	Aba, Abbe, Abbey, Abbot, Abbott, Abby	Aramaic, Hebrew
	Abban	White	Abbana, Abben, Abbena, Abbin, Abbina, Abbine	Latin
	Abbas	Muhammed's uncle, stern.	Abba	Arabic
	Abbey	Father rejoiced. a form of abe, father of the multitudes.	Abby	Hebrew
	Abbott	Father of the abbey.	Abad (spanish), Abba, Abbe (french), Abboid (gaelic), Abbott (anglo-saxon), Abby, Abot, Abott (french)	Old english
	Abdul	Servant of allah.	Abdal, Abdala, Abdel, Abdela, Abdula, Abdulah, Abdulla, Abdullah	Arabic
	Abdul aziz	Servant of the powerful one.		Arabic
	Abdul kareem	Servant of the noble one, worshipper of the generous one, slave of the generous god.	Abdal kareem, Abdal karim, Abdul karim	Arabic
	Abdul rahman	Servant of the merciful one.		Arabic
	Abdullah	Servant of god.		Arabic
	Abe	Father of a multitude.	Abie, Abraham	Hebrew
	Abel	A breath, son.	Able, Awel, Hevel, Nab	Hebrew
	Abelard	One who is born of firm, high nobility, ambitious once.	Abelarde	Old german
	Abernethy	Mouth or beginning of a river.		Gaelic, Scottish
	Abi	Elder brother.	Abbey, Abbie, Abby	Turkish
	Abiah	God is my father.	Abia, Abija, Abijah, Abisha, Abishal	Hebrew
	Abias	One who serves the lord.		Hebrew
	Abidan	Father of judgement.	Abidin, Abidon	Hebrew
	Abie	Servant	Abbey, Abby	Arabic
	Abir	Strength		Hebrew
	Abisha	Gift of god.	Abija, Abijah, Abisha, Abishal, Abysha, Abyshah	Hebrew
	Abishur	My father's glance		Hebrew
	Abner	Divine father of light.		Hebrew
	Abraham	Father of the multitudes.	Abrahamo, Abrahan (spanish), Abrahem, Abrahin (spanish), Abramo (italian), Abran, Abraomas (lithuanian), Alibaba, Avraham, Avram, Avrom, Habreham, Ibrahim	Hebrew
	Abram	Son of the high father.	Abrama, Abramah, Abramo (italian), Avram, Avrom, Bram (dutch), Brama, Bramah	Hebrew
	Absalom	Father of peace.	Abolam, Absolom	Hebrew
	Abtin	A character in shahnameh, fereidoun's father.		Persian
	Abu	Father		Arabic
	Acar	Bright		Turkish
	Ace	Unity, one.		Latin
	Achilles	Without lips.	Achille, Achilleus	Greek
	Acim	The lord will judge.	Achim	Hebrew
	Ackerley	From the meadow of oak trees.	Ackerlea, Ackerleah, Ackerlee, Ackerleigh, Ackerly	English
	Ackley	Dweller at the oak tree.	Acklea, Ackleah, Acklee, Ackleigh, Ackly	Middle english
	Actaeon	History - was a famous theban hero, trained by the centaur chiron. a hunter.	Aktaion	Greek
	Acton	Belonging to the town with oak trees.	Acten	Old english
	Adahy	In the oak tree woods.	Adahi	Cherokee
	Adair	Dweller by the oak tree.	Adaire	Gaelic, Scottish
	Adalard	Noble, brave.	Adalarde, Adelard, Adelarde	Old german
	Adalric	Noble ruler.	Adelric, Adelrich, Adelrick, Adelrik	German
	Adam	Of the red earth.	Adamo (italian), Adams, Adamson, Adan (spanish), Adao (portuguese), Adas (portuguese), Addam, Addison, Addos, Addoson, Adekin, Adem, Adham (irish, Ado (estonian), Adomas (lithuanian), Scottish)	Hebrew
	Adamanan	Little adam, of the red earth.		Irish
	Adan	One who brings pleasure.	Aden, Adin, Adon	Arabic
	Adar	Dark, cloudy.	Addair, Addar, Addare	Hebrew
	Addison	Son of adam, descended from adam, son of the red earth.	Addis	Old english
	Ade	Royal		Yoruba
	Adel	Fire; noble.		Arabic, Old german
	Aden	Fiery one.	Adan, Adin, Adon, Adyn, Aidan, Aiden, Aidin, Aidon, Aidun, Aidyn	Irish
	Ader	Flock	Adder	Hebrew
	Adham	Black		Arabic
	Adiel	Ornament of the lord.	Addiel	Hebrew
	Adil	Wise, just.	Adeel, Adeele, Adill	Arabic
	Adilo	Noble	Addilo	German
	Adiv	Pleasant, gentle.	Adev	Hebrew
	Adlai	Refuge of god; to justify.	Addlay	Arabic, Hebrew
	Adler	Eagle	Addlah, Addlar, Addler, Adlar	Old german
	Adley	Righteous, just.	Adlea, Adleah, Adlee, Adleigh	Hebrew
	Adnan	Pleasant		Arabic
	Adney	Dweller at the noble one's land.	Adny	Old english
	Adolf	Noble, fierce wolf, hero.	Addofo (spanish, Adolfius, Adolfo (spanish, Adolfus, Adolph (german), Adolphe, Adolphius, Adolpho, Adolphu (swedish), Adolphus, Adolphus (french), Aethelwulf, Atofu (western samoan), Italian), Latin)	Old german
	Adom	God will help.		Akan
	Adon	Belonging to the lord.	Adonie (australian aboriginal), Adonis (hebrew), Adonys	Hebrew
	Adonis	Lord; handsome.	Adonise, Adonys, Adonyse	Greek, Hebrew
	Adri	Rock	Adry	Pakastani
	Adrian	Dark, rich, mysterious, from the adriatic sea. a masculine form of adriana.	Adriano (italian, Adrianus, Adrien (spanish), Adrin, Adryn, Arje (dutch), Arne, Arrian, Hadrian, Hadrien, Spanish)	Latin
	Adriel	Of god's kingdom.	Adrial, Adriall, Adriell, Adryel, Adryell	Hebrew
	Adrik	A form of hadrianus, of the adriatic; dark.	Aidrik	Latin, Russian
	Adwin	Creative	Adwyn	Ghanian
	Aegir	A sea god.		Old norse
	Aeneas	Praised	Angus, Aonghus, Eneas, Enne, Oenghus, Oengus, Oneas	Greek
	Afa	Hurricane	Afah	Tongan
	Afifi	Pious, virtuous, forgiven.	Afif	Arabic
	Afram	Ghanaian river.		African
	Afshin	Old iranian army commander.		Persian
	Afton	Geographical - from afton in england	Aftan, Aften, Aftin, Aftyn	English
	Agamemnon	Resolute. working slowly. he was the warrior who commanded the greeks at the siege of troy.	Agamemno, Agamenon	Greek
	Agastya	One who moves mountains.	Agastia, Agastiah, Agastyah	Sanskrit
	Agostino	Anguished, misery.	Agostine	Italian
	Agrey	Open field.	Agray	Latin
	Agrippa	Born with the feet first.	Agripa, Agripah, Agrippah	Latin
	Agu	Leopard		Ibo
	Agustin	Highly praised.	Agustin, Agustine, Augustine	Latin
	Ahab	Uncle		Hebrew
	Ahava	Cherished one		Hebrew
	Ahdik	Deer, caribou	Ahdic, Ahdick	Native american
	Ahearn	Lord of the horses; the heron.	Ahearne, Aherin, Ahern, Aherne, Aheron, Aheryn	English, Scottish
	Ahmad	Most highly adored, highly praised.		Arabic
	Ahrens	Powerful eagle.	Ahren	Old german
	Ahu	Smoke		Tongan
	Aidan	Little fire.	Aidyn, Iaden	Gaelic, Irish
	Aikane	Friendly	Aikan, Aykan, Aykane	Polynesian
	Aiken	Made of oak		Old english
	Aimery	Hard-working leader.	Aimeric, Aimerie, Ameree, Amerey	German
	Aimon	House	Aymon	French
	Ain	Belonging to oneself, a short form of names beginning with "ain".	Ayn	Scottish
	Aindrea	Strong, brave, courageous one. a form of andrew.	Aindrea, Andrea, Andreas	Irish
	Ainsley	From the meadow clearing.	Ainslea, Ainsleah, Ainslee, Ainslei, Ainsleigh, Ainsli, Ainslie, Ainsly, Aynslea, Aynsleah, Aynslee, Aynsley, Aynsli, Aynslie, Aynsly	Old english
	Aisi	Ice	Aisy	Tongan
	Ajaia	Pot maker.	Ajalah	Yoruba
	Ajax	Eagle		Greek
	Ajay	Victorious	A.j.	Punjabi
	Akama	Whale	Akamah	Australian aboriginal
	Akar	Stream	Akare	Turkish
	Akash	Sky		Hindi
	Akbar	Great		Arabic
	Akecheta	Warrior	Akechetah	Lakota
	Akelina	Eagle	Akelinah	Russian
	Akemi	Dawning		Japanese
	Akeno	Morning, from the shining field.		Japanese
	Akhgar	Sign of fire		Persian
	Akil	Intelligent	Akile, Akyle	Arabic
	Akim	God will establish.	Achim, Ackim, Ackym, Akeem, Akimah	Hebrew
	Akins	Brave	Akin, Akyn, Akyns	Yoruba
	Akio	Bright		Japanese
	Akira	Intelligence		Japanese
	Akiyama	Autumn, fall.	Akima, Akimah	Japanese
	Akma	Fresh water.	Akmah, Akmara	Australian aboriginal
	Akmal	Perfection		Arabic
	Aksel	Tiny oak tree.	Aksell	German
	Akule	He looks up.	Akul	Native american
	Al	Noble, bright, handsome. a short form for names beginning with "al".		English
	Aladdin	Allah's servant.	Aladdan, Aladden, Aladdyn	Arabic
	Alair	Happy	Alaire	Irish
	Alam	Universe		Arabic
	Alan	Handsome, fair, bright, happy.	Ailin (irish), Alaen, Alaene, Alain (french), Alaine, Alano (italian), Allan, Allen, Allin	Gaelic, Irish
	Alard	Hard, noble.	Alarde	Old german
	Alaric	Wolf ruler, fierce, hard, noble, supreme ruler of all.	Airik (swedish), Alarich, Alarick, Alarico (spanish), Alarik, Ulrich, Ulrie	Old german
	Alba	Wind	Albah	Australian aboriginal
	Alberic	Clever, wise ruler.	Alberich, Oberon	German
	Albern	Noble, courageous.	Alberne, Alburn, Alburne	German
	Albert	Noble, industrious, bright, famous.	Adalbert, Adelbert, Alberti, Albertino (italian), Alberto (italian, Albertus, Albrecht (german), Albret (french), Albyrt, Albyrte, Aubert, Bertal, Bertel, Delbert, Elbert, Ethelbert, Halbert, Spanish)	German
	Albie	Noble, bright. a short form of names beginning with "albi".	Albey, Albie, Alby	French, German
	Albin	White	Alba, Alban (irish), Alben, Albene, Albin, Albino, Albion, Albon, Aloin	Latin
	Albion	White cliffs.		Celtic
	Alcander	Defeder of humandkind. a form of alexander.	Allcander	Greek
	Alcott	Dweller from the old cottage.	Alcot	Old english
	Aldan	Wise, old friend, helmet.	Alden, Aldin, Aldon, Aldyn	Old english
	Alder	The alder tree.	Aldar, Aldare	Old english
	Alderidge	From the alder ridge.	Alderige	Old english
	Aldis	From the old house.	Aldiss, Aldous, Aldus	Old french
	Aldo	Old, wise.	Alda, Aldous	Old german
	Aldous	Old, wise; from the old house.	Aldan, Alden, Aldin, Aldis, Aldo, Aldon, Aldos, Aldren, Alous	Old english, Old german
	Aldred	Old, wise counsel.	Alldred	Old english
	Aldrich	Old, wise, powerful ruler.	Aldric, Aldrige, Alric, Alrich, Alrick, Audric (french), Eldric, Eldrige	Old german
	Aldwin	Old friend.	Aldwen, Aldwyn	English
	Alejandro	Protector. a form of alexander.		Spanish
	Alem	Wisdom	Alim, Alym	Arabic
	Aleric	Ruler of all.	Alerick, Alerik, Alleric	German
	Aleron	Wing		Latin
	Alex	Defender of humankind. a short form of alexander.	Alec, Aleck, Alecko, Aleik (russian), Aleizo, Alejo (spanish), Alek, Alekko, Aleko, Alexi, Alexio (portuguese), Alexis, Alexis (greek), Alexx, Alexys, Alezio, Alezios, Alezius, Alika, Aliz, Alizk alik	Greek
	Alexa	Protector of men. a form of alexander.	Alastair, Alec, Alexander	Greek
	Alexander	Protector of men. defender of humankind.	A, Alcander, Alecander, Alecksander, Aleckxander, Alecsader, Alecxander, Aleister, Alejandro (spanish), Aleksajender (slavic), Aleksander (danish, Aleksandr (russian), Aleksei, Aleksy, Norse, Russian)	Greek
	Alexis	Defender of humankind. a short form of alexander.	Alec, Aleck, Alecko, Aleik (russian), Aleizo, Alejo (spanish), Alek, Alekko, Aleko, Alexi, Alexio (portuguese), Alexis (greek), Alexx, Alexys, Alezio, Alezios, Alezius, Alika, Alikka, Aliz, Alizk alik	Greek
	Alfie	Pet form of alfred, wise judge.	Alfy	Old english
	Alford	Wise counsellor from the old ford.	Allford	Old english
	Alfred	Old counsellor, wise judge.	Aelfric, Ailfrid, Alfeo, Alfredas (lithuanian), Alfric, Alfrick, Alfrid, Alfried (german), Alfris, Alfryd, Alured, Auveray, Avere, Avery, Elfric, Elfrick, Elfrid, Fred	Old english
	Alfy	A short form of alfred, wise judge.	Alfie	Old english
	Alger	Noble spearman.	Algar, Algor, Elgar	Old german
	Algernon	One who has a beard or moustache.		Old french
	Algis	Spear		German
	Ali	The greatest, excellent noble.		Arabic
	Alim	All knowing, wisdom.	Alem, Alym	Arabic
	Allambee	Quiet place.	A lambi, Alambee, Alambey, Alambie, Alamby, Allambey, Allambi, Allambie, Allamby	Australian aboriginal
	Allard	Brave, noble, determined.	Alard (french)	Old english
	Allen	Handsome, fair, bright, happy.	Alan	Gaelic, Irish
	Allison	Alice's son, son of the little, truthful one.	Allisan, Allisen, Allisyn	Old english, Old german
	Allistair	The avenger.	Alasdair, Alastair, Alastor, Alistair, Alister, Allister, Allistir, Alsandair (irish)	Greek
	Allunga	Sun	Allungah, Alunga, Alungah	Australian aboriginal
	Almeric	Powerful ruler.	Amauric, Amaurick, Amaurik, Americk, Amerik, Amery	Old german
	Almo	Noble, famous.	Elmo	Old english
	Almon	Widower	Alman, Almen, Almin, Almyn	Hebrew
	Alon	Oak, strength.	Allon, Allonza, Allonzo (old german), Alonn, Alonza, Alonzo (old german)	Hebrew
	Alonzo	Noble, ready for battle.	Allon, Allonza, Allonzo, Alon, Alonz, Alonza, Alonzah, Alonze	Old german
	Alpha	First-born.	Alfa, Alfah, Alfia, Alfiah, Alfya, Alfyah	Greek
	Alpheus	A river god.	Alfeus, Alpheous	Greek
	Alphonse	Noble, eager to do battle.	Alfons, Alfonso (italian), Alfonzo, Alonzo (spanish), Alphonsine, Alphonso, Alphonsus	Old german
	Alphonso	Ready, noble.		Spanish
	Alpin	High mountains, blond, fair-haired.	Alpine	Scottish
	Alpinolo	Old fried.		Italian
	Alric	All powerful.	Alrich, Alrick, Alrik	Old german
	Alroy	Red-haired.		Old english
	Alston	From the noble one's town, temple stone.	Alstan, Alsten, Alstin, Alstyn	Old english
	Altair	Star; eagle flying.	Altar, Altayr, Altayre, Altyr	Arabic, Greek
	Alter	Elder, senior.	Altar, Altor	German
	Altman	Wise, old	Altmen	Old german
	Alton	Dweller from the old town.	Altown	Old english
	Alva	Blond, fair-haired; praised highly.	Alvah, Alvan	Hebrew, Latin
	Alvan	Tall	Alven, Alvin, Alvon	Tall
	Alvar	Sin, justice.	Alva, Alvah	Hebrew
	Alvaro	Speaker of truth.	Alvar	German, Spanish
	Alvern	Spring	Alverne	Latin
	Alvin	Beloved, wise, friend to all, noble friend.	Alban, Albin, Albon, Aloin, Aluin (french), Aluino (spanish), Alvan, Alven, Alwin (german), Alwyn	Old german
	Alvis	All-wise friend; loved by all.	Aloin, Aluin, Aluino, Alva, Alvan, Alwin, Alwyn, Elvin, Elvis	Old german, Old norse
	Alwan	Harmonious	Alwen, Alwin, Alwon, Alwun, Alwyn	Welsh
	Alwyn	Noble, odl, wise, relilable friend.	Aluin, Aluino, Alvan, Alvin, Alvyn, Alwan, Alwen, Alwin, Alwyn, Eldan, Elden, Eldin, Eldon, Eldwin, Eldwyn, Eldwynn	Old english
	Amadeus	Love of god	Amadeo (spanish), Amadis, Amado, Amando	Latin
	Amal	Industrious; hope.	Amahl	Arabic, Hebrew
	Amama	Open-mouthed one.	Amamah	Polynesian
	Aman	Security	Amana	Indonesian
	Amar	Immortal; builder.	Amari, Amarios, Amaris, Amarjit, Ammar, Ammer, Amrio	Arabic, Punjabi
	Amaroo	Beautiful place.	Amaro	Aboriginal, Australian
	Amasa	Bearer of burdens.	Amasah	Hebrew
	Amat	Observation	Amatt	Indonesian
	Amato	Loved	Amat	French
	Ambert	Shining, bright light.	Amber	Old german
	Ambler	Stable keeper.	Ambla, Amblah, Amblar	English
	Ambrose	Divine, immortal.	Ambrogio (italian), Ambrois, Ambroise (french), Ambroisius (dutch, Ambros (irish), Ambrosio (spanish), Ambrosios (greek), Ambrossij (russian), Ambrossye, Ambrosye, Ambrotos, Ambroz, German, Swedish)	Greek
	Amerigo	Hard-working.	Amerygo	Italian
	Amery	Ruling worker.	Amerie, Aymeree, Aymerey, Aymeri, Aymeric, Aymerick, Aymerie, Aymerik, Aymery, Aymeryc, Aymeryck, Aymeryk	Old french
	Ames	Friend	Amess	French
	Amfrid	Ancestral peace.	Amfred, Amfryd	German
	Ami	My people; beloved friend.	Amiel, Amiram, Amy	Hebrew, Latin
	Amico	Friend to all.	Amic, Amick, Amicko, Amik, Amiko, Amyc, Amyck, Amycko, Amyk, Amyko	Italian
	Amiel	Lord of my people.	Amiell, Amyel, Amyell	Hebrew
	Amik	Beaver	Amike	Native american
	Amin	Faithful, trustworthy, loyal.	Amen, Ammen, Amnon, Amor, Amyn, Amynn	Arabic, Hebrew
	Amir	Prince	Amyr	Arabic
	Amit	Unfriendly; highly praised; endless, without limit,	Amita, Amitan, Amreet, Amrit, Amrita, Amritan, Amryt, Amryta, Amrytan	Arabic, Hindu, Indian, Punjabi
	Ammon	Hidden	Amon, Amond, Amun	Egyptian
	Amon	Faithful, trustworthy.	Aman, Amen, Amin, Amman, Ammen, Ammin, Ammon, Ammyn, Amyn	Hebrew
	Amory	Famous divine ruler; love.	Ameree, Amerey, Ameri, Amerie, Amery, Ammeree, Ammerey, Ammeri, Ammerie, Ammery, Ammoree, Ammorey, Ammori, Ammorie, Ammory, Amoree, Amorey, Amori, Amorie	Latin, Old german
	Amos	To be troubled		Hebrew
	Amoz	Fast, vigorous one.		Hebrew
	Amr	Life	Am	Arabic
	Amram	Nation of might.	Amarien, Amran, Amren, Amryn	Hebrew
	Amund	Divine protector, guardian.	Amond, Amondo, Amundo	Scandinavian
	An	Peace	Ana, Anah	Chinese, Vietnamese
	An-nur	Light	Annur	Arabic
	Ana	Cave	Anah	Tongan
	Anada	Blessed	Anadah	Sanskrit
	Anakin	Warrior	Anahkin, Anahkinn, Anakinn, Annakin, Annakinn	American
	Analo	Ancestral		German
	Anan	Cloud		German
	Anand	Bliss	Ananda, Anandah, Anant, Ananth	Hindi
	Anastasius	Resurrection, springtime. a masculine form of anastasia.	Anastagio, Anastas, Anastase, Anastasi, Anastasij (russian), Anastasio (spanish), Anastasios, Anastasl, Anastatius, Anastazij, Anastazy (polish), Anastice, Nastagio	Greek
	Anatole	Eastern	Anatol, Anatolia, Anatoliah, Anatolie, Anatolio (spanish), Anatolis, Antal, Antoly	Greek
	Anbiorn	Bear, eagle.	Anbjorn	Old norse
	Ancel	Servant	Ancelin, Ancelot, Ansell, Ansellus, Ansila	Latin
	Anchali	Painter	Anchalee, Anchaley, Anchalie, Anchaly	Taos
	Ancher	Anchor	Anchor	Greek
	Ande	Pillar		African
	Andre	Manly, courageous. a form of andrew.	Andar, Andas, Anders (greek), Andra, Andrae, Andrecito, Andree, Andrie	French, Hebrew
	Andres	Manly, courageous. a form of andrew.		Spanish
	Andrew	Manly, courageous, brave.	Aindreas (gaelic), Analo, Anderewe, Anders, Andersen, Anderson, Andias (slavic), Andonis, Andor, Andras (estonian, Andre (french), Andrea, Andreas (dutch, Andrei, Andrei (russian), German, Hungarian)	Greek
	Andros	Man, warrior, of a man.	Andras, Andres, Andris, Andro	Greek
	Andy	Manly, courageous. a short form of andrew.	Andi, Andre, Andres, Endi	Greek
	Anga	Nature, shark.	Angah	Tongan
	Angelo	Angel, messenger of god.	Angel, Angell, Angello, Angelos, Angelous, Angiolo, Anglico, Aniello, Anjel, Anjell, Anjello, Anjelo	English, Italian
	Angus	The only choice; chosen, possesses strength.	Ennis	Celtic, Gaelic, Scottish
	Anh	Safety, peace.		Vietnamese
	Anil	God of wind.	Aneal, Aneel, Anel, Aniel, Aniello, Anielo	Hindi
	Anker	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Ankor, Ankur	Danish, Greek
	Anlon	Great champion.	Anlone	Celtic
	Annan	From the stream.	Annen, Annin, Annon, Annun, Annyn	Celtic
	Anno	Graceful. a masculine form of ann.		Hebrew
	Anoke	Actor	Anokee, Anokey, Anoki, Anokie, Anoky	Native american
	Anoush	Everlasting		Persian
	Ansel	Under god's protection.	Anselino, Ansell, Anselyno	Old french
	Anselm	Warrior possessing divine protection.	Anse, Ansel, Anselme, Anselmi (italian), Anselmo (spanish, Ansheim (german), Portuguese)	Old german
	Ansley	Graceful meadow.	A nslie, Anslea, Ansleah, Anslee, Ansleigh, Ansli, Ansly	Hebrew, Old english
	Anson	Ann's son, son of the graceful one. a masculine form of ann.	A nsin, Ansan, Ansen, Ansyn	Hebrew, Old english
	Antares	A star.		Greek
	Anthe	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Anthey, Anthi, Anthie, Anthy, Anti, Antty, Anty	Greek
	Anthony	Worth of praise, priceless.	Anfonee, Anfoney, Anfoni, Anfonie, Anfony, Antain, Antaine, Antal, Antanas, Ante, Antek, Antholin, Anthonee, Anthoney, Anthoni, Anthonie, Antin, Anto, Antoin (irish), Antoine (french), Anton (german	Latin
	Antoine	Praiseworthy. a form of anthony.	Antione, Antjuan, Antuan, Antuwain, Antuwaine, Antuwayne, Antuwon, Antwahn, Antwain, Antwaine, Antwan, Antwaun, Antwohn, Antwoin, Antwoine, Antwon, Antwone.	French
	Antony	Praiseworth, flourishing		Italian
	Antti	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Antey, Anthi, Anthie, Anthy, Anti, Antty, Anty	Finnish, Greek
	Anu	Little; atom, molecule; cold		Bangladeshi, Hawaiian, Sanskrit
	Anuj	Younger brother, later born		Sanskrit
	Anwar	Ray of light.	Anward	Arabic
	Anwell	Dearest	Anwel, Anwil, Anwill, Anwyl, Anwyll	Welsh
	Apiatan	Wooden lance.		Kiowa
	Apollo	God of the sun, sunlight, manly beauty	Apolinario, Apolinaro, Apolo, Apolonio, Appollo, Appolo, Appolonio	Greek
	Apurta	Stone	Apurtah	Australian aboriginal
	Aquila	Eagle	Aquil, Aquill, Aquilla, Aquyl, Aquyla, Aquyll, Aquylla	Latin
	Ara	Altar	Arah	Latin
	Arafat	Mountain of recognition	Ara	Arabic
	Araldo	Ruler of the army.	Haraldo	Scandinavian, Spanish
	Aram	High, exalted		Hebrew
	Aramis	Sky, reflection of heaven.		French
	Aran	Forest	Arane	Thai
	Arash	A hero in persian folklore.		Persian
	Arawa	Shark	Arawah	Maori
	Archard	Sacred, powerful; archer	Archar, Archer, Archor	French, Old english
	Archer	Bow, archer	Archar, Archard, Archor	Old english
	Archibald	Very bold, very brave, valuable	Arc, Archaimbaud (german), Archambaud, Archambault (french), Arche, Archee, Archey, Archi, Archibaldes, Archibaldo (italian), Archibales (lithuanian), Archie, Archy, Archybald, Archybalde, Archybaldes	Old german
	Archie	Very bold. short form of archibald	Archibald	Old german
	Archimedes	Brilliant	Archim, Archymedes	Greek
	Ardai	High valour, brave, warrior	Ardae, Ardal, Arday	Celtic
	Ardell	Eager	Ardall, Ardel	Latin
	Arden	Ablaze; dwelling place	Ardan, Ardent, Ardin, Ardint, Ardyn, Ardynt	Latin, Old english
	Ardley	From the fiery meadow, from the ardent one's meadow	Ardlea, Ardlee, Ardleigh, Ardli, Ardlie, Ardly	Latin, Old english
	Ardmore	Intense desire, ardent	Ardmoar, Ardmoare, Ardmoor, Ardmoore, Ardmor	Latin
	Ardon	Bronze	Ardan, Arden, Ardin, Ardun, Ardyn	Hebrew
	Aren	Eagle, ruler, peace		Danish
	Arentino	Virtuous, purity	Aretin, Aretine, Artyn, Artyno	Italian
	Argus	Vigilant, watchful		Greek
	Argyle	From ireland	Argile, Argiles, Argyles	Gaelic
	Ari	Strong, worthy lion	Aree, Arey, Arie, Ary	Hebrew
	Aric	Ruler	Aaric, Aarick, Aarik, Arick, Arik, Aryc, Aryck, Aryk	Old english
	Ariel	God's lion	Airal, Arel, Areli, Ariele, Ariell, Arielle, Ario, Aryeh, Aryel, Aryell, Aryl, Aryll, Arylle	Hebrew
	Aries	Ram, war-like one.	Arees, Aryes	Latin
	Arif	Acquainted; knowledgable	Areef, Aryf	Arabic
	Ariki	First-born child; chief.	Aricki, Arikee, Arikey, Arikie, Ariky	Maori, Polynesian
	Arion	Magic horse.	Arian, Arien, Ariona, Arionah, Aryon, Aryona, Aryonah	Greek
	Aristides	Descendant of the brilliant one.	Aristede, Aristedes, Aristide, Arisztid, Arysrides, Arystydes	Greek
	Aristo	Brilliant	Aristophanes, Aristotle, Arysto, Arystotle	Greek
	Aristotle	Brilliant thinker.	Aristotal, Aristotel, Aristotol, Aristott, Aristotyl, Arystotte	Greek
	Arjuna	White	Arjun, Arjunah	Sanskrit
	Arkady	Bold	Arkadee, Arkadey, Arkadi, Arkadie	German, Russian
	Arkell	Eagle cauldron.	Arkel	Old norse
	Arkin	Son of the eternal king.	Aricin, Arkeen, Arkyn	Norwegian
	Arledge	From the ledge of the hares.	Arlege, Arlidge, Arlledge, Arllege	English
	Arlen	Promise	Arlan, Arland, Arlin, Arlon, Arlyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Arlo	Strong, brave, courageous one. a form of andrew.	Arlow	Greek, Latin
	Arlyn	Adventure at the waterfall pool.	Arland, Arlin, Arlind, Arlynd	Old german
	Arman	Castle	Armani, Armanie, Armany, Armen, Armin, Armon, Armyyn	Hebrew
	Armand	Of the army, strong, brave, courageous army.	Arman, Armando, Armin, Armon, Armond	Greek, Old german
	Armande	Of the army.	Armand, Armando	French
	Armando	Of the army.	Armand, Armande	Italian, Spanish
	Armany	Cunning, sly.	Armanee, Armaney, Armani, Armanie	Hungarian
	Arminius	Chief.	Armynius	Latin
	Armon	Castle	Amrond, Armondo	Hebrew
	Armourel	Dweller by the sea.	Armourell	Gaelic
	Armstrong	Strong armed.	Armstronge	Old english
	Arnan	Joyful, happy, quick.	Arnane	Hebrew
	Arne	Eagle. a short form of arnold, strong, powerful eage.	Arnie	Old german
	Arnette	Little ruleing eagle.	Arnat, Arnatt, Arnet, Arnett, Arnot, Arnott	English
	Arnfinn	White	Arnfin, Arnfyn, Arnfynn	Old norse
	Arnie	Eagle. a short form of arnold, strong, powerful eage.	Arney, Arni, Arny	Old german
	Arnold	Strong as an eagle.	A, Ahnaldo, Ahnals, Ahneld, Ahneldo, Ahnold, Ahnoldo, Ahrelds, Ahrent, Arend, Arman, Armand, Armant, Arnal, Arnald, Arnalde, Arnaldo (spanish). arnall, Arnaud (french), Arnaude, Arnaut, Arndt, Arnelle	Old german
	Arnon	River rushing.	Arnan, Arnen, Arnin, Arnyn	Hebrew
	Arod	Fast, rapidly moving.		Hebrew
	Aron	To sing.	Aaran, Aarin, Aaron, Aaryn, Aharon, Ahron, Arend, Ari, Arin, Arnie, Arny, Aron, Arrin, Arron, Arryn, Erin, Haroun	Hebrew
	Aroon	Dawn	Aroone	Thai
	Arran	Island dweller.	Aran, Aren, Arin, Aron, Arren, Arrin, Arron, Arryn, Aryn	Scottish
	Arrio	War-like.	Ario, Arryo, Aryo	Spanish
	Arsenio	Masculine.	Arsen, Arsene, Arseneo, Arsenius, Arseny, Arsenyo, Arsinio, Arsinyo	Greek
	Arsha	Venerable, old, great.	Arshah	Persian
	Arsham	Very powerful.		Persian
	Art	A rock; noble one from the lofty hill; bear; follower of thor, thunder. a short form of arthur, noble strength.	Arte	English, Icelandic, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
	Artemis	Intelligent	Artameenes, Artamenes, Artwmene	Persian
	Arthur	Noble strength; bear.	Artai (scottish), Artemas, Artemus, Arther, Arthyr, Artius, Arto (finnish), Artor, Artorioos (greek), Artur (portuguese, Arturo (italian, Artus (french), Atorus, Atremin, Aurthur, German, Spanish)	Celtic, Scottish, Welsh
	Artie	Bear. a short form of arthur.	Arthur, Arty	Celtic
	Arty	Bear. a short form of arthur.	Arthur, Artie	Celtic
	Arun	Sun	Aruns	Cambodian, Hindi
	Arundel	From the eagle valley.	Arundle	English
	Arva	From the coastal area; eagle.	Arvah	Danish, Latin
	Arvad	Wandering; friend.	Arved, Arvid, Arvind, Arvinder	English, Hebrew
	Arval	From the cultured land.	Arvel, Arvil, Arvol, Arvyl	Latin
	Arvin	Friend to the people.	Arvan, Arven, Arvon, Arvyn	Old german
	Aryeh	Lion	Arye	Hebrew
	Aryo	Iranian hero who fought against alexander the great.		Persian
	Asa	Healer; born in the morning.	Asah	Hebrew, Japanese
	Asad	Lion	Asaad, Asad	Arabic
	Asadel	Prosperous	Asadul, Asadyl	Arabic
	Asaph	Gathering	Asaf	Hebrew
	Asarel	God has bound.	Asarell	Hebrew
	Asbjorn	Divine bear.	Bjorn	Norse
	Asbrand	Divine sword.	Asbran, Asbrando, Asbrandt	Norse
	Ascott	Dweller at the cottage in the east.	Ascot	Old english
	Aseath	Dedicated to god.	Asenaf	Egyptian
	Asgard	Divine guardian.	Asgar	Norse
	Ash	From the ash tree. a form of ashley. a short form for names beginning with "ash".		English
	Ashburn	Dweller at the ash-tree stream.	Ashbern, Ashberne, Ashbirn, Ashbirne, Ashborn, Ashborne, Ashbourn, Ashbourne, Ashburne	Old english
	Ashburton	From the burnt ash-tree town.	Ashberton, Ashbirton	Old english
	Ashby	By the ash trees.	Ashbee, Ashbey, Ashbie	Scandinavian
	Asher	Happy, blessed.	Asha, Ashah, Ashar, Asherman	Hebrew
	Ashford	From the ash-tree ford.	Ashforde	Old english
	Ashley	Form the ash-tree meadow.	Ashlea, Ashleah, Ashlee, Ashleigh, Ashlie, Ashlin, Ashly	Old english
	Ashton	Dweller at the ash-tree town; from the ash tree.	Ashtan, Ashten, Ashtin, Ashtown, Ashtyn, Aston, Astown	Old english
	Ashur	Black	Asher, Ashir, Ashyr	Hebrew
	Ashwin	Star	Ashwan, Ashwen, Ashwon, Ashwyn	Hindi
	Asiel	Created by god.	Asyel	Hebrew
	Asim	Protector, guardian.	Asym	Arabic
	Asker	Warrior	Aske	Turkish
	Aslak	Divine sport.		Norse
	Asmunder	Divine hand.	Asmund, Asmundo	Old norse
	Astley	Star-lit field.	Asterlea, Asterleah, Asterlee, Asterleigh, Asterley, Asterlie, Asterly, Astlea, Astleah, Astlee, Astleigh, Astlie, Astly	Greek
	Aston	From the easterly town.	Ashton, Ashtown, Asten, Astin aston, Astown, Astyn	Old english
	Asvard	Divine, powerfull guardian, protector.	Asvardo	Norse
	Asvor	Discreet	Asvar, Asver, Asvir	Norse
	Aswad	Black	Aswald	Arabic
	Ata	Twin	Atah	Fanti
	Atalik	Like his father.	Atalyk	Hungarian
	Atamai	Knowing all; intellect.	Atama, Atamay	Maori, Tongan
	Atarah	Crown	Atara	Hebrew
	Athan	Immortal	Ateef, Atef, Atek (polish), Athen, Athens, Athin, Athins, Athon, Athons, Athyn, Athyns	Greek
	Athelstan	Reliable, noble, stone.	Athalstan, Athilstan, Athol (scottish), Atholstan, Athylstan	Old english
	Atherton	Dweller at the stream town.	Athaton, Atheton, Atholton	Old english
	Athol	From ireland.	Affol, Affolatan, Athal, Athalton, Athel, Athelton, Athil, Athilton, Atholton, Athyl, Athyton	Gaelic, Scottish
	Ati	Clan, family.	A tie, Atee, Atey, Aty	Maori
	Atid	Sun	Atyd	Thai
	Atif	Caring	Atyf	Arabic
	Atiu	The eldest.		Polynesian
	Atkins	At the relations' place.	Akin, Akins, Akyn, Akyns, Atkin, Atkyn, Atkyns	Old english
	Atley	At the meadow.	Atlea, Atleah, Atlee, Atleigh, Atli, Atlie, Atly, Attlea, Attleah, Attlee, Attleigh, Attley, Attli, Attlie, Attly	English
	Atofu	Noble, fierce wolf, hero. a form of adolf.		Western samoan
	Attila	Father	Atou, Attilah, Attilio, Attyla, Attylah	Greek
	Attlee	At the woods in the meadow.	Atlea, Atleah, Atlee, Atleigh, Atley, Atli, Atlie, Atly, Attlea, Attleah, Attleigh, Attley, Attli, Attlie, Attly	Old english
	Atwater	At the edge of the water.	Attwater	English
	Atwell	At the edge of the well.	Attwel, Atwel	English
	Atwood	At the wood.	Attwood	English
	Atworth	At the farm.	Attworth	English
	Auberon	King of the fairies. a form of oberon.	Oberon	Old german
	Aubrey	Reddish, brown-haired, powerful wise leader.	Alberik, Auberon, Aubree, Aubrie, Aubry, Avery, Oberon	Old french
	Auburn	Reddish, brown-haired.	Abern, Aberne, Abirn, Abirne, Aburn, Aburne, Auban, Auben, Aubern, Auberne, Aubin (french), Aubirn, Aubirne, Auburne	French
	Auden	Old friend.	Audan, Audin, Audon, Audyn	English
	Audie	Noble, strong.	Audi, Audy	German
	Audon	Rich, old.	Audan, Audelon, Auden, Audin	French
	Audric	Wise ruler.	Audrick, Audrik	English
	Audun	Deserted space; old friend.	Audan, Auden, Audon	Old english, Scandinavian
	Auguste	Revered, exalted, worthy of honour.		Latin
	Augustus	Revered, exalted, worthy of honour.	Agust, Agustas, Agustin, Agustus, Agustys, Auguste (french), Augustin, Augustinas (lithuanian), Augustino (italian), Augusto, Augustyne (polish), Austen, Austin, Auston, Avgust (russian)	Latin
	Aukai	Seafarer, sailer.		Hawaiian
	Aurek	Golden-haired.		Polish
	Aurelian	Golden dawn.	Aurel, Aurelio, Aurelius	Latin
	Aurick	Protecting ruler.	Auric, Aurik, Auryck	German
	Austin	Revered, exalted, little but majestic.	Augustin, Austan, Austen, Auston, Austyn	Latin
	Avel	Breath	Avell	Russian
	Avent	Born during advent.	Advent, Aventin, Aventino	French
	Averall	Born in april.	Averal, Averel, Averey, Avery	Middle english
	Avi	My father.	Avy	Hebrew
	Aviv	Youthful, spring time.		Hebrew
	Avlar	Old army.	Avler, Avlor	German
	Avram	Father of the multitudes.	Arram, Avraham, Avrom, Avrum, Avrym	Hebrew
	Awan	Somebody	Awen, Awin, Awon, Awyn	Native american
	Awwal	First born.	Awal	Arabic
	Axel	Source of all life; father of peace.	Axelle, Axil, Axyl	Greek, Norse, Old german
	Axelle	Father of peace.		French
	Aydin	Intelligence; attractive	Aidan, Aiden, Aidin, Aidon, Aidyn, Aydan, Ayden (greek), Aydon, Aydyn	Turkish
	Ayer	Heir, son.		Old french
	Ayinde	Given praise.		Yoruba
	Aylmer	Noble, famous.	Ailmer	Old english
	Aylward	Noble guardian.	Ailward	Old english
	Aylwin	Noble friend.	Ailwan, Ailwen, Ailwin, Ailwyn, Alwan, Alwen, Alwin, Alwon, Alwyn	Old english
	Aymil	Industrious	Aimil, Aimyl	Greek
	Aymon	Mighty, wise protector.	Aiman, Aimen, Aimin, Aimon, Aimyn	French
	Azad	Freedom	Asad, Azad, Azzad	Turkish
	Azaliah	Near the lord, reserved by god	Azalia	Hebrew
	Azariah	God aids and blesses.	Azaria	Hebrew
	Azeem	Defender	Aseem, Asim	Arabic
	Azel	Noble	Azal, Azil, Azol, Azyl	Hebrew
	Azi	Youth	Azee, Azie	Nigerian
	Azik	Laughter, god smiles. a form of isaac.		Hebrew, Russian
	Azim	Great		Arabic
	Azin	Decoration		Persian
	Aziz	Precious		Swahili
	Azuriah	Aided by god.	Azaria, Azariah, Azuria	Hebrew
	Azzan	Great strength.	Azza, Azzah	Hebrew
	Baasu	Prosperous	Basu	Hindi
	Babar	Lion		Hindi
	Badar	Full moon.	Badr, Badru	Arabic
	Baden	To bathe.	Badan, Bade, Badin, Badon, Badyn, Bagan	German
	Badhur	Born at the full moon.	Badhir	Arabic
	Badrick	Axe ruler.	Badric, Badrik, Badryc, Badryck, Badryk	Old english
	Baez	Boar.		Welsh
	Baha	Brilliant.		Arabic
	Bahir	Dazzling, bright.	Bahur	Arabic
	Bahram	Ancient king.	Bairam	Persian
	Bailey	Bailiff, steward, sherriff's officer; from the outer castle wall meadow.	Bail, Bailea, Baileah, Bailee, Baileigh, Baili, Bailie, Baillea, Bailleah, Baillee, Bailleigh, Bailley, Bailli, Baillie, Bailly, Baly, Baylea, Bayleah, Baylee, Bayleigh, Bayli, Baylie	Middle english, Old french
	Bain	Fair-haired	Baenbridge, Baenebridge, Baine, Bainebridge, Bayn, Baynbridge, Bayne, Baynebridge, Bbainbridge	Irish
	Bainbridge	Bridge over white water	Baenbridge, Baenebridge, Bainebridge, Baynbridge, Baynebridge	Old english
	Baird	The minstrel. singer of ballads.	Bairde, Bard, Barde, Bayrd, Bayrde	Gaelic, Irish
	Bais	Awakens.	Bays	Arabic
	Bakari	Promise of nobility.	Bakarie, Bakary	Swahili
	Baker	Baker of bread.		Old english
	Bakr	Camel		Arabic
	Bal	Hair; war council.		Gypsy, Persian
	Bala	Child		Hindi
	Bala-rama	Elder brother.		Sanskrit
	Balbo	Indistinct speaker.	Bailby (french), Balbi (italian), Balbie, Balby	Latin
	Baldemar	Famous, bold prince.	Baldmar, Baldmare, Baldur (norse), Baumer (french)	Teutonic
	Balder	Bold army leader.	Alder, Baudier (french), Baulder	Old english
	Baldric	Bold, princely, powerful ruler.	Baldri, Baldrick, Baldrik, Baldryc, Baldryck, Baldryk, Baudrey	Teutonic
	Baldwin	Bold protector, friend.	Aldwin, Aldwyn, Baden, Baldewin, Baldewyn, Baldovino (italian), Balduin (german, Baldwyn, Baudoin (french), Baudouin, Bawden, Bealdwine, Bodkin, Bowder, Danish), Swedish)	Teutonic
	Balfour	From the pasture place.	Balfor, Balfore	Scottish
	Balin	Mighty warrior from teh stream.	Baline, Balyn, Balyne	Hindi
	Balint	Healthy, strong; one who dances.	Balynt	Hungarian, Latin
	Ballard	Brave, strong.	Balard, Balerd, Ballerd	German
	Balsys	War council.	Balsis	Lithuanian
	Balthasar	May the lord protect the king.	Baldassare (italian), Baltasar (german, Belshazzar (hebrew), Swedish)	Greek
	Banan	White	Banen, Banin, Banon, Banquo (celtic), Banyn	Celtic
	Bancroft	From the bean pasture.	Banbank, Banney	Middle english
	Bandi	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Bandee, Bandey, Bandie, Bandy	Greek, Hungarian
	Bandit	Bushranger	Banditt	English
	Bane	Son of the farmer. a form of bartholomew	Baen, Baene, Bain, Baine, Ban, Bayn, Bayne	Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Banner	Sign bearer.	Banna, Bannah, Bannar, Bannor	English, Scottish
	Banning	Little blond, fair-haired one; son of the slayer.		Gaelic, Irish
	Bao	Treasure		Chinese
	Bapp	Blue gum tree.	Bap	Australian aboriginal
	Bappy	Father		Bangladeshi
	Baptist	To baptise.	Badezon, Baptista, Baptiste, Baptysta (polish), Battista	Greek
	Baradine	Red wallaby.	Baradin, Baradyn, Baradyne	Australian aboriginal
	Barak	Flash of light, lightning.	Barrack, Baruch	Hebrew
	Baram	Son of the people.	Barem, Barom, Barym, Berim	Hebrew
	Baran	Ram	Baren, Barin, Baron, Barran, Barren, Barrin, Barron, Barryn, Baryn	Russian
	Barasa	Meeting area.	Barasah	Kikuyu
	Barber	Beard		Latin
	Barclay	From the meadow of the birch tree.	Barclaey, Barkclay, Bartlea, Bartlee, Bartleeah, Bartleigh, Bartley, Berkelea, Berkeleah, Berkelee, Berkeleigh, Berkeley, Berkelie, Berkely, Berklea, Berkleah, Berklee, Berkley	Old english
	Bard	Poet	Baird (scottish), Bairde, Barde (french), Bardoul (french)	Gaelic, Irish
	Barden	From the valley where barley is grown, from the poet's valley.	Baedan, Baede, Baeden, Baedin, Baedon, Baedyn, Baird, Bairdan, Bairden, Bairdin, Bairdon, Bairdyn, Bardan, Barden, Bardon, Bardyn	Old english
	Bardick	Ruler with an axe.		Old english
	Bardin	Ironbark tree.	Bardan, Barden, Bardin, Bardon, Bardyn	Australian aboriginal
	Bardo	Giant; light or water.	Bardot	Australian aboriginal, German
	Bardolf	Bright, fierce wolf; axe wolf.	Bardell, Bardolfe, Bardolph, Bardolphe	Old english, Teutonic
	Bardrick	Axe ruler.	Bardric, Bardrik, Bardryck, Bardryk	Teutonic
	Barend	Strong bear.	Barand	Dutch
	Baringa	Light	Baringah	Australian aboriginal
	Barker	Birch tree.	Barklea, Barkleah, Barklee, Barkleigh, Barkley, Barkly	Old english
	Barlow	Dweller at the low barley hill, dweller at the bare hill.	Barlowe	Old english
	Barnabas	Son of prophecy.	Barna (italian), Barnaba (italian), Barnabe (french), Barnabie, Barnaby, Barnebas, Barnebus (spanish), Barnibas, Barnibus, Bernabe, Burnabas, Burnaby	Greek, Hebrew
	Barnard	Bold as a bear, brave bear.	Barnet, Barnett, Barnhard, Barnhardo, Barnhart, Bearnard (scottish), Berents (lettish), Bernad, Bernadek, Bernadyn, Bernaldim, Bernaldo (italian), Bernard (italian, Berneen (irish), Berngard, Spanish)	French
	Barnes	Brave bear, barn worker.		English
	Barnett	Leader of honourable birth.	Barnet, Barnete, Barnette	English
	Barney	Dweller from the barn.	Barnee, Barni, Barnie, Barny	Old english
	Barnum	From the noble person's stone house.		Old english
	Barny	A short form for names beginning with "barn".		Old english
	Baron	Noble person; son of aaron, son of the enlightened one.	Baran, Baren, Barin, Baron, Barran, Barren, Barrin, Barron, Barryn, Baryn, Beron	Hebrew, Old english
	Barr	Gateway; bear.	Bar, Barre	German, Old english
	Barra	Fair-haired.	Bara, Barah, Barrah	Irish
	Barret	Strong, mighty like a bear.	Baret, Barett, Barit, Baritt, Barrhet, Barrhett, Barrit, Barritt, Baryt, Barytt	Teutonic
	Barric	From the grain farm.	Barrick, Barrik, Baryc, Baryck, Baryk, Beric, Berrick, Berrik, Beryc, Beryck, Beryk	English
	Barrington	From the fenced town.	Barington	English, French
	Barris	Son of harris, son of the army ruler.	Baris, Barrys, Barys	Old welsh
	Barry	Son of harris, son of the army ruler.	Baris, Barrys, Barys	Old welsh
	Bart	Son. a short form of bartholomew, son of the farmer.	Barte, Barth, Bartholomew	Hebrew
	Barth	A short form of bartholomew, son of the farmer.	Bart, Barte, Bartholomew	Hebrew
	Bartholomew	Hill, furrow. son of the farmer.	Baremo, Barholomee, Bartek (polish), Bartel (german), Barteleleus (swedish), Bartelmes (dutch), Barteo (illyrian), Barth, Barthel, Barthel (german), Barthelemi (french), Barthelemy (french), Berthol	Hebrew
	Bartley	From the barley meadow.	Bart, Bartlea, Bartleah, Bartlee, Bartleigh, Bartlet, Bartlett, Bartli, Bartlie, Bartly, Beartlaiah (irish)	Old english
	Barton	Bart's town. from the barley town.	Barta, Bartin, Bartn, Bartyn	Old english
	Bartram	Glorious raven.	Barthram, Bertram	English
	Baruch	Blessed		Hebrew
	Baruti	One who teaches.		Botswana
	Barwon	Magpie		Australian aboriginal
	Basam	Smiling	Basem, Basim, Bassam, Bassem, Bassim	Arabic
	Basil	Like a king, royal, majestic, basil herb.	Basile (french), Basilio (italian, Basilius (dutch, Basino, Bazel (dutch), Bazyli (polynesian), German, Portuguese), Spanish), Swedish), Vasilis, Vassili, Vassilij, Vassily	Greek
	Basir	Seer, psychic.	Basyr	Arabic
	Bassam	Smiling		Arabic
	Bassett	Little one.	Baset, Basett, Basset	English
	Bastien	Venerable, old, great; revered. a form of sebastian, honoured above all others.	Baste, Bastiane, Bastion, Bastyan, Bastyane, Bastyon	German, Greek
	Bat	Son of the farmer. a form of bartholomew.	Bato	English
	Baudier	Balder		French
	Baul	Wind		Gypsy
	Baum	Tree	Baume	German
	Bavol	Wind, air.	Baval, Bavel, Bavil, Bavyl, Beval, Bevel, Bevil, Bevyl	Gypsy
	Baxter	A baker of bread.		Old english
	Bay	Seventh-born son; chestnut, brown; to howl.	Baye	English, French, Vietnamese
	Bayard	Reddish, brown-haired.	Baiardo (italian), Baylen	Old french
	Bayleigh	Bailiff, steward, sherriff's officer; from the outer castle wall meadow.	Ba, Bail, Bailea, Baileah, Bailee, Baileigh, Bailey, Baili, Bailie, Baillea, Bailleah, Baillee, Bailleigh, Bailley, Bailli, Baillie, Bailly, Baly, Baylea, Bayleah, Baylee, Bayli, Baylie	Middle english, Old french
	Beacan	Small	Beacen, Becan, Becen	Irish
	Beacher	Dweller at the birch tree.	Beecher	Old english
	Beagan	Little one.	Beegan	Irish
	Beal	Handsome. a form of beau.	Beal, Beale, Beall, Bealle, Beil, Beill, Beille, Bel	English, French
	Beaman	Bee keeper.	Beamen, Beeman, Beemen	Old english
	Beamer	Trumpet player.	Beemer	Old english
	Beamon	Good	Beemon	Irish
	Bear	Grizzly bear.		English
	Bearach	Spear-like one.		Irish
	Beasley	From the meadow where peas are grown, from the bee keeper's meadow.	Beaslea, Beasleah, Beaslee, Beasleigh, Beaslie, Beasly	Old english
	Beattie	One who grants blessings.	Beatie, Beatty, Beetie, Beety	Gaelic, Irish
	Beau	Handsome	Bo	Old french
	Beaudene	Handsome one from the valley.	Beaudean, Bodean, Bodeane	Old french
	Beaufort	From the handsome fort.	Bofort	French
	Beaumont	Handsome mountain.	Bomont	French
	Beauregard	Handsome guard.	Beaureguard, Boregard, Boreguard	French
	Beaver	Beaver	Beever	English
	Bebe	Baby		Spanish
	Becan	Little	Becen, Becin, Becon, Becyn	Irish
	Becher	First-born child.	Beacher, Beecher	Hebrew
	Beck	From the small stream, a brook.		Middle english, Scandinavian
	Bedaws	Birch tree.		Welsh
	Bede	Prayer		Middle english
	Bedir	Full moon.	Bedire, Bedyr, Bedyre	Turkish
	Bedivere	Hero of the birch tree meadow.	Bedver, Bedwin, Bedwyn	Welsh
	Beegan	Little	Beagan	Irish
	Bejay	Handsome jay bird.	B.j., Beajae, Beajah, Beajai, Beejae, Beejai, Beejay, Beejaye	English, French
	Bela	Handsome; white; bright.	Belah, Beldon	French, Hungarian, Slavic
	Beldan	Dweller from the handsome valley.	Baliden, Balidin, Balidon, Balidyn, Beldan, Belden, Beldin, Beldon, Beldyn, Belidan, Belldan, Bellden, Belldin, Belldon, Belldyn	English, French
	Beli	Brightness	Belee, Beley, Belile, Bely	Welsh
	Bell	Handsome; ringer of bells.	Bel	English, French
	Bellamy	Handsome, fair-haired one.	Belami, Belamie, Belamy	Old french
	Bello	Islam helper.	Belo	African
	Belmiro	Handsome	Belmirow, Belmyro, Belmyrow	Portuguese
	Belveder	Beautiful to look at.	Belvedere, Belvidere	Italian
	Bem	Peace	Behm	Tiv
	Bemidii	From the river near the lake.	Bemidi	Ojibwa
	Bemus	Platform	Bemis	Latin
	Ben	Son. the short form of benjamin.	Benedict, Benjamin, Benn	Hebrew
	Ben-hur	Son of hur, purity.	Ben-hir	Hebrew
	Benard	Brave bear.	Barnard, Barney, Barny, Bern, Bernie, Berny, Nardo	French
	Bendall	From the corner where beans are grown.	Bendal	Old english
	Benedict	Blessed	B, Banet, Banko, Baruch, Benayt, Bendic, Bendick, Bendict, Bendik (norse), Bendikkas (lithuanian), Bendix, Benedetto (italian), Benedic, Benedick, Benedictas (lithuanian), Benedicto (spanish), Benedik	Latin
	Beniah	Warrior of david.	Benaiah, Benajah, Benaya, Benia	Hebrew, Jewish
	Benign	Kind-hearted.	Benigne	French
	Benito	Blessed	Benedo, Benino, Bennito, Benno, Beno, Benyto, Betto	Italian, Latin
	Benjamin	Son of my right hand, favourite son.	B, Banjaman, Banjamen, Banjamin, Banjamyn, Beathan (scottish), Bengaman, Bengamen, Bengamin, Bengamon, Bengamyn, Bengee, Bengey, Bengi, Bengie, Bengy, Beniamino (italian), Benjaman, Benjamen, Benjamon	Hebrew
	Benji	Favourite son. the short form of benjamin.	Bengee, Bengey, Bengi, Bengie, Bengy, Benjee, Benjey, Benjie, Benjy, Bennjee, Bennjey, Bennji, Bennjie, Bennjy	Hebrew
	Benjiro	One who enjoys peace.		Japanese
	Benjy	Son of my right hand.		Hebrew
	Bennes	Blessed		Czech
	Bennet	Little blessed one.	Benet, Benett, Benit, Benitt, Bennett, Benoit, Benoitt, Bensan, Bensen, Bensin, Benson, Bensyn, Benyt, Benytt	French
	Benny	Son of my right hand. a short form of names beginning with "ben".	Ben, Bene, Benee, Benn, Benne, Bennee, Benney, Benni, Bennie, Benno	Hebrew
	Beno	Member of the band; son.		Hebrew, Mwera
	Benoit	Blessed. a form of benedict.		French
	Benoni	Sorrow	Benonee, Benoney, Benony	Hebrew
	Benson	Son of benjamin, son of the favourite son.	Bennsan, Bennsen, Bennsin, Bennson, Bensan, Bensen, Bensin, Bensyn	Hebrew
	Bentley	From the grassy moor.	Bentlea, Bentleah, Bentlee, Bentleigh, Bentli, Bentlie, Bently	Old english
	Benton	Dweller from the moor town.	Bentan, Benten, Bentin, Bentyn	English
	Benzi	Son of zion, son of the sign.	Benzee, Benzey, Benzie, Benzy	Hebrew
	Beppe	God will incerease, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Bepe, Pepe, Peppe	Hebrew, Italian
	Ber	Dweller	Berlin, Berlyn	Old norse
	Berach	Looking straight at the mark.	Berac, Berack, Berak, Birac, Birack, Birak, Burac, Burack, Burak	Irish
	Berdy	Clever	Berdee, Berdey, Berdy	Russian
	Bered	Sprinkle	Beared	Hebrew
	Berenger	Bear spear.	Beringer	Teutonic
	Beresford	From the barley ford, from the ford near the berries.	Beresfrode	Old english
	Berg	From the mountain or hill.	Bergen, Berger, Bergin, Borg, Borga, Borge, Bourke, Burke	German
	Bergen	Shepherd; place on the hill.	Bergan, Berger, Bergin, Bergon, Bergyn	French, Old german
	Bergren	Mountain stream.	Berggren, Bergin	Scandinavian
	Berk	Rugged one.	Berc, Berck, Berke	Turkish
	Berke	Rugged one.	Burke	Turkish
	Berkeley	Meadow where birch trees grow.	Barclay, Barklea, Barkleah, Barklee, Barkleigh, Barkley, Barklie, Barkly, Berklay, Berklea, Berkleah, Berklee, Berkleigh, Berkley, Berklie, Berkly	Irish, Old english
	Berl	Wine servant; tree with a knot.	Berle, Burl, Burle	English, German
	Berlyn	Son of berl, son of the wine servant; tree with a knot by the pool.	Berl, Berle, Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh, Berley, Berlin, Burlin, Burlyn	English, German
	Bern	Bold as a bear, warrior. a short form of bernard.		Teutonic
	Bernard	Bold as a bear, warrior.	B, Baernaldim, Barnard (french), Barnet, Bearnard (scottish), Berets (lettish), Bernad, Bernadek, Bernadyn, Bernaldo (italian), Bernard (italian, Berneen (irish), Bernett, Berngard (russian), Spanish)	Teutonic
	Bernie	Bold as a bear, warrior. a short form of bernard.	Barnee, Barney, Barni, Barnie, Baryny, Bernee, Berni, Bernie, Burnee, Burney, Burni, Burnie, Burny	Teutonic
	Bernstein	Amber stone.	Bernsteen, Bernsteyn, Bernsteyne	German
	Berrigan	Wattle		Australian aboriginal
	Berringar	Sunset		Australian aboriginal
	Berry	Berry, small fruit.	Berri, Berrie	Old english
	Bersh	Young one, yearling.	Besh	Gypsy
	Bert	Bright, nobility, illustrious. a short form of names ending in "bert".	Burt	Old english
	Berthold	Bright ruler.	Berthoud (french), Bertin, Bertoide, Bertold, Bertoldi (italian), Bertolt, Bertuccio (italian), Burthold, Burtholde	Teutonic
	Bertil	Bright	Bertyl, Birtil, Birtyl, Burtil, Burtyl, Byrtil	Scandinavian
	Bertin	Special friend.	Bertan, Berten, Berton, Bertyn, Burtan, Burten, Burtin, Burton, Burtyn	Spanish
	Berto	Noble, industrious, bright, famous. a form of alberto.	Burto	German, Spanish
	Berton	From the brilliant one's town.	Berten, Burton	Old english
	Bertram	Bright, shining, famous raven.	Bartok, Bartram, Beltran (spanish), Bertramus, Bertran, Bertrand (french), Bertrando (italian), Bertrem	Teutonic
	Bertrand	Bright shield.	Bertran, Bertrando, Bertranno, Burtrand	German
	Berwick	From the barley farm.	Berwic, Berwik, Berwyc, Berwyck, Berwyk	Old english
	Berwin	Powerful son, harvester friend, bear friend.	Berwyn, Berwynn, Berwynne	English
	Bethlem	House of bread.	Bethlam	Hungarian
	Betram	Bright raven.	Bartram, Bertram, Bertrand, Bertrando, Bertrem, Bertrym	Teutonic
	Beval	Windy	Bevel, Bevil, Bevyl	English
	Bevan	Son of evan, son of the well-born one; glorious raven, son of the warrior; young archer.	Beaven, Beavon, Beven, Bevin, Bevon, Bevyn	Celtic, English, Welsh
	Beverly	From the beaver stream meadow.	Beverlea, Beverleah, Beverlee, Beverleigh, Beverley, Beverlie	Old english
	Bevis	Fair view; oxen.	Beavis, Beavys, Bevys, Eudes	Old english, Old french
	Beynon	Reliable	Beinon	Welsh
	Bhima	Might, strong.	Bhama	Sanskrit
	Bickel	Pick axe.	Bikel	German
	Bickford	From the pick-axe maker's ford.	Bickforde	Old english
	Bigtha	Gift of god.		Persian
	Bijan	Ancient hero.	Bihjan, Bijann	Persian
	Bilal	The chosen one.	Bila, Billal	Arabic
	Bill	Wilful one. a short form of william.	Billy	German
	Billy	Wilful one. a short form of william.	Bill, Billee, Billey, Billie	English, German
	Biloela	Cockatoo		Australian aboriginal
	Bilyana	Wedge-tailed eagle.	Bilyan, Bilyanah	Australian aboriginal
	Binah	Understanding, wise.	Bina, Byna, Bynah	Hebrew
	Bindus	Blessed	Bindis	Lettish
	Bing	Clearing with a hollow. a short from of names beginning with "bing".		Teutonic
	Bingham	One who lives by the bridge.	Bing, Bingam	German
	Binh	Peace	Bin	Vietnamese
	Bink	Dweller by the sloping bank.	Binkentios	English
	Birch	Birch tree.	Birk	Old english
	Birger	Rescuer	Berger	Norwegian
	Birin	Clif		Australian aboriginal
	Birkey	Birch tree.	Berkey, Berkie, Berky, Birkee, Birkie, Birky	Old english
	Birkitt	From the birch tree coast.	Burkett, Burkitt	English
	Birley	From the birch tree meadow.	Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh, Berley, Berly, Birlea, Birleah, Birlee, Birleigh, Birly	Old english
	Birney	Dweller on the birch tree island.	Berney, Bernie, Berny, Birney, Birnie, Birny, Burney, Burnie, Burny	Old english
	Birtle	From the birch tree hill with the birds.		Old english
	Bishop	Bishop		Old english
	Bjorn	A bear.		Scandinavian
	Black	Dark complexioned.		Old english
	Blackburn	From the black stream; from the burnt field.	Blackbern, Blackberne, Blackburne	English, Scottish
	Blade	Prosperity, gory, knife, sword; lean.	Blaid, Blaide, Blane, Blaney, Blayd, Blayde, Blayne	Irish, Old english
	Bladen	Joyful		German
	Bladud	Belonging to the fierce wolf tribe.		Welsh
	Blagden	From the dark valley.		Old english
	Blaggost	Good, welcomed.		Slavic
	Blagorod	Good birth.		Illyrian
	Blaine	Slender; flame.	Blain, Blane, Blaney, Blayn, Blayne (irish)	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Blair	From the marsh on the field or plain; field of battle.	Blaire	Gaelic, Irish, Scottish
	Blaise	Burning flames; lisp, stutter, babbler.	Balas (hungarian), Balds (hungarian), Biagio (italian), Blais, Blaize, Blas (spanish), Blase, Blasias, Blasien (german), Blasio, Blasius (swedish), Blayse, Blayze, Blaze (french)	French, Latin, Old english
	Blake	Dark hair/complexion	Blaec, Blaek, Blaik, Blaike, Blayk, Blayke	Old english
	Blakeley	From the black meadow.	Balkeli, Blakelea, Blakeleah, Blakelee, Blakeleigh, Blakelie, Blakely	Old english
	Blakey	Little fair-haired one.		Old english
	Blanco	White	Blanko	Spanish
	Bland	Mild. gentle.	Blande	Latin
	Blandford	Where the grey-haired one crosses the ford.	Blandforde, Blanford, Blanforde	Old english
	Blase	One who stammers.	Balas (hungarian), Balds (hungarian), Biagio (italian), Biago (italian), Blais, Blaise (english, Blas (spanish), Blasias, Blasien (german), Blasio, Blasius (swedish), Blayse, Blayze (english), French)	Greek
	Blaxland	From the black land.		Old english
	Bleddian	Little fierce. hero wolf.	Bleddin, Bledian, Bledin, Bledyn	Welsh
	Bledig	Fierce wolf.	Bledri	Welsh
	Blenda	Amazing one.	Blendah	German
	Bliss	Bringer of joy. happiness.	Blis, Blys, Blyss	Old english
	Blumenthal	From the flowery valley.		German
	Blundel	Blond-haired.	Blundell, Blundelle, Blunden	Old french
	Bly	High	Bli, Bligh, Bly	Native american
	Blythe	Cheerful. gentle	Blith, Blithe, Blyth	Old english
	Bo	Most treasured, precious.	Beau	Chinese
	Boaz	Swift, fast, strong, the strength of the lord.	Bo	Hebrew
	Bob	Famous, brilliant. a short form of robert.	Bobb, Rob	English
	Bobby	Famous, brilliant. a short form of robert.	Bobbey, Bobbi, Bobbie, Bobek (czech), Bobey, Bobie, Boby	English
	Bobo	Born on a tuesday.		Ghanian
	Bodaway	Maker of fire.		Native american
	Boden	Shelter; messenger	Bodene, Bodine, Bodyn	Old french, Scadinavian
	Bodhi	Awakening, enlightenment.		P
	Bodie	A shelter.	Bodee	Scandinavian
	Bodil	Dominant warrior.	Bodyl	Norse
	Bodnar	Lead warrior in battle.	Bodna	Danish
	Bodo	Leader		German
	Bodua	Tail of an animal.	Boduah	Akan
	Bodulf	Fierce wolf leader.		Danish
	Bogart	Strong bow; archer.	Bo, Bogar, Bogey, Bogie	Danish, Old frech
	Bogdan	God's gift.	Bogden, Bogdin, Bogdon, Bogdyn	Slavic
	Bogo	Bow		German
	Bogomil	Receives god's love and praise.	Bogo, Bogomile, Bogomyl	Slavic
	Bogoslav	Receives god's glory.	Bogo	Slavic
	Bohdan	Proud ruler.	Bogdan, Bogdashka, Bohdon	Ukrainian
	Bohumir	God is great.		Czech
	Boldisar	Member of the war council.		Hungarian
	Boleslav	Greatest glory.	Boleslaw (polish)	Slavic
	Bolton	From the bold one's manor town.	Boltan, Bolten, Boltin, Boltyn	Old english
	Bomani	Strong warrior.	Bomany	Malawian
	Bon	Good	Bono	Latin
	Bonar	Courteous, gentle, kind.	Bonnar, Bonner	Old french
	Bonaro	Good friend.	Bon, Bona, Bonah, Bonar	Italian, Spanish
	Bonaventure	Good adventure.	Boaventura (portuguese)	Italian
	Bond	To bind, one who tills the soil.		English
	Boniface	Handsome face; a do gooder.	Bonifacio (italian, Bonifacius (german, Dutch), Spanish), Swedish)	Italian, Latin
	Bono	All good, good.	Bon, Bonus	Latin
	Booker	Book reader.		Old english
	Boone	Good, blood blessing.	Boon	Old french
	Booral	Large		Boral
	Booth	Shelter, hut.	Boothe	English, Old norse
	Bor	From the row of hedges.		Gypsy
	Borak	Lightning, flash of light.	Borac, Borack	Arabic
	Borden	From the valley of the boars.	Bordan, Bordin< bordon, Bordyn	Old english
	Borg	From the settlement area; from the castle.	Borge	Old norse, Scandinavian
	Boris	Warrior; stranger, unknown.	Borka, Borys	Russian, Slavic
	Borka	Warrior	Borkah, Borkinka	Russian
	Bornani	Warrior		Malawian
	Borr	Young	Bor	Swedish
	Boru	Surname of a king who united ireland - killed in battle clontarf 1215ce. full name - brian boru.		Irish
	Boryslaw	Glorious battle.		Polish
	Boseda	Born on a sunday.	Bosedah	Nigerian
	Bosley	From the boar meadow with the trees.	Boslea, Bosleah, Boslee, Bosleigh, Boslie, Bosly	Old english
	Boston	From the boar town.	Bostan, Bosten, Bostin, Bostyn	Old english
	Boswell	From the boar enclosure by the stream.	Boswel	Old english
	Bosworth	From the boar enclosure.		Old english
	Botan	Long-lived.		Japanese
	Botolf	Herald wolf.		Old english
	Bour	Rock		African
	Bourey	Country		Cambodian
	Bourne	From the stream.	Born, Borne, Bourn	Old english
	Boutros	Rock. a form of peter.	Boutro	Arabic, Greek
	Bowen	Son of owen, son of the well-born one; little, victorious one.	Bohan, Bohann, Bohannon, Bowan, Bowden, Bowin, Bowon, Bowyn, Bowynn	Gaelic, Old english
	Bowie	Blond-haired.	Bowee, Bowey, Bowy	Irish
	Bowle	Snail		Gypsy
	Bowyer	Maker of bows.	Bowier	Old english
	Boy	Young man.		English
	Boyce	One who lives near the forest.		French
	Boyd	Blond-haired.	Boydan, Boyde, Boyden, Boydin, Boydon, Boydyn	Gaelic, Scottish
	Boyne	White cow.	Boine, Boyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Boynton	From the white cow river town.	Boyntown	Gaelic, Irish
	Bozider	God's gift.		Russian
	Bracey	Brave. fighter.	Bracii, Bracy, Braecy, Braycee, Braycey	Australian
	Brad	Broad meadow; clearing in the woods. a short form of bradley.	Bradd	Old english, Scottish
	Bradburn	From the broad stream.	Bradbern, Bradberne, Bradborn, Bradborne, Bradbourn, Bradbourne	Old english
	Braden	From the broad valley, salmon.	Bradan, Brade, Bradie, Bradin, Bradon, Bradyn	Irish, Old english
	Bradford	From the broad ford.	Braddford, Bradforde	Old english
	Bradley	A broad lea, meadow; broad clearing in the wood.	Braddley, Bradly	Old english, Scottish
	Bradman	Broad man.	Bradmen	Old english
	Bradon	From the broad valley.	Bradan, Braden, Bradin, Bradon, Bradyn, Braeden, Braedin, Braedon, Braedyn	English
	Bradshaw	From the broad shore.	Braddshaw, Braddshore	Old english
	Bradwell	From the broad stream.	Braddwel, Braddwell, Bradwel	Old english
	Brady	Spirited one from the long island; broad one.	Braedy, Braidey, Braidie	English, Gaelic, Irish
	Brae	Hill	Bray (old english)	Scottish
	Braedan	From the dark valley.	Braeden, Braydan, Brayden	Irish
	Brage	A god in norse mythology, son of odin.	Bragg, Braggo	Old norse
	Bragi	Poet		Scandinavian
	Braham	Creator.	Braheem, Braheim, Brahiem, Brahm	Hindi
	Brainard	Fierce, bold raven.	Bainard	Old english
	Brajan	Brother		Illyrian
	Bram	Father of the multitudes. a short form of names beginning with "bram".	Bramm	Hebrew
	Bramwell	From the bramble bush stream	Bramwel	Old english
	Bran	Raven	Brad, Brande, Brann	Celtic
	Branch	Tree branch.	Bran	Latin
	Brand	Torch, beacon. a short form of names beginning with "brand".	Bran, Brande, Brando	Old english
	Brandan	Youthful, bold, brave; raven.	Branden, Brandon, Brendan, Brenden, Brendon	Celtic, Gaelic, Irish
	Branden	Beacon in the valley.	Brandan, Brandin, Brandon, Brandyn	English
	Brander	Torch, sword.	Brandar, Brandir, Brandor	Old norse
	Brando	Raven		Celtic, Old english
	Brandon	Raven	Brandan, Branden, Brandin, Brandyn	Celtic, Old english
	Brandt	Proud rave.	Brand	English
	Brandy	Brandy, wine.	Brandey	Dutch
	Brannon	From the beacon hill.	Branan, Branen, Brannan, Brannen, Brannin, Brannyn, Bransin, Brantson	English, Irish
	Branson	Son of brandon, son of the raven.	Bransan, Bransen, Bransin, Bransyn, Brantson	English
	Brant	Proud one; firebrand.	Brandt	Old english
	Branwell	Raven from the stream.	Branwel	Celtic
	Brasil	War	Brasill	Irish
	Bravac	Wild boar.	Bravack, Bravak, Bravoc, Bravock, Bravok	Slavic
	Brawley	From the hill meadow.	Brawlea, Brawleah, Brawlee, Brawleigh, Brawli, Brawlie, Brawly	Old english
	Braxton	From brock's town, from the badger's town.	Braxtan, Braxten, Braxtin, Braxtyn	English
	Brayden	Brave		English
	Brazil	Strength	Brazill, Brazille, Brazyl, Brazyll, Brazylle	Celtic
	Breck	Freckled	Brec, Breik (gaelic), Brek	Irish
	Brede	Iceberg	Bred	Scandinavian
	Breese	Son of rhys, son of the ardent, enthusiastic one.	Brease, Breaz, Breaze, Breez, Breeze	Old english
	Brencis	Crowned with laurel leaves.	Brencys	Latin, Latvian
	Brendan	Little raven; sword.	Brandan, Branden, Brandin, Brandon, Brandyn, Brannan, Brannen, Brannin, Brannon, Breendan, Brenden, Brendin, Brendon, Brendyn, Brennden, Brenndin, Brenndon, Brenndyn	Celtic, Irish
	Brennan	Sip, taste of water.	Brenan, Brenen, Brennen, Brennin, Brennon, Brennun, Brennyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Brent	From the burnt field on the steep hill. a short form of brenton.	Brentan, Brenten, Brentin, Brenton, Brentun, Brentyn	English
	Brenton	From the town on the steep hill.	Brentan, Brenten, Brentin, Brentown, Brentun, Brentyn	Old english
	Brett	Briton, british.	Bret, Bretan, Breten, Bretin, Brettan, Bretten, Brettin, Bretton, Brettun, Brettyn, Bretyn, Britt, Brittain, Brittan, Britten, Brittin, Britton, Brittun, Brittyn	Celtic
	Brewster	One who brews beer, ale maker.	Brewstar, Brewstarr, Brewstir, Brewstor	English
	Brian	Hill; strong one, honourable, virtuous.	Braiano (italian), Briant, Brien, Brient, Brion, Bryan, Bryant, Bryce (scottish, Brycen, Brydan, Bryden, Brydon, Bryon, Gaelic), Rian, Rien, Rion, Ryan, Ryin, Ryon	Celtic, Irish
	Brick	Bridge, stone building material.	Bric, Brik, Bryc, Bryck, Bryk	English
	Bridgely	From te meadow near the bridge.	Bridgelea, Bridgeleah, Bridgelee, Bridgelei, Bridgeleigh, Bridgeley, Bridgeli, Bridgelie	English
	Bridger	Builder of bridges.	Bridgar, Bridge, Bridges, Bridgir, Bridgor	Old english
	Brighton	Geographical. from brighton in england, from the sunny town.		English
	Bringham	Dweller b the enclosed bridge homestead.	Bringhem, Bringholm	Old english
	Brinley	Burnt meadow. also a girl's name (but less common) and also a surname.	Brinlee, Brinleigh	Old english
	Brishan	Born in the rain.	Brishen, Brishin, Brishon, Bryshan	Gypsy
	Brit	From britain.	Britt	Scottish
	Brock	A badger.	Broc, Brok	Old english
	Brockley	From the badger meadow.		Old english
	Brod	Bored. a short form of broderick, renowned ruler.	Brodie, Brody	English
	Broder	Brother	Brodey, Brody	Scandinavian
	Broderick	From the broad ridge; son of a famous ruler.		Middle english, Welsh
	Brodie	Brother; second-born son; canal builder. short form of broderick	Brodee, Broden, Brodey, Brodi, Brodie, Brody	Gaelic, Irish, Scandinavian, Scottish
	Brodny	From the place by the stream.	Brodney	Slavic
	Bromley	Dweller in the meadow.	Bromlea, Bromleah, Bromlee, Bromleigh, Bromlie, Bromly	Old english
	Brone	Sorrowful one.	Bron	Celtic
	Bronislav	Glorious one, weapon.	Bronyslav	Slavic
	Bronson	Brown's son, son of the brown-haired one.	Bronsan, Bronsen, Bronsin	Old english
	Brook	Dweller from the stream.	Brooke, Brooks	Old english
	Brooks	Brook's son, son of the dweller by the stream.		English
	Brougher	Dweller at the tower fortress.	Brough	Old english
	Broughton	From the tower fortress town.	Broughtan, Broughten, Broughtown	Old english
	Brown	Brown-haired one.	Browne	Middle english
	Bruce	Dweller in the woods.		Old english, Old french
	Bruno	Brown haired.	Braun (german)	Italian, Portuguese, Teutonic
	Brunon	Brown	Brunen, Brunin, Brunyn	Polish
	Brutus	Liberator of rome.	Brutis, Brutos	Latin
	Bryan	Strong one.	Brian	Irish
	Bryant	Strong, honourable. a form of bryan.	Briant, Brient	English
	Bryce	Ambitious, quick-minded; son of rhys, son of the ardent, enthusiastic one.	Brice, Bryse	Celtic, Gaelic, Scottish, Welsh
	Brychan	Freckled		Welsh
	Bryden	Geographical - from bryden in england, from the hill in the valley.	Briden	English
	Bryn	Mountain; boundary line.	Brin, Brinn, Brynn	Latin, Welsh
	Brynmor	Large hill; hill in the moors.	Brinmor, Brinmore, Brynmore	English, Welsh
	Bryon	Twisting vine, bear; cottage.	Brian	English, German
	Bryson	Bryce's son, son of the ambitious, quick-minded one.	Brison	Welsh
	Bu	Leader		Vietnamese
	Bubba	Mate, freind.	Bubbah	American
	Buchanan	House of the clergy.	Buchanen, Buchannan	Gaelic, Scottish
	Buck	Male deer, buck. a short form of names beginning with "buck".		Old english
	Buckley	Dweller at the buck / deer meadow.	Bucklea, Buckleah, Bucklee, Buckleigh, Buckly	Old english
	Bud	Messenger, friend.	Buddy	Old english
	Buddy	Messenger, friend.	Bud	Old english
	Buell	Dweller at the hill.		German
	Buford	From the ford near the cattle.	Burford	English
	Bundy	Freedom, free man.	Bundey	Old english
	Bunyan	Place where pigeons live.	Bunyen, Bunyin, Bunyon	Australian aboriginal
	Burac	Storm, tempest.	Burack, Burak	Slavic
	Burbank	Dweller at the castle slope.	Berbank	Old english
	Burch	Birch tree. a short form of burchard.	Birch, Birche	Middle english
	Burchard	Powerful, strong castle.		Old english
	Burden	Birch tree valley.	Berdan, Berden, Berdon, Birdan, Birden, Birdin, Birdon, Burdan, Burdin, Burdon	Old english
	Burdett	Little shield.	Berdet, Berdett, Berdette, Burdet, Burdette	Old english
	Burford	From the birch tree ford.	Berford, Berforde, Burforde	Old english
	Burgess	Dweller in the birch trees.	Bergess	Old english
	Burian	Dweller near the weeds.	Berian, Beriane, Beryan, Beryane, Birian, Biriane, Buriane	Ukranian
	Burke	Dweller from the birch tree manor on the hill.	Berk, Berke, Birk, Birke, Bourke, Burk, Byrk, Byrke	Old english
	Burkett	From the little stronghold.	Berkette, Birket, Birkett, Burket, Burkette	Old french
	Burl	Wine servant; tree with a knot.	Bearl, Bearle, Berl, Berlton, Birl, Birle, Burle, Burlea, Burleah, Burlee, Burleigh, Burley, Burlie, Burly, Burnell, Burnett, Burnette	English, Old english
	Burleigh	Clearing at the manor with knotted tree trunks.	Berlea, Berleah, Berlee, Berleigh, Berley, Berlie, Berly, Birlea, Birleah, Birlee, Birleigh, Birley, Birlie, Birly, Burlea, Burleah, Burlee, Burlie	Old english
	Burnaby	From the warrior's estate.	Barnabee, Barnabey, Barnabi, Barnabie, Barnaby, Burnabey, Burnabie	Old norse
	Burne	From the stream.	Bern, Berne, Bourn, Bourne, Burn	Old english
	Burnell	Little brown haired one.	Bernall, Bernalle, Bernel, Bernell, Bernelle, Birnel, Birnell, Birnelle, Burnele, Burnelle	Old french
	Burnett	Burnt nettle.	Bernet, Bernett, Birnett	English
	Burney	Dweller at the burnt stream island.	Berney, Bernie, Birnie, Birny	Old english
	Burns	From the stream.	Bern, Berne, Bernes, Birne, Birnes, Burn, Burne, Burnes	Scottish
	Burr	Prickly coat; youthful.	Bur, Burral, Burrel, Burril	English, Swedish
	Burril	Wallaby	Bural, Burel, Buril, Burol, Burral, Burrel, Burrol, Burryl	Australian aboriginal
	Burris	From the birch tree town.	Buris, Buriss	English
	Burt	Bright. a short form of burton, bright, famous town.	Bert, Birt	Old english
	Burton	Bright, famous town.	Bertan, Berten, Bertin, Berton, Birtan, Birten, Birtin, Birton, Burtan, Burten, Burtin, Burtyn	Old english
	Busby	Dweller at the village thicket.	Busbey, Busbie, Busby	Old norse, Scottish
	Bushrod	Shrub, bush.		Old danish
	Buster	Raider		English
	Butcher	Butcher	Butch	American, English
	Butler	Head servant.		French
	Buzz	Noisy, busy.		English
	Byford	Dweller by the river ford.	Biforde, Byforde	Old english
	Byram	Celebration	Biram	Aramaic
	Byrd	Bird-like.	Berd, Bird	Old english
	Byrger	Guardian warrior.	Berger, Burger	Danish
	Byrne	Dweller from the field in the summit.	Bern, Berne, Bernes, Burn, Burne, Burnes, Byrn, Byrnes	Celtic
	Byron	Bear strength; from the country estate.	Byran, Byren	Old english, Old french
	C n n	Little hound.		Gaelic, Irish
	Cable	Rope maker.	Cabe, Kabe, Kable	Old english
	Cadal	Warrior	Cadall, Kadal, Kadall	Celtic
	Cadby	Dweller by the warrior's estate.	Cadbee, Cadbey, Cadbi, Cadbie	Old english, Old norse
	Caddoc	Warrior. keen for battle.	Caddock, Cadock, Cadok	Welsh
	Cade	Battle warrior.	Caid, Cayd	Welsh
	Cadell	Battle in the valley.	Cade, Cadel, Caden, Caidel, Caidell, Caydel, Caydell, Cayden	Celtic
	Caden	Irish - spirit of war	Caeden, Caiden, Cayden	Celtic, Irish, Welsh
	Cadeyrn	King of battle.	Caderyn	Welsh
	Cadfan	High battle.	Caedfan, Caidfan, Caydfan	Welsh
	Cadfer	Lord of battle.	Caedfer, Caidfer, Caydfer	Welsh
	Cadman	Warrior	Cadmen, Caedman, Caidman, Caydman	Celtic
	Cadmar	Brave warrior.	Cadmer, Cadmir, Caedmar, Caidmar, Caydmar	Celtic
	Cadmus	The founder king of thebes in greek mythology.		Greek
	Cadoc	Warlike one.		Welsh
	Cadwallader	War leader.		Welsh
	Caeden	Spirit of battle; companion.	Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden, Caidan, Caiden, Caydan, Kaden, Kadin, Kaeden, Kayden	Arabic, Welsh
	Caelan	Powerful in battle.	Caelen, Caelin, Caelon, Caelyn, Cailan, Cailen, Cailin, Cailon, Cailyn, Calan, Calcalin, Cale, Callan, Callen, Callin, Caylan, Caylen, Caylin, Caylon, Caylyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Caesar	Imperial. long haired.	Caesare, Caesario, Caesarius (swedish, Casar (german), Casare (italian), Cesar (french, Danish), Kaiser, Portuguese), Saecer, Saeser, Spanish), Tsar	Latin
	Caffer	Protection for the head in battle. helmet.		Celtic
	Cahil	Young, naive.	Cahill, Kahil, Kahill, Kahyl, Kahyll	Turkish
	Cahir	Warrior	Cahyr, Kahir, Kahyr	Celtic
	Cai	Happy	Cae, Caio, Caius, Caw, Cay, Kae, Kai, Kay	Latin, Welsh
	Caillum	Dove		Welsh
	Cain	Spear, possession; tribute	Caen, Caene, Cainan, Caine, Caineth, Cayn, Cayne, Cayneth, Kain, Kayn, Kayne	Gaelic, Hebrew
	Cairbre	Strong man.		Irish
	Cairn	Landmark piled with stones.	Cairne, Cairnes, Carn, Carne, Carnes, Cayrn, Cayrne, Cayrnes	Welsh
	Cairo	Geographical - the capital of egypt.	Cayro, Kairo, Kayro	Arabic
	Caislav	Glory. victory. honour.	Cayslav, Kaislav, Kayslav	Slavic
	Caius	Of the roman gens of caius.		Latin
	Cal	A short form of names beginning with "cal".		Latin
	Calder	From the rough water stream with the stones.	Cale	English, Scottish
	Caldwell	Dweller by the old stream.	Caldwel, Kaldwel, Kaldwell	Old english
	Cale	Faithful. a short form of caleb.	Cael, Caell, Cail, Caill, Calle, Cayl, Cayll, Kael, Kaell, Kail, Kaill, Kale, Kayl, Kayll	Hebrew
	Caleb	Faithful, bold, victorious dog.	Caelab, Cailab, Calab, Cale, Caley, Caylab, Cayleb, Kaleb, Kaylab	Arabic, Hebrew
	Caley	Slender one from the meadow.	Calea, Caleah, Calee, Caleigh, Caley, Cali, Calie, Callea, Calleah, Callee, Calleigh, Calley, Calli, Callie, Cally, Caly, Kalea, Kaleah, Kalee, Kaleigh, Kaley, Kali, Kalie, Kaly	Irish, Old english
	Calhoun	Hero warrior of the forest.	Calhoon, Colhoun, Colquhoun, Kalhoon, Kalhoun	Irish
	Calisto	Most beautiful. derived from the greek word kallistos.	Callisto, Callistus	Greek
	Callaghan	Conflicted	Calaghan, Calahan, Callahan, Kalaghan, Kallaghan, Kallahan	Irish
	Callagun	Blue fig.	Calagun, Kalagun, Kallagun	Australian aboriginal
	Callan	The sparrow-hawk bird	Calan, Calen, Calin, Callen, Callin, Callon, Callyn, Calon, Calyn, Kalan, Kalen, Kalin, Kallan, Kallen, Kallin, Kallon, Kallyn, Kalon, Kalyn	Australian aboriginal
	Callis	Goblet or cup. chalice.	Calliss, Callys, Callyss, Kallis, Kalliss, Kallys, Kallyss	Latin
	Callum	Dove, peace; follower of st columbious. gentle.	Calam, Calem, Calim, Callam, Callem, Callim, Callym, Calum, Colm, Colum, Kallum, Kalum	Gaelic, Irish, Scottish
	Calvert	Cowboy, herder of calves	Calbert, Calburt, Kalbert, Kalvert	Old english
	Calvin	Bald one.	Caiv, Calbun, Calvan, Calven, Calvino (italian, Calvon, Calvyn, Kalvan, Kalven, Kalvin, Kalvon, Kalvun, Kalvyn, Spanish)	Latin
	Cam	Bent nose or loved. the short form of cameron	Cameron, Kam	Gypsy
	Camden	Dweller in the winding, windy valley	Camdan, Camdin, Camdon, Camdyen, Camdyn, Kamdan, Kamden, Kamdin, Kamdon, Kamdyn	Irish
	Cameron	Crooked. bent nose; happy.	Camar, Camaron, Cameran, Camerin, Camerson, Cameryn, Camiren, Camiron, Camran, Camrin, Camron, Camron (scottish), Kameran, Kameren, Kamerin, Kameron, Kameryn	Gaelic, Kurd, Scottish
	Camilo	Ceremonial attendant; born in freedom.	Camiel, Camillo, Camillus, Camilow, Kamillo, Kamillow, Kamilo (tongan), Kamyllo, Kamylo	French, Tongan
	Camlo	Lovely	Camlow, Kamlo, Kamlow	Gypsy
	Campbell	Crooked, bent mouth; from the beautiful, bright field.	Cambel, Cambell, Camp, Kambel, Kambell, Kamp, Kampbell	French, Gaelic, Scottish
	Canada	Cabin. geographical - the country.	Canadah, Kanada, Kanadah	Iroquois
	Candide	White	Candid, Candida, Candide (french), Candido (latin), Candonino, Kandida, Kandide, Kandido	French
	Canice	Handsome, attractive one. a form of coinneach.	Canyce, Kanice, Kanyce	Celtic, Irish
	Cannon	Church official, cannon, gun shooter.	Canan, Canen, Canin, Cannan, Cannen, Cannin, Cannyn, Canon	French
	Cantrell	Singer	Cantrel	Latin
	Canute	Knot; white-haired /complexioned; race.	Cnut, Cnute, Kanut, Kanute, Knud, Knut (scandinavian), Knute	Latin, Old norse, Scandinavian
	Caoimh n	Handsome. a form of kevin.		Irish
	Caolan	Slender place.		Irish
	Cappi	Prosperity, luck, good fortune, profit.	Cappee, Cappey, Cappie, Cappy, Kappee, Kappey, Kappi, Kappie, Kappy	Gypsy, Italian
	Car	From the castle.	Carr, Kar, Karr	Irish
	Caradoc	Friend, amiable.	Caractacus, Caradawg, Carartacos, Carthae, Carthage, Karadoc	Welsh
	Carden	One who combs out wool fibres, a card.	Cardan, Cardin, Cardon, Cardyn	Old french
	Cardew	Black foot.	Carew	Old welsh
	Carey	Pure.; from the castle on the rocky island.	Care, Caree, Carre, Carrey, Carry, Cary	Greek, Welsh
	Carl	Strong, courageous. a form of charles.	Cael, Cahal, Carlan, Carlew, Carlin, Carlo (italian), Carlos (spanish), Karl, Karlan, Karlew, Karlin, Karlo, Karlos	Old german
	Carleton	From carl's town, from the town of charles, from the strong, courageous town.	Carlton	Old english
	Carlin	Little champion; strong, courageous one frm the pool.	Carlan, Carlen, Carley, Carli, Carlie, Carling, Carlino, Carlon, Carly	Irish, Old english
	Carlisle	From carl's island, from charles' island; dweller at the strengthened castle.	Carlyle	Celtic, Old english
	Carlos	Contraction of charles, strong, courageous.	Carlo, Carolo, Chalos, Charlo	Italian, Spanish
	Carlton	From carl's / charles' town, from the strong, courageous town.	Carleton, Charlton	Old english
	Carmelo	Fruitful orchid.	Carmel (arabic), Karmel, Karmelo, Karmilo	Hebrew
	Carmen	Vineyard of the lord.	Carmeli, Carmelo (hebrew), Carmen, Carmi, Carmiel, Carmine, Carmyn, Carmyne	Arabic
	Carmichael	Friend of st michael; from the castle of st michael.		Irish, Scottish
	Carmine	Song, red.	Carman, Carmen, Carmon, Karmine	Latin
	Carnell	One who defends the castle.	Carnel, Karnel, Karnell	English
	Carney	Victorious warrior.	Carnee, Carney, Carnie, Karnee, Karney, Karni, Karnie, Karny	Irish
	Carol	Strong, courageous, farmer, graceful; joyful christmas song.	Carollan	English, German, Hebrew
	Carr	From the marsh.	Car, Carson, Carsten, Carvel, Kar, Karr, Karson, Karsten, Karvel, Kerr, Kerwin	Norse, Scandinavian
	Carrick	A rock, from the rocky headland, cliff.	Carric, Carrik, Carringon, Karric, Karrick, Karrington	Gaelic
	Carroll	Strong, courageous; joyful christmas song; champion warrior.	Carol, Carrol, Karrol, Karroll	Celtic, English, German
	Carson	Son of carr, son of the marsh dweller.	Carsan, Carse, Carsen, Carsin, Carsyn	English, Scottish
	Carsten	Blessed, annointed one; a follower of christ, christian.	Karsten (swedish)	German, Greek
	Carswell	Dweller at the watercress stream.	Carswel, Carswold, Karswel, Karswell, Karswold	Old english
	Carsyn	Son of carr.	Carsen, Carsin, Carson	English, Scottish
	Carter	Cart maker and driver.	Cart, Cartar, Cartor, Kart, Kartar, Karter, Kartor	Old english
	Cartland	From the island, from the cart builder's land.	Cartlan, Kartlan, Kartland	England, Scottish
	Cartwright	Cart maker.	Cartright	English
	Carvel	Song; from the wood carver's village.	Carvell, Carvelle, Karvel, Karvell, Karvelle	French, Manx
	Carver	One who carves wood, sculptor.	Carvar, Carvir, Carvor, Kavar, Kaver, Kavir, Kavor	English
	Cary	Loving, from the castle.	Caree, Carey, Cari, Carie, Carrey, Carri, Carrie, Carry, Karee, Karey, Kari, Karie, Karree, Karrey, Karri, Karrie, Karry, Kary	Celtic
	Casey	Brave, aggressive warrior.	Casee, Casi, Casie, Cassee, Cassey, Cassi, Cassie, Caswell, Casy, Cayse, Caysewell, Cazzee, Cazzey, Cazzi, Cazzie, Cazzy, K, Kasee, Kasey, Kasi, Kasie, Kassee, Kassey, Kassi, Kassie, Kassy, Kasy	Irish
	Cash	Vain; wealth, money.	Cashe	English, Latin
	Cashel	Fortified, strengthened castle wall.	Cashell	Irish
	Cashlin	From the little castle by the stream.	Cashlind, Cashlyn	Celtic
	Casimir	Peace is announced.	Casimiro (spanish), Caximier, Caximir, Karmer, Kashis, Kashmir, Kasimir (german, Kazimerz, Kazimier, Slavic)	Polish
	Caslav	Honour, glory.	Castilav, Kaslav	Slavic
	Casper	Guardian of the treasure.	Caspar, Caspir, Gappe, Gaso, Gaspar, Gasparas, Gaspard, Gaspardo, Jaspar, Jasper, Josper, Kaspar, Kasparas, Kaspe, Kasper, Kaspers, Kaspir, Kuanoi	Persian
	Cass	Clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas".		Irish
	Cassidy	Clever, curly-haired.	Casius, Caskey, Cassian, Cassidee, Cassidey, Cassidi, Cassidie, Cassion (italian), Kasius, Kaskey, Kassidee, Kassidey, Kassidi, Kassidie, Kassidy, Kassion	Irish
	Cassie	Prophet; clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas".	Casi, Cassi, Cassy	Greek, Irish
	Cassius	Vain	Casius, Cassio (italian)	Latin
	Castimir	Peace, honour.		Slavic
	Castle	From the castle.		Latin
	Castor	Beaver; castle attendant.	Castar, Caster, Castir	Latin, Old english
	Catalin	Magical wizard. a masculine form of caitlin, pure pool.	Caitalin	Irish
	Cater	One who caters for parties.	Cat, Cate, Catee, Catey, Cati, Catie, Caty	English
	Cathal	Mighty, wise in the eye of the battle. battle mighty. a masculine form of cathy, purity.	Cathel, Cathol	Celtic, Gaelic
	Cathbert	Bright, famous.	Courtenay (french), Courtland, Courtlandt, Courtney, Cudbert, Cudbright, Cumbert, Curcio, Curtell, Curtys, Cuthbrid	Old english
	Cathmor	Great warrior; from the pure moor. a masculine form of cathy, purity.	Cathmoor, Cathmoore, Cathmore	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Cato	Cautious wisdom.	Caton	Latin
	Cavan	Handsome		Irish
	Cavanaugh	Handsome	Cavan, Caven, Cavin, Cavon, Kavanaugh	Irish
	Cavell	Little, active; from the cave valley.	Cavel, Kavel, Kavell	Old english, Old french
	Cavill	From the field of jackdaw.	Cavil, Caville, Kavil, Kavill, Kaville	Old english
	Cawley	Ancestral relic, ancient; from the cow meadow.	Calea, Cawleah, Cawlee, Cawleigh, Cawli, Cawlie, Cawly	Old english, Old norse, Scottish
	Cayden	Spirit of battle; companion.	Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden, Caidan, Caiden, Caydan, Kaden, Kadin, Kaeden, Kayden	Arabic, Welsh
	Cearbhall	Victorious warrior. a form of carroll.		Irish
	Cecil	Unseeing. a masculine form of cecelia.	Cacilius (dutch), Caecilianus, Caecilius, Cecile, Cecilius (dutch), Cecilus, Cecyl, Cescis, Cesilio, Kilian, Seisyllt, Sitsyllit	Latin
	Cedomil	Child of love.	Cedomilo	Slavic
	Cedric	Gift, splendour; war chief.	Cadadoc, Caddaric, Cedrick, Cedrik, Cedro, Cerdic, Ceredic, Cidro	Old english, Welsh
	Cedro	Cedar, juniper tree.		Spanish
	Celerino	Faster	Celerin	Latin
	Celestine	Little moon; little heavenly one.	Celestino (italian), Celestyn (polish)	French, Greek, Latin
	Cemal	Handsome	Cemal	Arabic
	Cephas	Stone	Cephus	Aramaic
	Cerdic	Beloved	Caradoc, Caradog, Ceredig, Ceretic	Welsh
	Cerek	Lord	Cerik	Polish
	Ceri	Loved		Welsh
	Cesar	Imperial. long-haired.	Caesar, Casar, Cesare, Cesareo, Cesario, Cesaro, Ceser, Cesir, Cesor	Latin
	Ceslav	Honour. glory.	Cestislav	Illyrian
	Chace	Hunter.	Chaice, Chaise, Chase, Chayce, Chayse	English
	Chad	From the warrior's estate. the short form of chadwick.	Ceadd, Chaad, Chadd, Chaddi, Chaddie, Chaddy, Chadleigh, Chadler, Chadley, Chadlin, Chadlino, Chadlyn, Chadlyno, Chadman, Chadmen, Chado, Chadron, Chady	Old english
	Chadrick	Mighty warrior. combination of the name chad and rick (short for richard)	Chaderic, Chaderick, Chaderik, Chadrick, Chadrik, Chadryc, Chadryck, Chadryk	German
	Chadwick	From the mighty warrior's estate.	Chadwic, Chadwik, Chadwyc, Chadwyck, Chadwyk	Old english
	Chago	Replacer. a form of james	Chango, Chanti	Spanish
	Chahaya	Light	Chahayah	Indonesian
	Chaim	Life	Chai, Chaimek, Chaym, Chayme, Haim, Khaim	Hebrew
	Chalmer	Head of the house.	Chalmers, Chalmr, Chamar, Chamarr	Scottish
	Champion	Flat and open area. the best.	Champyon	English, Latin
	Chan	Shining bright.	Chann, Channo, Chano, Chayo	Sanskrit
	Chanan	Cloud	Chanan, Chanen, Chanin, Channan, Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanon, Chanyn	Hebrew
	Chance	Good fortune. luck.	Chanc, Chancey, Chancy, Chanse, Chansy, Chants, Chantz, Chaunce, Chauncey, Chauncy	Middle english
	Chancellor	Keeper of the records, keys; merchant or trader.	Chance, Chancelen, Chancelor	Latin, Middle english
	Chander	Moon	Chanaravth, Chand, Chandan, Chandani, Chandanie, Chandany, Chandara, Chandon, Chandonn	Hindi
	Chandler	Candle maker.	Chandlah, Chandlan	Old french
	Chandra	Moon	Chandrah, Chandria, Chandriah, Chandrya, Chandryah	Sanskrit
	Chane	Dependable, plant	Chaen, Chaene, Chain, Chaine, Chayn, Chayne	Swahili
	Change yen	True word.		Chinese
	Channing	High church official; singer; young, fierce wolf.	Chana, Chanen, Chanin, Chaning, Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanon, Chanyn	English, Latin, Old french
	Chante	Singer	Chant, Chanta, Chantae, Chantah, Chantha, Chanthar, Chantra, Chantrah, Chanty, Shanta, Shantae, Shantah	French
	Chanti	Replacer	Chantee, Chantie, Chanty	Hispanic
	Chapman	Merchant, tradesperson.	Chapmann, Chapmen, Chapmin, Chapmyn	Old english
	Chapple	Of the chapel.	Chapal, Chapel, Chapell, Chaple	Old french
	Charampios	Joy		Greek
	Charan	Feet		Hindi, Thai
	Charin	Foot		Thai
	Charles	Strong, courageous.	Alcuin, Cahil (irish), Carel, Carl (german/ swedish), Carleton, Carlie, Carling, Carlisle, Carlo (italian), Carlos (spanish), Carlson, Carlton, Carly, Carlyle, Carol, Caroll, Carolle, Carolus, Carrol	French, Old german
	Charlie	Strong, courageous one from the meadow, manly. a short form of charles.	Charlea, Charleah, Charlee, Charleigh, Charley, Charli, Charly	English, German
	Charlton	From charles' town; from the strong courageous town.	Carleton, Carlton, Charleton	Old english
	Charro	Rider of horses.	Charo	Spanish
	Chase	Hunter	Chaice, Chaise, Chasen, Chasin, Chason, Chass, Chasse, Chasyn, Chayce, Chayse, Chuck	French
	Chaska	First-born son.	Chaskah	Sioux
	Chatham	From the warrior's cottage.	Chathem, Chathim, Chathom, Chatym	Old english
	Chauncey	Chance, luck, fortune.	Chancellor, Chaunce, Chauncee, Chauncer, Chaunci, Chauncie, Chauncy	Old french
	Chayton	Falcon	Chaiton	Lakota
	Chaz	Strong, courageous, a form of charles.	Chas, Chazwick, Chazz	English, German
	Chen	Vast, great.	Chan	Chinese
	Chencho	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence.	Chanco	Latin, Spanish
	Cheney	Belonging to the oak-grove forest	Chenee, Cheni, Chenie, Cheny, Chesnee, Chesney, Chesni, Chesnie, Cheyney	Old french
	Cheng	Correct, righteous.	Chen	Chinese
	Chepe	God will increase; god has added a child. a form of joseph	Cepito	Spanish
	Cherokee	People of the cave country; people with a different speech. a tribal name	Cherokey, Cheroki, Cherokie, Cheroky	Native american
	Cherubino	Little cherub; angel	Cherub, Cherubin, Cherubyno	Italian
	Chesmu	Abrasive; rough	Chesmue	Native american
	Chester	Dweller at the fortified camp, fort.	Castar, Caster, Castor, Chesleigh, Chesley, Cheslie, Chestan, Chesten, Chestin, Cheston	Old english
	Chet	Geographical - from rochester in england.	Chett	English
	Chetwin	Belonging to the cottage with the winding path, from a friend's cottage.	Chatwin, Chatwyn, Chetwyn	Old english
	Chevalier	Knight	Chevalyer, Chevrolet	French
	Chevy	A short form of chevalier, knight.	Chevee, Chevey, Chevie	French
	Cheyenne	Name of a native american tribe; graceful oak tree.	Cheienne	Hebrew, Native american, Old french
	Cheyne	Oak hearted, strength.	Sheyne	Scottish
	Chi	Guardian angel; young.	Chee	Chinese, Nigerian
	Chico	Young boy. a short form of francisco, freedom.	Chiko (japanese)	Spanish
	Chiel	Youth, lad.	Chal, Chelovik	Old english
	Chik	Of the earth.	Chic (spanish)	Gypsy
	Chike	The power of god.		Ibo
	Chill	Cold		English
	Chilo	Freedom		Latin
	Chilton	The children's spring town.	Chilt, Chiltown	Old english
	Chim	God will judge; bird.		German, Vietnamese
	Chintoo	Sun	Tonahleah, Uuna, Yindi	Australian aboriginal
	Chinua	The blessing of god.	Chino, Chinou, Chinuah	Ibo
	Chioke	Gift of god.		Ibo
	Chip	Short form of the native american tribe known as chippewas.	Chipp	Native american
	Chippia	Duck	Chipia, Chipiah, Chippiah	Australian aboriginal
	Chiram	High, noble.		Hebrew
	Chitto	Brave		Creek
	Chitty	Cub or pup, youngster.	Chitee, Chitey, Chitie, Chittee, Chittey, Chitti, Chittie, Chity	German
	Chris	Christ bearer. a short form of names starting with "chris".	Chriss, Chrys, Chryss, Cris, Criss, Khris, Khriss, Khrys, Kris, Kriss, Kyryss	Greek
	Christian	Follower of christ, a heeler, consolidator, to unite or combine, to become solid or firm.	Chestien, Chestra, Chetien, Christiaan, Christiancito, Christiano (italian, Christos, Crestien (french), Cristan, Cristen, Cristian, Cristien< cristiene, Cristin, Cristyn, Crystian, Crystien, Spanish)	Greek, Latin
	Christmas	Born at christmas time.	Chrystamas	English
	Christoff	Christ bearer. a form of christopher.	Chrisstoff, Chrisstoph, Christof, Christoph, Crisstof, Khristof, Khristoff, Khristoph, Khrystof, Khrystoff, Khrystoph, Kristof, Kristoff, Kristoph, Krystof, Krystoff, Krystoph	Russian
	Christopher	Christ bearer.	Chr, Chrisstof, Christo, Christobal, Christof (german, Christofer (dutch), Christoffer (danish), Christoforo, Christoph, Christophe (french), Christophor, Christophoro, Christophorus (greek), Russian)	Greek
	Christos	Christ; celebrated on christmas day	Christ	Greek
	Chrysander	Golden	Chrisander, Chrisandor, Chrisandre, Chrysandor, Chrysandre	Greek
	Chrysanthus	Golden flower.	Chrisanthias, Chrisanthius, Chrisanthus, Christanthyas, Chrysanthias, Chrysanthus, Crisanthas, Crisanthias, Crisanthus, Crysanthas, Crysanthias, Crysanthus	Greek
	Chucho	God wil help. a form of jesus.		Hebrew
	Chuck	Strong, courageous. a form of charles.	Chuckee, Chuckey, Chucki, Chuckie, Chucky, Chuk, Chuki, Chukie, Chuky	American, English, German
	Chui	Leopard		Swahili
	Chul	Firmness		Korean
	Chuminga	Of the lord. a form of dominic.	Chumin, Chumingah	Latin, Spanish
	Chumo	Twin. a form of thomas.		Greek, Spanish
	Chung	Intelligent		Chinese
	Churchill	Dweller at the church hill.	Churchyl, Churchyll, Curchil	Old english
	Cian	Ancient one, long lived.	Celin, Cianan, Cyan, Kian, Kyan	Gaelic, Irish
	Ciar n	Small, dark one.	Kieran	Gaelic, Irish
	Cicero	Chick pea.	Ciceron, Cicerone, Ciceroni, Ciro, Cyrano, Cyro	Italian, Latin
	Cid	Lord, master.	Cidd, Cyd, Cydd, Sid, Sidd, Syd, Sydd	Spanish
	Cillian	Of the church.	Keelan, Killian	Gaelic, Irish
	Cirrillo	Lord	Cirilio, Ciro, Cyrillo, Cyrilo, Cyryllo, Cyrylo	Greek, Italian
	Cisco	Freedom	Cisca, Cysco	Latin, Spanish
	Clancy	Belonging to the family; red-haired	Clance, Clancee, Clancey, Clancie, Clanse, Clansee, Clansey, Clansi, Clansie, Clansy	Gaelic, Irish
	Clare	Famous, illustrious one.	Clarius	Latin
	Clarence	Illustrious, shining, famous	Clair, Claire, Clairis, Claral, Clarance, Clare, Clarin, Clarince, Claron, Claronce, Claryn, Clarynce	Latin
	Clark	Learned scholar.	Clarke, Clarkson, Claxton	Old french
	Clarkson	Clark's son, son of th scholar.	Clarkeson, Claxton	Old french
	Claude	Weak	Claud, Claudian, Claudianus, Claudio (italian, Claudios, Claudis, Claudius (german, Claus, Clawd, Clawde, Clawed, Cludell, Dutch), Glade, K, Klaade, Klaud, Klaude, Klaudij, Klaudio, Klaudius, Spanish)	Latin
	Claus	Victory of th people. a form of nicholas.	Claas, Claes, Clause, Klaus, Klause	German, Greek
	Clay	From the clay or earth.	Clabourne, Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn, Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiborn, Claiborne, Claiburn, Claiburne, Claybourn, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd, Cle, Clea, Clee	Old english
	Claybourne	Born of clay or earth.	Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn, Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiburne, Clay, Claybourn, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd	Old english
	Clayton	Town built on clay.	Claeton, Claiton	English
	Cleanth	Pure, clean.		Old english
	Cleary	Scholar, knowledge.	Clearey, Clearie	Gaelic, Irish
	Cleavon	From the cliff.	Cleavan, Cleaven, Cleaver, Cleavin, Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleavy, Clevan, Cleveland, Cleven, Clever, Clevin, Clevon, Clevyn	Old english
	Cledwyn	Blessed sword friend.	Cledwin	Welsh
	Clement	Mild, gentle.	Clemence (french), Clemens (danish), Clement (french), Clemente (italian, Clementius (dutch), Clemento (italian), Clemmon, Clemmons, Clemon, Klemens (german), Spanish)	Latin
	Cleon	Famous	Cleopus, Clio	Greek
	Cletus	Illustrious, hardworking.	Cleo, Cleon, Cleytus	Greek
	Cleveland	From the cliffed land.	Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleon, Cleven, Clevon	Old english
	Cliff	From the cliff.	Clif, Cliffe, Clyf, Clyfe, Clyff, Clyffe	Old english
	Clifford	From the ford at the side of the cliff.	Cliffith, Clifton	Old english
	Clifton	Belonging to the town near the cliff.	Cliffton	Old english
	Clint	From the town on the hill. a short form of clinton.		English
	Clinton	From the town on the hill.	Clindon, Clintan, Clinten, Clintin, Clintwood	English
	Clive	From the cliff.	Cleavant, Cleave, Cleavon, Cleeve, Cleveland, Clevland, Clifford	Old english
	Clovis	Famous warrior.	Clodoveo (spanish)	Old german
	Cloyce	Obstruction	Clice, Cloice, Cloise	Middle english
	Clunies	Meadow resting place.	Clunee, Clunees, Cluney, Cluneys, Cluni, Clunie, Cluny	Gaelic, Scottish
	Clure	Good fame.		Latin
	Clydai	Famous ruler.	Cliday	Welsh
	Clyde	High, rocky area of land; heard from afar.	Clydel, Clydell	Gaelic, Irish, Scottish
	Cobham	From the homestead near the river bend.	Cobbham	Old english
	Cobra	Said to come via portuguese from latin "coluber" meaning snake.	Cobrah	Latin, Portuguese
	Coburn	Where the streams meet.	Cobern, Coberne, Cobirn, Cobirne, Cobourn, Cobourne, Coburne, Coburnes, Cobyrn, Cobyrne	Old english
	Coby	Replacer. a form of jacob	Cobe, Cobee, Cobey, Cobi, Cobie	Hebrew
	Cochise	Warrior, wood.	Cochyse	Apache
	Coco	Coconut		Spanish
	Cody	Cushion, pillow; helpful.	Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Coen	Thunder; brave.		Australian aboriginal, German
	Coffie	Born on a friday.	Cofi, Cofie	Ewe
	Cohen	Position in the jewish faith, high priest.	Coen, Cohan, Cohwin, Koen, Kohen	Hebrew
	Coile	Battle follower.	Coil, Coyle	Gaelic
	Coile n	Pup, cub.	Coilin, Colin	Gaelic, Irish
	Coinneach	Handsome, attractive one. a form of coinneach.	Canice	Gaelic, Irish
	Cola	Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.	Colah, Colar, Colas	Italian
	Colan	Dove		Latin
	Colbert	Outstanding, brilliant sailor; clearing through the mountains, valley.	Calbert, Calburt, Calvert, Colbert, Colburt, Culbert	English, French
	Colbrand	Black sword, coal sword.	Brando, Colbran, Colbrando, Colbrandt, Colbrant	English
	Colby	By the coal town, dark-haired.	Colbee, Colbert, Colbery, Colbie	English
	Cole	Promise; coal.	Coal, Coale, Col, Colby, Coleman, Colier, Colman, Colson, Colton, Colville, Colvin	Celtic, Middle english
	Coleman	Charcoal worker.	Colemann, Colman, Colmann	English
	Colin	Young child; peaceful dove; from the coal pool.	Cailean, Colan, Cole, Colen, Collan, Collen, Collie, Collin, Collino, Collins, Collyn, Colon, Colyn, Greek), Nicolin (french	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Colley	Black-haired one form the meadow.	Colea, Colee, Coleigh, Coley, Coli, Colie, Collea, Colleah, Collee, Colleigh, Colli, Collie, Collier, Colly, Coly	Old english
	Collier	Coal merchant; trader.	Colier, Colis, Collyer	English
	Collins	Colin's son, son from the coal pool; holly.	Colin, Colins, Collin, Collyn, Collyns, Colyn, Colyns	Greek, Irish
	Colm	Dove		Gaelic, Irish
	Colman	Little dove.		Gaelic, Irish
	Colson	Col's son, son of coal.	Colsan, Colsen, Colsin, Colsyn	English
	Colt	Frisky, young horse.	Colter, Coltrane, Coulter, Kolt, Kolter	English
	Colter	Herder of colts or horses.	Colt	English
	Colton	From the black coal town	Coltan, Colten, Coltin, Coltyn, Koltan, Kolten, Koltin, Kolton, Koltyn	English
	Colum	Dove	Colm, Columba	Latin
	Columba	Dove	Cailean (scottish), Coim, Colan, Colmicille, Colum, Columb, Columbah, Columbas, Columbia (latin), Columbias, Columbus, Colym, Culva	Latin
	Colwyn	Hazel grove; coal friend.	Colwin, Colwyne, Colwynn, Colwynne	Old english, Welsh
	Coman	Noble; bent	Camen, Comin, Comyn	Arabic, Irish
	Compton	Town in the valley.	Comptom, Comton	Old english
	Comyn	Crooked	Comin	Irish
	Conal	High, mighty.	Conel, Conell, Conelle, Connal, Connall, Connel, Connell, Connelle, O'conal, O'conall, O'conel, O'connel, O'connelle	Irish
	Conchobhar	Lover of hounds.		Gaelic, Irish
	Coniah	Gift sent from god.	Conia, Conya, Conyah	Hebrew
	Conlan	Hero	Conland, Conlin, Conlon, Conlyn	Irish
	Conn	High		Gaelic, Irish
	Connor	One with high will and desire	Conar, Coner, Connaire, Connar, Conner, Conor (irish), Konah, Konna, O'conar, O'coner, O'connar, O'conner, O'connor, O'conor	Celtic
	Conrad	Bold, wise counsel.	Cheudler (swiss), Coenraad (dutch), Conrade (italian, Conrado, Conroy, Corradino (italian), Corrado (italian), Cort, Currado (italian), Curt, German, Koeraad (dutch), Konra, Konrad (swedish, Spanish)	Old german
	Conroy	Wisdom; persistent.		Celtic, Irish
	Constant	Constante		Latin
	Constantine	Little steadfast, constant one.	Considine, Constain, Constance, Constancio (portuguese), Constane, Constant, Constantin (german, Constantino (italian, Constantinos, Constantinus, Costin, Costino, Danish), French), Konstanti, Spanish)	Latin
	Conway	Holy water; hound from the plains.		Irish, Welsh
	Cooba	Black bee.	Coobah	Australian aboriginal
	Cook	Chef		English
	Cooper	Barrel maker.	Couper, Keupper, Kooper, Kuepper	Old english
	Corbett	Raven	Corbet, Corbey, Corbin, Corwan, Corwin, Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynne	Old english
	Corbin	Raven, dark-haired.	Corban, Corben, Corbet, Corbett, Corbyn, Corvin, Korban, Korben, Korbin, Korbob, Korbyn	Old french
	Corcoran	Ruddy complexion.		Irish
	Cordell	Little rope marker form the valley.	Cordale, Cordel	Old french
	Cordero	Little lamb.	Coorderyo, Cordaro, Cordeal, Cordeara, Cordearo, Cordeiro, Cordera, Corderal, Corderall, Corderro, Corrderio	Spanish
	Core	The chosen one.	Coree, Corey, Cori, Corie, Correy, Corry, Curey, Currey, Curry	English
	Corey	From the hollow, head protection, helmet used for battle.	Cori, Corie, Corki, Corkie, Corky, Corree, Correy, Corri, Corrick, Corrie, Corry, Cory, Koree, Korey, Kori, Korie, Korree, Korrey, Korri, Korrie, Korry, Kory	Irish
	Corin	Youthful	Coran, Coren, Corine, Corron, Corun, Coryn, Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn	Greek
	Cormac	Raven, son of the chariot racer; tree trunk.	Core, Corey, Cormach, Cormick, Maccormack	Gaelic, Greek, Irish
	Cormag	Raven		Scottish
	Cormich	Charioteer.		Irish
	Cornelius	Horn colour, horn blower, cornell tree.	Cornall, Corneille (french), Cornel, Cornelio (portuguese, Cornelis (dutch), Cornell, Cornellus, Italian), Kornal, Kornel, Kornelius, Korneliusz, Kostelius, Ne, Neal, Neel, Neil, Neilus, Neyl, Spanish)	Latin
	Cornwallis	Geographical - from cornwall.	Cornwalis	English
	Corowa	Rocky river.	Corowah	Australian aboriginal
	Corrigan	Spear carrier.	Corigan, Corogan, Corrigon, Corrigun, Corrogan, Corrogun, Korrigan, Korrigun	Irish
	Corrin	Spear user.	Coren, Corin, Corren, Corryn, Coryn, Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn	Irish
	Cort	Bold court attendant.	Court, Courtenay (french)	Old german, Old norse
	Cortez	Courteous		Spanish
	Corwin	From beyond the hill; friend of the heart.	Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynn, Corwynne	Gaelic, Old english
	Cory	Helmet		Greek
	Corydan	Head protection, helmut; from the hollow, god is my judge. a combination of cory and dan; lark.	Coridan, Coriden, Coridon, Coridyn, Coryden, Corydin, Corydon (greek), Corydyn	Greek, Hebrew, Irish
	Cosan	Path, the way.		Gaelic
	Cosgrove	From the cow grove.		Irish
	Cosmo	Universal harmony.	Cosimo (italian, Cosma, Cosmah, Cosmas (greek), Cosme (french), Cosmo (greek), Cosmos, Spanish)	Greek
	Costa	Little, constant, steadfast one. a short form of constantine.	Costah, Costas, Costes	Greek
	Coty	From the slope.	Cotee, Cotey, Cotie, Cottee, Cottey, Cottie, Cotty	French
	Count	Companion, friend, noble.	Counte, Countee	Old french
	Courtenay	Short-nosed; of the court.	Cortney, Courtney	Old english, Old french
	Courtland	Dweller at the court land.	Cortlan, Cortland, Courtlan	Old english
	Courtney	One who lives near the farmstead.	Cortney, Courteay (french), Courtnay	Old french
	Covell	Dweller at the cave slope.	Covel	Old english
	Covington	Town with a cove.		Old english
	Cowan	From the cow land; hooded robe; hillside hollow.	Cowen, Cowin, Cowyn	Australian aboriginal, Irish, Middle english
	Coy	Shy, sweet, modest.	Coye	Latin
	Coyan	Modest	Coyn, Coyne	French
	Coyle	Leader in the battle.	Coil, Coile	Irish
	Cr n n	Dark brown-haired or complexioned; companion, friend.	Cronan (greek)	Greek, Irish
	Cr ost ir	Christ bearer. a form of christopher.		Gaelic, Irish
	Craddock	Beloved	Craddoc, Craddoch, Cradoc, Cradoch, Cradock	Welsh
	Craig	From the rock.	Craeg, Craege, Craegg, Crag, Craige, Craigg, Crayg, Crayge, Craygg, Creag, Creage, Creagh, Creaghe, Creyg, Creyge, Creygg, Crieg, Criege, Criegg, Kraig, Krayg	Scottish
	Cramer	To fill.	Crammer, Kramer, Krammer	Old english
	Crandell	Belonging to the valley of the cranes.	Crandel	Old english
	Crane	The crane bird.	Crain, Craine, Crandal, Crandall, Crandel, Crandell, Crayn, Crayne	Old english
	Cranley	From the meadow of the cranes.	Cranlea, Cranleah, Cranlee, Cranleigh, Cranli, Cranlie, Cranly	Old english
	Cranog	The heron, wading bird with grey and white plumage.	Kranog	Welsh
	Cranston	Belonging to the town of cranes.	Crainston, Craynston	Old english
	Crawford	From the crow ford.	Craw, Crow, Crowford	Old english
	Cree	Native canadian tribe.		Native canadian
	Creed	One who believes, kin.	Creedan, Creedance, Creeden, Creedence, Creedin, Creedyn	English, Latin
	Creek	From the small stream, native american tribal name.		English
	Creighton	From the town close to the rocks.	Chreightown, Craighton, Crayton, Creighm, Creight, Creighto, Creightow, Crichton, Crichtyn	English
	Cremer	Merchant, trader.	Creamer, Kreamer, Kremer	Middle english
	Creon	Prince, ruler.		Greek
	Crepin	Curly-haired. a form of crispin.		French, Latin
	Cress	Loved; gudgeon, greedy	Kress	Greek, Latin, Old german
	Cresswell	Stream where cress grows.	Cresswel, Creswel, Creswell	Old english
	Crevan	Fox	Creven, Crevin, Crevon, Crevyn	Irish
	Crichton	Belonging to the hill-top town.	Creight, Creighton, Crighton	Welsh
	Crieghton	Dweller at the creek town.	Crichton, Frayton	Middle english
	Crisiant	Crystal	Crisient, Crisyant, Crysiant, Crysyant	Welsh
	Crispin	Curly-haired.	Crepin, Cresianus, Crispian, Crispinian, Crispinianus, Crispino (italian), Crispinus, Crispo (spanish), Crispus (german), Crispyn, Cryspyn, Krispijn (dutch), Krispin, Kryspyn	Latin
	Croft	Small pasture.	Crofton	Old english
	Crofton	From the small pasture town with cottages.		Irish
	Cromwell	Dweller at the winding stream.	Cromwel	Old english
	Crosby	From the villat with a cross; dweller by the town crossing.	Crosbee, Crosbey, Crosbi, Crosbie	Old english, Old norse
	Crosley	Belonging to the cross meadow.	Croslea, Crosleah, Croslee, Crosleigh, Crosli, Croslie, Crosly	Old english
	Crowell	Town crier.	Crawel, Crawell, Crowel, Crowil, Crowill	Old english
	Cruz	Cross	Cross, Cruzz	Portuguese, Spanish
	Cullen	Colony; handsome.	Cullan, Culley, Cullin	Irish, Old french
	Culley	Forest	Culeah, Culee, Culey, Culie, Cullea, Culleah, Cullee, Culleigh, Cullie, Cully	Gaelic, Irish
	Culver	Dove of peace.	Colvar, Colver, Culvar	Old english
	Cunningham	Village with the milk pails.	Cunning	Irish
	Curran	Dagger, hero.	Curren, Currin, Curron	Irish
	Curroon	Fog on top of a mountain.		Australian aboriginal
	Currumbin	Pine tree.	Currumbyn	Australian aboriginal
	Curruto	Courteous; from the enclosure.	Curcio	French, Latin, Spanish
	Curt	Courtier. attendant of the court.	Court, Courtis, Courtys, Curtis, Curtys, Kurt, Kurtis	English
	Curtis	Courteous; belonging to the courtyard.	Courtis, Curcio, Curt, Curtiss, Curtys, Curtyss, Kirtiss, Kurtis, Kurtys, Kurtyss	Latin, Old french
	Cuthbert	Brilliant	Cuthberte, Cuthburt	English
	Cutler	Knife maker.	Cutlar, Cutlir, Cutlor, Kutler	Old french
	Cuyler	Chapel	Cuiler	Irish
	Cy	Sun. throne. the short for of cyrus.	Ci	Persian
	Cynan	Chief	Cinan, Cinene, Cinin, Cinon, Cinyn, Cynin, Cynon, Cynyn	Welsh
	Cynric	Powerful and royal.		Old english
	Cyprian	From cyprus.	Cipriano (spanish), Cyprianus, Cyprien (french), Cyprrian	Latin
	Cyr	Sunday's child. born on sunday.	Cyrano, Cyriack, Syriack	French
	Cyrano	From cyrene.	Cirano	Greek
	Cyril	Lordly ruler; a gem	Ciril, Cirille, Cirillo (italian), Cirilo (spanish), Ciro, Cirrill, Cyriack, Cyril, Cyrill (german/french), Cyrille, Cyrillus, Cyro, Cyrrils (portugese), Cyrus, Cyryl (polish), Girigel, Girioel, Gwril	Greek
	Cyrus	Sun, throne.	Ciro, Cyrie, Cyro, Kyros	Persian
	Dabi	Beloved. a form of david.	Dabee, Dabey, Dabie, Daby	Basque, Hebrew
	Dabir	Tutor	Dabar, Daber, Dabor, Dabyr	Arabic
	Dace	Of nobility.	Dacee, Dacey, Daci, Dacie, Dacio, Dacy, Daic, Daice, Dayc, Dayce	English, French
	Dacey	Southerner	Dacee, Daci, Dacie, Dacy, Dacycey, Daice, Daicee, Daicey, Daici, Daicie, Daicy, Dayce, Daycee, Dayci, Daycie, Daycy	Gaelic, Irish
	Dada	Curly-haired.	Dadah, Dadi	Yoruba
	Daegan	Black-haired.	Daegen, Daegin, Daegon, Daegyn, Dagan, Daigan, Daigen, Daigin, Daigyn, Daygan, Daygen, Daygin, Daygon, Daygyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Daegel	From daegel in england.	Daigel, Daygel	English, Geographical
	Dafydd	Beloved. a form of david.	Dafid, Dafidd, Dafyd	Hebrew, Welsh
	Dag	Day or brightness.		Old norse
	Dagan	Little fish, the earth.	Dagen, Dagin, Dagon, Dagyn	Eastern semitic
	Dagda	Good spirit.	Dagdah	Gaelic, Irish
	Dago	Day	Darg (icelandic), Tag, Tajo	Spanish
	Dagwood	From the bright one's forest, daggerwood		Old english
	Dahy	Swift moving.	Daiy	Irish
	Dai	Large; beloved.	Dae, Daie, Daye	Hebrew, Japanese
	Dai duong	King		Vietnamese
	Dainton	From the town in the valley.	Denton	English
	Dakarai	Happy	Dakara	Shona
	Dakota	Friend	Dakotah	Native american
	Daksh	Efficient	Dakshi	Hindi
	Dal	From the valley; a short form of dalibor, fighting far away.	Dail, Daile, Dale, Dayl, Dayle	Czech, Scandinavian
	Dalal	Broker		Sanskrit
	Dalbert	Pride	Dalbirt, Dalburt, Dalbyrt, Delbert, Delbirt, Delburt, Delbyrt	Old english
	Dale	From the valley	Adale, Dael, Dail, Dal, Daley, Dalton	Old english
	Dalek	A form of dalibor, fighting far away.		Czech
	Dalibor	Fighting far away.		Czech
	Dallan	Unseeing.	Daelan, Daelen, Daelin, Dailan, Dailen, Dailin, Dalain, Dalan, Dallen, Dallin, Dallyn, Dalyn	Irish
	Dallas	From the waterfall field or the ravine field; wise. geographical - city in texas.	Dalaz, Dalishia, Dalishya, Dalisia, Dalissia, Dalissiah, Dallaz, Dallys, Dalyce, Dalys, Dalyss, Dalyssa, Dalysse	Irish, Scottish
	Dallen	Unseeing	Daelan, Daelen, Daelin, Dailan, Dailen, Dailin, Dalain, Dalan, Dallen, Dallin, Dallyn, Dalyn	Irish
	Dalman	From the place of plenty.	Dallman, Dallmen, Dallmin, Dallmon, Dallmyn, Dalmen, Dalmin, Dalmon, Dalmyn	Australian aboriginal
	Dalphin	Dolphin	Dalphyn, Dalphyne, Dalpphine, Dolphin, Dolphine, Dolphyn, Dolphyne	French
	Dalston	From dale's town. from the valley town.	Dalis, Dallas, Dallen, Dallin, Dallon, Dallston, Dallyn	English
	Daly	Counselor		Gaelic, Irish
	Dalziel	From the small field.	Dalzil, Dalzyel, Dalzyl	Scottish
	Damario	Gentle	Damaryo, Demario, Demaryo	Spanish
	Damek	Of the red earth. a form of adam.	Adamek, Damik, Damyk	Hebrew, Slavic
	Damian	Taming, tamer	Damiano (italian), Damiao (portuguese), Damien (french), Damion, Damionos, Damyan, Damyen, Damyin, Damyon, Damyyn	Greek
	Damon	Constant, one who tames; spirit	Daemian, Daemien, Daemiin, Daemion, Daemiyn, Daimian, Daimien, Daimiin, Daimion, Daimiyn, Damas, Damian (german), Damiano (italian), Damien (french), Damion, Damiyn, Daymian, Daymien, Daymiin, Daymion	Greek, Latin
	Dan	God is my judge	Dane, Daniel, Danil, Dann, Danny	Hebrew
	Dana	Fire; bright day. from denmark	Daha, Dahanah, Danah, Danne	Irish, Old english
	Danby	From the dane's settlement.		Old norse
	Dancel	God is my judge.	Dansel, Dansil, Dansyl	Dutch
	Dandin	Holy	Dandan, Danden, Dandon, Dandyn	Hindi
	Dandre	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andre and andrew.	D'andre, Dandrae, Dandras, Dandray, Dandrea	French, Greek
	Dane	God is my judge; from denmark.	Dan, Daniel, Danil, Danniel, Danny	Danish, Hebrew
	Danforth	God is my judge.		English, Hebrew
	Daniel	God is my judge.	D, Dancel, Dancil, Dane, Daneel (dutch), Danelo, Danielle (french), Daniil (russian), Danil, Danila (slavic), Danilo, Danjels (lettish), Dannal, Dannel (swiss), Dannil, Dannol, Danyel, Danyell, Danyil	Hebrew
	Danil	God is my judge.	Dan, Dane, Daniel, Danny	Hebrew
	Danior	Born with teeth.	Danyor	Gypsy
	Danladi	Born on a sunday.	Danladee, Danladey, Danladie, Danlady	Hausa
	Dannon	Gathering in the meadow.	Daenan, Daenen, Dainon, Danaan, Danen, Dannan, Dannen, Dannin, Danno (japanese), Dannon, Dannyn, Danon, Danyn	American, English
	Danny	God is my judge. a short form for names starting with "dan".	Danee, Daney, Dani, Danie, Dannee, Danney, Danni, Dannie, Danno, Dano, Dany	English, Hebrew
	Dante	Lasting, enduring. a form of durante.	Dantae, Dantee, Danton	Italian, Spanish
	Danton	Lasting. a form of dante.	Danton	English
	Danyon	God is my judge.	Danion	Hebrew, Old english
	Dar	Pearl	Darr	Hebrew
	Dara	Star	Darah	Cambodian
	Darby	Free man, freedom; from the deer estate.	Darbe, Darbee, Darbey, Darbi, Darbie, Derbe, Derbee, Derbey, Derbi, Derbie, Derby	Irish, Scandinavian
	Darcy	Dark-haired; fortress.	D'arcy, Darce, Darcee, Darcey, Darci, Darcie, Darsey, Darsi, Darsie, Darsy	French, Irish
	Dard	Son of zeus		Greek
	Dareh	Wealthy	Dare	Persian
	Darel	Blue sky.	Daral, Daril, Darol, Darral, Darrel, Darril, Darrol, Darryl, Daryl	Australian aboriginal
	Daren	Born at night.	Daran, Darin, Daron, Daryn	Nigerian
	Darence	Great. a form of darren, gift; rocky hill.	Darance, Darrance, Darrence	English, Irish
	Darian	A form of darius, king, wealthy.	Darien, Darin, Darion, Darius, Darrian, Darrien, Darrion	Persian
	Darile	Rosella parrot.	Darel, Darele, Daryl, Daryle	Australian aboriginal
	Darin	Gift	Darian, Darien, Dario (spanish), Darion (spanish), Darrian, Darrin, Darryn, Daryn, Daryo (spanish), Dayrin, Dayrinn, Dearin, Dharin, Dharyn	Greek
	Dario	A form of darius, king, wealthy, affluent.		Italian, Spanish
	Darius	Ruler; wealthy one.	Dairus, Darieus, Dario, Darioush, Darrias, Darrios, Darrious, Darris, Darrius, Darrus, Darus, Daryos, Daryus, Derieus, Derio, Derius, Derrious, Derris, Derrius, Derryus, Deryus	Greek, Persian
	Darko	A gift.		Croatian, Slavic
	Darkon	Dark one.	Darkan, Darken, Darkin, Darkun, Darkyn	Old english
	Darnell	Hidden	Darnel, Darnele, Darnelle	English
	Darren	Gift	Daran, Daren, Darian, Darien, Darin, Darion, Daron (irish), Darran, Darrian, Darrick (german), Darrien, Darrin, Darrion (irish), Darron darrun, Darryn, Darun, Daryn, Der, Deran	Australian, Gaelic, Irish, New zealand
	Darrie	Red-haired one.	Dari, Darie, Darry, Dary	Irish
	Darryl	Little darling frm the oak-tree grove. a form of darren, gift	Dahril, Daral, Darall, Daralle, Darel, Darele, Darell, Darelle, Daril, Darile, Darill, Darille, Darrel, Darril, Darryl, Daryl, Daryle, Deril, Derol, Derril, Derryl, Deryl, Deryle, Deryll	French
	Darshan	God	Darshen, Darshin, Darshon, Darshyn	Hindi
	Darton	From the deer town.	Dartal, Dartan, Dartei, Darten, Dartin, Dartrel, Dartyn	English
	Darvell	From the town of eagles.	Darvel, Darvele, Darvelle, Darvil, Darvile, Darvill, Darville, Darvyl, Darvyle	English, French
	Darvin	Beloved, dearest, famous sea friend.	Darvan, Darven, Darvon, Darvyn	French, Old english
	Darwin	Beloved, dearest friend.	Darwen, Darwyn, Derwen, Derwin, Derwyn	Old english
	Dasan	Bird-clan leader, chief.	Dasen, Dasin, Dason, Dasyn	Pomo
	Daudi	Loved one.	Dawud	Swahili
	David	Beloved	Dabit, Daeved, Daevid, Daevyd, Daibiah (scottish), Daived, Daivid, Daivyd, Dako, Datsch, Dauld (swahili), Daveon, Davidas, Davidd, Davidde (italian), Davide (french), Davidos, Davidus, Daviel	Hebrew
	Davin	Bright. happy person from finland.	Davan, Daven, Davon, Davyn	Scandinavian
	Davis	Son of david. son of the beloved.	Davidson, Davies, Davison, Davys, Davyson, Dawsan, Dawsen, Dawsin, Dawson, Dayson, Dayton	English
	Davit	Beloved. a form of david.		Armenian
	Davorin	Of the war god davor.	Davoran, Davoren, Davoron, Davoryn	Slavic
	Dawa	Born on a monday.		Tibetan
	Dawit	Beloved. a form of david	Dawyt	Hebrew
	Dawon	A form of john, god is gracious.	Dawan, Dewan, Dewon	American
	Dawson	David's son. son of the beloved.	Dawsan, Dawsen, Dawsin, Dawsyn	English
	Dax	Water.		English, French
	Dayan	Judge; day's end.	Daean, Daian	Hebrew, Old english
	Dayjon	A modern form of john, god is gracious.	Daegon, Daejohn, Daejon, Dayjon, Dayjoon, Dijon	American
	Daylon	The day is long; light, hope.	Daelon, Dailon, Dallin, Daylen, Delon	African american
	Dayne	From denmark.	Daen, Daene, Dain, Daine, Dane, Dayn	Scandinavian
	Dayton	From the sunny town.	Daeton, Daiton	English
	Dayvon	Loving	Daivon, Devon	American
	De	Virtuous		Chinese
	Deacon	Dusty, hard-working servant.	Deakin, Deicon, Dekel, Dekle, Deycon	English, Greek
	Dean	One who lives in the valley.	Deam, Deame, Deane, Deen, Deene, Deme, Dene, Dino (italian, Dyn, Dyne, Spanish)	Old english
	Deandre	Strong, brave, courageous one from the valley; divine. the combination of dean / andre.	Dayandre, Deenandre, Deiandre	French, Greek, Latin
	Deangelo	Angel, messenger of god.	Dangelo, Danglo, Deangelo, Diangello, Diangelo	Greek, Italian
	Dearborn	Born near the stream wit the deer.	Dearborne, Dearbourn, Dearbourne, Deeborne, Deerborn, Deerbourn, Deerbourne	English
	Decarlos	Strong, courageous. a form of charles.	Dacarlo, Dacarlos, Decarlo, Dicarlo	English, Spanish
	Decha	Strength	Dech, Dechah	Thai
	Decimus	Tenth-born child.		Latin
	Declan	Praying	Daclan, Deklyn, Diclan, Dyclan	Irish
	Dedrick	The people's ruler	Deadric, Deadrick, Dederic, Dederick, Dedryk, Detric, Detrick, Detrik, Diedrick, Diedrik, Dietrich	German
	Deemer	Judge	Deamer, Deimer, Deymer	Old english
	Deems	The judge's child.	Deam, Deama	English
	Defrain	Mountains		Australian aboriginal
	Dejuan	God is gracious. a form of john.	Dejan, Dejon, Dejun, Dewan, Dewaun, Dewon, Dijaun, Dwon	Hebrew, Spanish
	Dekel	Palm tree.	Dekal, Dekil, Dekyl	Arabic, Hebrew
	Del	Of the (used as a prefix to other names), from the wood hollow.	Dell	French
	Delaney	Of the elder-tree grove.	Delain, Delainey, Delaini, Delan, Delanie, Delano (french), Delany	French, Irish
	Delano	Of the night; alder grove.		Latin, Old french
	Delbert	Noble, bright.	Dalbert, Dalbirt, Dalburt, Dalbyrt, Delbirt, Delburt, Delbyrt	English
	Delfino	Dolphin	Delfin, Delfine, Delfyn, Delfyne, Delfyno, Delphin, Delphine, Delphino, Delphyn, Delphyne	Latin
	Deli	Virtuous	Deshi	Chinese
	Dell	Of the small valley, wood hollow.	Del	English
	Delling	Very shiny one.		Old norse
	Dellinger	From the day-time spring.		Scandinavian
	Delmar	Of the sea.	Delmer	Latin, Old french
	Delmon	Of the mountain.	Dalman, Dalmen, Dalmin, Dalmon, Dalmyn, Delman, Delmen, Delmin, Delmyn, Demond	English, French
	Delroy	Of the king.	Dalroi, Dalroy, Delroi	French
	Delsin	Truthful	Delsan, Delsen, Delson, Delsyn	Native american
	Delton	Of the valley town.	Daltan, Dalten, Daltin, Dalton, Daltyn, Deltan, Delten, Deltin, Deltown, Deltyn	English
	Delvin	Godly friend.	Dalvin, Dalvyn, Delvyn	English
	Delwyn	Proud friend; bright friend.	Delevan, Delwin	Old english
	Dema	Calmness	Demah	Russian
	Deman	The man.	Demann	Dutch
	Demarco	Of mark. warrior, warlike, of mars.		African american
	Demas	Popular one.		Greek
	Dembe	Peace	Damba	Luganda
	Demetrios	Covering of earth, of demeter, goddes of fertility. the masculine form of demetria.	Demetre (french), Demetri, Demetrio (italian), Demetrius, Demetryus, Demitris, Dimiter, Dimitrij, Dimitrije, Dimitry, Dmitar, Dmitri (russian), Dymetr, Dymetree, Dymetrey, Dymetri, Dymetrias, Dymytrie	Greek
	Demos	The people.	Demas, Demosthenes, Demous	Greek
	Demostenes	Strength of the people.		Greek
	Demothi	Talks while walking.	Demoth	Native american
	Dempsey	Proud	Dempsi, Dempsie, Dempsy	Irish
	Dempster	Judge	Dempstar	Old english
	Denby	By the valley.	Danbi, Danbie, Danby, Denbey, Denbi, Denbie	Old english
	Denell	God is my judge. a masculine form of danielle.	Denel	African american, Hebrew
	Denham	From the valley homestead.		Old english
	Denis	Follower of dionysos (god of wine and vegetation), celebration.	Danas, Dannis, Dannys, Denas, Denes, Denet, Dennas, Dennet, Dennett, Dennis, Dennison, Denny, Dennys, Dienes, Dion, Dionigi (italian), Dionigio (italian), Dionigo, Dionis (spanish), Dionisio (italian	Greek
	Deniz	The sea.		Turkish
	Denley	From the meadow in the valley.	Denlea, Denleah, Denlee, Denli, Denlie, Denly	English
	Denman	From the valley.	Denmen	Old english
	Dennison	Son of denis, son of the follower of dionysus, the god of wine and vegetation, celebration.	Denison, Dennyson, Denyson	English
	Denton	From the valley estate or town.		Old english
	Denver	From the valley village, dweller at the valley edge.	Denvor	Old english
	Deny	Son of denis, son of the follower of dionysus, the god of wine and vegetation, celebration.	Deni, Denie, Denni, Dennie, Deny	Greek
	Denzel	High, from the stronghold in the valley.	Denzal, Denzall, Denzalle, Denzell, Denzelle, Denzil, Denzill, Denzille, Denzyl, Denzyll, Denzylle	Cornish
	Denzo	Discretion	Denzio, Denzyo	Japanese
	Deon	Follower of dionysos (god of wine and vegetation), celebration. a short form of dennis.	Dion	Greek
	Dequan	Fragrant, sweet smelling.	Dequanah	Comanche
	Derain	Mountain		Australian aboriginal
	Derek	Gifted ruler of the people.	Darac, Dareck, Darek, Daric, Darick, Darric, Darrick, Darryc, Darryck, Darryk, Derec, Dereck, Deric, Derick, Derik, Derr, Derrec, Derreck, Derrek, Derric, Derrick, Derrik, Derryc, Deryc, Deryck, Deryk	Teutonic
	Dermot	Freedom; free of envy	Dermont, Dermott, Diarmid, Diarmit	Irish
	Deron	Bird	Daaron, Daron, Darone, Darron, Dayron, Dereon, Deronn, Deronne, Derrin, Derrion, Derron, Derronn, Derronne, Derryn, Deryn, Diron, Duron, Durron, Dyron	Hebrew
	Deror	Freedom lover.	Derori, Derorie, Derory	Hebrew
	Derrilin	Falling stars.	Derilin, Derylin, Derylyn	Australian aboriginal
	Derry	Red-haired	Deri, Derie, Derri, Derrie, Dery	Irish
	Derryn	Little bird.	Alderin, Alderyn, Derran, Derren, Derrin, Derron, Derrun, Deryn	Welsh
	Derward	Keeper of the deer.	Derwood, Dirwood, Dorward, Durward, Durwood, Dyrward, Dyrwood	English
	Derwin	Dear friend.	Dervin, Dervon, Dervyn, Dervyne, Derwyn, Derwyne, Durwin, Durwyn, Durwyne	Welsh
	Derwood	From the deer wood.	Derward, Durward, Durwood	English
	Deshawn	God is gracious. a form of shaun.	D'sean, D'shaun, D'shawn, Dasean, Dashaun, Dashwn, Desean, Deshaun, Deshaune, Deshauwn, Deshawan, Dusean, Dushaun, Dushawn, Dysean, Dyshaun, Dyshawn, Dyshon, Dyshyn, Dyshyne, Dysone	African american, Hebrew
	Desi	Yearning	Dezi	Latin
	Desideratus	Longed-for boy.		Latin
	Desiderio	Desired	Desideryo	Spanish
	Desmond	From south munster.	Desmund, Dezmond, Dezmund	Gaelic, Irish
	Destin	Fate. the masculine form of destiny.	Destan, Desten, Destine, Deston, Destun, Destyn	French
	Deutsch	From germany.	Deutch	German
	Deven	For god.	Deaven, Deiven, Diven, Dyven	Hindi
	Deverell	From the riverbank.		Old welsh
	Devin	Poet; perfection; from devonshire, people of the deep valley.	Deavin, Deavyn, Devyn	Irish, Latin, Old english
	Devine	Divine; ox.	Devyn, Devyne	Irish, Latin
	Devlin	Fierce		Irish
	Devon	Poet; perfection; from devonshire, people of the deep valley.	Deavan, Deaven, Deavon, Devan, Deven, Devon, Devun	Irish, Latin, Old english
	Devonte		Davonte, Devante, Devonta, Devontae	American
	Dewei	Highly virtuous.	Dewey	Chinese
	Dewey	Morning dew.	Dewi, Dewie, Dewy, Duey, Duie	English
	Dewitt	Blond-haired.	De witt, Dewit, Dewyt, Dewytt, Dwight	Flemish
	Dexter	Dexterous, skilful, right-handed.	Dexta, Dextar, Dextor, Dextur	Latin
	Dhatri	Creator		Sanskrit
	Diamond	Diamond, precious.	Dymond	English, Greek
	Dian	Candle	Dyan	Indonesian
	Dickon	Hard-ruler. a short form of richard.	Diccon	Old english
	Didier	Desired. the masculine form of desiree.	Didyer	French
	Diego	Replacer. a form of james.	Diaz, Iago, Jago	Hebrew, Spanish
	Diesel	A petroleum-based fuel.		Australian
	Dieter	The people's army.	Deirhard, Deyter, Diehardt (teutonic), Dihard, Dihardt, Dyehard, Dyehardt, Dyhard, Dyhardt	German
	Dietman	Man of the people.	Dyetman	Teutonic
	Dietrich	Wealthy	Detric, Detrick, Didhrikr, Didric, Didrick, Didschis, Diedric, Diedrich, Diedrik (dutch), Dierk	Teutonic
	Digby	From the farm by the ditch.	Digbe, Digbee, Digbey, Digbi, Digbie	Old norse
	Diggory	Almost lost; digger.	Diggorie, Digori, Digorie, Digorri, Digory	Cornish, Old english
	Dilgon	Like the moon.	Dylgon	Australian aboriginal
	Dillon	Like a lion; faithful.	Dilan, Dilen, Dillan, Dillen, Dillyn, Dilon, Dilyn, Dylan, Dylelen, Dylen, Dyllan, Dyllin, Dyllon, Dyllyn, Dylyn	French, Irish
	Dilwyn	From the place with the shady trees.	Dillwin, Dillwyn, Dilwin, Dilwyn	Welsh
	Dima	Famous prince, form of vladimir.	Dimah, Dimka, Dimkah, Dyma, Dymah	Russian
	Dimiter	Covering of earth, of demeter, goddess of fertility.	Demetra, Demetri, Demitri, Dhimitrios, Dimetri, Dimetric, Dimetrie, Dimetrios, Dimetrius, Dimetrus, Dimitr, Dimitra, Dimitri, Dimitricus, Dimitrij (russian), Dimitrije (illyrian), Dimitrios, Dimitris	Greek
	Dinh	Peace	Din, Dyn, Dynh	Vietnamese
	Dinko	Born on sunday.	Dincko, Dyncko, Dynko	Slavic
	Dino	From the valley. a form of dean.	Diandre, Dinos (greek), Diondre, Dionte, Dondre, Dyno, Dynos, Dynot	Italian, Spanish
	Dinsmore	From the fortress hill.	Dinmoar, Dinmoor, Dinmoore, Dinmor, Dinmore, Dinsmoor, Dinsmoore, Dynmoar, Dynmoor, Dynmoore, Dynmor, Dynmore	Irish
	Diomedes	Belonging to media.	Dyomedes	Greek
	Dion	God of wine and celebration. a short form of dionysus.	Deon, Dio, Dione, Dionigi, Dionis, Dionn, Dionne, Dionta, Diontae, Diontai, Dionte, Diontray, Dyon, Dyone	Greek
	Dionysus	God of wine and celebration.	Dion, Dionesios, Dionicio, Dionisios, Dionusios, Dionysios, Dionysius, Dunixi, Dyomysus, Dyonisios, Dyonisus	Greek
	Dirk	Wealthy. the german form of theodore. a form of derek, gifted ruler of the people.	Derc, Derck, Derk, Dirc, Dirck, Dirke, Dyrc, Dyrk	German
	Dix	Blessed	Dixx	German
	Dixon	Son of the rich, powerful ruler. a form of richard.	Dixan, Dixen, Dixin, Dixyn, Dyxan, Dyxen, Dyxin, Dyxon, Dyxyn	English
	Doane	Poem; from down the hill; graceful deer.	Doan	English, Hebrew, Irish, Old english
	Dobromil	Good grace.		Czech
	Dobromir	Famous		Czech
	Dobroslav	Good glory.		Czech
	Dobry	Good one.	Dobri, Dobrie	Polish
	Dohasan	Cliff		Kiowa
	Doherty	Harm	Docherty, Dougherty, Douherty	Irish
	Dolan	Dark, bold.	Dollan	Irish
	Dolph	Noble, fierce wolf.	Dolf, Dolfe, Dolff, Dolffe, Dolphe, Dolphus (teutonic), Dulphe, Tulph	German
	Dom	Of the lord. a short form of domenic.	Domm	Latin
	Domenic	Of the lord	Domenick, Domenik, Domenyc, Domenyck, Domenyk, Domingo, Dominic, Dominick, Dominik, Dominique (french), Domokos (hungarian)	Latin
	Domingo	Born on a sunday.		Spanish
	Don	Little ruler. a short form of names beginning with "don".	Donn	American, Australian, Celtic, English, New zealand
	Donahue	Brown-haired warrior.	Donahu, Donahugh, Donehue, Donohoe, Donohu, Donohue, Donohugh	Gaelic
	Donald	Ruler of the world.	Domnal, Domnall, Donal (irish), Donalds, Donel, Doneld, Donil, Donild, Donld, Donyl	Celtic
	Donatien	Gift	Donathan, Donathon, Donato (italian), Donatyen	French
	Donato	Gift from god.	Doneto	Italian, Spanish
	Donatus	God-given		Latin
	Donegal	Fort of foreigners.	Donigal, Donygal	Irish
	Donkor	Humble	Donko	Akan
	Donnell	Brave, dark-haired one.	Doneal, Donel, Donell, Donelle, Donelly, Doniel, Donielle, Donnel, Donnelle, Donniel, Donnyl, Donyl	Irish
	Donny	Proud ruler. the short form of names starting with 'don'.	Donee, Doney, Doni, Donie, Donnee, Donney, Donni, Donnie, Dony	Irish, Scottish
	Donovan	Dair-haired warrior.	Donavan, Donaven, Donavin, Donavyn, Donevan, Donevin, Donevon, Donyvon	Celtic
	Dooley	Dark hero.	Doolea, Dooleah, Dooleigh, Dooli, Doolie, Dooly	Irish
	Doongara	Lightning	Doongarah, Doongarra, Doongarrah	Australian aboriginal
	Dor	Generation		Hebrew
	Dorak	Lively	Dorek, Dorik, Doryk	Australian aboriginal
	Doran	Stranger; gift.	Doren, Dorin, Doron, Dorran, Dorren, Dorrin, Dorron, Dorryn, Doryn	Greek, Irish
	Dorcas	From the forest.		Hebrew
	Dore	Stream	Dor	Celtic
	Dorian	From the sea, from doria.	Doran, Dorien, Dorran, Dorrance, Dorren, Dorrin, Dorryn, Doryn	Greek
	Dorjee	Thunderbold		Tibetan
	Dorrell	The keeper of the king's door.	Dorrel, Dorrelle, Durel, Durell, Durelle	Scottish
	Dory	Golden	Doree, Dorey, Dori, Dorie	French
	Dotan	Law	Dothan	French
	Doug	Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream. a short form of douglas.	Douge, Dougee, Dougey, Dougi, Dougie, Dougy, Dug, Dugee, Dugey, Dugi, Dugie, Dugy	Gaelic, Irish
	Dougal	Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream. a short form of douglas.	Doogal, Doogall, Dougall, Dougie, Douglass, Dugald, Duglass	Gaelic, Irish
	Douglas	Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream.	Douglass, Duglass	Gaelic, Irish
	Dov	Bear; dove, bird of peace. the hebrew form of david, beloved.	Dove, Dovi, Dovid, Dovidas, Dowld	English, Hebrew
	Dover	Water, speaker.	Dova, Dovah, Dove, Dovor	Hebrew
	Dow	Black-haired.		Gaelic, Irish
	Doyle	Dark stranger.	Doial, Doiale, Doiall, Doil, Doile, Dotal, Dotel, Doyal doyel, Doyele, Doyell, Doyelle	Irish
	Dragan	Dear	Dragen, Dragin, Dragon, Dragyn	Slavic
	Dragoslav	Dear glory.		Slavic
	Drake	Dragon. male duck.	Draek, Drago (italian), Draik, Draike, Drayk, Drayke	Old english
	Draper	Fabric or curtain maker.	Draeper, Draiper, Drayper	English
	Dravon	He who comes from the river avon ??	Draven, Dravin, Dravonn, Dravyn	English
	Dreng	Brave friend.		Norwegian
	Drew	Strong, brave, courageous one. the short form of andrew.	Drewe, Dru, Drue	Gaelic
	Driscoll	One who interprets.	Driscol, Driscole, Dryscol, Dryscoll, Dryscolle	Irish
	Drogo	To carry.		Old german
	Drover	Sheep or cattle herder.	Dorvir, Drova, Drovah, Drove, Drovor, Drovyr	Australian
	Druce	Wise man's son.		Welsh
	Drummond	From the mountain of the druids.	Drummund, Drumond, Drumund	Scottish
	Drury	Beloved.	Druree, Drurey, Druri, Druruie	English, French
	Dryden	From the dry valley.	Driada, Driden, Dridin, Dridyn, Drydan, Drydin, Drydon, Drydyn	English
	Duane	Dark one, swarthy	Dewain, Dewan, Dewane, Dewayne, Duane, Dwain, Dwaine, Dwayn, Dwayne (gaelic)	Gaelic, Irish
	Duarte	Prosperous guardian. the portuguese form of edward. wealthy guardian.	Duart	Portuguese
	Dubham	Black	Dubhem, Dubhim, Dubhom, Dybhym	Celtic
	Dubric	Black ruler.	Dbryk, Dubrick, Dubrik, Dubryc, Dybryck	Old english
	Duc	Moral	Duoc, Duy	Vietnamese
	Dudley	From the meadow.	Dudlea, Dudleah, Dudlee, Dudleigh, Dudli, Dudlie, Dudly	Old english
	Dudon	Given from god.	Dudan, Duden, Dudin, Dudun, Dudyn	Italian
	Duer	Hero		Scottish
	Duff	Black-haired.	Duf	Gaelic
	Dugan	Dark-haired; swarthy.	Doogan, Doogen, Dougan, Dougen, Douggan, Douggen, Dugen	Gaelic, Irish
	Duke	Leader; a sort form of marmaduke, follower of saint maedoc.	Duk	Gaelic, Irish, Latin
	Dukker	Teller of fortunes.	Duker	Gypsy
	Dulani	Cutter	Dulanee, Dulaney, Dulanie, Dulany	Ngoni
	Duman	Mist	Dumen, Dumin, Dumon, Dymyn	Turkish
	Dumin	Lord		Czech
	Dumont	Of the mountains.	Duemont	French
	Duncan	Brown-haired warrior.	Doncan, Dunkan	Old english
	Dunham	From the brown homestead.	Dunhem	Old english
	Dunley	From the brown, hilly meadow.	Dunlea, Dunleah, Dunlee, Dunleigh, Dunli, Dunlie, Dunly	Old english
	Dunlop	From the brown, mud hill.	Dunlope	Old english
	Dunmore	From the brown moor fort.	Dumoar, Dunmoor, Dunmoore, Dunmor	Old english
	Dunn	Brown-haired.	Dun, Dunne	Scottish
	Dunstan	From the brown hill stone.	Dunsten, Dunstin, Dunston, Dunstyn	Old english
	Dunton	From the brown hill town.	Duntan, Dunten, Duntin, Duntyn	English
	Dural	Hollow from where smoke is rising.	Durel, Duril, Duryl	Australian aboriginal
	Durant	Enduring	Dant, Duran, Durance, Durand, Durante, Durontae, Durrant	Latin
	Durbin	City dweller.	Derbon, Derbun, Durban, Durben, Durbyn	Gaelic, Latin
	Dureau	Strength	Durea	French
	Durko	Farmer		Czech
	Durrebar	Black cockatoo.		Australian aboriginal
	Durril	Gooseberry	Duril, Durryl, Durryll, Duryl	Gypsy
	Durward	Keeper of the door.	Derward, Durwood	Old english
	Durwin	Beloved friend.		Old english
	Dusa	A form of dusan, spirited.		Czech
	Dusan	Spirited	Dusen, Dusin, Duson, Dusyn	Czech
	Dusanek	A form of dusan, spirited.		Czech
	Dustin	Warrior	Dustan, Dusten, Duston, Dustyn	Old english, Teutonic
	Dusty	Covered in dust. the short form of dustin. warrior	Dustee, Dustey, Dusti, Dustie	English
	Dutch	The german.		German
	Duval	Of the valley.	Duvall, Duveuil, Duvyl	French
	Duysek	A form of dusan, spirited.		Czech
	Dwade	Dark-haired traveller.	Dwaid, Dwaide, Dwayd, Dwayde	English
	Dwayne	Dark one.	Dewain, Dewan, Dewane, Dewayne, Duane, Dwain, Dwaine, Dwayn, Dwayne (gaelic)	Irish
	Dwight	White; valiant.	Dwhite, Dwite, Dwyte	Gaelic, Scandinavian
	Dyami	Eagle soaring	Dyani	Native american
	Dyer	Dyer of fabric	Dier	English
	Dylan	From the sea	Dilan, Dilen, Dilin, Dillan, Dillen, Dillin, Dillon, Dillyn, Dilyn, Dylane, Dylen, Dylin, Dyllan, Dylon, Dylyn	Celtic
	Dymock	Pig sty.	Dimock	Old welsh
	Dyre	Dear	Dire	Danish
	Dzik	Wild man.		Polish
	Ea	Brilliant, famous.	Eah	German, Irish
	Eachan	Works with the horses, horseman or horse lord.	Eachen, Eachin, Eachon, Eachyn, Egan, Egen, Egin, Egon, Egyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Eamon	Wealthy; protector	Eaman, Eamen, Eamin, Eamman, Eammen, Eammin, Eammon, Eammun, Eamun, Eamyn, Edmund, Eiman, Eimen, Eimin, Eimon, Eimyn, Emmyn, Etman, Eymen, Eymin, Eymon, Eymyn	English, Irish
	Ean	God is gracious. a form of ian.	Eaen, Eann, Eion, Eon, Eonn, Eyan, Eyen, Eyon, Eyyn, Ian	English, Scottish
	Earl	Pledge; promise; nobleman	Airle, Earld, Earle, Earli, Earlie, Earlson, Early, Eorl, Erral, Errel, Erril, Errol, Erryl, Eryl	English, Irish
	Earnest	Sincere	Earnesto, Eirnest, Eranest, Ernest, Erneste, Ernist, Ernyst, Eyrnest	English
	Earvin	Friend of the sea. a form of irving.	Earving, Ervin, Erving, Ervyn, Ervyng	English
	Easter	Born at easter time.		Hebrew
	Easton	From the eastern town.	Eason, Eastan, Easten, Eastin, Eastyn	English
	Eaton	From the estate town by the river.	Eatton, Eton, Eyton	English
	Ebal	Naked	Ebale	Hebrew
	Eben	Rock, stone.	Eban, Ebenn, Ebin, Ebon, Ebyn	Hebrew
	Ebenezer	Stone foundation.	Ebbaneza, Eben, Ebeneezer, Ebeneser, Ebenezar, Evanezer, Eveneser, Ibenezer	Hebrew
	Eber	Overcomes problems.		Hebrew
	Eberhard	Courageous boar.	Eberhardt, Evard, Everard, Everardo, Everart, Everhardt, Everhart	German
	Ebilo	Hardy boar.	Ebbo, Ebert, Ebylo	German
	Ebner	Father of light.	Abnar, Abner, Abnor, Ebnar, Ebnir, Ebnor, Ebnyr	English, Hebrew
	Ebo	Born on a tuesday.	Ebot	Fanti
	Eborico	Wild boar king.	Eboryco	Sanish
	Ebrulf	Wild, fierce wolf.		Teutonic
	Eccelino	Like his father.	Eccelyno	Italian
	Eckhardt	Firm, formidable.	Eckart, Eckhard	German
	Ed	Happy guardian; success	Edd, Eddi, Eddie, Eddy, Edi, Edie, Edward, Edwardo, Edy	English
	Edan	Fire	Eadan, Eade, Eadin, Eadon, Eadyn, Edin, Edon, Edun, Edyn	Celtic
	Edbert	Prosperous		Old english
	Eddie	Happy guardian; success	Ed, Edd, Eddi, Eddy, Edi, Edie, Edward, Edwardo, Edy	English
	Eddy	Happy guardian; success	Ed, Edd, Eddi, Eddie, Edi, Edie, Edward, Edwardo, Edy	English
	Edel	Noble	Adel, Edelmar, Edelweiss	German
	Edelmar	Noble, famous.		Old english
	Eden	Pleasure	Eadan, Eaden, Eadin, Eadon, Eadyn, Edan, Edin, Edon, Edun, Edyn	Hebrew
	Edgar	Great spearman	Edek, Edgaras (lithuanian), Edgard (french), Edgardo (italian), Edgars, Edger, Edgir, Edgor, Edgy	English
	Edin	God is gracious. a form of john.	Eadan, Eaden, Eadin, Eadon, Eadyn, Edan, Eden, Edon, Edun, Edyn	Irish, Scottish
	Edison	Son of edward; son of the wealthy friend	Eddisen, Eddison, Eddisyn, Eddyson, Edisen, Edysen, Edyson	English
	Edmond	Wealthy protector.	Eaman, Eamen, Eamon, Edman, Edmen, Edmon, Edmonde, Edmondo (spanish, Edmonson, Edmun, Edmund, Edmundo (italian, Edmunds, Edmynd, Esmon, Esmond, Italian), Portuguese)	English
	Edmund	Protector	Eamon	English
	Edred	Rich, happy counsel.	Edredd	Old english
	Edrei	Strong leader.	Edrey	Hebrew
	Edric	Prosperous ruler	Eddric, Eddrick, Eddrik, Eddryc, Eddryck, Eddryk, Ederic, Ederick, Ederik, Ederyc, Ederyck, Ederyk, Edreece, Edreese, Edrice, Edrick, Edrik, Edris, Edryc, Edryck, Edryk, Edrys	English
	Edsel	From the rich one's house, deep thinker.	Edsell	English
	Edson	Edison's son, son of the wealthy friend.		English
	Edur	Snow	Edure	Basque
	Edwald	Wealthy ruler.	Edwaldo	Old english
	Edward	Wealthy ruling guardian.	Edic, Edick, Edik, Edko, Edoardo (italian), Edorta, Edouard (french), Eduard (german/dutch), Eduardo (spanish), Edus, Edvard, Edvard (swedish/danish), Edvardo, Edvood, Edwardo, Edwards, Edzio, Ekewaka	English
	Edwin	Prosperous friend.	Eadwin, Eadwinn, Edik, Edlin, Eduino, Edwinn, Edwyn, Edwynn	English
	Eehu	Rain		Australian aboriginal
	Efrain	Fruitful	Efraine, Efrayn, Efrayne, Efren, Efrim, Efrin, Efryn	Hebrew
	Egan	Fiery	Egann, Egen, Egin, Egon, Egyn	Irish
	Egbert	Bright sword.	Egbirt, Egburt, Egbyrt	English
	Egede	Young goat. a form of giles, carrier of th shield.	Eged, Egide (french), Egidio (italian), Egidus (dutch)	Danish, Greek, Norwegian
	Egerton	From edgar's town, from the town of the successful spear thrower.	Edgarton, Edgartwon, Egeton, Ergeryn	English
	Egil	Awe-inspiring.	Egils (norse), Egyl, Eigel, Eygel	Norwegian
	Eginhard	Powerful sword	Eginhardt, Egynhard, Egynhardt, Einhard, Einhardt	German
	Egmont	Top of the mountain.	Egmount	Old english
	Egon	Formidable	Egan, Egen, Egin, Egun, Egyn	German
	Egor	Farmer. a form of george.	Igor, Yegor	Greek, Russian
	Ehren	Honourable	Eren	German
	Ehud	Praised, union.		Hebrew
	Eiddwen	Fond and faithful.	Eiddweyn, Eidwin, Eidwyn, Eyddwyn, Wyddwen	Welsh
	Eide	Wasteland - from '	Ede (greek, German	Generation, German, Norwegian
	Eilif	Living forever.	Eileif	Norse
	Einar	Individual, first; warrior chief.	Eimar (irish), Ejar, Inar	Norse, Scandinavian
	Einfeld	Individual field.	Seinfeld	German, Scandinavian
	Eion	God is gracious. a form of ian.	Ean, Eann, Eon, Eyon, Ian	English, Irish, Scottish
	Eirenaios	Peaceful		Greek
	Eirig	Happy	Eyrig	Welsh
	Eiros	Bright	Eros, Eyros	Welsh
	Eisak	Laughter	Eysak	Russian
	Eisenbart	Bright iron.		Greek
	Eisonbolt	Iron prince.		Greek, Teutonic
	Ekon	Strength	Ek, Kon, Koni, Konie, Kony	Nigerian
	Elam	Highland.		Hebrew
	Elan	Life force, spirited man; friendly; tree		French, Hebrew, Native american
	Elbert	Noble, bright. a form of albert.	Elbirt, Elburt, Elbyrt	English, French, German
	Eldad	Beloved of god.		Hebrew
	Elden	Wise, old friend, helmet. a form of alden.	Eldan, Eldin, Eldon, Eldun, Eldyn	English
	Elder	Elder-tree dweller, senior.	Aldar, Alder, Aldir, Aldor, Aldyr, Eldar, Eldir, Eldor	English
	Eldorado	Gilded, covered with gold; wise one.		Spanish
	Eldred	Old, wise counsel. a form of aldred.	Eldred, Eldrid, Eldryd	Old english
	Eldridge	Old, wise, powerful ruler. a form of aldrich.	Eldred, Eldredge, Eldrege, Eldrid, Eldrige, Elric, Elrick, Elrik	English
	Eldwin	Old friend.	Eldwen, Eldwyn	Old english
	Eleazar	God helps.	Elazar, Elazaro, Elizar, Elizard, Elizardo	Hebrew
	Elek	Defender of humankind. a form of alec.	Elec, Eleck, Elic, Elick, Elik, Elyc, Elyck, Elyk	Greek, Hungarian
	Elfyn	Elf friend.	Elfin	Welsh
	Elger	Noble spearer.	Elgar, Elgir, Elgor	German
	Elgin	Noble; white	Elgan, Elgen, Elgon, Elgyn	English
	Eli	Uplifting. the short form of elijah. the lord is my god.	Elay, Elian, Elie, Elien, Elier, Elion, Eloi, Eloy, Ely, Elyan, Elyen, Elyin, Elyn, Elyon	Hebrew
	Elia	To lift.	Eliah, Eliya, Elya, Elyah	Zuni
	Elian	Based on the clan name aelia.	Elyian	Cuban, Latin, Spanish
	Elias	Uplifting. a form of elijah.		Greek, Hebrew
	Elijah	The lord is my god	Elia, Eliah, Elias (greek), Elija, Elijuo, Elishjsha, Eliya, Eliyahu, Ellija, Ellijah, Ellis, Ellyjah, Ellys, Elys	Hebrew
	Elika	Wealthy. a form of rick.	Elycka	Greek, Hawaiian
	Elisha	God is my salvation.	Elijsha, Elisee, Eliseo, Elish, Elisher, Elishia, Elishua, Elishuah, Elysha, Elyshja	Hebrew
	Elizur	God is my rock.	Elyzur	Hebrew
	Eljah	The lord is my god.	Elijah, Eliot	Hebrew
	Eljon	Going up.		Syrian
	Elk	Large deer.	Elke	American
	Elkan	God is jealous.	Elkana, Elkanah, Elkin, Elkins, Elkyn, Elkyns	Hebrew
	Elki	Hanging over the top.	Elkie, Elky	Moquelumnan
	Ellard	Sacred, brave.	Alard, Allard, Elard, Ellerd	German
	Ellery	From the elder-tree island.	Elari, Elarie, Elary, Elery, Ellari, Ellarie, Ellary, Elleri, Ellerie, Ellery	English, German
	Elliot	The lord is my god.	Eliot, Eliott, Eliud, Elliott, Ellyot, Ellyott, Elyot, Elyott	Hebrew
	Ellis	The lord is my god; noble.	Elis, Ellison, Ellys, Ellyson, Elys, Elyson	Hebrew, Old english
	Elliston	Kind, noble one from the town. a city in montana.		English
	Elman	Elm tree.	Elmen	German
	Elmer	Noble, famous.	Almer, Aylmar, Aylmer, Elmar, Ulmer	English
	Elmo	Amiable, friendly.		Greek
	Elmore	Elm-tree, moor dweller.	Ellmoar, Ellmoor, Ellmoore, Ellmor, Ellmore, Elmoar, Elmoor, Elmoore	Old english
	Elonzo	Noble; famous.	Alonz, Alonzo, Elonz	German, Spanish
	Eloy	Chosen	Eloi	Latin
	Elrad	God rules	Ellrad, Elradd	Hebrew
	Elroy	Royal	Elroi, Elroye	Latin
	Elsdon	From the noble one's hill.	Elsden, Elsdin, Elsdyn	Old english
	Elson	Ellis' son; the noble one's son. the lord is my god.	Ellson	Old english
	Elston	From ellis' town; from the noble one's town.	Ellston	Old english
	Elsu	Soaring, swooping falcon.		Native american
	Elsworth	From ellis' estate; from the noble one's estate	Ellsworth	Old english
	Elton	From the old town.	Eltan, Elten, Eltin, Eltyn	English
	Elvern	Spring; a form of alvern.	Elverne, Elvirn, Elvirne, Elvyrn, Elvyrne	Latin
	Elvin	Elf friend	Elvyn, Elwin, Elwyn, Elwynn	English
	Elvio	Blond-haired.	Elvyo	Spanish
	Elvis	Elf friend.	Elviss, Elvys, Elvyss	Old norse
	Elvy	Elf warrior.	Elvi, Elvie	Old english
	Elwell	From the old stream	Elwel	Old english
	Elwin	Friend of the elves	Elvain, Elvyn, Elwen, Elwyn	English
	Elwood	From the forest.	Ellwood	Old english
	Emerson	Emery's son, son of the industrious ruler.		Old english
	Emery	Industrious, hardworking ruler.	Amerigo (italian), Emeree, Emeri (french), Emerie, Emmeree, Emmeri, Emmerich (german), Emmerie, Emmery, Emmori, Emmorie, Emmory, Emory	Teutonic
	Emile	Hard-working; compliment giver.	Amiel, Amile, Emiel, Emil, Emile (french, Emiliano (italian, Emilio (spanish), Emille, Emlyn (welsh), Emyl, Emyll, Emylle, German, Spanish)	Gothic german, Latin
	Emlyn	One who lives at the border.	Emlin	Welsh
	Emmanuel	God is with us.	Eman (czech), Emanual, Emanuel, Emanuel (german), Emanuele (italian), Emanuell, Emek, Emmaneuol, Emmanle, Emmanueal, Emmanuele, Emmanuil, Imanual, Imanuel, Imanuele, Immanu, Immanuel, Manuel (spanish)	Hebrew
	Emmett	Hard-working, strong; ant	Emmet, Emmit, Emmitt, Emmot, Emmott, Emmyt, Emmytt, Emyt, Emytt	Old english, Teutonic
	Emre	Brother		Turkish
	Emrick	Hard-working ruler.	Emric, Emrik, Emryc, Emryck, Emryk	German
	Emry	Honourable	Emree, Emrey, Emri, Emrie, Emyr	Welsh
	Enan	Hammer	Enen, Enin, Enon, Enyn	Welsh
	Enapay	To give a brave appearance.	Enapai	Lakota
	Enda	Bird	Endah	Irish
	Endor	The fountain of youth, adorable. the masculine form of endora.		Hebrew
	Endre	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andre.	Ender, Endres (german)	Greek
	Endrikas	Ruler of the house. a form of henry.	Endrika, Endryka, Endrykas	German, Lithuanian
	Eneas	Praised. a form of aeneas		Greek, Irish
	Eneco	Fiery. a form of ignatius.		Latin
	Engelbert	Bright angel.	Engelburt, Englebert, Englebirt, Engleburt, Ingelbert, Ingelburt, Inglburt, Inglebert	German
	Enli	Dog over there.	Enly	Dene
	Ennis	Mine, ninth-born child; island; only child.	Enis, Ennys, Enys	Celtic, Greek, Irish
	Enoch	Dedicated, consecrated.	Enoc, Enock, Enok	Hebrew
	Enore		Enor, Enorr, Enorre	Italian
	Enos	Man	Enosh	Hebrew
	Enric	Ruler of thehouse. a form of henry.	Enrica, Enricah, Enrick, Enrico (italian), Enrigue, Enrik, Enrika, Enrikah, Enrikos (greek), Enriq, Enrique (spanish), Enriquez	German, Romanian
	Enright	The attacker's son.	Enrite	Irish
	Ensor	From the blessed bank.	Ensar, Enser, Ensir	Old english
	Enver	Bright, handsome.		Turkish
	Enyeto	Walking like a bear.	Enieto	Native american
	Enz	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a short form of lawrence.	Enzo	Latin, Swiss
	Enzi	Powerful	Enzy	Swahili
	Enzo	Ruler of the house. a form of henry.	Enzio	Italian
	Ephraim	Extremely fruitful.		Hebrew
	Eran	Vigilant	Eren, Erin, Eron, Eryn	Hebrew
	Erasmus	Loveable, desired.		Greek
	Erastus	Beloved, a giver of love, beloved in return.	Erastos	Greek
	Erbert	Glorious warrior.	Ebert, Erberto (italian), Erbirt, Erbirto, Erburt, Erburto	German
	Ercole	Great gift.	Ercol	Italian
	Erebus	Dark-haired.		Greek
	Erhard	Strong, resolute.	Erhardt, Erhart	German
	Eric	Ruler; brave ruler.	Aryk, E, Ehric, Ehrich, Elika, Enrich, Enrick, Erek (scandinavian), Eric, Erica, Ericah, Erich, Erich (czech, Erick, Erickson, Erico, Ericson, Erik (scandinavian), Eriks (scandinavian), German	Old english, Scandinavian
	Eriha	God		Maori
	Erin	Peace; from ireland.	Eran, Eren, Erine, Erinn, Erino, Eron, Eryn, Erynn	Celtic, Irish
	Erland	From the noble one's land.	Earlan, Earland, Erlan, Erlen, Erlend	English
	Erling	The noble one's son.	Erlin	English
	Erman	Soldier; friend, god; rotted bones. a form of herman.	Arman, Ermano, Ermin, Irman, Irmin, Orman	German, Indian, Turkish
	Ermanno	Warrior	Erman, Ermano (spanish), Ermin	German
	Ermo	Friendly	Ermot	Italian
	Ernan	Experienced	Ernen, Ernin, Ernon, Ernyn	Irish
	Ernest	Sincere	Erneste (french), Ernestino (italian), Ernesto (spanish), Ernests (lettish), Ernestus (dutch), Erneszt (hungarian), Erno (hungarian), Ernst (german)	English
	Ernie	A short form of ernest, sincere.	Earnee, Earni, Earnie, Earnre, Earny, Ernee, Erney, Erni, Ernie, Erny	English
	Ernijo	Peace	Earnijo	Greek, Hungarian
	Erol	Strong, courageous.	Eroll	Turkish
	Errando	Bold	Erando	Basque
	Errol	Wanderer	Erel, Erell, Eril, Erill, Erol, Erold, Errel, Errell, Erril< errill, Erroll, Erryl, Erryll, Eryl, Eryll	Latin
	Erroman	From rome.	Eroman	Basque
	Erskine	From the high cliff; from ireland.	Ersin, Erskin< erskyn, Erskyne	English, Scottish
	Eruera	Wealthy ruling guardian. a form of edward.	Eruerah	Maori
	Ervin	Sea friend.	Earvan, Earven, Earvin, Earvon, Earvyn, Ervan, Erven, Ervine, Ervon, Ervyn, Ervyne, Erwan, Erwin, Erwinek, Erwinn, Erwyn, Erwynn	English
	Esai	God is salvation, god's great gift.		Latin, Spanish
	Esau	Rough-haired.	Esaw	Hebrew
	Esbern	Holy bear.	Esberne, Esbirn, Esbirne, Esburn, Esburne, Esbyrn, Esbyrne	Danish
	Esdras	Help		Hebrew
	Eskil	Vessel of god.	Eskyl	Norwegian
	Esko	Leader		Finnish
	Esmond	Gracious protection, shelter.	Esmon, Esmun, Esmund	Old english
	Espen	Bear	Espan, Espin, Espon, Espyn	Danish
	Essien	Sixth-born child.	Esien	Ochi
	Este	From th east.	Estes	Italian
	Esteban	Crowned. a form of stephan.	Estabon, Estavao (spanish), Estebe (basque), Estefan, Estephan, Estevan, Esteven, Estevez, Estiven, Estyvan, Estyven, Estyvin, Estyvon, Estyvyn, Etienne (french), Etyven	Greek, Spanish
	Ethan	Strength; steadfast; reliable; running waters	Eatha, Eathen, Eathin, Eathon, Eathyn, Efan, Efen, Effan, Effen, Effin, Effon, Effyn, Efin, Efon, Efyn, Eithan, Eithen, Eithin, Eithon, Eithyn, Ethen, Ethin, Ethon, Ethyn, Eyth, Eythan, Eythen, Eythin	Hebrew
	Ethel	Noble	Ethal, Ethelred, Ethil, Ethol, Ethyl	Old english
	Ethelred	Noble counsel.		Old english
	Etienne	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Etiene	French, Greek
	Ettore	Reliable, steadfast.	Etore	Greek, Italian
	Etu	Sunny	Eetu	Native american
	Euan	Sunny, youthful warrior.	Euen, Euin, Euron, Euryn, Ewan, Ewen, Ewin, Ewon, Ewyn	Scottish
	Euclid	True glory.	Euclyd	Greek
	Eudo	Youngster	Eu	Teutonic
	Eugene	Noble, well born.	Eugeen, Eugeene, Eugeius (dutch), Eugen (german), Eugenio (italian, Eugenios, Eujean, Eujeane, Eujeen, Eujein, Eujeyn, Evgeny (russian, Ezven (czech), Gene, Greek), Portuguese), Spanish)	Greek
	Eureka	Found	Eurekah	Greek
	Euroa	Joy	Euroah	Australian aboriginal
	Eurwyn	Gold, fair-haired.	Eurwen, Eurwin	Welsh
	Eusebuis	Honourable		Greek
	Eustace	Abundant corn.	Eustacee, Eustache (french), Eustachio (italian), Eustachy (polish), Eustaquio (spanish), Eustasius (german), Eustathios (greek), Eustatius (dutch), Eustazio (italian), Eustis, Eustquio (spanish), Sta	Greek
	Evan	Young warrior; god is gracious, a form of john.	Bowen, Eve, Evon, Evun, Evyn, Ewan, Ewen, M evin, Owain, Owen, Yvain, Ywaine	Celtic, Welsh
	Evander	Evangelist, preacher.	Evandar	Greek
	Evangelos	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Evaggelos, Evangelo, Evangelos	Greek
	Evelyn	From the pool of life.	Evelin	Hebrew
	Everard	Strong, brave like a boar.	Eberhard (german), Eberhardt, Everarado (italian), Evered, Everett, Everhardt, Everhart (dutch), Evraud (french)	Old english
	Everett	Mighty like a boar.	Eber, Everard, Evered, Everet, Everhard, Everhardt, Everhet, Everhett, Everit, Everitt, Everyt, Everyte, Everytte, Evraud, Evre, Evryt, Evryte, Evrytt, Evrytte, Eward, Ewardo, Ewart, Ret, Rett, Verytt	English
	Everley	From evan's meadow, from the well-born one's meadow.	Evanla, Evanleah, Evanlee, Evanleigh, Evanli, Evanlie, Evanly, Evenlea, Evenleah, Evenlee, Evenleigh, Evenli, Evenlie, Evenly	Old english
	Everton	From the well-bron one's town.		English
	Evgeny	Noble, well-born. a form of eugene.	Evgenij, Evgenyi	Greek, Russian
	Ewald	Always powerful.	Evald, Evold, Ewold	Old english
	Ewan	God is gracious. a form of john.	Eoghan, Eoin, Evan, Even, Evin, Evon, Evun, Evyn, Ewen, Ewin, Ewon, Ewyn, Owen, Owin, Owyn	Welsh
	Ewen	Noble youth.		Celtic
	Ewert	Herder of ewes.	Ewirt	Old english
	Ewing	Law friend.	Ewin, Ewyn, Ewyng	English
	Exelby	Divine cauldron.	Exelbi	Old norse
	Eyad	Possesses power, support, might and strength.		Arabic
	Eyar	Island warrior.	Eiar	Norse
	Eydis	Island fairy.	Eidis	Norse
	Eyota	Great	Eiota, Eyotah	Native american
	Eystein	From the island stone.	Einstein, Einsteyn, Eynstein, Eynstyn	Norse
	Eytan	Firm, strong. a form of ethan.	Eitan, Eiten, Eyten	Hebrew, Polish
	Eyvar	Island of prudence.	Eivar	Norse
	Ezekial	Strength of god.	Ezechiel, Ezeck, Ezeeckel, Ezekeial, Ezekial, Ezell, Ezequiel, Eziaka, Eziakah, Eziechiele, Eziequel, Zeke	Hebrew
	Ezra	Helper	Esdras, Esra, Esrah, Ezer, Ezera, Ezerah, Ezrah	Hebrew
	Fa	He beginning.	Fai	Chinese
	Faas	One who gives wise counsel.	Fas	Scandinavian
	Fabian	Bean grower.	Fab, Faba, Fabag, Fabar, Fabean, Faber (german), Fabia, Fabiano (italian), Fabien (french), Fabijan (slavic), Fabio (italian), Fabir, Fabius (latin), Fabiusz (polish), Fabor, Fabyan (italian), Fabyous	Latin
	Fabrizio	One with skilful hands.		Latin
	Fabron	Little blacksmith.	Fabra, Fabre (french), Fabriano, Fabrizio (italian), Fabroni (italian), Fabryn	French
	Fadey	Courageious, bold. a short form of thaddeus, praising god.	Faday, Faddel, Faddey, Faddi, Faddie, Faddy, Fadeyka, Fadi, Fadie, Fady	Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Ukrainian
	Fadi	The redeemer.	Fadee, Fadey, Fadie, Fady	Arabic
	Fadil	Generous	Fadal, Fadel, Fadyl	Arabic
	Fagan	Little fire.	Faegan, Faegen, Faegin, Faegon, Faegyn, Fagen, Fagin, Fagon, Fagyn, Faigan, Faigen, Faigin, Faigon, Faigyn, Faygan, Faygen, Faygin, Faygon, Faygyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Fahd	Lynx	Fahad	Arabic
	Fahey	Joyful, happy.	Fahay, Fayey	Old english
	Fairfax	Fair headed.		Old english
	Faisal	Decisive	Fasel, Fasil, Faysal, Fayzal, Fayzel	Arabic
	Fakhir	Excellence		Arabic
	Falco	Falcon trainer.	Falcko, Falckon, Falcon, Falconn, Falconner, Falconnor, Faulco, Faulconer, Faulconner, Faulconnor	Latin
	Falkner	Falconer	Faulkner, Flacon, Fowler	Old english
	Fallon	Of a ruling family, descended from a ruling family.	Faline, Fallan, Fallen, Fallyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Fane	Joyful, from the bull/sheep meadow.	Fain, Faine, Faines, Fains, Fanes, Fayn, Fayne	English
	Faolan	Wolf		Irish
	Faraji	Consolation	Farajy	Swahili
	Faramond	Protected traveller.	Farman, Farmannus, Farrimond	Teutonic
	Farid	Unique	Farrid, Farryd, Faryd	Arabic
	Faris	Horseman/knight.		Arabic
	Farlane	From the far lane.	Farlain, Farlaine, Farlayn, Farlayne	Old english
	Farley	From the far meadow.	Fairleah, Fairlee, Fairleigh, Fairley, Farlay, Farlea, Farleah, Farlee, Farleigh, Farli, Farlie, Farly	Old english
	Farnell	Hill covered with ferns.	Farnal, Farnald, Farnalde, Farnall, Farnalle, Farnel, Farneld, Farnell, Farnelle, Fernal, Fernald, Fernalde, Fernall, Fernalle, Furnal, Furnald, Furnalde, Furnall, Furnalle, Furnel, Furneld, Furnell	English
	Farnham	From the cottage with the field of ferns.	Farnem, Farnham, Farnhem	Old english
	Farnley	From the fern meadow.	Farnlea, Farnleah, Farnlee, Farnleigh, Farnli, Farnlie, Farnly, Fernlea, Fernleah, Fernlee, Fernleigh, Fernley, Fernli, Fernlie, Fernly	English
	Faroh	Ruler	Faro, Farro, Farrow, Pharo, Pharoh	Latin
	Farold	Mighty traveller.		Old english
	Farouk	One who knows wrong from right.	Farook, Faroukl	Arabic
	Farquhar	Friendly	Farquar, Farquarson, Farquharson	Gaelic
	Farr	Traveller	Far	English
	Farrar	Farrier, blacksmith.	Farar, Farer, Farrel, Farrell, Farrer0	Old english
	Farrell	Hero	Faral, Farel, Faril, Farol, Farral, Farrel, Farryl, Faryl, Ferrel, Ferrell, Ferril, Ferryl	Celtic, Irish
	Farrow	Little piglet.		English
	Farruca	Freedom, from france; honest. a form of frank.	Farruka, Faruca, Farucah, Frascuelo, Furrucah	Old english, Spanish
	Faste	Firm	Fast	Norwegian
	Fate	Destiny	Fayette	Latin
	Fath	Victorious		Arabic
	Fatin	Clever one.	Fatine, Fatyn, Fatyne	Arabic
	Faust	Fortunate	Fauste, Faustice, Faustin, Faustine, Faustino (italian), Faustos, Faustow, Faustus, Faustyce, Faustyn (polish), Faustys	Latin
	Fausto	Happy, lucky.		Italian, Latin
	Favian	Understanding	Favien, Favion, Favyon	Latin
	Faxi	Hair	Faxee, Faxey, Faxie, Faxy	Norse
	Faxon	Long-haired.	Faxan, Faxen, Faxin, Faxyn	German
	Fay	Raven		Gaelic, Irish
	Fazio	Good worker.		Italian
	Fazl	Abundance	Faisal, Faisel	Arabic
	Fearghal	Man of valour, man of strength.	Farrell, Ferdinand, Fergal	Gaelic, Irish
	Fearghas	Strength	Feargus, Fergus, Ferguss	Scottish
	Featherstone	From the feather stone.		English
	Fedlim	Good	Fedlym	Irish
	Fedor	Gift of god. the russian form of theodore	Fdor, Feador, Fedore, Feedore, Fidor, Fidore, Fydore	Russian
	Fehin	Little raven.	Fechin	Irish
	Feidhelm	Beauty, ever good.		Irish
	Feivel	God will aid.	Feyvel	Yiddish
	Feke	Octopus		Tongan
	Felicius	Happy	Felicyus, Felycius, Felycyus	Latin
	Felimy	Forever good.	Felymy	Irish
	Felipe	One who loves horses.	Feeleep (russian), Felep, Felipinho (portuguese), Philip, Phillip, Phylip, Phyllip	Spanish
	Felix	Happy and prosperous.	F lix (spanish), Felic (french), Felice (italian)	Latin
	Feliz	Fortunate	Felic, Felice (italian), Felicio, Felike, Feliks (polish), Feliksa (lithuanian), Felis, Felizio, Fellcio, Filix, Filyx, Fylix, Fylyx, Phelix, Phelyx	Latin
	Felton	Town in a field. from the field town.	Feltan, Felten, Feltin, Feltun, Feltyn	English
	Feng-shui	Wind and water.		Chinese
	Fenton	Frm the marsh town. the english county of fentonshire.	Fenten, Fentin, Fentn, Fentun, Fentyn	English
	Feodor	Gift of god. a form of theodore.	Fedar, Fedinka, Fedor, Fedya, Feodor, Fiodore	Greek, Slavic
	Feoras	Smooth rock.	Feora, Feorah	Greek
	Ferd	Horse	Ferde	German
	Ferdia	Man of god.	Ferdiah	Irish
	Ferdinand	Adventurer, peace maker; life adventure. the masculine form of fernanda.	Ferdinan, Ferdinando (italian), Ferdinandus (lithuanian), Fergus (irish), Fernando (spanish), Ferrand, Ferrando, Ferrante (french), Ferynand (polish), Ferynando (spanish, German, Hernan, Hernando (sp	Goth, Teutonic
	Ferenc	Freedom, from france; honest. a form of francis.	Feren, Ferke, Ferko	Hungarian, Old english
	Fergal	Brave, courageous, valorous.		Irish
	Fergus	Manly, strong warrior, virile; choice	Fearghas, Fearghus, Feargus, Ferghas, Ferghus, Ferguson, Firguson, Furgus, Furgusen, Furguson	Celtic, Irish
	Ferguson	Son of fergus.		Celtic, Irish
	Fermac	Brightness	Fearmac, Fermack, Fermak	Irish
	Fermin	Firm strength.	Feridon, Firman (french), Firmin, Firmyn, Furman, Furmin, Furmyn	Spanish
	Fernando	Daring, adventurous	Ferdinando, Fernand, Fernandez, Fernando	German, Spanish
	Feroz	Fortunate	Firoz, Fyroz	Persian
	Ferran	Baker	Feran, Fere, Ferin, Feron, Ferren, Ferrin, Ferron, Ferryn, Feryn	Arabic
	Ferrand	Grey-haired; adventurer.	F erand, Faran, Farand, Farran, Farrand, Farrando, Farrant, Feran, Ferran, Ferrant	Old french, Old german
	Ferrars	Iron	Ferrar	Latin
	Ferrell	Hero	Ferel, Ferell, Ferrel	Irish
	Ferris	Iron worker. iron, rock. a form of peter.; choice	Farice, Farrice, Farris, Feris, Ferrice, Ferrise, Ferryce, Ferryse, Ferryss	Gaelic, Irish
	Festus	Happy	Festys	Latin
	Fiacre	Eagle	Fiach, Fiak, Fiakryusz, Fyacre	Celtic
	Fico	Peaceful ruler.	Ficko, Fiko, Fycko, Fyco, Fyko	German, Spanish
	Fidel	Faithful	Fidele (french), Fidelinsz, Fidelio (italian), Fildes, Fydal, Fydel, Fydil, Fydyl	Latin
	Fielding	From the fields.	Fielder	English
	Fife	Geographical - from fife in scotland.	Fif, Fyf, Fyfe	Scottish
	Fillbert	Brilliant	Filbert, Filberte (french), Filberti, Filberto (italian, Filbirt, Filbirte, Fillberte, Fillbirt, Fillbirte, Fylbert, Fylberte, Fyllbert, Fyllberte, Fyllbirt, Fyllbirte, Spanish)	English
	Filmer	Famous	Fillmore, Filmore, Fyllmer, Fyllmore, Fylmer, Fylmore	Old english
	Filmore	More famous.	Fillmore, Filmore	Old english
	Filya	One who loves horses. a form of phillip.	Filyah, Fylya, Fylyah	Russian
	Finbar	Fair-haired, blond chief.	Finnbar, Fynbar, Fynbarr	Celtic
	Findlay	Fair-haired, blond warrior.	Findlea, Findleah, Findlee, Findleigh, Findley, Finlay (irish), Finlea, Finleah, Finlee, Finleigh, Finnlay, Finnlea, Finnleah, Finnlee, Finnleigh, Finnley, Fyndlay, Fyndlea, Fyndleah, Fyndlee, Fyndlei	Celtic, Gaelic
	Fineas	Oracle; dark-skinned.	Finea, Fynea, Fyneas	Fineas
	Fingal	Fair warrior.	Finngal, Fyngal, Fynngal	Celtic
	Finian	Fair-haried, blond child.	Finan, Fineen, Finien, Finyan, Fynian, Fynyan, Phinean, Phinian, Phinyan, Phynian, Phynyan	Celtic
	Fink	The finch bird.	Finke, Fynke, Fynnk	German
	Finlay	Blond-haired.	Findlay (celtic), Findlea, Findleah, Findlee, Findleigh, Findley, Finlea, Finleah, Finlee, Finleigh, Finnlay, Finnlea, Finnleah, Finnlee, Finnleigh, Finnley, Fyndl, Fyndlay, Fyndlea, Fyndleah, Fyndlee	Irish
	finley	Blond-haired	Findlay (celtic), Findlea, Findleah, Findlee, Findleigh, Findley, Finlea, Finleah, Finlee, Finleigh, Finnlay, Finnlea, Finnleah, Finnlee, Finnleigh, Finnley, Fyndl, Fyndlay, Fyndlea, Fyndleah, Fyndlee	Gaelic
	Finn	Blond-haired, fair complexioned; from finland.	Eifion, Fin, Finan, Finbar, Finbarr, Finian (celtic), Finnegan, Finnian, Fion, Fyn, Fynn	Gaelic, Irish, Old german
	Finnegan	Light-complexioned.	Finegan, Fineghan, Finneghan, Fynbegan, Fyneghan, Fynnegan, Fynneghan	Irish
	Fintan	From finland, from finn's town, fair-haired.	Finten, Fintin, Finton, Fintyn, Fyntan, Fynten, Fyntin, Fynton, Fyntyn	Irish
	Fionn	Fair-headed, fair, white. a central character in irish folklore.	Fin, Finn	Irish
	Fiorello	Little flower.	Fiorellea, Fiorelleah, Fiorelleigh, Fiorelley, Fiorelli, Fiorellie, Fiorelly, Fyorellea, Fyorelleah, Fyorellee, Fyorelleigh, Fyorelley, Fyorelli, Fyorellie, Fyorello, Fyorelly	Latin
	Firas	Persistent	Fira, Firah, Fyra, Fyrah, Fyras	Arabic
	Firman	Strength	Feridon, Firmen, Firmin, Firmyn, Furman, Furmin, Furmyn, Fyrman, Fyrmen, Fyrmin, Fyrmyn	Strength
	Firth	From the woodlands.	Fyrth	English
	Fischel	One who loves horses. a form of phillip.	Fyschel	Yiddish
	Fisk	A fish.	Fiske, Fysk, Fyske	Middle english
	Fitch	Weasel	Fytch	English
	Fitz	Son. the short form of names beginning with 'fitz'.	Fits, Fyts, Fytz	Old english
	Fitzgerald	Son of gerald, son of the brave spear carrier.	Fitsgerald, Fitzgeraldo, Fystgerald, Fytsgeraldo, Fytzgerald, Fytzgeraldo, Gerald, Geraldo	Old english
	Fitzhugh	Son of hugh, son of the intelligent one.	Fitshu, Fitshue, Fitshugh, Fitzhu, Fitzhue, Fytshu, Fytzhue, Fytzhugh	Old english
	Fitzpatrick	Patrick's son, son of the noble one.	Fitspatric, Fitspatrik, Fitzpatric, Fitzpatrik, Fytspatric, Fytspatrick, Fytspatrik, Fytzpatric, Fytzpatrick, Fytzpatrik	Old english
	Fitzroy	Son of roy, son of the king.	Fitsroi, Fitsroy, Fitzroi, Fytsroi, Fytsroy, Fytzroi, Fytzroy	French
	Flann	Blood red, red-haired.	Flan, Flanan, Flanen, Flanin, Flannan, Flannen, Flannin, Flannon, Flannyn, Flanon, Flanyn	Celtic
	Flavian	Fair, blond-haired.	Flavias, Flavio (italian), Flavius (latin), Flavyan, Flawian (polish), Flawyan	Latin
	Flavio	Blond	Flabio, Flabious, Flavio, Flavious, Flavius, Flavyo	Italian
	Fleet	Channel	Fleat	Scandinavian
	Fleming	From the lowlands; dutch one.	Flemming, Flemmyng, Flemyng	Dutch, Old english
	Fletcher	Arrow maker.	Flecha, Flecher, Fletch, Fletcha, Fletchar	Old french
	Flint	Rock	Flinte, Flynt, Flynte	Old english
	Floranz	Flowering	Floranzo (italian), Florence, Florenz, Florenzo (italian)	Latin
	Florent	Flowering	Fiorenci, Florencio, Florentin, Florentine, Florentino, Florentyn, Florentyne, Florentyno, Florentz, Florenzo, Florinio, Florino, Floryno, Florynt, Florynte	French
	Florian	Flowering	Fiorelli, Fiorello, Floenc, Florence, Florent, Florentino, Florents, Florentz, Florenz, Florenzo, Florien, Florion, Floryan, Floryant, Floryante	Latin
	Florus	Flower	Florius, Floryus	Latin
	Floyd	Grey-haired	Floid, Floyde, Lloyd, Loyd, Loyde	Old english
	Flurry	Flourishing, flowering.	Fluri, Flurie, Flurri, Flurrie, Flury	English
	Flynn	Son of the red-haired one. son of finn.	Flin, Flinn, Flyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Fokai	Chameleon		Tongan
	Fokisi	Fox		Tongan
	Folke	Guardian of the people.	Folk, Folkman	German
	Foluke	Given to god.		Yoruba
	Foma	Twin.	Fomah	Bulgarian., Russian
	Fonda	Deep	Fondah, Fondar	Latin
	Fonso	Ready, noble. a form of alphonse.	Fonzo	German, Italian
	Fontaine	Fountain	Fontain, Fontayn, Fontayne, Fountain (latin), Fountaine, Fountayn, Fountayne	French
	Fonu	Turtle		Tongan
	Fonzie	Noble, ready to do battle. a form of alphonse.	Fonzee, Fonzey, Fonzy	German, Italian, Spanish
	Forbes	Wealthy owner of fields; headstrong.	Forbs	Gaelic, Irish
	Ford	Fromt eh shallow river crossing.	Forde	Old english
	Fordel	Forgiven	Fordal, Fordele, Fordell, Fordelle	Gypsy
	Fordon	Destroyer	Fordan, Forden, Fordin, Fordyn	Teutonic
	Forester	Dweller in the forest.	Forest, Forreste (french), Forrester, Forster, Foss, Foster	Old french
	Forrest	Dweller in the forest.	Forest, Forreste (french), Forrester, Forster, Foster	Old french
	Fortino	Fortunate	Fortin, Fortine, Fortyn, Fortyne	Italian
	Fortney	Strong fort.	Fortnum	Old english
	Fortune	Lucky one.	Fortunato (latin), Fortunio (italian)	Old french
	Foster	Guardian of the forest	Forest, Forester, Forestor, Forrest, Forrester, Forrestor, Forster	Old english
	Fouad	Heart		Arabic
	Fountain	From the spring.	Fontain, Fontaine (french), Fontayn, Fontayne, Fountaine, Fountayn, Fountayne	Latin
	Fowler	Wild fowl trapper.	Falconer, Falkner	Old english
	Fox	Fox	Foxx	Old english
	Foy	Parting feast for a journey	Foi	Old english
	Francis	Freedom	Chico, Ferenc (hungarian), Ferencz, Ferko, Franas (lithuanian), Franc (slavic), France, Francesco (italian), Franchot (french), Francilo (spanish), Francisco (spanish, Francisek (bohemian, Portuguese)	Latin
	Frank	Freedom; honest, free holder of land. the short form of franklin.	Franc	Latin, Old english
	Franklin	From the honest, free one's stream.	Francklin, Francklyn, Franklin, Franklyn	Old english
	Fraser	Strawberry; curly-haired	Frasier, Frazer (old french), Frazier, Frazyer	Old english, Old french
	Frayne	Ash tree.; stranger	Frain, Fraine, Frean, Freane, Freen, Freene, Frein, Freine, Freyn, Freyne	English, Old french
	Fred	Old counsellor, wise judge. the short form of names beginning with 'fred'.	Fredd, Freddi, Freddie, Freddo, Freddy, Fredi, Fredie, Fredo (spanish), Fredson, Fredy (dutch)	Teutonic
	freddie	Old counsellor, Wise judge. The short form of names beginning with 'Fred'	Fred, Fredd, Freddi, Freddie, Freddo, Freddy, Fredi, Fredie, Fredo (spanish), Fredson, Fredy (dutch)	Teutonic
	Frederick	King of peace.	Eric, Erich, Erick, Erik, Fadrique, Farruco, Federico, Federigo, Fedrick, Fedrik, Feidrik, Fidrich, Fledrik, Frederic (french), Frederico (spanish, Frederigo (italian), Frederik (danish, Portuguese)	Teutonic
	Fredson	Son of fred, son of the old counsellor, wise judge.	Frddson, Friddson, Fridson	Old english
	Freeborn	Child of freedom	Freborn, Free	Old english
	Freeman	Free man.	Freedman, Freeland, Freemon	Old french
	Freidank	Free thinker.	Freidan, Freydan, Freydank	German
	Fremantle	Cold cloak.		Old french
	Fremont	Guardian of freedom, noble protector.	Fremonte	Teutonic
	Frewin	Free, noble friend.	Freewan, Freewen, Frewan, Frewen, Frewon, Frewyn	English
	Frey	Noble; the masculine form of freya - a goddess of love.	Frai, Fray, Frei	English
	Frick	Bold	Fric, Frik, Friq, Frique	English
	Fridmar	Famous peace.		German
	Fridmund	Peaceful protector.	Fridmond, Frydmond, Frydmund	German
	Fridolf	Peaceful wolf.	Freydolf, Freydolph, Freydolphe, Freydulph, Freydulphe, Fridolf, Fridolph, Fridolphe	Old english
	Fridrad	Peace council		German
	Friedmann	Peace loving.	Friedman	German
	Fritz	Peaceful ruler.	Fritson, Fritt, Fritzchen, Fritzl, Frytson, Frytzon	German
	Frode	Wisdom		Norwegian
	Frowin	Free friend.	Frowyn	German
	Fry	Child	Frye, Fryer	Old norse
	Fu	Happiness		Chinese
	Fu chung	Royal person.		Chinese
	Fudo	God of fire and wisdom.		Japanese
	Fuhai	Happiness as plentiful as the eastern sea.		Chinese
	Fulbright	Very bright.	Fulbert, Fulbirt, Fulburt, Philbert, Philbirt, Pilburt	Teutonic
	Fulk	Kin, relation, the people.	Fawk, Fawke, Foke, Foker, Fokke, Fokker, Folke (norse), Folker (german), Folkvard (norse), Fouchier, Foulquie, Fowk, Fowke, Fulco, Fulke (old english), Volguard	Teutonic
	Fuller	Clothing presser.		Old english
	Fulton	From the field near the town, dweller at the muddy enclosure.	Faulton, Folton	English
	Fulvio	Yellow, tawny.	Fulvius (latin), Fulvus (latin)	Italian
	Funsan	Ask		Malawian
	Funsoni	Asked-for.	Funsony	Ngoni
	Fushen	God of happiness.		Chinese
	Fuzzy	Curly-haired.	Fuzzi, Fuzzie	German
	Fyfe	Geographical - from fifeshire in scotland.		Scottish
	Fynn	River	Fin, Finn, Fyn	Ghanian
	Fyodor	A form of theodore, god's gift.		Russian
	Gabbo	To scoff.		Old norse
	Gabe	Strength of god. the short form of the name of the archangel, gabriel.	Gab	Hebrew
	Gabriel	Strength of god.	Gabby, Gabel, Gabela (swiss), Gabelah, Gabell, Gabirol, Gabor (hungarian), Gabriele, Gabrielius, Gabriello (italian), Gabryel (polish), Gabryele, Gabryell, Gabryelle, Gaby, Gavril (russian), Gavrilla	Hebrew
	Gad	Lucky	Gadi, Gadie, Gady	Arabic
	Gadiel	God is my fortune.	Gadman, Gadyel	Hebrew
	Gael	Gaelic	Gaelic)	Irish
	Gage	A pledge, a pawn, promise.	Gaig, Gaige, Gayg, Gayge	French
	Gaia	Earth	Gaiah, Gaya, Gayah	Greek
	Gair	Small, short one.	Gaer, Gayr, Gearr, Geir, Geirr	Irish
	Gaius	A rejoicer.		Latin
	Galahad	Hawk, from gilead. a biblical name.		Welsh
	Galbraith	A scottish person living in ireland.	Galbrayth	Irish
	Gale	Happy	Gael, Gail, Gayl	Old english
	Galegina	Stag		Cherokee
	Galen	Happy	Galan, Galin, Galon, Galyn	Old english
	Galeran	Healthy ruler.	Galerano (italian)	French
	Galeus	Lizard		Greek
	Gali	Fountain		Hebrew
	Galileo	Male bird.	Galyleo	Celtic, Italian
	Gallagher	Eager helper.		Celtic
	Galloway	From the highway near the gallows.	Gallway, Galway	Irish
	Galt	From the high ground.		Norwegian
	Galton	From the rented land in the town.	Galtan, Galten, Galtin, Galtyn	English
	Galvin	Bright, sparrow.	Galvan, Galven, Galvon, Galvyn	Irish
	Gamal	Camel. a form of jamal, beautiful, handsome.	Gamall, Gamil	Arabic
	Gamaliel	God's response, recompose of god.		Hebrew
	Gamba	Warrior	Gambah	Zimbabwean
	Gamble	Elder; one who bets, gambler.	Gambal, Gambel, Gambil, Gambyl	English, Norse, Scandinavian
	Gamliel	The lord's prize, god is my reward.	Gamaliel, Gamaliell, Gamliell	Hebrew
	Gamlyn	Little elder.	Gamlin	Old norse
	Gan	Adventurous; close by.		Chinese, Vietnamese
	Ganan	West	Ganen, Ganin, Ganon, Ganyn	Australian aboriginal
	Gandhi	Great	Gandhee	Sanskrit
	Gandolf	Fierce wolf.	Gandolfo	German
	Gannon	Fair complexioned, light skinned.	Ganan, Ganen, Ganin, Gannan, Gannen, Gannin, Gannon, Gannyn, Ganon, Ganyn	Irish
	Ganya	Clever	Gania, Ganiah, Ganyah	Zulu
	Garai	Settler	Garay	Zimbabwean
	Garbhan	Small, tough child.	Garban	Irish
	Garcia	Brave spear carrier. a form of gerald.	Garcias, Garcillasso, Garcya, Garcyah, Garcyas, Garsias (spanish), Garsya, Garsyah, Garsyas	Spanish, Teutonic
	Gard	Dwelling place.	Garde, Guard	Norse
	Gardiner	A gardener.	Gardinar, Gardnar, Gardner, Gardnor	Old english
	Garek	Successful spear thrower. a form of edgar.	Garak, Garik, Garok, Garyk	English, Polish
	Gareth	Gentle, old.	Garef, Gareff, Garif, Gariff, Garith, Garyf, Garyff, Garyth	Welsh
	Garfield	Battlefield, from the spear or triangular-shaped field.		Old english
	Gariana	Yell	Garianah, Garyana, Garyanah	Hindi
	Garibaldo	Prince of war.	Garibald, Garybald, Garybaldo	Italian
	Garland	From the battle ground; wreath of flowers.	Garlan, Garlande	English, Old french
	Garman	From germany	Garmen, German, Germin, Germon, Germyn	Welsh
	Garner	To gather; army guard.	Garna, Garnar, Garnir, Garnor, Garnyr	English, French
	Garnet	Dark red, precious gem.	Garnett, Garnier	Middle english
	Garnock	Alder-tree river dweller.	Garnoc, Garnok	Welsh
	Garrad	Brave spear thrower.	Gared, Garrard, Garred, Garrod, Garryd, Gerred, Jared	English, Irish
	Garrett	Hard spear thrower.	Garet, Garett, Garit, Garret, Garrit, Garritt, Garryt, Garrytt, Garyt, Garytt	Old english, Teutonic
	Garrick	Leads by the spear, mighty spear ruler.	Garic, Garick, Garik, Garric, Garrik, Garryc, Garryck, Garryk, Garyc, Garyck, Garyk	German
	Garridan	You hid.		Gypsy
	Garrie	Emu, sleepy.	Gari, Garie, Garri, Garry, Gary	Australian aboriginal
	Garrin	Mighty with a spear.	Garan, Garen, Garin, Garon, Garran, Garren, Garron, Garryn, Garyn	English, German
	Garrison	Gary's son, son of the spear carrier; troops stationed at the fort.	Garison, Garryson, Garyson	French, Old english
	Garroway	Spear warrior.		Old english
	Garry	To watch	Garren, Garret, Garrett, Garron	English
	Garson	Son of gar.		Old english
	Garth	From the enclosure; spear carrier.	Garthe	Old english, Scandinavian
	Garton	From the spear town, triangle-shaped town.	Gartown	English
	Garve	From the rough place.	Garvee, Garvey, Garvi, Garvie, Garvy	Gaelic
	Garvey	Peace	Garvee, Garvi, Garvy	Irish
	Garvin	Friend who is in trouble.	Garvan, Garven, Garvon, Garvyn	German
	Garwood	From the forest with the fur trees.		English
	Gary	Spear carrier.	Garee, Garey, Gari, Garie, Garree, Garrey, Garri, Garrie, Garry	English
	Gascoyne	Geographical - from gascony in france.	Gascoine	Old french
	Gaso	Guardian of the treasure. a form of casper.		Illyrian, Persian
	Gaspar	Guardian of the treasure. a form of casper.	Gasparas (lithuanian), Gaspard (french), Gaspardo (italian), Gaspare (italian), Gasparo (italian), Gasper, Jaspar, Jasper	Persian
	Gaston	From the gas town; from gascony in france	Gascon, Gastan, Gasten, Gastin, Gastyn	English, French
	Gatier	Powerful warrier. a form of walter.	Galtero, Gatyer, Gaulterio, Gaultier, Gaultiero, Gauthier (french)	French, Teutonic
	Gautama	Name of the buddha.		Sanskrit
	Gaute	Great, goth.	Gauntah, Gaunte, Gaut, Gauta	Norwegian
	Gautrek	Gothic king.		Swedish
	Gautulf	Gothic wolf.	Gautolf	Swedish
	Gavin	Hawk	Gavan, Gaven, Gavon, Gavun, Gavyn	German, Welsh
	Gavra	Hero of god	Gavrah, Gavriil (russian), Gavril	Slavic
	Gavrie	Belonging to god.	Gabril, Ganya, Gavri, Gavry	Russian
	Gavriel	Strength of god. a form of the name of the archangel, gabriel.	Ganya, Gavrel, Gavril (russian), Gavrilo (italian), Gavrilushka, Gavryel, Gavryele, Gavryell, Gavryelle	Hebrew
	Gawain	Hawk. a form of gavin.	Gauvain, Gavan, Gaven, Gavin, Gavon, Gavyn, Gawayn, Gawayne, Gawen, Gawne	Welsh
	Gawath	Hawk of battle.		Welsh
	Gayadin	Platypus	Gaiadi	Australian aboriginal
	Gaylord	High-spirited; happy lord.	Gaelor, Gaelord, Gailard, Gailor, Gailord, Gayler, Gaylor	Old english, Old french
	Gaynor	The fair-skinned one's son.	Gaenor, Gainor	Irish
	Gazza	Spear carrier. a pet form of gary.		Australian
	Geary	One who changes.	Gearee, Gearey, Geari, Gearie	Middle english
	Geb	Earth		Egyptian
	Gelasius	Laughter		Greek
	Gellies	Maker of war.		Dutch
	Gemalli	Rider of camels.	Gemali	Hebrew
	Gemini	Twins		Latin
	Gene	Noble; well born. a form of eugene	Gena (russian), Genek	Greek, Russian
	Gennaro	Born in january.	Genaro	Italian
	Gent	Gentle, kind.	Gental, Gentel, Gentile (italian), Gentle, Gentyl, Gentyle	English
	Gently	Snow.	Genti, Gentie	English, Irish
	Geoff	Gentle, kind, god's peace. the english form of godfrey, divine peace. a short form of geoffrey.	Gef, Geff, Geof, Geoff, Jef	English
	Geoffrey	Gentle, kind, god's peace. the english form of godfrey, divine peace.	Geffree, Geffrey, Geffri, Geffrie, Geffry, Geoffroi (french), Geofredo (italian), Giotto (italian), Jefferee, Jefferey, Jefferi, Jefferie, Jeffery, Jeoffree, Jeoffrey, Jeofree, Jeofrey	English
	George	Farmer	Djuro (slavic), Egor (russian), Egorka (russian), Gayeirges, Gayorgee, Georg, Georg (danish, Georgas (scottish), Georges (french), Georgio (italian), Georgios (grek), Georgit, Georij, German, Swedish)	Greek
	Geraint	Elder, old.	Geraynt	Welsh
	Gerald	Brave spear carrier.	Gearalt (irish), Gebhard (german), Gebhardine (german), Gebhardt (german), Geerd (frisian), Gellert (hungarian), Gerard (german), Gerardo (spanish), Geraud (french), Gerel (frisian), Gerhard (german)	Teutonic
	Gerard	Spear-hard.	Gearard, Gerardo, Geraud, Gerhard, Gerhardt, Gerrard, Gerry, Gherardo, Jerry	Old english
	Gerber	Tanner of leather.		German
	Geremia	Chosen by god. a form of jeremiah.		Hebrew, Italian
	Gerlach	Spear thrower.		Scandinavian
	Germain	From germany.	Germaine, Germayn, Germayne, Jermain, Jermaine, Jermayn, Jermayne	French
	Geronimo	Sacred name of god. a form of jerome	Geronymo	Latin, Spanish
	Gershom	Exiled	Gersh, Gersham	Hebrew
	Gervase	Honourable	Garvas, Garvase, Gerivas, Gervais, Gervas, Gervasio (spanish), Gervasy	Teutonic
	Gerwyn	Fair love.	Gerwen, Gerwin	Welsh
	Gesar	From the lotus temple.		Tibetan
	Geshem	Rain		Hebrew
	Gesio	God will help. a form of jesus.		Hebrew, Portuguese
	Gethin	Dark-skinned.		Welsh
	Geysa	Chief	Geisa, Geza	Hungarian
	Ghafur	One who forgives.		Arabic
	Ghazi	Conquering		Arabic
	Ghazzall	Proof of islam.		Arabic
	Ghilchrist	God's servant.	Gilchrist	Irish
	Ghislaine	Pledge		French
	Gi	Brave		Korean
	Gia	Family	Giah	Vietnamese
	Giacinto	Hyacinth, purple. a form of jacinto.	Giacintho	Portuguese, Spanish
	Giacomo	Replacer. a form of jacob.		Hebrew, Italian
	Gian	God is gracious. a form of john.	Gianetto, Giann, Giannes, Gianni, Giannis, Giannos	Italian
	Giancarlo	God's gracious, strong, courageous one. a form of john and charles.	Giancarlos	Hebrew, Italian
	Gibor	Strength	Gibbor	Hebrew
	Gibson	Gilbert's son, son of the trusted, promised one.	Gibbson	Old english
	Gideon	Destroyer, great warrior.	Gydeon	Hebrew
	Gifford	Bold giver.	Gifferd	Teutonic
	Gig	Horse-drawn carriage.		English
	Gil	Shield carrier; happy. a short form of names beginning with "gil".	Gill	Greek, Hebrew
	Gilad	Hump on a camel; from giladi in saudi arabia.	Giladi, Giladie, Gilead	Arabic
	Gilamu	Wilful. a form of william.		Basque, Old english
	Gilbert	Trust, promise; joy.	Gilberto (italian), Gilburt, Gilburto, Gilibeirt (irish), Gillbert, Gillburt, Gilleabert (scottish), Giselbeert (german)	German, Hebrew, Old english
	Gilby	From the estate of the hostage; blond-haired.	Gilbee, Gilbey, Gillbee, Gillbey, Gillby	Irish, Scandinavian
	Gildea	God's servant.	Gildee, Gildey, Gildy	Irish
	Gilen	Illustrious promise.	Gilenn	Basque, German
	Giles	Carrier of the shield.	Egide (french), Egidio (italian), Egidius (dutch), Gide, Gilles (french), Gyles, Gylles	Greek
	Gillean	Saint john's servant.	Gillan, Gillen, Gillian, Gillyan	Scottish
	Gillespie	Son of the bishop's servant.	Gillis	Irish
	Gillet	Gilbert's son, son of the trusted one.	Gilet, Gilett, Gilette, Gillit, Gylet, Gylett, Gylit, Gylitt, Gylyt	French
	Gillie	Song		Gypsy
	Gilmer	Famous host.	Gilmar, Gilmor, Gilmore	Old english
	Gilmore	Devoted one from the moor.	Gillmoor, Gillmoore, Gillmor, Gillmore, Gilmoore, Gilmor, Gilmour	Irish
	Gilon	Circle		Hebrew
	Gilroy	Devoted to the king.	Gilderoi, Gilderoy, Gildray, Gildroy, Gillroy	Irish
	Gilus	Shield		Scandinavian
	Ginger	Red-haired, ginger spice.		Old english
	Gino	God is gracious. a form of john	Genio, Geno	Hebrew, Italian
	Gionah	Dove. a form of jonah.	Giona, Gyona, Gyonah	Hebrew, Italian
	Giosia	God is my salvation. a form of joshua.	Giosiah, Giosya	Hebrew, Italian
	Giovanni	God is gracious. a form of john.	Geovanni, Gian (italian), Gianni (italian), Giannino, Giavanny, Giovanathon, Giovannie, Giovanno, Giovany, Giovonni, Giovonnie, Giovonny	Hebrew, Italian
	Gipsy	Wanderer	Gipson, Gypson, Gypsy	English
	Girra	Creek	Girrah	Australian aboriginal
	Girvin	Little, rough.		Irish
	Gitano	Gypsy, wanderer.		Spanish
	Giulio	Youthful. a form of jules.		Italian, Latin
	Giuseppe	To add, god adds (increases) the family. a form of joseph.	Giusseppe. guiseppe, Guisseppe	Hebrew, Italian
	Giustino	Righteous, just. a form of justin.	Giusto (italian)	Italian, Latin
	Given	One who is given	Givan, Given, Givun, Givyn, Gyvon	Hebrew
	Givon	Hill	Givan, Given, Givun	Hebrew
	Gjosta	God's staff, stick.		Swedish
	Gladstone	From the boundary stone at the happy one's estate.	Gladston	English
	Gladus	Unseeing	Gladius	Welsh
	Gladwin	Glad friend.	Gladwen, Gladwenn, Gladwinn, Gladwyn, Gladwynn	Old english
	Glanville	From the oak-tree village.	Glanvil, Glanvill	Old french
	Glasson	Son of the glass blower; son from glasgow, green hollow.	Glason, Glassan, Glassen, Glassin, Glassyn	English, Scottish
	Glen	From the valley.	Glean, Glenn, Glennis, Glennon, Glenon, Glenton, Glyn (welsh), Glynn	Scottish
	Glendon	From the valley fortress.	Gl, Glendan, Glenden, Glendin, Glendun, Glendyn, Glenn, Glenndan, Glennden, Glenndin, Glenndon, Glenndun, Glenndyn, Glyn (welsh), Glyndan, Glynden, Glyndin, Glyndon, Glyndyn, Glynn, Glynndan, Glynnden	Scottish
	Glenrowan	From the rowan-tree valley.	Glennrowan, Glenrowen, Glenrowin, Glenrowyn, Glynnrowan, Glynnrowen, Glynnrowin, Glynnrowon, Glynnrowyn, Glynrowan, Glynrowen, Glynrowin, Glynrowon, Glynrowyn	Celtic, Gaelic
	Glenton	From the valley town.	Glennton	Old english, Scottish
	Glenville	From the village in the glen (valley).	Glennville	Old english, Scottish
	Glenworth	From the homestead in the valley.	Glennworth	Old english, Scottish
	Glyn	Small valley.	Glin, Glinn, Glynn	Welsh
	Goddard	Firm in god.	Godard (french), Godewin, Godewyn (dutch), Gotthard (dutch), Gotthart (german)	Teutonic
	Godfrey	Divine peace.	Geoffredo (italian), Goddfree, Goddfrey, Godfree, Godfreed, Godofredo (spanish), Goraidh (scottish), Gotryd (polish), Gottfrid (swedish), Gottfried (german)	Teutonic
	Godric	Good ruler.		Old english
	Godwin	God's friend.	Godwen, Godwinn, Godwyn, Godwynn	Old english
	Goel	Redeemer; to regain		Hebrew
	Gohan	Rice, meal.		Japanese
	Goku	Country		Japanese
	Gold	Golden-haired blonde.		Old english
	Golding	Little gold.	Goldan, Golden, Goldin, Goldyn	English
	Goldwin	Gold friend.	Goldwinn, Goldwinne, Goldwyn, Goldwyne, Goldwynn, Goldwynne	English
	Goliath	Giant	Golliath, Golyath, Gully (english)	Hebrew
	Gomda	Wind	Gomdah	Kiowa
	Gomer	Finishing; famous battle.		Hebrew, Old english
	Gomez	Man	Gomaz	Spanish
	Gommata	Strong-armed.	Gomata	Sanskrit
	Gondol	Good		Norse
	Gonstan	From the hill stone.		Breton
	Gonthier	War army.		French
	Gonza	Love	Gonzah	Rutooro
	Gonzales	Warlike wolf.	Goncalve, Gonsalve, Gonsalvo (italian), Gonzales (french), Gonzalo, Gonzalos, Gonzalous	Spanish
	Goodman	Good man.	Goodmen	Old english
	Gool	From the stream.		Old english
	Goolcoola	Sweet		Australian aboriginal
	Goonagulla	Sky		Australian aboriginal
	Gopal	Herd of cows.	Gopala	Sanskrit
	Goran	From the forest.		Slavic
	Gordon	From the great hill.	Gordan, Gorden, Gordin, Gordun, Gordyn	Old english
	Gore	From the spear field, from the triangular-shaped field.		Old english
	Gorm	War serpant.		Norse
	Gorman	Little one with the blue eyes.	Gormen	Irish
	Goro	Fifth-born child.		Japanese
	Goronwy	Old		Welsh
	Gotardo	Good, firm.		Italian
	Goten	Palace; court.		Japanese
	Gotzon	Angel, god's messenger.		German, Greek
	Gough	Red-haired.	Gof, Goff	Welsh
	Gouverneur	Chief ruler, governor.		French
	Govert	Heavenly peace.		Dutch
	Govinda	Keeper of the cows.	Govynda	Sanskrit
	Gower	Purity, pure on.		Old welsh
	Gozol	Soaring bird.	Gozal	Hebrew
	Grady	Noble, illustrious.	Gradee, Gradey, Gradi, Gradie, Graidee, Graidey, Graidi, Graidie, Graidy, Graydee, Graydey, Graydi, Graydie, Graydy	Irish
	Graham	From the grey home.	Graeham, Graehame, Graem, Graeme, Grahame, Grahem, Graheme, Grahim, Grahme, Grahym, Graiam, Graiham, Graihame, Grayham, Grayhame, Grayhim, Grayhym, Greyh, Greyham, Greyhame, Greyhem, Greyheme	Old english
	Grande	Grand	Grand	Portuguese
	Granger	Farmer	Grainger, Graynger	Old english
	Grant	Grand, great.	Grand, Grandt, Grantham, Granthem, Grantlea, Grantleah, Grantlee, Grantley, Grantli, Grantlie, Grantly	French
	Grantland	From the grand land.	Granlan, Granland, Grantlan	English
	Grantley	From the grand meadow.	Grantlea, Grantleah, Grantlee, Grantleigh, Grantli, Grantlie, Grantly	French, Old english
	Granville	From the grand village.	Granvil, Granvile, Granvyl, Granvyll, Granvylle	French
	Gratian	Thankful	Gratiano, Gratien	Latin
	Gray	Grey colour.	Grey, Greye	Old english
	Graydon	From the grey hill.	Graydan, Grayden, Greydin, Greydon, Greydyn	English
	Grayson	The judge's son, the grey one's son.	Greyson	English
	Greeley	From the grey meadow.	Greelea, Greeleah, Greeleigh, Greeli, Greelie, Greely	English
	Greenwood	Fromt he green woods.	Gree, Greene, Greener, Greenerwood, Greenewood	English
	Greg	Watchful. a short form of gregory.	Graig, Graigg, Gregos (danish), Gregus (german), Greig (scottish), Greigg (scottish)	Greek
	Gregory	Watchful	Greggori, Greggorie, Greggory (latin), Gregoire (french), Gregor (german), Gregori (italian, Gregorie (spanish, Gregorijie (illyrian), Gregorio (spanish), Gregorios (italian, Italian), Po, Portuguese)	Greek
	Gresham	From the grassy homestead.		Old english
	Gribbon	Robin's son, son of the robin bird keeper.		German, Irish
	Griffin	Hooked nose.	Griffen, Griffon, Griffyn, Gryffin, Gryffyn	Latin
	Griffith	Strong lord.	Grifith, Gryphon	Welsh
	Grimshaw	From the dark woods.		English
	Grindal	From the green valley.		Old english
	Grisha	Watchful. a form of gregory.		Greek, Russian
	Griswold	Christ's power; from the grey forest.	Griswald, Griswaldo, Griswoldo	French, German
	Grosvenor	Great chief hunter.		Old french
	Grover	From the grove.		Old english
	Grunde	Thoughtful, to contemplate; the ground, from the deep valley.	Grund (german)	German, Norwegian
	Gualtiero	Powerful. a form of walter.		Italian
	Guard	Guardian, protector.	Gard, Garde	Old english
	Guglielmo	Determined guardian. a form of william.		Italian
	Guido	Guide. a form of guy.		Italian
	Guildford	From the yellow flower ford.	Guild, Guildford	Old english
	Guire	Beige colour.	Macguire, Macguyre	Irish
	Gulzar	Flowering		Arabic
	Gunnar	Bold	Guna, Gunah, Gunner, Gunter	German, Scandinavian
	Gunther	Battle army.	Guenter, Guenther, Guntar, Gunter, Guntero, Gunthar	Teutonic
	Guntur	Thunder		Indonesian
	Gur	Lion cub.		Hebrew
	Gurion	Strength of a lion, god's dwelling.	Guriel, Guryon	Hebrew
	Gus	Staff		Scandinavian
	Gustav	Noble staff bearer.	Gustaf, Gustave, Gustavius (german), Gustavo (italian)	Swedish
	Guthre	From the windy sea.	Guthree, Guthrey, Guthri, Guthrie, Guthry	Irish
	Guy	Guide from the forest, warrior; man; life.	Guido (german, Guyan, Italian), Spanish), Swedish), Wido	English, French, Latin, Old german
	Gwern	Alder tree.		Welsh
	Gwesyn	Little friend.		Welsh
	Gwidon	Life		Polish
	Gwyn	Fair-haired; blonde.	Gwinn, Gwinne, Gwynn, Gwynne	Welsh
	Gwynfor	Fair lord.	Gwinfor	Welsh
	Gwynne	White	Gwin, Gwinn, Gwyn, Gwyne	Welsh
	Gympie	Geographical - australian town in queensland.	Gimpi, Gimpy, Gympi, Gympy	Australian
	Gyula	Youthful	Gyala, Gyuszi	Hungarian
	Haakan	Chosen son.	Hagan, Hagen, Hagin, Hagon, Hagyn, Hakan, Haken, Hakin, Hakon, Hakyn	Scandinavian
	Haakon	Useful		Old norse
	Habakkuk	Embrace		Hebrew
	Habbib	Beloved	Habib	Arabic
	Hacket	Little woodcutter.	Hackett, Hackit, Hackitt, Hackyt, Hackytt	German
	Hackman	Cutter of wood.	Kackmen	French, German
	Haddad	Blacksmith	Hadad	Arabic
	Haddon	From the heather-covered hill.	Hadan, Haddan, Hadden, Haddin, Haddyn, Haden, Hadin, Hadon, Hadun, Hadyn	Old english
	Hadi	Guidance to the right.	Had, Hadd, Haddi	Arabic
	Hadley	Heath near the wasteland.	Hadlea, Hadleah, Hadlee, Hadleigh, Hadly	Old english
	Hadrian	Dark, mysterious, from the adriatic sea. a masculine form of adriana.	Hadrien, Hadrion, Hadryan, Hadryen, Hadryon, Hadryun	Latin
	Hadriel	God is glory.	Hadriell, Hadryel, Hadryell	Hebrew
	Hadwin	War friend.	Hadwen, Hadwinn, Hadwyn, Hadwynn, Hadwynne, Hedwin, Hedwyn	Old english
	Hafiz	Remembering protection.	Halfyz	Arabic
	Hagan	Ruler of the home.	Hagen, Hagin, Hagon, Hagyn	Irish
	Hagar	Forsaken	Hager, Hagir, Hagor, Hagyr	Hebrew
	Hagen	Little, young.	Hagan, Hagin, Hagon, Hagun, Hagyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Hagley	From the hedged meadow.	Haglea, Hagleah, Haglee, Hagleigh, Hagli, Haglie, Hagly	Old english
	Hahnee	One who begs.		Native american
	Hai	Sea		Vietnamese
	Haidar	Lion		Arabic
	Haig	Dweller at the hedged enclosure.	Hayg	Old english
	Hailama	Famed brother.	Hailamah, Hairama, Hairamah, Hilamah, Hilaman, Hirama	Hawaiian
	Haines	From a vined cottage, fence.	Hanes, Haynes	Old english
	Haji	Born on the pilgrimage to mecca.		Swahili
	Hakan	Fiery		Native american
	Hakeem	Wise ruler.	Hacim, Hackim	Arabic
	Hakim	Doctor	Hackeem, Hakeem, Hakiem, Hakym	Ethiopian
	Hakon	Chosen, praised; useful.	Haakon, Hakan, Hakin, Hako (norse), Hakyn	Old norse, Scandinavian
	Hal	Estate ruler, dweller at the hall. a short form of names starting with "hal".		Old english
	Hala	Salty	Halah	Greek, Latin
	Halbert	Brilliant one, hero.	Halbirt, Halburt, Halbyrt	Old english
	Halcyon	Quiet; kingfisher.	Halcion	Greek, Latin
	Halden	Half danish.	Haldan, Haldane, Haldin, Haldon, Haldyn	Scandinavian
	Hale	Hero from the hall.	Hael, Haele, Hail, Haley, Halford, Hallie, Halsey, Halsy, Hayl, Hayle	Old english
	Halen	Hall	Hailan, Hailen, Hailin, Hailon, Hailyn, Hallen, Haylen	Swedish
	Haley	Hero; ingenious, from the hay meadow.	Hailea, Haileah, Hailee, Haileigh, Haily, Hale, Halea, Haleah, Haleigh, Halle, Halley, Halli, Hallie, Hally	Old english, Scandinavian
	Halford	From the ford in the side valley.	Haleford	Old english
	Hali	Sea	Halea, Haleah, Halee, Haleigh, Haley, Halie, Haly	Greek
	Halian	Young	Halyan	Zuni
	Halifax	From the holy field.	Halyfax	Old english
	Halil	Close friend.	Halyl	Turkish
	Halim	Gentle	Haleem, Halym	Arabic
	Hall	Dweller at the hall; from the stone manor.	Hal	German, Old english
	Hallam	From the rock; from the sloping valley.	Halam	Old english, Old norse
	Hallan	Hall dweller, dweller from the manor.	Halan, Halen, Halin, Hallen, Hallin, Hallon, Hallyn, Halon, Halyn	English
	Halley	From the manor, hall in the meadow, from the holy meadow.	Halea, Haleah, Halee, Haleigh, Haley, Hallea, Halleah, Hallee, Halleigh, Hally, Haly	Old english
	Halliwell	Dweller near the holy stream.	Haliwel, Haliwell, Halliwel, Hallywel, Hallywell, Halywell	Old english
	Hallward	Guardian of the hall.	Halward	Old english
	Halola	Army power.	Halolah, Harola, Harolah	Hawaiian
	Halse	Neck of land, from hal's land.	Hallsea, Hallsey, Hallsy, Halsea, Halsy	Old english
	Halsey	From hal's island.	Halsy	Old english
	Halstead	From the manor in the grounds.	Halsted	Old english
	Halton	From the town on the hill.	Haltan, Halten, Haltin, Haltyn	English
	Halvor	Rock, guardian, protector.	Halvar, Halvard	Norwegian
	Halyard	Rock defender.	Hallor, Hallvar, Hallvard, Halvar, Halvor	Scandinavian
	Ham	Home, town; dark-complexioned and warm one. a short form of names starting with "ham".	Hamm	Hebrew, Old english
	Hamal	Lamb. a star in the aries constellation.	Hamel, Hamil, Hamyl	Arabic
	Hamer	Hammer	Hama, Hamar, Hammar, Hammer	Old norse
	Hamford	From the rocky ford.		Old english
	Hamid	Thanking god.	Haamid, Hamadi, Hamed, Hameed, Hamidi, Hammad, Hammed, Hamyd, Hamydd	Arabic
	Hamidi	One who is admired.	Hamidy	Kenyan
	Hamill	From the proud mill.	Hamel, Hamell, Hamil, Hammil, Hamyl, Hamyll	English
	Hamilton	From the beautiful mountain, from the proud town, from the crooked hill.	Hamel, Hamelton, Hamil, Hamill, Hamiltan, Hamilten, Hamiltun, Hamiltyn, Hamylton	Old english
	Hamish	The supplanter, remover.	Diego, Giacomo, Hamysh, James, Seamus	Scottish
	Hamisi	Born on thursday.	Hamisie, Hamisy	Swahili
	Hamlet	Little home.	Amleth, Amlothi, Haimes, Hamelin, Hames, Hamil, Hamilton, Hamlin, Hamlit, Hamlot, Hammond, Hamon, Hamond, Hampden, Hampton	Old french
	Hamlin	Lover of home.	Hamlan, Hamlen, Hamlon, Hamlyn	German, Old french
	Hammet	Village	Hammett, Hamnet, Hamnett	English, Scandinavian
	Hammond	Village	Hammon, Hamon, Hamond, Hamund	English
	Hamon	Home	Amon, Hamlet, Hamlin, Hamlyn, Hammond, Hamnet, Hamony, Hamund, Hemelen	Teutonic
	Hampton	From the proud town, little town.	Hamptan, Hampten, Hamptin, Hamptyn	English
	Hamza	Powerful	Hamzah	Arabic
	Hanale	Ruler of the house. a form of henry.	Haneke	German, Hawaiian
	Hanan	Graceful	Hananel, Hanania, Hananiah, Johan, Johanan	Hebrew
	Hanbal	Purity	Hanbel, Hanbil, Hanbyl	Arabic
	Handel	God is gracious. a form of john.	Handal, Handil, Handol, Handyl	English, German
	Handley	From the clearing in the forest.	Hadly, Handlea, Handleah, Handlee, Handleigh, Handli, Handlie, Hanlea, Hanleah, Hanlee, Hanleigh, Hanley, Hanli, Hanlie, Hanly	Old english
	Hanford	From the high ford.	Hanforde	Old english
	Hani	Happy, delighted, content.	Hanee, Haney	Arabic
	Hanif	True believer.	Haneef, Hanef, Hanifa, Hanyfa	Arabic
	Hank	Head person, chief. a form of henry.		American, Teutonic
	Hanley	Of the high meadow.	Hanlea, Hanleah, Hanlee, Hanleigh, Hanly, Henlea, Henleah, Henlee, Henleigh, Henley, Henly	Old english
	Hannes	God is gracious. a form of john.	Hanes	Finnish
	Hannibal	With the grace of god.	Anibal, Hanibal	Phoenician
	Hanno	God is gracious. a form of john and johann.	Hano	German, Hebrew
	Hans	God is gracious. a form of john.		Hebrew, Nordic, Scandinavian
	Hansel	God is gracious. a form of john and johann.	Haensel, Hannsel, Hansal, Hansil, Hansol	Scandinavian
	Hanson	Son of hans, son of the gracious one.	Hansan, Hansen, Hansin, Hansun, Hansyn	Scandinavian
	Hanus	God is gracious. a form of john and johann.		Czech
	Hao	Good		Chinese
	Haoa	Watcher, guardian. a form of howard.		English, Hawaiian
	Haral	Army leader.	Arailt, Harall, Harell	Scottish
	Haram	Mountaineer		Hebrew
	Harath	Provider	Harith, Haryth	Arabic
	Harb	Warrior		Arabic
	Harbin	Glorious, little warrior.	Harban, Harben, Harbon, Harbyn	Teutonic
	Harcourt	From the hawker's cottage; fortified dwelling.	Harcort	Old english, Old french
	Harden	From the valley of the hares.	Hardan, Harde, Hardie, Hardin, Harding, Hardon, Hardun, Hardy, Hardyn	Old english
	Harding	Son of the brave one.	Hardin	Old english
	Hardwin	Strong, loyal friend.	Hardwen, Hardwenn, Hardwinn, Hardwyn, Hardwynn	Old english, Teutonic
	Hardy	Bold, daring, hardy; courageous.	Hardee, Harden, Hardey, Hardi, Hardie, Hardin, Harding	Old french, Teutonic
	Harel	From god's mountain.	Haral, Harell, Hariel, Hariell, Harrel, Harrell, Haryel, Haryell	Hebrew
	Harford	From the hare ford.	Hareford	English
	Hargrove	From the hare grove.	Haregrove	English
	Hari	Remover of sin; tawny.	Hariel, Harin, Hary, Haryn	Hindi, Sanskrit
	Harim	Contracted	Hareem, Harym	Hebrew
	Harish	Lord	Haresh, Harysh	Hindi
	Harith	Cultivator	Haryth	Arabic
	Harkin	Dark red colour; red-haired.	Harkan, Harken, Harkon, Harkyn	Irish
	Harlan	From the hare's land, from the battle land.	Harland, Harle, Harlen, Harley, Harlin, Harlyn	Old english
	Harley	Spacious meadow, from the wooded hare meadow.	Harlan, Harlea, Harleah, Harlee, Harleigh, Harly	Old english
	Harlow	From the rough hare's hill, troops on the hill	Harlo	Old english
	Harmens	Harmonious. a masculine form of harmony.		Dutch
	Harmon	Man of the army.	Harman, Harmen, Harmin, Harmyn	German
	Harold	Army ruler, powerful army commander.	Arald, Araldo (italian), Aralt (irish), Danish), H, Haldon, Harailt (irish), Harald (swedish, Haraldas (lithuanian), Haraldo (spanish, Haralds, Haralpos, Hareld, Harild, Haroldo (italian), Portuguese)	Old norse
	Haroun	High mountain.		Arabic
	Haround	Highly praised.	Haaroun, Haarun, Harin, Haron, Haroon, Harron, Harrun, Harun	Arabic
	Harper	Harp player.	Harpo	Old english
	Harrington	From harry's town, from the army ruler's town.	Harringtown	English
	Harris	Harry's son, son of the army ruler.	Haris, Harrys, Harys, Heris, Herris, Herrys, Herys	Old english
	Harrison	Harry's son, son of the army ruler.	Harison, Harryson, Haryson	Old norse
	Harrod	Conquering hero.	Harod	Hebrew
	Harry	Army ruler; prince; the short form of harold.	Hari, Harie, Harri, Harrie, Hary	English / scandinavian
	Harshad	Joy giver		Hindi
	Hart	Male deer, stag.	Arwill, Hart, Harte, Hartleigh, Hartley, Hartwel, Hartwell, Hartwig, Harwell, Harwil, He, Heart, Heartlea, Heartleah, Heartlee, Heartleigh, Heartlie, Heartly, Hersch, Herschel, Hersh	Old english
	Hartford	From the hare's ford.		English
	Hartley	From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow.	Hart, Harte, Hartlea, Hartleah, Hartlee, Hartleigh, Hartli, Hartlie, Hartly, Hartman	Old english
	Hartman	Strong, hard.	Hartmen	German
	Hartwell	From the deer stream.	Hartwel, Hartwil, Hartwill, Hartwyl, Hartwyll	Old english
	Hartwig	Strong advisor.	Hartwyg	German
	Hartwood	From the hare woods, from the hard woods, from the deer woods.		English
	Harue	Born in the spring time.	Haru	Japanese
	Harun	Praised highly.	Haroun	Arabic
	Harvey	Army warrior; eager for battle.	Harvee, Harveson, Harvy, Hervey, Hervy	Celtic, Teutonic
	Harwood	From the hare's forest.	Hardtwood, Hardwood	English
	Hasad	Harvesting	Hassad	Turkish
	Hasant	Handsome	Hasan, Hasen, Hasin, Hassan, Hassani, Hassen, Hasson, Hassyn	Swahili
	Hashim	Destroyer of evil.	Haashim, Hasheem, Hashym	Arabic
	Hashum	Rich		Hebrew
	Hasib	Reckoner	Hasyb	Arabic
	Hasim	Determined	Haseem	Arabic
	Hasin	Laughing	Hassin, Hassyn, Hasyn	Sanskrit
	Haskel	Understanding	Haskell	Hebrew
	Haslett	From the hazelnut tree land.	Haslet, Hazel, Hazet, Hazett, Hazlet, Hazlett	Old english
	Hassan	Beautiful, good-looking, handsome.	Hasan, Hasani (swahili), Hassain	Arabic
	Hassel	From the witches' corner. geographical - from hassall in england.	Hasel, Hasell, Hassell	English
	Hastin	Elephant	Hastan, Hasten	Hindi
	Hastings	Son of the stern one; fast.	Hasting	German, Old english
	Hatdar	Lion		Hindi
	Hatiya	Bear	Hatiyah	Native american
	Hau	Desired		Vietnamese
	Havea	Chief		Polynesian
	Havelock	Contest at sea, battle.	Haveloc, Haveloch (scottish), Haveloche, Havelocke	Scandinavian
	Haven	Refuge	Havan, Havin, Havon, Havyn	English
	Havigan	White	Havgen, Havgin, Havgon, Havgun, Havgyn	Celtic
	Havika	Beloved. a form of david.		Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Hawley	From the hedged meadow	Hawlea, Hawleah, Hawlee, Hawleigh, Hawli, Hawlie, Hawly	English
	Hawthorne	The hawthorn tree.	Hawthorn	English
	Hayden	From the valley with the hedges.	Hadan, Haden, Hadin, Hadon, Hadun, Hadyn, Haidan, Haiden, Haidin, Haidn, Haidun, Haidyn, Haydan, Haydin, Haydn, Haydon, Haydun, Haydyn, Heydan, Heyden, Heydin, Heydn, Heydon, Heydun, Heydyn	English, Welsh
	Hayes	From the place with hedges.	Hays	Irish, Old english
	Haytham	Proud		Arabic
	Hayward	From the forest with hedges.	Heywood	Old english
	Hazael	Whom god sees.		Hebrew
	Hearne	Horse worker.	Ahearn, Ahearne, Ahern, Aherne, Hearn, Hern, Herne	English, Scottish
	Heath	From the field of heather. the short form of names starting with heath.	Heaf, Heaff, Heathcliff, Heathcote, Heathe	Old english
	Heathcliffe	From the field of heather.	Heafclif, Heafcliff, Heaffclif, Heaffcliff, Heaffcliffe, Heaffclyffe, Heathclif, Heathcliffe, Heathclyffe	Old english
	Heathcote	From the cliff cottage on the heather.	Heathcot	Old english
	Heaton	From the high town.	Heatan, Heaten, Heatin, Heatyn	English
	Heber	Associate	Habar, Hebar	Hebrew
	Hector	Steadfast	Ector, Ectore, Ettor, Ettore, Heckter, Hecktir, Hecktore, Hecktur, Hectar, Hectori, Hektar, Hekter, Hektir, Hektor, Hektore, Hektori, Hektur	Greek
	Heddwyn	Friend of peaceful blessings.	Heddwen, Heddwin, Heddwyn, Hedwen, Hedwin heddwin, Hedwyn	Welsh
	Hedeon	Tree cutter.	Hedion, Hedyon	Russian
	Hedley	From the meadow with hedges, sheep meadow.	Heddlea, Heddleah, Heddlee, Heddleigh, Heddley, Heddli, Heddlie, Heddly, Hedlea, Hedleah, Hedlee, Hedleigh, Hedli, Hedlie, Hedly	Old english
	Hedwig	Fighter	Heddwig, Heddwyg, Hedwyg	Teutonic
	Heigi	Happy		Scandinavian
	Heinrich	Ruler of the house. a form of henry.	Heindric, Heindrick, Heiner, Heinric, Heinrick, Heinrik	German
	Heinz	A form of hans or john, the lord is gracious. a short form of heinrich.	Hines	German
	Hekeka	Holding fast.	Hekakah, Heketa, Heketah	Hawaiian
	Helaku	Sunny day.		Native american
	Helge	Holy	Helg	Russian
	Heli	Sun	Helli	Greek
	Helier	Happy		Latin
	Helki	Touch		Moquelumnan
	Helmer	Famous		German
	Helmut	Famous, courageous; warrior.	Hellmut, Helmuth	French, German
	Heman	Faithful	Hemen	Hebrew
	Hemene	Wolf		Nez perce
	Henderson	Henry's son, son of the ruler of the house.	Hendri, Hendrie, Hendries, Hendron, Henryson	English, Scottish
	Hendrick	Ruler of the home. a form of henry.	Hendric, Hendricks, Hendrickson, Hendrik, Hendriks, Hendrikus, Hendrix, Hendryck, Hendrycks, Hendryk, Hendryks, Henning (german), Hennings, Henric, Henrick	Dutch, German
	Henely	Ruler of the home. a form of henry.	Henelie, Henely	Hawaiian
	Henley	From the high meadow.	Henlea, Henleah, Henlee, Henleigh, Henli, Henlie, Henly	English
	Henning	Ruler of the house. a form of henry.	Hennings	German
	Henoch	Initiator	Enoch	Yiddish
	Henry	Ruler of the house.	Arrigo, Eanruig (scottish), Enrico (italian), Enrik, Enrikas, Enrique (spanish), Enriquo, Enselius, Ensilis, Ensilo (german), Enskys (baltic), Enzio (italian), Ezio, Guccio, H, Haimirich, Halkin< hank	German
	Herald	News bringer.		English
	Heraldo	Army ruler.	Haroldo, Hiraldo, Hyroldo	Spanish
	Herb	Brilliant warrior. a short form of herbert.		German
	Herbe	Brilliant warrior. a short form of herbert.	Herbee, Herbi, Herbie, Herby	German
	Herbert	Brilliant warrior.	Ebert, Eberte, Eberto, Harbert, Hebert, Heberto (spanish), Herbertas (lithuanian), Herberte, Herbertus, Herbirt, Herburt, Herbyrt, Hilbert, Hirbirt, Hoireabard (irish), Hybert, Hybirt, Hyrburt, Hyrbyr	German
	Herbrand	Army, sword.	Herbran, Herbrandt, Herbrant	Teutonic
	Hercules	Gift of glory, strength.	Ercole, Heracles, Hercule	Greek
	Hereward	Army protection.	Herward	English
	Herman	Noble warrior; high ranking; faithful.	Armand (french), Armando (italian, Armandus, Armanno (italian), Armant, Armin, Ermannis, Ermanno (italian), Ermas, Erme, Ermin (french), Ermine (french), Ermolaj (russian), Ermonas, Harma, Portuguese)	Hebrew, Latin, Teutonic
	Hermes	Messenger	Herm, Herme	Greek
	Hern	The heron bird.	Hearn, Heearne, Herin, Herne	Middle english
	Hernando	Adventurer, peace maker; life adventure.	Hernandes, Hernandez	German, Spanish
	Herod	Protector		Greek
	Herrick	Army ruler.	Herick, Herik, Herrik	Teutonic
	Hershel	Deer	Hersch, Herschel, Hersh, Hirsch, Hirschel, Hirshel	Hebrew
	Hertz	Trouble	Herts	Yiddish
	Herve	Army warrior; eager for battle. a form of harvey.	Herv	Celtic, French, German
	Herzog	Duke		Teutonic
	Hesperos	Evening star.	Hespero	Greek
	Hesutu	Yellow jacket's nest being picked up.		Moquelumnan
	Hevel	Breath	Hevell	Hebrew
	Hew	Intelligent; heart, mind. a form of hugh.	Hewe, Hiu (hawaiian), Hugh, Huwe	German, Old german, Welsh
	Hewett	Little hugh, intelligent; heart, mind. a form of hugh.	Hewet, Hewit, Hewitt (french), Hughet, Hughett, Hughit, Hughitt	Old german, Teutonic
	Hewney	Green	Hewnee, Hewni, Hewniw, Hewny	Irish
	Hewson	Hugh's son, son of the intelligent one.	Hughson	German, Welsh
	Heywood	From the high woods.	Haywood	Old english
	Hezekiah	God is my strength.	Hezekia	Hebrew
	Hiamovi	High chief.		Cheyenne
	Hiawatha	River maker.		Iroqois
	Hibah	Gift	Hiba, Hyba, Hybah	Arabic
	Hideaki	Clever		Japanese
	Hideo	The bet.		Japanese
	Hien	Sweet		Vietnamese
	Hieu	Respectful		Vietnamese
	Hiew	Religious		Vietnamese
	Hilal	New moon.		Arabic
	Hilary	Cheerful	Alair, Danish), Dutch), Hilaire (french), Hilar, Hilare, Hilario (spanish, Hilarius (german, Hilery, Hillary, Hillery, Ilario (italian)., Portuguese), Swedish)	Latin
	Hildebrand	War sword.	Hildbrand	Old german
	Hilderic	Warrior. a masculine form of hilda and hildegarde, battle stronghold.	Hilderic, Hildriche (german)	Gothic
	Hilel	New moon.	Hylel	Arabic
	Hillard	Tough warrior.	Hilard	German
	Hillel	Highly praised, renowned.	Hilel	Hebrew
	Hilliard	Warrior guardian of war.	Hiliard, Hillard	Gothic
	Hilmar	Famous, noble.	Hillmar, Hilmer	Swedish
	Hilmer	From the remote hill.		Old english
	Hilton	From the town on the hill.	Hillton	Old english
	Himesh	King of the snow.		Hindi
	Hina	Spider	Hinah	Tongan
	Hinto	Blue		Dakota
	Hinun	The storm's spirit.	Hynun	Native american
	Hiram	Most noble, god is high.	Ahiram, Hirom	Hebrew
	Hiroshi	Generous, person from hiroshima.		Japanese
	Hisham	Generosity		Arabic
	Hisoka	Shy		Japanese
	Hiu	Intelligent; heart, mind. a form of hugh.		Hawaiian, Old german
	Hjaimer	Glorious helmet.		Scandinavian
	Ho	River, good.		Chinese
	Hoa	Peace loving.		Vietnamese
	Hoang	Finish		Vietnamese
	Hobart	Bright mind or heart. a form of hubert.	Hobard	Teutonic
	Hobson	Good, beautiful, robert's son, son of the bright, famous one.	Habsan, Hobsen, Hobsin	English
	Hoc	Studious	Hock, Hok	Vietnamese
	Hod	Spledour form god.		Hebrew
	Hodaka	Mountain	Hodakah	Japanese
	Hodgson	Roger's son, son of the renowned spearsman.		English
	Hoffman	One with influence.	Hoffmen, Hofman, Hofmen	German
	Hogan	Young	Hogen, Hogin, Hogun, Hogyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Holata	Alligator	Holatah	Native american
	Holbrook	From the brook near the hollow.	Holbrooke	Old english
	Holcomb	From the deep valley.	Holcombe	Old english
	Holden	From the hollow in the deep valley.	Holdan, Holdin, Holdon, Holdun, Holdyn	Old english
	Holger	Rich spear.		Teutonic
	Holic	Hair dresser, barber.	Holick, Holik	Czech
	Holland	Geographical - from holland.	Holan, Holand, Hollan	English
	Holleb	Dove	Hollub, Holub	Polish
	Hollis	From the holly tree grove.	Hollis, Hollys, Hollyss	Old english
	Holm	Meadow, small island.	Holme, Holmes, Hume	Old english
	Holman	From the hollow.	Hollman, Hollmen, Holmen	Norse
	Holmes	From the river islands.; from the river flat.		Middle english, Old norse
	Holt	From the forest.	Holtan, Holten, Holtin, Holton, Holtyn	Old english
	Homer	Promise	Dutch), Holmer, Homa, Homar, Homere (french), Homero, Homerus (german, Omero (italian)	Greek
	Hondo	Warrior		Shona
	Honester	Stone, tool sharpener.		Old english
	Honesto	Honest	Honest	Filipino
	Honi	Gracious		Hebrew
	Honon	Bear		Moquelumnan
	Honore	Honourable	Honor, Honoria	Latin
	Honovi	Strength		Native american
	Honza	God is gracious. a form of john.		Czech
	Hop	Who who agrees.		Chinese
	Horace	Time keeper; promise.	Horacio (spanish, Horatio (italian), Horation, Horatius (german), Horats (dutch), Horaz, Horazio, Oratio, Orazio (italian)., Portuguese)	Greek, Latin
	Horimir	From the hill.	Horemer, Horemir, Horimer, Horymer	Bohemian
	Horst	Thicket, nest, leaping.	Hurst	Teutonic
	Horton	From the grey town; garden.	Hartan, Horten, Hortin, Hortun, Hortyn	Latin, Old english
	Horus	God of the sky.	Horuss	Egyptian
	Hosa	Crow	Hasah	Native american
	Hosea	Salvation, one who is kept from harm.	Hoseia, Hoshal, Osia, Osias	Hebrew
	Hotah	White	Hota	Lakota
	Hotaia	Mine	Hotaiah	Polynesian
	Hoto	The whistler.	Hototo	Native american
	Houghton	From the grey town on the steep bank.	Houghtan, Houghten, Houghtin, Hughtan, Hughten, Hughtin, Hughton	Old english
	Houston	From the hill town, from hugh's town, from the intelligent one's town. geographical - a town in texas.	Houstan, Housten, Houstin, Houstun, Houstyn	Old english
	Howard	Watcher, guardian.		Old english
	Howe	Distinguished	Howey, Howi, Howie, Howy	Teutonic
	Howell	Little, alert.	Howal, Howall, Howel	Welsh
	Howi	Dove	Howee, Howey, Howie, Howy	Moquelumnan
	Howie	Watcher, guardian. the pet form of howard.	Howee, Howey, Howi, Howy	English
	Howin	Swallow who is loyal.	Howyn	Chinese
	Howland	From the hills.	Howlande	Old english
	Hoyle	From the hollow.	Hoil, Hoile, Hoyl	Old english
	Hoyt	Mind, spirit.	Hoyts, Hoytz	Irish
	Hradek	One who lives near a small castle.		Slavic
	Hribar	One who lives on a hill.		Slavic
	Hsu	Promise, composed.		Chinese
	Hsuang	Yellow, supreme.		Chinese
	Hu	Tiger		Chinese
	Hua	Flower		Chinese
	Hubert	Bright mind or heart.	Hobard, Hobart, Hobarte, Hoibeard (irish), Huberto (spanish), Hubertus (german), Hubirt, Huburt, Hubyrt, Hugibert (german), Hugo, Umberto (italian)	Teutonic
	Hudson	Son of the hooded one.	Hudsan, Hudsen, Hudsin, Hudsyn	English
	Huelo	Ray of light		Tongan
	Huey	Intelligent; heart, mind. a form of hugh.	Hughee, Hughey, Hughi, Hughie, Hughy	English, Old german
	Hugh	Intelligent; heart, mind.	Aodh (irish), Aoidh (scottish), Danish), Dutch), Hew, Hewe, Hiu (hawaiian), Hosch, Hubbell, Hubert, Huberto, Hue, Huego, Hues, Huet, Huey, Hughe, Hughes, Hugibert, Hugo (german, Hugon, Hugues, Spanish)	Old english, Old german
	Hugo	Intelligent; heart, mind.	Aodh (irish), Aoidh (scottish), Danish), Dutch), Huego, Hugho, Hugo (german, Hugues (french), Spanish), Swedish), Ugo (italian)	Latin, Old english, Old german
	Hula	Eagle	Hulah	Osage
	Hulbert	Brilliant grace.	Holbard, Holbert, Holberte, Holbirt, Holburt, Holbyrt, Hulbard, Hulbert, Hulberte, Hulbirt, Hulburt, Hulbyrt, Ulberto (italian)	Teutonic
	Hulda	Covered	Huldah	Scandinavian
	Humbert	Bright giant.	Humberto (spanish), Humbirt, Humburt, Humbyrt, Umberto (italian)	Teutonic
	Hume	From th eriver island; one who loves the home		German, Old norse
	Humphrey	Peace loving guardian, peaceful home.	Dutch), Homfree, Homfrey, Homfroi, Homphree, Homphrey, Homphry, Humfre, Humfrey, Humfri, Humfrid (swedish), Humfrie, Humfried (german, Humphree, Humphrey, Hunfredo (spanish), Onfre (spanish), Onfredo	Teutonic
	Hung	Strong		Vietnamese
	Hunt	A short form of hunt, hunter.		Old english
	Hunter	Hunter	Hunta, Huntar, Huntington, Huntly	Old english
	Huntingdon	From the hunter's hill.		Old english
	Huntington	From the hunter's town.		Old english
	Huntly	From the hunter's meadow.	Huntlea, Huntleah, Huntlee, Huntleigh, Huntley	Old english
	Hurd	Strong-minded.	Herd	English
	Hurley	From the clearing in the woods, from the hare meadow; sea tide.	Hurlea, Hurleah, Hurlee, Hurleigh, Hurly	Old english
	Hurst	Dweller in the forest.	Hearst, Hirst	Middle english
	Husam	Sword		Arabic
	Husani	Handsome		Swahili
	Hush	Quick; quiet.		Hebrew, Old english
	Huslu	Shaggy bear.		Native american
	Hussein	Little beauty, little handsome one.	Husain, Husein, Hussain	Arabic
	Hute	Star		Native american
	Hutton	From the house on the overhanging ledge.	Huttan, Hutten, Huttin, Hutton, Huttyn	Old english
	Huxford	From hugh's ford, from the intelligent one's ford.		Old english
	Huxley	From hugh's meadow, from the intelligent one's meadow.	Huxlea, Huxleah, Huxlee, Huxleigh, Huxly	Old english
	Huy	Glory		Vietnamese
	Huyu	Writer		Japanese
	Hy	Hope		Vietnamese
	Hyacinthe	Hyacinth, purple.		French
	Hyatt	From the high gate	Hiat, Hiatt, Hiatte, Hyat, Hyatte	Old english
	Hyde	Measure of land, acreage.		Old english
	Hyder	Tanner of hides	Hyde	English
	Hywel	Notable		Welsh
	I chih	Intelligent, honourable.		Chinese
	Iago	Replacer. the spanish form of james.	Santiago	Hebrew, Spanish
	Iain	Jehovah has favoured. a form of john.		Scottish
	Iakeke	Descendant	Ialekah	Hawaiian
	Iakona	Healer	Iakonah	Hawaiian
	Ian	God is gracious. the scottish form of john.	Ean, Ein, Eoin, Iaian (gaelic), Iain (scottish), Iin, Ion, Ivan, John	Hebrew, Scottish
	Ianto	A short form of the welsh name iefan, god is gracious.	Ifaen, Ifan	Welsh
	Ibn	Son		Arabic
	Ibrahim	Father of the multitudes. the arabic form of abraham.	Abraham, Ibraham	Arabic, Hebrew
	Ibsen	Son of the archer.	Ibsan, Ibsin, Ibson, Ibsyn	German
	Ichabod	Glorious		Hebrew
	Ichiro	First-born son.		Japanese
	Iden	Pasture woods.	Idan, Idin, Idon, Idun, Idyn	Old english
	Idi	Born during a festival.		Swahili
	Idris	Fiery lord.	Idriss, Idrys, Idryss	Welsh
	Ieke	Wealthy		Hawaiian
	Ielemia	God is lifting up.	Ielemiah	Hawaiian
	Iestyn	Righteous, just.	Justin, Yestin, Yestyn	Welsh
	Ifan	God is gracious. a form of john.		Welsh
	Ifor	Archer		Welsh
	Igal	God will avenge.	Igale	Hebrew
	Igasho	One who travels.		Native american
	Iggi	Only son	Iggy	African
	Ignatius	Fiery one.	Eegnatie, Eneco (latin), Ennicus, Ignaas (scandinavian), Ignace (french, Ignacey, Ignacio (spanish), Ignas (scandinavian), Ignascha, Ignasha, Ignatas, Ignatius (latin), Ignatys, Ignaz (german, Polish)	Greek
	Igor	Famous son, hero, of the god ing.	Egor	Old norse, Russian
	Ihorangi	Rain		Polynesian
	Ikaia	God is my saviour.	Ikaiah	Hawaiian
	Ikale	Eagle		Polynesian
	Ike	Laughter, god smiles. a short form of isaac.	Dwight, Isaac	Hebrew
	Iklal	Crown of believers.		Arabic
	Ilario	Cheerful. the italian masculine form of hilary.	Ilaryo	Greek, Italian
	Ilbert	Distinguised warrior.	Ilbert, Ilburt, Ilbyrt	Teutonic
	Ilker	First man		Turkish
	Illya	Jehovah is god.	Ilyah	Russan
	Ilmer	Boundary; mere of ylla; pool where leeches are found	Ilma	Old english
	Ilom	One with enemies.		Nigerian
	Ilyas	A form of elijah, jehovah is my god.		Arabic
	Imad	Support, pillar.		Arabic
	Imam	Leader of religion.		Indonesian
	Imbert	Poet	Imbirt, Imburt, Imbyrt	Teutonic
	Imran	Host	Imren, Imrin, Imryn	Arabic
	Imri	Tall	Imric, Imrick, Imrie, Imry	Hebrew
	Inar	Individual		English
	Ince	Innocent		Hungarian
	Incencio	White		Spanish
	Indra	Possessing drops of rain; indra is the name of the ancient hindu warrior god of the sky and rain. he is the chief god in the hindu text the rigveda.		Hindi, Sanskrit
	Ing	Famous	Igamar (norse), Igor (russian), Ingar, Ingemar, Inger, Ingmar	Old norse
	Inger	Son's army.	Ingar, Ingvar (scandinavian)	Old norse
	Inglebert	Brilliant angel.	Engelbert, Engelberte, Engelbirt, Engelburt, Engelburte, Engelbyrt, Englebert, Engleberte, Ingelbert, Ingelberte, Ingelbirt, Ingelburt, Ingelburte, Ingelbyrt, Ingleberte	Teutonic
	Inglis	English	Ingliss, Inglys, Inglyss	Scottish
	Ingmar	Ing's son, son of the famous one.	Igamar (norse), Igor (russian), Ingar, Ingemar, Inger, Ingmar	Old norse
	Ingram	Raven, angel; wisdom.	Ingrem, Ingrim, Ingrym	Old english, Old norse
	Inir	Honourable	Inyr	Welsh
	Inkata	Elder	Inkatah	Australian aboriginal
	Innes	Island	Inis, Inness, Innis, Inniss, Innys, Innyss	Celtic
	Innocent	Innocent, harmless.	Innocentz, Innocenz, Innocenz (german), Innocenzio (italian), Innocenzyo, Inocent, Inocentz, Inocenz, Inocenzio, Inocenzyo	Latin
	Inrique	Ruler of the home.		Spanish
	Inteus	Without shame.		Native american
	Intrepid	Fearless		Latin
	Iokia	God will heal.	Iokiah, Iokya, Iokyah	Hawaiian
	Iokina	God will help develop.		Hawaiian
	Iolo	Worth lord.		Welsh
	Ion	God is gracious, a form of john.		Scottish
	Iona	Dove		Hawaiian
	Iongi	Young		Polynesian
	Ipyana	Graceful	Ipyanah	Tanzanian
	Ira	Camp; watchful; stallion.	Irah	Arabic, Australian aboriginal, Hebrew
	Iram	Shining		English
	Irmin	Strong, mighty.	Irman, Irmen, Irmun, Irmyn	German
	Irvin	Friend of the sea.	Earvin, Eervine, Ervin, Ervine, Ervyn, Ervyne, Erwin, Erwyn, Irvine, Irving, Irvyn, Irvyne, Irwin, Irwyn	Gaelic
	Irving	Boar friend, green river, friend of the sea.	Earvin, Ervin, Ervine, Erving, Ervyn, Ervyne, Erwin, Erwyn, Irvin, Irvine, Irvyn, Irvyne, Irvyng, Irwin, Irwyn	English
	Isa	Lord	Isah	Sanskrit
	Isaac	He will laugh, laughter, god smiles.	Isaack, Isaak (german, Isac, Isacco (italian), Isack, Izaac, Izaack, Izak, Russian), Yitzhak	Hebrew
	Isaiah	God is generous. god is my helper.	Esai, Essaia, Essaiah, Ikaia, Isaias, Isaya, Isayah, Yeshaya, Yeshayahu	Hebrew
	Isambard	Iron giant.	Imbard, Imbart, Isambart	German, Greek
	Isham	From the iron estate		Old english
	Ishaq	Laughing		Arabic
	Ishmael	Wanderer		Hebrew
	Isi	God smiles. the short form of names starting with isi.	Isie, Issi, Issie, Issy, Izi, Izie, Izy, Izzi, Izzie, Izzy	Hebrew
	Isidore	Gift of isis; adored	Eesidor, Esidor, Esidore, Ezador, Ezadore, Ezidor, Ezidore, Isador, Isadore, Isidor (german), Isidoro (spanish, Isidro (spanish), Isodoro, Italian), Izador, Izadore, Izidor, Izidore, Izydor (polish)	English, Greek
	Isileli	Strength		Tongan
	Iskemu	River		Native american
	Ismael	God will hear. wanderer	Ismal, Ismale	Hebrew
	Issa	One who has protection.	Isa, Isah, Issah	Swahili
	Issay	Hairy		African
	Issur	From israel.		Hebrew
	Istu	Sap from a pine.		Native american
	Italia	From italy.		Latin
	Itamar	Palm-grove island.	Ittamar	Hebrew
	Iterika	Green	Iterikah	Australian aboriginal
	Ithel	Generous lord.	Ithell	Welsh
	Ithnan	Strong sailor.		Hebrew
	Itiel	God is with me.		Hebrew
	Itumeleng	Rejoice		African/tswana
	Ivan	God is gracious. a form of john	Iva, Iven, Ivin, Ivon, Ivun ivyn, Yvan, Yvann	Hebrew
	Ivanhoe	God's gracious tiller of the soil.	Ivanho, Ivanhow	Hebrew
	Ivanlli		Evange	Spanish
	Ivar	Archer with a yew bow.	Iver, Iviy, Ivor, Yves, Yvon, Yvor (russian)	Danish, Scandinavian
	Iven	Little yew bow.	Ivan, Ivin, Ivon, Ivun, Ivyn	Old french
	Ives	Archer wit a ew bow.	Yves	Old english
	Ivo	Yew tree; archer	Ivor, Yves, Yvon	Old french
	Ivor	God		Scandinavian
	Ivory	Ivory, white	Ivoree, Ivorey, Ivori, Ivorie	African american
	Iye	Smoke	Iy	Native american
	Izod	Fair-haired	Izad, Ized, Izid, Izud, Izyd	Celtic
	J rgen	George, agriculturalist, farmer.		Danish
	Ja	Magnetic. one who attracts.	Jah	Korean
	Jaali	Powerful	Jali	Swahili
	Jaan	Christian		Estonian, Greek
	Jaap	Replacer. the dutch form of jim.	Jape	Dutch, Hebrew
	Jabari	Fearless	Jabaar, Jabare, Jabary, Jabbar, Jabier	Swahili
	Jabbar	Repairer	Jaba, Jabar, Jabba	Arabic
	Jabez	Born in sorrow.	Jabe, Jabes, Jabesh	Hebrew
	Jabilo	Medicine man		African
	Jabin	God has created.	Jabiri, Jabori, Jabyn	Hebrew
	Jabir	Comforter	Jabyr	Arabic
	Jabiru	Stork	Jabyru	Australian aboriginal
	Jacan	Trouble	Jacen, Jacin, Jacon, Jacyn	Hebrew
	Jace	Healer. the short form of jason.	Jacee, Jacey, Jaci, Jacie, Jacy, Jaec, Jaece, Jaic, Jaice, Jaicee, Jaicey, Jaici, Jaicie, Jaicy, Jayce, Jaycee, Jaycey, Jayci, Jaycie, Jaycy	Australian, Greek
	Jacinto	Hyachinth. purple. the masculine form of jacinta.	Jacint, Jacynt, Jacynto	Spanish
	Jack	Replacer. a form of james. a form of john.	Jaac, Jaack, Jaak, Jac, Jacke, Jacki, Jackie, Jacky, Jacque, Jacques (french), Jak, Jakk, James, John	French
	Jackson	Son of jack. son of the replacer.	Jackman, Jakman, Jakson, Jaxon	Old english
	Jacob	Held by the heel. replacer. a form of james.	Gemmes, Giocobbe, Jacobb, Jacobo (italian, Jacobos, Jacobs, Jacobson, Jacobus, Jacoby, Jacopo, Jacques (french), Jaecob, Jaekob, Jaicob, Jaikob, Jake, Jakob (german), Jakobus (greek), Jakov, Spanish)	Hebrew
	Jacques	Held by the heel. replacer. the french form of jack.	Jacot, Jacquan, Jacquees, Jacquet, Jacquez, Jaques, Jarques, Jarquis, Jarquys	French, Hebrew
	Jacy	Moon.	Jaecee, Jaecey, Jaeci, Jaecie, Jaecy, Jaice, Jaicee, Jaicey, Jaici, Jaicie, Jaicy, Jayce, Jaycee, Jaycey, Jayci, Jaycie, Jaycy	Tupi-guarani
	Jade	The jade stone	Jaed, Jaid, Jaide, Jayd, Jayde	Spanish
	Jaden	God has heard	See jadon	Hebrew
	Jadon	God has heard	Jadan, Jaden, Jadin, Jadyn	Hebrew
	Jadrien	Black jay bird. a combination of jay/adrian.	Jaedrian, Jaedrien, Jaidrian, Jaidrien, Jaydrian, Jaydrien	American, Latin
	Jaegar	Hunter	Jaager, Jagur, Jaigar, Jaygar	German
	Jaehwa	Prosperous		Korean
	Jael	Mountain goat, ascending.	Jail, Jayl	Hebrew
	Jafar	Small stream.	Jafar, Jafari, Jaffar	Sanskrit
	Jagger	Teamster, driver of horses.	Jaggar	English
	Jago	Complete; the spanish, portuguese form of jamew, the replacer.	Jaego, Jaigo, Jaygo	Australian aboriginal, Portuguese, Spanish
	Jaguar	Jaguar cat.		Spanish
	Jahan	World		Hindi
	Jahdal	Directed by god.	Jaidal	Hebrew
	Jahdo	Union	Jaido	Hebrew
	Jahi	One who is dignified.		Swahili
	Jai	God has enlightened. the short form of jairus	Jae, Jay, Jye	Hebrew
	Jaiden	God has heard	Jaedan, Jaeden, Jaedin, Jaedon, Jaedyn, Jaidan, Jaidin, Jaidon, Jaidyn, Jaydan, Jayden, Jaydin, Jaydon, Jaydyn	Hebrew
	Jaidev	Victory	Jaedev, Jaydev	Hindi
	Jaimini	Victory	Jaemini, Jaymini	Hindi
	Jair	He will enlighten.		Hebrew
	Jairo	God will enlighten.	Jair (hebrew), Jairas, Jairo, Jairus, Jarius, Jayr, Jayro, Jayrus	Spanish
	Jaja	Honoured	Jajah	Ibo
	Jajuan	God is gracious. a form of john, juan.	Jaejuan, Jaijuan, Jayjuan	African american, Hebrew
	Jake	God has heard. replacer, supplanter. a form of james.	Jacob, Jacques, Jaik, Jayck, Jayk	Hebrew
	Jakeem	Uplifting	Jakeam, Jakim, Jakym	Arabic
	Jakob	Held by the heel. replacer. a form of james.		Hebrew
	Jakome	Replacer. a form of james.	Jakom	Basque
	Jal	Wanderer	Jall	Gypsy
	Jala	Clarity	Jalah	Arabic
	Jalaad	Glory	Jalad	Arabic
	Jalal	Great, majestic.	Jaleal, Jaleel, Jalel	Arabic
	Jalen	Calm	Jalan, Jalin, Jalon, Jalyn	African american
	Jalil	God-like, majestic.	Jahleel, Jahlil, Jalaal, Jalal	Hindi
	Jalon	One who dwells	Jalan, Jalen, Jalin, Jalyn	Hebrew
	Jamaine	From germany.	Jamain, Jamayn, Jamayne	Arabic, French
	Jamal	Handsome	Jahmal, Jahmall, Jahmalle, Jahmil, Jahmile, Jahmill, Jahmille, Jamaal, Jamael, Jamahl, Jamail, Jamal, Jamala, Jamale, Jamall, Jamel, Jamil, Jammaal, Jamyl, Jamyle, Jemal	Arabic
	Jamar	Handsome	Jam, Jamaar, Jamaari, Jamaarie, Jamahra, Jamahrae, Jamara, Jamari, Jamarr, Jamarvis, Jarmar, Jarmara, Jarmarr, Jarmarra, Jaumar, Jemaar, Jemar, Jimar, Jimara	African american, Arabic
	Jamarcus	Of mars, warrior. a form of marcus.	Jamarc, Jamarco, Jamark, Jemarcus, Jimarcus, Jymarcus	Latin
	Jamario	Sailor. a form of mario, dedicated to the virgin mary.	Jamari, Jamarie, Jamariel, Jamarius, Jamaryo, Jemario, Jemarus	American, French, Italian
	James	Supplanter, replacer	Dago, Diego (spanish), Gaymes, Giacobbe, Giacomo (italian), Giacopo, Giocomo, Hamish, Iachimo, Iago, Jaak (estonian), Jaako (finnish), Jack, Jackson, Jaemes, Jagli, Jago, Jahus (dutch), Jaime (spanish	Hebrew
	Jameson	James' son, son of the replacer or supplanter.	Jaemeson, Jaemison, Jaemyson, Jaimeson, Jaimison, Jaimyson, Jamerson, Jamesyn, Jamison, Jamyson, Jaymeson, Jaymison, Jaymyson	English, Hebrew
	Jamie	Supplanter. a form of james.	Jaem, Jaemee, Jaemey, Jaemi, Jaemie, Jaemy, Jaim, Jaime, Jaimee, Jaimey, Jaimy, Jame, Jamey, Jami, Jamie, Jammey, Jammy, Jamy, Jaym, Jayme, Jaymee, Jaymey, Jaymi, Jaymie, Jaymy, Jem, Jemi, Jemie, Jemm	Hebrew
	Jamil	Handsome	Jameal, Jameel, Jamile, Jamyl, Jamyle	Arabic
	Jamin	Right hand.	Jaman, Jamen, Jamon, Jamyn	Hebrew
	Jamison	James' son, son of the replacer.	Jaemeson, Jaemison, Jaemyson, Jaimeson, Jaimison, Jaimyson, Jamerson, Jameson, Jamesyn, Jamyson, Jaymeson, Jaymison, Jaymyson	English, Hebrew
	Jamond	Wise, mighty protector. a form of raymond.	Jaemon, Jaemond, Jaemun, Jaemund, Jaimon, Jaimond, Jaimun, Jaimund, Jamon, Jamond, Jamun, Jamund, Jarmon, Jarmond, Jarmun, Jarmund, Jay, Jaymon, Jaymond	English
	Jamsheed	From persia.	Jamshead	Persian
	Jan	God is gracious. a form of john.	Jaan, Jane, Jann, Janne (finnish), Jano, Jansen, Janson, Jenda, Yan	Dutch, Slavic
	Janaka	Born of the ancestor.	Janakah	Sanskrit
	Jandah	Rest	Janda	Hebrew
	Jando	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Jandin, Jandino, Jandyn, Jandyno	Czech, Greek
	Janek	God is gracious. a form of john.	Janik, Janika, Janka, Jankiel, Jankiela, Janko	Hebrew, Polish
	Janesh	The people's lord.		Hindi
	Janis	God is gracious. a form of john.	Ansis, Jancis, Janyc, Janyce, Janys, Zanis, Zanys	Hebrew, Latvian
	Janne	God is gracious. a form of john.		Finnish, Hebrew
	Janos	God is gracious. a form of john.	Jancsi, Jani, Janie, Jankia, Jano, Jany, Janys	Hebrew, Hungarian
	Jansen	John's son, god is gracious.	Jansan, Jansin, Janson, Janssan, Janssen, Janssin, Jansson, Jansyn, Janten, Jantzen, Janzen, Jensan, Jensen, Jensin, Jenson, Jensyn	Dutch, Scandinavian
	Janus	Gateway, born in january.	Janario, Janis, Janos, Januarius, Janys	Latin
	Jaquan	Fragrant. a form of quana.	Jacquin, Jacquyn, Jaquana, Jaquanah, Jaquin, Jaquon, Jaquyn, Jaqwan	Comanche
	Jarah	Sweet like honey.	Jara, Jarra, Jarrah, Jera, Jerah, Jerra, Jerrah	Hebrew
	Jarara	Rock with water flowing over it.	Jararah	Australian aboriginal
	Jardine	Garden dweller.	Jardin, Jardyn, Jardyne	French
	Jareb	Maintaining	Jarib, Jaryb	Hebrew
	Jared	Ruler, one who rules; holder of the rose.	Jara, Jarah, Jaret, Jarett, Jarod, Jarrad, Jarred, Jarret, Jarrett, Jarrod, Jarryd	Greek, Hebrew
	Jarek	Born in january.	Janiuszck, Januarius, Januisz, Jarec, Jareck, Jaric, Jarick, Jarik, Jaryck, Jaryk	Slavic
	Jarell	Brave spear carrier. a form of gerald.	Jairel, Jairell, Jareil, Jarel, Jarelle, Jarrell, Jarryl, Jarryll, Jerel, Jerell	German, Scandinavian
	Jareth	Gentle descendant.	Jaref, Jareff, Jarif, Jariff, Jarith, Jarref, Jarreff, Jarreth, Jarrif, Jarriff, Jarrith, Jarryf, Jarryff, Jarryth, Jaryf, Jaryff, Jaryth, Jereth	Hebrew, Welsh
	Jarib	One who strives.		Hebrew
	Jarl	Noble		Norse
	Jarlath	In control.	Jarlaf	Latin
	Jarman	From germany.	Jarmen, Jarmin, Jarmon, Jarmyn, Jerman, Jermen, Jermin, Jermon, Jermyn	Teutonic
	Jaron	To cry or sing out.	Jaaron, Jaeron, Jairon, Jaran, Jaren, Jarin, Jarone, Je ron, Je ronn	Hebrew
	Jaroslav	Spring glory.	Jarda, Jardah	Czech
	Jarrah	A type of tree.	Jara, Jarah, Jarra	Australian aboriginal
	Jarratt	Strong spear.	Jarat, Jaret, Jarit, Jarot, Jarrat, Jarret, Jarrett, Jarrit, Jarritt, Jarrot, Jarrott, Jaryt, Jarytt	Teutonic
	Jarrell	Brave spear carrier. a form of gerald.	Jaerel, Jaerell, Jaeril jaerill, Jairel, Jairell, Jareil, Jarel, Jarelle, Jarryl, Jarryll, Jerel, Jerell	English, German
	Jarren	To rejoice, to sing.	Jaren, Jarin, Jaron (israeli), Jarren, Jarrin	English, Irish
	Jarrett	Descendant	Jairet, Jairett, Jaret, Jareth, Jarette, Jarrat, Jarratt, Jarret, Jarrette, Jarrot, Jarrote, Jarrott, Jarrotte, Jerret, Jerrete, Jerrett, Jerrette	English, Hebrew
	Jarvis	A conqueror, war leader.	Gervaise, Gervase, Gervice, Jarus, Jaruss, Jarvice, Jarvise, Jarvys, Jarvyse, Jervice, Jervis, Jervise	Teutonic
	Jas	God is gracious. a form of john. a short form of names beginning with "jas".		Hebrew, Polish
	Jasha	Replacer	Jascha	Hebrew, Russian
	Jashawn	God is gracious. a form of shawn.	Jasean, Jashaun	Hebrew, Irish
	Jason	Healer	Jaasan, Jaasen, Jaasin, Jaason, Jaasun, Jaasyn, Jaesan, Jaesen, Jaesin, Jaeson, Jaesun, Jaesyn, Jahsan, Jahsen, Jahson, Jaisan, Jaisen, Jaisin, Jaison, Jaisun, Jaisyn, Jasan, Jasen, Jasin, Jasun, Jasy	Greek
	Jaspal	Virtuous lifestyle.	Jaspel	Punjabi
	Jasper	Guardian of the treasure; gem stone.	Caspar, Casper, Gaspard, Gaspardo, Gaspare, Gasper, Jaspar, Jasper	English, Persian
	Jassan	Wolf	Jasin, Jassen, Jasson, Jassyn	Native american
	Jassar		Jasar	Arabic
	Jatinra	Sage plant.	Jatinrah	Hindi
	Javan	Clay.	Jaavon, Jahvaughan, Jahvine, Jahvon, Javaughn, Javin, Javine, Javion, Javoanta, Javon, Javona, Javonah, Javone, Javoney, Javoni, Javonie, Javonn, Javyn, Jayvin, Jayvine, Jayvon, Jevan, Jeven	Hebrew
	Javaris	Skilled with a spear.	Javaor, Javar, Javares, Javario, Javarios, Javarius, Javaron, Javarous, Javarre, Javarrious, Javarro, Javarros, Javarte, Javarus, Javays, Javoris, Javoro, Javouris, Javourys	English, German
	Javas	Quick	Jav, Java	Sanskrit
	Javeel	Yes, ok; water. ??	Javel, Javelle	Finnish, German, Norse, Scandinavian
	Javier	Bright	Jabier, Javyer, Xavier, Xavyr	Arabic
	Javon	Son of joseph, god will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Javan, Javen, Javin, Javyn	African american
	Jawaun	God is gracious. a form of john and juan.	Jajaun, Jawaa, Jawan, Jawann, Jawn, Jawon, Jawuan, Jejuan, Jujuan, Juwan	Spanish
	Jawdat	Good	Gawdat	Arabic
	Jawhar	Jewel	Jawha	Arabic
	Jaxom	Dragon rider from 'the white dragon' by anne mccaffrey.	Jax	American
	Jay	The blue jaybird. a short form of names starting with "jay".	Jae, Jai, Jaie, Jayd, Jayde	Old french
	Jayant	Victory		Hindi
	Jaydon	God has heard.	Jaedan, Jaeden, Jaedin, Jaedon, Jaedyn, Jaidan, Jaiden, Jaidin, Jaidon, Jaidyn, Jaydan, Jayden, Jaydin, Jaydyn	Hebrew
	Jaydrien	Dark-blue jaybird.	Jadrien, Jadryen, Jaidrian, Jaidrien, Jaidrion, Jaidryon, Jaydrian, Jaydrion, Jaydryan	French, Latin
	Jaylee	From the jaybird meadow.	Jaelea, Jaeleah, Jaelee, Jaeleigh, Jaeley, Jaeli, Jaelie, Jaely, Jailea, Jaileah, Jailee, Jaileigh, Jailey, Jaili, Jailie, Jaily, Jaylea, Jayleah, Jayleigh, Jayley, Jayli, Jaylie, Jayly	English
	Jaylon	Murmuring, tarrying.	Galen, Jaelon, Jailon, Jalen, Jalon, Jalonn, Jaylan, Jaylen, Jaylin	English
	Jayson	Healer; son of the jaybird.	Jaysen, Jaysin, Jayssen, Jaysson, Jayssyn	Greek, Old english
	Jazon	Healer	Jazan, Jazen, Jazin, Jazyn	Polish
	Jazz	Lover of jazz music.	Jaz	American, English
	Jean	God is gracious. a form of john.	Gene	French, Hebrew
	Jebediah	Friend; beloved of the lord	Jebadia, Jebadiah, Jebidia, Jebidiah, Jebidya, Jebodiah, Jebydia, Jebydiah, Jebydya, Jebydyah, Jededia, Jedediah, Jedidi, Jedidia	Hebrew
	Jed	Beloved of the lord. the short form of jedaiah. god knows	Jedd	Hebrew
	Jedaiah	God knows.	Jedah, Jedaya, Jedayah, Yehiel	Hebrew
	Jedi	Warrior		Modern american
	Jedidiah	Beloved of god.		Hebrew
	Jedrek	Strength	Jedrec, Jedreck, Jedric, Jedrick, Jedrik, Jedryc, Jedryck, Jedryk	Polish
	Jedynak	One son.	Jedinak	Polish
	Jeff	Divine peace. a short form of jeffery.		French
	Jefferson	Son of jeffrey, son of divine peace.		Old english
	Jefford	From the divinely peaceful ford.		English
	Jeffrey	Divine peace.	Geffary, Gefferey, Geffrey, Geoffrey, Geoffrey (english), Geofrey, Godfrey (english), Goeffroi (old french), Gottfried, J, Jeffaree, Jeffarey, Jeffarie, Jeffary, Jefferee, Jefferey (english), Jeffery	French
	Jehan	God is gracious. a form of john.	Jehann0	French, Hebrew
	Jehiel	God lives		Hebrew
	Jehu	The lord is he.		Hebrew
	Jehudi	Of judah, god's leader.		Hebrew
	Jela	Father is in jail during the birth.	Jelah, Jella, Jellah	Swahili
	Jelani	Mighty	Jelanee, Jelaney, Jelanie, Jelany	Swahili
	Jem	Jewell		English
	Jemond	Worldly	Jemon, Jemonde, Jemone, Jemun, Jemund	French
	Jen	Able		Chinese
	Jenkin	Little john, god is gracious.	Jenkins, Jenkyn, Jenkyns	Flemish
	Jeno	Noble, well born. a form of eugene.	Jenoe	Greek, Hungarian
	Jens	God is gracious. a dutch form of john.	Jenz	Scandinavian
	Jensi	Noble, well born.	Jensee, Jensey, Jensie, Jensy	Hungarian
	Jeovanni	God is gracious. a form of john.	Giovani, Jeovani, Jeovanie, Jeovanny, Jeovany, Jiovanni, Jiovannie, Jiovanny, Jiovany	Hebrew, Italian
	Jerald	Brave spear carrier. a form of gerald.	Jeraldo, Jerold, Jeroldo, Jerrald, Jerraldo, Jerrold, Jerroldo	English, German
	Jerara	Waterfall	Jerarah	Australian aboriginal
	Jeremiah	Chosen by god.	Diarmuit, Geremiah, Geremias, Jereme, Jeremee, Jeremey, Jeremi, Jeremia, Jeremias (spanish), Jeremie, Jeremy, Jeremya, Jeremyah, Jeremyas, Jeriamias (austrian), Jermias	Hebrew
	Jeremy	Praised highly by god, exalted by god.	Gerami, Geramie, Geramy, Geremi, Geremie, Geremy, Geromi, Geromie, Geromy, Jeramee, Jeramey, Jerami, Jeramia, Jeramiah, Jeramias, Jeramie, Jeramy, Jereme, Jeremee, Jeremey, Jeremi, Jeremia, Jeremiah	Hebrew
	Jeriah	God has seen.	Jeria, Jerya, Jeryah	Hebrew
	Jericho	Moon city.	Jeric, Jerick, Jericko, Jerico, Jerik, Jeriko, Jerric, Jerrick, Jerricko, Jerrico, Jerriko, Jerrycko, Jerryco, Jerryko	Arabic
	Jeriel	Vision of god.	Jeriel	Hebrew
	Jermaine	From germany.	Germain, Germaine, Jermain, Jermayn, Jermayne	German
	Jermal	Handsome	Jermaal, Jermael, Jermail, Jermal, Jermall, Jermaul, Jermel, Jermell	Arabic
	Jeroboan	Enlarger		Hebrew
	Jerolin	Holy	Jerolyn	Basque, Latin
	Jerome	Sacred name, of god, holy name.	Geremia (italian), German, Gerome (english), Geronimo, Heironom, Heironymus (latin), Hieronimo, Jarom, Jarome, Jarrom, Jarrome, Jeremias (spanish), Jeriamiasz, Jeroan, Jeromene, Jeromina, Jeron, Stuch)	Greek
	Jeron	Holy	J'ron, Jerone, Jeronimo, Jerron	English, Latin
	Jerrawa	Goanna - large lizard.	Jerawa	Australian aboriginal
	Jerrell	Strong, open-minded	Jerel, Jeril, Jerrel, Jerril, Jerryl, Jeryl	English
	Jerrick	Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people.	Jeric, Jerick, Jerik, Jerric, Jerrik, Jerryc, Jerryck, Jerryk	German
	Jerry	Sacred name; of god. the short form of names starting with 'jer'. eg. jerome	Gerey, Geri, Gerie, Gerree, Gerrey, Gerri, Gerrie, Gerry, Gery, Jeree, Jeri, Jerie, Jerree, Jerri, Jerrie, Jery	German
	Jervis	Skilful with a spear.	Jarvis, Jarvys, Jervys	German
	Jerzy	Earth worker.	Jersey, Jerzi, Jerzy	Polish
	Jess	Wealthy. a short form of jesse.		Hebrew
	Jesse	Wealthy, descending wealth.	Jescey, Jesi, Jesie, Jess, Jesscee, Jessee, Jessey, Jessi, Jessie, Jessy, Jezze, Jezzee, Jezzey, Jezzi, Jezzie, Jezzy	Hebrew
	Jesus	God will help.		Hebrew
	Jethro	Abundant, pre-eminence.	Jetro, Jetrow, Jettro	Hebrew
	Jett	Black	Jet, Jetson, Jette (scandinavian), Jetter, Jetty	English
	Jevan	Young warrior. a form of evan, well born.	Jevaun, Jeven jevin, Jevohn, Jevon, Jevonn, Jevonne, Jevyn, Jevynn	Welsh
	Jevon	God is gracious. a form of john.		Welsh
	Ji	Order		Chinese
	Jiao-long	Dragon		Chinese
	Jibade	Born near royalty.	Jibad, Jybad, Jybade	Yoruba
	Jibben	Life	Jb, Jivin, Jivvil	Gypsy
	Jie	Wonderful		Chinese
	Jilt	Money	Jylt	Dutch
	Jim	Replacer. a form of james.	Jem, Jemm	Hebrew
	Jimell	Handsome	Jimel, Jimelle, Jimmil, Jimmill, Jimmyl, Jimmyll, Jmill, Jymel, Jymell, Jymil, Jymmel, Jymmell, Jymmil, Jymmill, Jymmyl, Jymmyll, Jymyl, Jymyll	Arabic
	Jimeoin	Replacer who is born to nobility. a combination of jim and owen.	Jimeoine, Jimowen, Jimowyn, Jymoin, Jymoine, Jymowen, Jymowyn	Australian, Hebrew, Irish
	Jimiyu	Born during the dry season.		Abaluhya
	Jimmy	Replacer. a form of james.	Jemee, Jemey, Jemi, Jemie, Jemmee, Jemmey, Jemmi, Jemmie, Jemmy, Jemy, Jimee, Jimey, Jimi, Jimie, Jimm, Jimmee, Jimmey, Jimmi, Jimmie, Jimmy, Jimy, Jym, Jymee, Jymey, Jymi, Jymie, Jymm, Jymmee, Jymmey	Hebrew
	Jimoh	Born on a friday.	Jimo, Jymo, Jymoh	Swahili
	Jin	Gold	Jinn, Jyn, Jynn	Chinese
	Jinan	Garden	Jinen, Jinon, Jinyn	Arabic
	Jindra	Army ruler.	Jindrah	Czech, Scandinavian
	Jing-quo	The country's ruler.		Chinese
	Jirair	Strong, hard-working.	Jyrair	Armenian
	Jiri	Farmer; a form of george.	Jirka	Czech
	Jiro	Second-born son.		Japanese
	Jivin	Giver of life.	Jivan, Jivanta, Jiven, Jivon, Jivyn, Jyvan, Jyven, Jyvin, Jyvon, Jyvyn	Hindi
	Joab	God is my father.	Joaby	Hebrew
	Joachim	God will establish, may god exalt.	Joacheim, Joakim, Joaquim, Joaquin, Jokin, Jov	Hebrew
	Joah	His brother is god.	Joa	Hebrew
	Joao	God is gracious. a form of john.		Portuguese
	Joaquim	God will establish.	Jehoichin, Joaquin, Jocquinn, Jocuin	Portuguese, Spanish
	Job	Distressed, afflicted.	Giobbe (italian), Jobe, Jobee, Jobert, Jobey, Jobi, Jobie, Joby	Hebrew
	Joben	Clean	Joban, Jobin, Jobon, Jobyn	Japanese
	Jocelyn	One of the goths.	Jocelin, Joe, Joscelin, Joscelyn, Joss	Teutonic
	Jock	Replacer. a form of jack.	Jocko, Joco, Jocobi, Jocobie, Jocoby	American, Hebrew
	Jodan	God is my judge.	Joden, Jodin, Jodon, Jodyn	Hebrew
	Jody	God will increase. a form of joseph.	Jodee, Jodey, Jodi, Jodie	Hebrew
	Joe	God will increase; a form of joseph.	Jo, Joey, Jow	Hebrew
	Joel	The lord is god.	Joell, Joelle, Joely, Jole, Yoel	Hebrew
	Joergen	Farmer. a form of george.	Jorgen	Scandinavian
	Johann	God is gracious. a form of john	Joahan, Johan (danish), Johanan, Johane, Johanna, Johannas, Johannes (dutch), Johansen, Johanson, Johanthan, Johatan, Johathan, Johathon, Johaun, Johon, Johonson, Yohan, Yohann, Yohannon	German
	Johar	Jewell		Hindi
	John	God is gracious	Eoin (irish), Evan, Gian, Giankos, Giannakos, Gianni, Giannini, Gianninno, Gianozzi, Giovanni (italian), Gon, Hanan, Hanka, Hankos, Hanns, Hannus, Hans, Hansel, Hansli, Hanson, Iaian (scottish), Iain	Hebrew
	Johnny	God is gracious. a form of john	Johmsi, Johnee, Johney, Johni, Johnie, Johnier, Johnni, Johnnie, Johnny, Johnsie, Johnsy, Johny, Joney, Joni, Jonie, Jonnee, Jonney, Jonni, Jonnie, Jonny, Jony	English, Hebrew
	Johnson	John's son. son of the one whose god is gracious.	Jonson	Hebrew
	Joji	Farmer. a form of george.		Japanese
	Jojo	Born on a monday.	Joejoe, Johjoe	Fanti
	Jokim	God sets up.	Jokeam, Jokeem, Jokym	Hebrew
	Jolon	From the valley of dead oaks.	J	Native american
	Jolyon	From the roman clan of julius.		Latin
	Jomei	Spreading light.	Jomey	Japanese
	Jon	Gift of god / god has given. a form of john. a shortened form of jonathan.		Scandinavian
	Jonah	Dove	Jona, Yona, Yonah	Hebrew
	Jonas	Accomplisher. the lithuanian form of john. god is gracious	Jonelis, Jonukas, Jonus, Jonutis, Jonys, Joonas, Yonah	Hebrew
	Jonathon	Gift from god.	Janathon, Jhonathan, Johathe, Johnatan, Johnathan, Johnathaon, Johnathen, Johnathon, Johnatten, Johniathin, Johnothan, Jonat, Jonatan, Jonatane, Jonatha, Jonathan, Jonathen, Jonaton, Jonattan, Joneth	Hebrew
	Jones	John's son. son of the one whose god is gracious.	Joenes, Joennes, Jonesy	Welsh
	Jonigan	Gift from god.		African american, Hebrew
	Jontae	God is gracious. a form of john.	Johntae, Jontai, Jontay, Jontea, Jonteau, Jontez	Hebrew
	Jonte	Gift from god		African american, Hebrew
	Joop	Good will increase. god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Jopi, Jopie, Jopy	Dutch, Hebrew
	Joost	Just		Dutch
	Jora	Child born at the time of the autumn / fall rains.	Jorah, Yora, Yorah	Hebrew
	Joram	God is highly praised.		Hebrew
	Jordan	Flowing down; descending	Giordano (italian), Jared, Jered, Jorden, Jordin, Jordon, Jordyn, Jourdain (french)	Hebrew
	Jordi	Shortened form of jordan.	Jordy	Hebrew
	Jorell	One who saves.	Jorel, Jorelle, Jorrel, Jorrell, Jorrelle	American
	Jorg	Famer. a form of george. a short form of jorgen.	Jeorg, Jois (dutch), Jorrin (spanish), Juergen, Jungen, Jurgen	German, Greek
	Jorge	Agriculturalist, farmer. a form of george.		Spanish
	Jorin	Child of freedom.	Joryn	Sanskrit/hebrew
	Joscelin	Small goth.	Joscelyn	Teutonic
	Jose	God will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Hose	Hebrew, Spanish
	Joseph	God will increase. god has added a child.	Chepito, Czech, Gioseffa, Giuseppe (italian), Joergen, Jose (spanish), Josef (german, Joseff, Josep (irish), Josephus, Joses, Josip (illyrian, Joska (slavic), Portuguese), Scandinavian), Yugoslavian)	Hebrew
	Josh	God is my salvation. a short form of joshua.	Josha, Joshe	Hebrew
	Josha	Satisfied	Joshah	Hindi
	Joshua	God is my salvation, jehovah saves.	Johsua, Johusa, Joshau, Joshaua, Joshauh, Joshawa, Joshawah, Joshee, Joshi, Joshia, Joshu, Joshuaa, Joshuah, Joshuea, Joshula, Joshus, Joshusa, Joshwa, Joshy, Joshywa, Josua, Josue (hebrew), Jousha	Hebrew
	Josiah	God will heal and protect.	Josia, Josias, Josya, Josyah, Yasser	Hebrew
	Joss	Fate; champion	Jos	Celtic, Chinese
	Jotham	God is perfect.	Jothem, Jothim, Jothom, Jothym	Hebrew
	Joubert	Bright, shining.	Joubirt, Jouburt, Joubyrt	Old english
	Jovan	Love, majestic. the slavic form of john, god is gracious.	Jovaan, Jovaann, Jovani, Jovanic, Jovanie, Jovann, Jovanni, Jovannic, Jovannie, Jovanny, Jovany, Jovenal, Jovenel, Jovi, Jovian, Jovin, Jovito, Jovoan, Jovon, Jovonn, Jovonne, Jovvannis, Yovan	Latin
	Jovi	Happy	Jovee, Jovey, Jovie, Jovy	Latin
	Juan	God is gracious. a form of john.	Juanch, Juanchito, Juanito, Juann, Juaun	Spanish
	Jubah	Ant hill.	Juba	African
	Jubal	Source of joy		Hebrew
	Judah	God leads.	Jud, Juda, Judas, Judd, Judda, Juddah, Jude	Hebrew
	Judas	Praised	Judas, Juddas	Hebrew
	Judd	Praised; a form of judah, god leads	Jud	Hebrew
	Jude	Right with the law	Jood, Joode	Latin
	Judson	Judd's son, son of the praised.	Juddson	English
	Juhana	God is gracious. a form of john.	Johana, Johanah, Johanna, Johannah, Juhanah, Juhanna, Juhannah	Finnish, Hebrew
	Juku	Rich, pwerful, hard ruler. a form of richard.	Jukka	English, Estonian
	Jules	Youthful	Jewels, Joles, Jule	French, Greek, Latin
	Julian	Belonging to the youth. the masculine form of julia.	Giulano, Giulio, Guiliano, Gulian, Gulien, Gulio, Jellon, Jewelian, Jewelien, Jolian, Jolin, Jollan, Jollanus, Jolyon, Juliano (portuguese), Julien (french), Julijonas, Julio, Juliois, Julion (welsh)	Latin
	Julio	Youthful	Jeleo, Julyo	Greek, Hispanic, Latin
	Julius	Youth with a shabby beard.	Giulio (italian), Gulias, Gulious, Juilios (spanish), Julas, Jules (french), Juliao, Julias, Julio (spanish), Julious, Juliyo, Julot, Julyo	Greek
	Jumaane	Born on a tuesday.	Jumane	Swahili
	Jumah	Born on a friday.	Juma	Swahili
	Jumbo	Elephant; large.	Jamba, Jambo, Jumba	African, Old english
	Jumoke	Beloved of everyone.	Jumok	Nigerian
	Jun	Truth/pure		Chinese, Japanese
	June	True; obedience; born in the month of june.	Joon	Chinese, English, Japanese
	Jungay	West wind.	Jungae, Jungai	Australian aboriginal
	Junior	Young	Junious, Junius, Junyor	Latin
	Junipero	The juniper berry.		Spanish
	Junius	Youthful, born in june.	Gunius, Junyus	Latin
	Jupp	God will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Jup	German, Hebrew
	Jur	Farmer. a form of george.	Juraz, Jure, Jurek, Juri (latin), Jurie, Jurik, Jury	Czech, Greek
	Jurgen	Garmer. a form of george.		German
	Juro	Best wishes for a long life		Japanese
	Jurrien	God will uplift	Jore, Joree, Jurian, Jurion, Juryan, Juryen, Juryin, Juryon	Dutch
	Justice	Judge, justice.	Giusto (italian), Juste (french), Justis, Justise, Justo (spanish), Justus (german), Justyce, Justys, Justyse	Old french
	Justin	Righteous, just.	Giustino (italian), Giusto, Jestan, Jesten, Jestin, Justen, Justinas (lithuanian), Justinian, Justino (italian/spanish), Justo (portuguese), Justus, Justyn (polish), Justyno, Yestin, Yestyn	Latin, Old french
	Justis	Justice	German, Giusto (italian), Juste (french), Justo (spanish), Justus (english	Old french
	Juventino	Youthful	Juvenal, Juventin, Juventine, Juventyn, Juventyne, Juventyno, Juvon, Juvone	Latin
	Juwan	God is gracious. a form of john.	Juwann, Juwaun, Juwon, Juwuan	American/hebrew
	Kabiito	Born when foreigners visited.	Kabito, Kabyto	Rutooro
	Kabil	Spear gatherer.	Kabyl	Hebrew, Turkish
	Kabir	Great, history.	Kabyr, Kadbar, Khabir	Arabic
	Kabonesa	Baby of a difficult birth.	Kabonesah	Rutooro
	Kabr	Grass		Hindi
	Kacancu	First-born child.		Rukonjo
	Kacey	Brave	K.c., Kace, Kacee, Kacy, Kaecee, Kaecey, Kaeci, Kaecie, Kaecy, Kaesee, Kaesi, Kaesie, Kaesy, Kaicee, Kaicey, Kaici, Kaicie, Kaicy, Kase, Kasee, Kasey, Kasi, Kasie, Kasym kc	Irish
	Kadar	Powerful	Kader, Kadir, Kador, Kadyr	Arabic
	Kade	From the wetlands.	Cade, Cadee, Caed, Caid, Caide, Cayd, Cayde, Kadee, Kaed, Kaid, Kaide, Kayd, Kayde, Kaydee	Scottish
	Kadeem	Servant	Kadim, Kadym, Khadeem	African, Arabic
	Kadin	Friend	Kadan, Kaden, Kadon, Kadyn	Arabic
	Kadir	Spring	Kadeer, Kadyr	Arabic
	Kadish	Holy; sacred	Kadysh	Aramaic
	Kadmiel	God first	Kadmiel	Hebrew
	Kado	Gateway		Japanese
	Kadumba	Waterfall		Australian aboriginal
	Kael	Mighty warrior, strong. a short form of kaelan, uncertain.	Cael, Kail	Gaelic
	Kaelan	Uncertain, powerful warrior.	Caelan, Kaelen, Kaelin, Kaelon, Kaelyn, Kailan, Kailen, Kailin, Kailyn, Kalan, Kalen, Kalin, Kalon, Kalyn, Kaylan, Kaylen, Kaylin, Kaylon	Gaelic
	Kaemoon	Joyful	Kaimon, Kaymon	Japanese
	Kafele	Worth dying for.		Ngoni
	Kafir	Unbeliever	Kafyr	Arabic
	Kaga	Writer	Kagah	Native american
	Kahale	Home	Kahail, Kahayl	Hawaiian
	Kahana	Priest	Kahanah, Kahanna, Kahannah	Hawaiian
	Kahil	Young, naive.	Kahleel, Kahleil, Kahlill, Kahyl, Kalel, Kalil, Kalyl	Turkish
	Kaho	Reed; arrow.		Polynesian, Tongan
	Kaholo	Runner		Hawaiian
	Kahua	Sea	Kahauah	Hawaiian
	Kai	Willow tree; to forgive; keeper of keys; see	Cai	Hawaiian, Japanese, Native american, Welsh
	Kaidan	Friend	Kaiden, Kaidin, Kaidon	Arabic
	Kaihau	Chief		Polynesian
	Kaikara	A god.	Kaikarah	Runyoro
	Kailao	War dance.	Kaelo, Kaylo	Tongan
	Kailen	Might warrior.	Kaelan, Kaelen, Kaelin, Kaellan, Kaellin, Kaellon, Kaellyn, Kaelon, Kaelyn, Kailan, Kallan, Kallen, Kallin, Kallon, Kallyn, Kaylan, Kaylin, Kayllan, Kayllen, Kayllon, Kayllyn, Kaylon, Laellen, Layllin	Irish
	Kaili	A god.	Kaelea, Kaeleah, Kaelee, Kaeleigh, Kaeley, Kaeli, Kaelie, Kaely, Kailea, Kaileah, Kailee, Kaileigh, Kailey, Kailie, Kaily, Kaylea, Kayleah, Kaylee, Kaylei, Kayleigh, Kayli, Kaylie, Kayly	Hawaiian
	Kain	Spear thrower	Cain, Caine, Cayn, Cayne, Kayn, Kayne	Hawaiian
	Kaine	Beautiful; tribute; eastern sky; golden.	Caen, Cain, Caine, Cane, Cayn, Cayne, Kaen, Kahan, Kain, Kainan, Kaine, Kainen, Kane, Kaney, Kayn, Kayne	Hawaiian, Irish, Japanese, Welsh
	Kainga	Relative	Kaynga	Tongan
	Kaipo	Sweet heart.	Kaypo	Hawaiian
	Kaiser	Hairy	Kayser	Bulgarian.
	Kaivai	Mariner, sea worker.	Kaivay, Kayvai, Kayvay	Tongan
	Kaivao	Wild	Kayvao	Tongan
	Kaj	Earth	Kai	Danish
	Kaka	Climb	Kakah	Tongan
	Kakaea	Tall	Kakaeah	Tongan
	Kakaio	God will remember.		Hawaiian
	Kakana	Power	Kakanah	Hawaiian
	Kakar	Grass		Hindi
	Kakau	Swim		Polynesian
	Kala	Sun; black, time.	Kalah	Hawaiian, Hindi
	Kalama	Torch	Kalam, Kalamah	Hawaiian
	Kalameli	Caramel	Kalamelie, Kalamely	Tongan
	Kalan	Warrior. a form of kailen.	Kaelan, Kaelen, Kaelin, Kaellan, Kaellen, Kaellin, Kaellon, Kaellyn, Kaelon, Kaelyn, Kailan, Kallan, Kallen, Kallin, Kallon, Kallyn, Kaylan, Kaylin, Kayllan, Kayllen, Kayllin, Kayllon, Kayllyn, Kaylon	Irish
	Kalani	Heaven, chief.	Kalan, Kalanee, Kalaney, Kalanie, Kalany	Hawaiian
	Kalat	Castle	Kalatt	Arabic
	Kalauka	Weak. a form of claude.		Hawaiian, Latin
	Kalawina	Bald		Hawaiian
	Kalden	Of the golden age.		Tibetan
	Kale	Naive	Ka, Kael, Kaelea, Kaeleah, Kaelee, Kaeleigh, Kaeli, Kaelie, Kaely, Kale, Kalea, Kaleah, Kalee, Kaleigh, Kaleu, Kali, Kalie, Kalin, Kayl, Kayle, Kaylea, Kayleah, Kaylee, Kayleigh, Kayley, Kayli, Kaylie	Arabic
	Kalea	Happy	Kaleah, Kalee, Kalei, Kaleigh, Kaley, Kali, Kalie, Kaly	Hawaiian
	Kaleb	Dog. brave.	Caleb, Galip, Kaelab, Kaeleb, Kailab, Kalab, Kalb, Kale, Kalev, Kalib, Kalyb, Kaylab, Kayleb, Kilab, Kylab	Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish
	Kalechi	Praise to god.		Nigerian
	Kalen	Naive	Kaelan, Kaelen, Kaelin, Kaelon, Kaelyn, Kailan, Kailen, Kailin, Kailon, Kailyn, Kalan, Kalin, Kalon, Kalyn, Kaylan, Kaylen, Kaylin, Kaylon, Kaylyn, Len, Leni, Lenie, Leny	Arabic
	Kaleo	Voice	Caleo	Hawaiian
	Kalepa	Faith	Kalepah	Hawaiian
	Kalevi	Hero	Kalevee, Kalevey, Kalevie, Kalevy	Finnish
	Kalhana	Poet	Kalhanah	Hindi
	Kalid	Eternal, everlasting.	Kalyd	Arabic
	Kalikau	Athlete		Polynesian
	Kalil	Good friend.	Kahaleel, Kahlil, Kalyl	Arabic
	Kalinga	Bird	Kalingah	Hindi
	Kalino	Brilliant		Hawaiian
	Kaliq	Creative	Kaliqu, Kalique, Khaliq, Khaliqu, Khalique	Arabic
	Kalkin	Tenth-born child.	Kalkyn	Hindi
	Kalle	Strong, courageous; farmer.	Kale	English, Scandinavian
	Kallen	Mighty warrior.	Kalan, Kalen, Kalin, Kallan, Kallin, Kallon, Kallun, Kallyn, Kalon, Kalun, Kalyn	Irish
	Kalmin	Man	Kalman, Kalmen, Kalmon, Kalmyn	Scandinavian
	Kaloosh	Blessed event.		Armenian
	Kamaha	Asleep	Kamahah	Hawaiian
	Kamaka	Face	Kamakah	Hawaiian
	Kamakani	Wind	Kamakanee, Kamakaney, Kamakanie, Kamakany	Hawaiian
	Kamal	Lotus; the perfect one, perfection.	Kamaal, Kameel, Kamel, Kamil, Kamyl	Arabic, Hindi
	Kamar	Moon	Kumr	Arabic
	Kamau	Quiet warrior.		Kikuyu
	Kambara	Crocodile	Kambarah	Australian aboriginal
	Kamekona	Strength		Hawaiian
	Kameron	Crooked nose.	Kameren, Kamerin, Kameryn	Celtic
	Kami	Loving	Kamee, Kamey, Kamie, Kamy	Hindi
	Kamilo	Ceremonial attendant.; freedom	Camillo, Camilo, Kamillo, Kamyllo, Kamylo	French, Tongan
	Kamoku	Island		Hawaiian
	Kamuela	His name is god, asked for. a form of samuel.	Kamuelah, Kamuele	Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Kamuzu	Medicine		Ngoni
	Kana	Powerful	Kanah	Japanese
	Kanai	Winner		Hawaiian
	Kanale	From the stony meadow. a form of stanley.	Kanal	Hawaiian
	Kanaloa	A god.		Hawaiian
	Kane	Honour, tribute; beautiful; golden; eastern sky.	Caen, Cain, Caine, Cane, Cayn, Cayne, Kaen, Kahan, Kain, Kainan, Kaine, Kainen, Kaney, Kayn, Kayne	Gaelic, Hawaiian, Irish, Japanese, Welsh
	Kang	Healthy		Chinese
	Kanga	Kangaroo		Australian aboriginal
	Kangan	To cut.		Australian aboriginal
	Kangi	Raven	Kanga, Kange, Kangee, Kangie, Kangy	Lakota sioux
	Kaniel	Stalk	Kaniell, Kannyel, Kanyel	Hebrew
	Kanji	Tin		Japanese
	Kanku	Boy		Australian aboriginal
	Kanoa	Freedom	Kanoah	Polynesian
	Kantu	Happy		Hindi
	Kanu	Wild cat.		Swahili
	Kanute	Race	Canute, Cnut, Cnute, Knud, Knut, Note, Nute, Nutkin	Old norse
	Kanya	Rock	Kania, Kaniah, Kanyah	Australian aboriginal
	Kaori	Strength	Kaoru	Japanese
	Kapali	Cliff	Kapalee, Kapalie, Kapaly	Hawaiian
	Kapeni	Knife	Kapanee, Kapenie, Kapeny	Malawian
	Kapila	Ancient prophet	Kapil, Kapill, Kapilla, Kapyla, Kapylla	Hindi
	Kapo	Self taught.		Tongan
	Kapono	Righteous	Kapena	Hawaiian
	Karam	Charitable	Kareem, Karim, Karym	Arabic
	Kardal	Mustard seed.	Kardel	Arabic
	Kare	Enormous	Karee	Norwegian
	Kareem	Noble, exalted, generous.	Karim	Arabic
	Karel	A form of charles, manly.		Dutch
	Karey	From the rocky island; purity.	Carey, Karee, Kari, Karree, Karrey, Karri, Karrie, Karry, Kary	Greek, Welsh
	Karif	Born in autumn/fall.	Kariff, Karrif, Karriff	Arabic
	Karim	Noble, exalted.	Kareem	Arabic
	Karl	Strong, courageous; farmer.	Carl, Carle, Ckaarl, Kaarle, Kaarlo, Kale, Kalle, Kalman, Karcsi, Karel, Karius, Karlen, Karlitis, Karlo, Karlos, Karlow, Karlton, Karol, Kjell	English, German
	Karlif	Born in autumn/fall.	Kareef, Karlyf	Arabic
	Karlisa	Herder	Karlisah, Karlysa, Karlysah	Runyankore
	Karma	A star.		Tibetan
	Karmai	Spear	Karma, Karmae, Karmay	Australian aboriginal
	Karnak	Heart		Hindi
	Karney	Winner	Karnee, Karni, Karnie, Karny	Irish
	Karnik	Control	Karnika	Hindi
	Karr	Marsh		Scandinavian
	Karsten	Annointment	Christina, Karstan, Karstein, Karstin, Karston, Karstyn, Kristian	Greek
	Karu	Cousin	Karun	Hindi
	Kaseem	Divided	Kasceem, Kaseym, Kasim, Kazeem	Arabic
	Kaseko	One who teases or ridicules		Rhodesian, Zimbabwean
	Kasem	Happy	Kaseme	Thai
	Kasen	Helmet, head protection.	Kasan, Kasin< kason, Kasyn	Basque
	Kasey	Brave	K.c., Kace, Kacee, Kacy, Kaecee, Kaecey, Kaeci, Kaecie, Kaecy, Kaesee, Kaesi, Kaesie, Kaesy, Kaicee, Kaicey, Kaici, Kaicie, Kaicy, Kase, Kasee, Kasey, Kasi, Kasie, Kasym kc	Irish
	Kashim	Fighter		Japanese
	Kasi	Bright	Kasee, Kasey, Kasie, Kasy	Hindi
	Kasib	Fertile	Kasyb	Arabic
	Kasim	Controller of anger; divided.	Kasym	African, Arabic
	Kasimir	Commander of peace.	Kasimyr, Kasymir, Kasymyr	Slavic
	Kasiya	Separate	Kasiyah	Ngoni
	Kaspar	Guardian of the treasure. a form of casper.	Caspar, Casper, Caspir, Caspor, Caspyr, Kaspar, Kaspir, Kaspor, Kaspyr	Persian
	Kass	Black bird.	Kaese, Kasch, Kase	German
	Kassidy	Clever, curly-haired.	Cassidy, Kasidey, Kassadee, Kassadey, Kassadi, Kassadie, Kassady, Kassedy, Kassidee, Kassidi, Kassidie, Kassydee, Kassydey, Kassydi, Kassydie, Kassydy	Irish
	Katala	Large fish, sea monster; spoon	Kutali	Greek, Sanskrit
	Kateb	Writer		Arabic
	Kato	Second born of twins.		Runyankore
	Katoa	Completed	Katoah	Polynesian
	Katode	Bringer of joy.	Kaiode	Yoruba
	Katriel	God is my crown; peace.	Katryel	Arabic, Hebrew
	Katungi	Wealthy	Katungie, Katungy	Runyankore
	Kaufman	Merchant, trader.	Kaufmann	German
	Kaukau	Surfer		Tongan
	Kaul	Trusted		Arabic
	Kaulana	Famous	Kaulanah	Hawaiian
	Kaulo	Borrower		Hawaiian
	Kauri	Forest tree.	Kauree, Kaurie, Kaury	Polynesian
	Kava	Beard	Kavah	Tongan
	Kavan	Handsome	Cavan, Caven, Cavin, Cavon, Cavun, Cavyn, Kavanagh, Kaven, Kavenaugh, Kavin, Kavon, Kavun, Kavyn	Irish
	Kavanagh	Kevin's follower, follower of the handsome one.	Cavanagh, Kavenagh	Irish
	Kaveh	Ancient hero.	Kava, Kavah	Persian
	Kavi	Poet	Kavee, Kavey, Kavie, Kavy	Hindi
	Kavindra	God of poets.	Kavindrah	Hindi
	Kawika	Beloved. a form of david.	Kawyka	Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Kay	Purity	Cai, Kai (welsh), Kayde, Kayden, Kayle, Kaylen, Kaylid, Kayne, Kaynen	Greek
	Kayam	Stable		Hebrew
	Kayden	Fighter		Slavic
	Kayin	Celebrated; long hoped-for child.	Kaiyan, Kaiyen, Kaiyin, Kaiyon, Kayan, Kayen, Kayon	Nigerian, Yoruba
	Kayinga	Great warrior.	Kaionga	Runyankore
	Kayle	Faith	Kaile	Hebrew
	Kayne	Possession, spear; tribute. a form of cain.	Caen, Caene, Cainan, Caine, Caineth, Cayn, Cayne, Cayneth, Kain, Kayn	Gaelic, Hebrew
	Kazuo	Peace		Japanese
	Ke	Handsome one from birth, gentle. a short form of kevin.	Kei, Keigh, Key	Irish
	Keahi	Flames		Hawaiian
	Keal	Ridge	Keal, Keale, Keel, Keele	Old norse
	Kealoha	Fragrance; perfume	Ke'ala, Kealoha, Kealohah, Keela, Keelah	Hawaiian
	Keane	Keen; sharp	Cian, Kanan, Kean, Keanen, Keen, Keene, Keyan, Keyen, Keyin, Keyon, Kian, Kien, Kienan, Kienen	Old english
	Keanu	Sea breeze	Keani, Keanie, Keany	Hawaiian
	Kearn	Dark-haired	Kearne, Kern, Kerne, Kerrn, Kerrne	Irish
	Keaton	From the town where hawks fly	Keatan, Keaten, Keatin, Keatun, Keatyn, Keetan, Keeten, Keetin, Keeton, Keetun, Keetyn, Keitan, Keiten, Keitin, Keiton, Keitun, Keityn, Keytan, Keyten, Keytin, Keyton, Keytun, Keytyn	English
	Keaziah	Cassia tree	Keazia	African american, Hebrew
	Keb	Earth	Kebb	Egyptian
	Kedar	Dark-haired; powerful; mountain lord	Kadar, Keder	Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi
	Keddy	Of the red earth. a form of adam.	Keddi, Keddie	English
	Kedem	Ancient	Kedeam, Kedeem, Kedim, Kedym	Hebrew
	Kedrick	Gift, splendour; war chief. a form of cedrick.	Keddric, Keddrick, Keddrik, Keddryc, Keddryck, Kedric, Kedrik, Kedryc, Kedryck, Kedryk	English, Old english
	Keeaka	Replacer. a form of jack.	Keakah	Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Keefe	Noble, gentle; enjoyment	Keef, Keefer, Keeff, Keif, Keifer, Keiff, Keiffer, Keith, Keithe, Keyf, Keyff, Keyffe, Keyth	Irish
	Keegan	Son of egan. small; fiery	Kaegan, Keagan, Keagen, Keagin, Keagon, Keegan, Keegen, Keegin, Keegon, Kegan, Kegen, Keghan, Keghen, Kegun, Kegyn, Keigan, Keigen, Keigin, Keigon, Keigun, Keigyn, Keyg, Keygan, Keygen, Keygin, Keygon	Gaelic, Irish
	Keelan	Slender, islander.	Kealan, Kealen, Kealin, Kealon, Kealyn, Keelen, Keelin, Keelon, Keelun, Keelyn, Keilan, Keilen, Keilin, Keilon, Keilyn, Keylan, Keylen, Keylin, Keylon, Keylyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Keeley	Handsome meadow.	Kealee, Kealeigh, Kealen, Keali, Kealie, Kealy, Keelea, Keeleah, Keelee, Keeleigh, Keelen, Keeli, Keelie, Keely, Keilea, Keileah, Keilee, Keileigh, Keiley, Keili, Keilie, Keily, Kelea, Keleah, Keylea	English, Gaelic, Irish
	Keelin	Little dragon; from the handsome pool.	Kee-lyn	Chinese, English
	Keenan	Little ancient one; fair haired one	Cianan, Keanan, Keanen, Keannan, Keannen, Keenon, Kenan, Keynan, Keynen, Keynin, Keynon, Keynyn, Kienan, Kienen, Kienon, Kynan, Kynen, Kynon	Irish / gaelic
	Keene	Wise, learned; bold; sharp	Kean, Keane, Keen, Kein, Keine, Kennan, Keyn, Keyne	German
	Kees	The cornel tree; horn-coloured.	Keas, Kease, Keese, Keesee, Keis, Keys, Keyse	Dutch, Greek, Latin
	Keevin	Beautiful and fair.	Caoimhinn	Irish
	Kefir	Lion cub.		Hebrew
	Kefu	Blond-haired.		Polynesian
	Kehind	Second-born twin.	Kehynd	Yoruba
	Keiffer	Cooper, barrel maker.	Keefer, Keifer, Keyfer, Keyffer, Kiefer, Kieffer	German
	Keiha	Strength of family.		Maori
	Keiji	Cautious ruler.	Keyjy	Japanese
	Keilan	Slender one, small and slim, fair.	Kealan, Keallan, Keallin, Keelan, Keilan, Keillan, Kelan, Kylan	Gaelic, Irish
	Keio	A japanese era meaning jubilant answer; strong one, powerful.		Japanese, Polynesian
	Keir	Small, dark hair/complexioned. a short form of kieran.	Kerr, Keyr	Gaelic
	Keitaro	Blessed	Keata, Keataro, Keita, Keyta, Keytaro	Japanese
	Keith	Of the forest.	Keaf, Keafe, Keaff, Keaffe, Keif, Keife, Keifer, Keiff, Keiffe, Keiffer, Keyf, Keyfe, Keyff, Keyffe	Gaelic
	Keka	Appointed	Kekha	Hawaiian
	Kekapa	Rebel	Kekapah	Hawaiian
	Kekoa	Bold, courageous.	Kekoah	Hawaiian
	Kelala	Spear leader.	Kelalah	Hawaiian
	Kelaya	Grain that is dried.		Hebrew
	Kelby	From the farm near the spring.	Kelbee, Kelbey, Kelbi, Kelbie, Kellbee, Kellbey, Kellbi, Kellbie, Kellby	German
	Kele	Sparrow hawk.	Kelle	Hopi
	Kelemen	Gentle, kind.	Kelleman, Kellemen, Kellieman, Kelliemen, Kelliman, Kellimen, Kellman, Kellmen, Kellyman, Kellymen, Kelmen, Kelyman, Kelymen	Hungarian
	Kelept	Faithful	Kelep	Polynesian
	Kelevi	Hero	Kelevee, Kelevey, Kelevie, Kelevy	Finnish
	Kelham	Ridge	Kellham	Old norse
	Keli	Chief	Kealea, Kealeah, Kealee, Kealeigh, Keali, Kealie, Kealy, Keelea, Keeleah, Keelee, Keeleigh, Keeli, Keelie, Keely, Keilea, Keileah, Keilee, Keileigh, Kelea, Keleah, Kelee, Keleigh, Keley, Kelie, Kely	Hawaiian
	Keli’l	Chief		Hawaiian
	Kelile	Protected	Kelyle	Ethiopian
	Kell	Dweller from the spring.	Kel	Old norse
	Kellagh	War		Irish
	Kellen	Mighty warrior.	Kaelan, Kaelen, Kaelin, Kaelon, Kaelyn, Kailan, Kalan, Kalen, Kalin, Kallan, Kallen, Kaylen, Keelan, Keilan, Keillan, Keldan, Kellan, Kelle, Kellin, Kelynn	Irish
	Keller	Little companion warrior.	Keler	Gaelic, Irish
	Kelly	Warrior, dweller from the meadow near the woods.	K, Kealea, Kealeah, Kealee, Kealeigh, Keali, Kealie, Keallea, Kealleah, Keallee, Kealleigh, Kealley, Kealli, Keallie, Keally, Kealy, Keelea, Keeleah, Keelee, Keeleigh, Keelli, Keellie, Keelly, Keylley	Gaelic, Irish
	Kelmen	Merciful	Kellman, Kellmen, Kelman	Basque
	Kelsey	Dweller at the island of ships.	Kelcey, Kelci, Kelcie, Kellci, Kellcie, Kellcy, Kelli, Kellie, Kellog, Kellow, Kelly, Kelo, Kelson, Keltan, Kelten, Keltin, Kelton	Old norse
	Kelton	From the port, from the keel maker's town.	Keldan, Kelden, Keldin, Keldon, Keltan, Kelten, Keltin, Kelton, Keltonn, Keltyn	English
	Kelvin	Friend of ships, from the narrow river.	Calvan, Calve, Calvin, Calvon, Celvan, Celven, Celvin, Celvon, Kalvan, Kalven, Kalvon, Kalvyn, Kelvan, Kelven, Kelvon, Kelvyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Kelwin	Friend from the ridge.	Kelwen, Kelwinn, Kelwyn, Kelwynn, Kelwynne	Old english
	Kemal	Highest honour.	Kemel	Turkish
	Kemen	Strength	Keaman, Keamen, Keeman, Keemen, Keiman, Keimen, Keman, Keyman, Keymen	Basque
	Kemp	Warrior	Kempe	Middle english
	Kempton	From the warrior's town.	Kemptan, Kempten, Kemptin, Kemptyn	English
	Kemuel	Helper of god.		Hebrew
	Ken	Relation, clear, bright water. a short form of names starting with 'ken'.	Kena, Kenn, Kenno, Keno	Japanese
	Kenan	Attainment.	Kenen, Kenin, Kenon, Kenyn	Hebrew
	Kenaz	Bright		Hebrew
	Kendal	Chief leader of the valley.	Kendale, Kendali, Kendall, Kendan, Kendel, Kendell, Kendral, Kendrall, Kendrel, Kendrell, Kendryl, Kendryll	Celtic
	Kendr	A combination of kenneth, handsome and kind and andr , courageous / brave. kind, handsome and brave.		Irish and french
	Kendrew	Strong, brave, courageous. a form of andrew.	Kandrew	Scottish
	Kendrick	Son of ken, son of the relative, clear, bright water.	Kendric, Kendrick, Kendricks, Kendrik, Kendriz, Kendryc, Kendryck, Kendryk, Kenric, Kenrick, Kenrik, Keondric, Keondrick, Keondrik, Keondryc, Keondryck, Keondryk	Irish
	Keneke	Handsome		Hawaiian
	Kenelm	Defender of the relations.		Old english
	Kenete	Handsome	Kenet	Hawaiian
	Kenji	Second-born son.	Kenjee, Kenjie, Kenjy	Japanese
	Kenley	From the royal meadow, from the meadow of the relatives.	Kenlea, Kenleah, Kenlee, Kenleigh, Kenli, Kenlie, Kenly, Kennlea, Kennleah, Kennlee, Kennleigh, Kennley, Kennli, Kennlie, Kennly	English
	Kenn	Relation, bright, clear water. the short form of names starting with "ken".	Ken	Old welsh
	Kennan	Little ken, the little relative, little bright, clear water.	Kanan, Kenen, Kenin, Kennen, Kennin, Kennon, Kennyn, Kenon, Kenyn	Scottish
	Kennard	Strength	Kenard, Kenerd, Kenner, Kennerd	Old english
	Kennedy	Royal ruler; helmeted chief.	Kenman, Kennadie, Kennady, Kennard, Kennedey, Kennedi, Kennedie, Kent, Kenton, Kenyon	Irish, Old english
	Kenneth	Handsome, kind; royal oath.	Canice, Cennydd, Cenydd, Ken, Kene, Kenley, Kenly, Kennan, Kennen, Kennet, Kennin, Kennon, Kenny, Kennyn, Kennyth, Kent, Kenton, Kenward, Kenworth, Kenyth	English, Gaelic, Irish
	Kenrick	Bold, royal ruler.	Kennric, Kennrick, Kennrik, Kennryc, Kennryck, Kennryk, Kenric, Kenricks, Kenrik, Kenriks, Kenryc, Kenryck, Kenrycks, Kenryk, Kenryks	English
	Kent	Lord; white, bright.	Kentan, Kenten, Kentin, Kenton, Kentyn	Celtic, Old welsh
	Kentaro	Big boy.		Japanese
	Kentigern	Lord	Kentygern	Gaelic
	Kenton	From the royal town.	Kentan, Kenten, Kentin, Kentoon, Kentyn	Old english
	Kentrell	From the king's estate.	Kentrel	English
	Kenward	Brave warrior.		Old english
	Kenway	From the brave warrior's estate.		Old english
	Kenwood	From the warrior's forest.		Old english
	Kenya	Jewel. geographical - country in africa.	Kenia, Keniah, Kenja, Kenyat, Kenyata, Kenyatt, Kenyatta	Africa
	Kenyon	Blond-haired.	Kenyan, Kenyen, Kenyin	Irish
	Kenzie	Wise leader.	Kensi, Kensie, Kensy, Kenzi, Kenzie, Kenzy	Scottish
	Keo	God will increase.		Hawaiian
	Keoia	Life	Keola, Keolah	Hawaiian
	Keoki	Farmer. a form of george.		Greek, Hawaiian
	Keon	Young warrior. a form of ewan and evan. well born.	Keaon, Keeon, Keion, Keionne, Keondre, Keone, Keontae, Keontrye, Keony, Keyon, Kian, Kion, Kyon	Irish
	Keone	The one; god is the one who blesses us.		Hawaiian, Setswana, South african
	Keoni	God is gracious. a form of john.	Keonee, Keonie, Keony, Kyoni	Hawaiian
	Kerel	Youth	Kerell	African
	Kerem	Noble, kind.		Turkish
	Kerey	Homeward bound.	Keree, Keri, Kerie, Kery	Gypsy
	Kerman	From germany.	Kerman, Kerrman, Kerrmen	Basque
	Kermit	Freedom	Kermitt, Kermyt, Kermytt	Irish
	Kern	Infantry unit.	Kearn, Kearne, Kearney, Kearny, Keirn, Keirne, Kernan, Kernen, Kernin, Kernon, Kerran, Kerren, Kerrin, Kerron, Kerryn, Keryn, Keryne, Keyrn	Old irish
	Kerr	From the marsh.		Scandinavian
	Kerrick	The king's rule.	Keric, Kerick, Kerik, Kerric, Kerrik, Kerryc, Kerryck, Kerryk, Keryc, Keryck, Keryk	English
	Kerry	Dark-haired.	Keary, Keri, Kerie, Kerray, Kerree, Kerrey, Kerri, Kerrie, Kery	Celtic
	Kers	Plant		Hindi
	Kersen	Cherry	Kersan, Kersin, Kerson, Kersyn	Indonesian
	Kerstan	Christian. a form of christian / kerstan.	Kersten, Kerstin, Kerston, Kerstyn	Dutch
	Kerwin	Dark-haired friend.	Kerwain, Kerwaine, Kerwan, Kerwane, Kerwon, Kerwyn, Kerwynn, Kerwynne	Irish
	Kes	Falcon		English
	Kesava	Long-haired.	Kesavah	Sanskrit
	Keshawn	God is gracious. a form of sean / shawn.	Kesean, Keshaun, Keshaune, Keshon	Hebrew
	Keshon	God is gracious. a form of sean.	Kesaun, Kesean, Keshawn	African american, Gaelic, Hebrew
	Kesin	Long-haired begger.	Kesyn	Hindi
	Kesse	Chubby baby.	Kessey, Kessi, Kessie, Kessy, Kezi, Kezie, Kezy, Kezzi, Kezzie, Kezzy	Fanti, Native american
	Kester	From the roman army camp.		Old english
	Kestrel	Falcon	Kestrell	English
	Kettil	Kettle	Kettel, Kettle, Kettyl	Scandinavian
	Keung	The universe.		Chinese
	Kev	A short form of kevin, handsome, gentle.		Gaelic, Irish
	Kevin	Handsome, gentle.	Kevan, Keven, Kevern, Keverne, Kevin, Kevinah, Kevine, Kevirn, Kevirne, Kevon, Kevyn, Kevyrn, Kevyrne	Gaelic, Irish
	Kewini	The birth is beautiful		Hawaiian
	Key	Son of the fiery one; son of the key holder.	Kea, Kei, Key, Keye, Keynan, Keynon	English, Irish
	Khalid	Eternal		Arabic
	Khalif	King	Khalyf	Arabic
	Khalil	Good friend.	Kahil, Kahill, Kaleel, Kalid, Kalil, Khalee, Khali, Khalial, Khaliyl, Khalyd	Arabic
	Khaliq	Creative	Kaliq, Khaliqu, Khalique, Khalyq, Khalyqu, Khalyque	Arabic
	Khamisi	Born on a thursday.	Khamisy, Khamysi, Khamysy	Swahili
	Khan	Prince.	Cahn, Chan, Chanh, Kahn, Khanh	Turkish
	Khang	Strength		Vietnamese
	Kharald	Mighty spearman.		German, Russian
	Khegub	Tree		Australian aboriginal
	Khensani	Give thanks		South african, Tsonga
	Khoury	Priest. holy.	Khori, Khorie, Khory, Khouri	Arabic
	Khristos	Christ bearer. a form of christopher.	Christo, Christofer, Christoffer, Christopher, Christos, Christous, Cristo, Cristos, Cristous, Crysto, Crystos, Crystous, K, Khristo, Khristofer, Khristoffer, Khristoph, Khristopher, Khrysto, Kyrystos	Greek
	Kian	Ancient. a form of cian.	Kiani, Kianni	Irish
	Kiani	Ancient. a form of kian.	Kian, Kianni	Irish
	Kianu	Ki=earth and anu=heaven/lord.		Sumerian
	Kibo	Wordly, wisdom.	Kybo	Uset
	Kibuuka	Brave warrior.	Kybuuka	Luganda
	Kidd	Child, young goat.	Kid, Kida, Kidah, Kidda, Kiddad, Kiddo, Kido, Kyd, Kyda, Kydah	English
	Kiele	The gardenia flower.	Kyele	Hawaiian
	Kieran	Small with dark hair or complexion.	Ceiran, Ceiren, Ceirin ceiron, Ciaran, Ciaren, Ciarin, Ciaron, Keeran, Keeren, Keerin, Keeron, Keiran, Keiren, Keirin, Keiron, Kielan, Kyran, Kyren, Kyrin, Kyron, Kyryn	Irish
	Kiet	Honourable	Kyet	Thai
	Kifeda	Only boy amongst many girls.	Kyfeda	Luo
	Kiho	Child born on a foggy day.	Kyho	Dutooro
	Kijika	One who walks quietly.	Kijyka, Kyjika, Kyjyka	Native american
	Kika	Forest. a form of keith.	Kikah, Kyka, Kykah	Hawaiian, Welsh
	Kilab	Dog	Kylab	Arabic
	Kiley	From the narrow land.	Kilea, Kileah, Kilee, Kilei, Kileigh, Kiley, Kili, Kilie, Kily	English
	Killian	Small but warlike.	Kilian, Kiliane, Kilien, Killian, Killienn, Kilmer, Kylian, Kylien, Kyllian, Kyllien	Gaelic
	Kilohana	Supreme	Kilohanah	Hawaiian
	Kim	Warrior chief.	Kimbal, Kimbel, Kimbele, Kimbell, Kym, Kymbal, Kymbel, Kymbele, Kymbell, Kymbelle	English
	Kimba	Bush fire, wild fire.	Kimbah, Kymba, Kymbah	Australian aboriginal
	Kimbal	Vessel that is hollow; warrior chief.	Kimball, Kimbel, Kimbele, Kimbell, Kymbal, Kymbel, Kymbele, Kymbell	English, Greek
	Kimberley	Royal meadow.	Kimbalea, Kimbaleah, Kimbalee, Kimbaleigh, Kimbaley, Kimbali, Kimbalie, Kimbaly, Kimberlea, Kimberleah, Kimberlee, Kimberleigh, Kimberli, Kimberlie, Kimberly, Kymbalea, Kymbaleah, Kymbalee, Kymbaleigh	Old english
	Kimeona	He heard.	Kimeonah	Hawaiian
	Kimo	Replacer. a form of james.		Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Kimokeo	Honouring god. a form of timothy.		Greek, Hawaiian
	Kin	Golden; relative.	Kyn	English, Japanese
	Kincaid	Battle chief.	Kincaide, Kincayd, Kincayde, Kyncaid, Kyncayd, Kyncayde	Celtic, Scottish
	Kinchen	Relative	Kynchen	Old norse
	Kindin	Fifth-born child.	Kindyn, Kyndin, Kyndyn	Basque
	King	King, ruler.	Kyng	Old english
	Kingman	The king's man.	Kingmen	English
	Kingsley	From the king's meadow.	Kingslea, Kingsleah, Kingslee, Kingsleigh, Kingsli, Kingslie, Kingsly, Kinslea, Kinsleah, Kinslee, Kinsleigh, Kinsley, Kinsli, Kinslie, Kinsly	Old english
	Kingston	From the king's town.	Kingstown, Kinston, Kynston	English
	Kingswell	One who lives at the king's stream.	Kingswel, Kyngswel, Kyngswell	Old english
	Kinnard	From the king's high hill.	Kinard, Kynard, Kynnard	Irish
	Kinsey	Victorious king.	Kinsee, Kinsi, Kinsie, Kynsee, Kynsey, Kynsi, Kynsie, Kynsy	English
	Kinta	Beaver	Kintah, Kynta, Kyntah	Native american
	Kinton	Crowned; from the king's town.	Kynton	Hindi
	Kioshi	Quiet		Japanese
	Kip	Dweller at the pointed hill, sleep.	Kipp, Kyp, Kypp	Old english
	Kiral	King	Kyral	Turkish
	Kiran	Light beam.	Kiren, Kirin, Kiron, Kirun, Kiryn, Kyran, Kyren, Kyrin, Kyron, Kyrun, Kyryn	Sanskrit
	Kirby	From the church by the village; from the cottage by the water.	Kerbee, Kerbi, Kerbie, Kerby, Kirbee, Kirbey, Kirbi, Kirbie	Old norse
	Kiri	Mountain	Kiry, Kyri, Kyry	Cambodian
	Kirill	Master, someone who rules. a form of cyril.	Ciril, Cyril, Kiril, Kyril, Kyrill	Greek, Persian, Russian, Slavic, Slavonic
	Kiritan	Crown wearer.	Kiriten, Kiritin, Kiriton, Kirityn	Hindi
	Kirk	Dweller in the church.	Kirck, Kurc, Kurck, Kurk	Old norse, Scandinavian
	Kirkland	From the church land.	Kirklan, Kurklan, Kurkland	English
	Kirkley	From the church meadow.	Kirklea, Kirkleah, Kirklee, Kirkleigh, Kirkley, Kirkli, Kirklie, Kirkly, Kurklea, Kurkleah, Kurklee, Kurkleigh, Kurkley, Kurkli, Kurklie, Kurkly	English
	Kirkwell	From the church stream.	Kurkwel, Kurkwell	English
	Kirkwood	From the church forest.	Kurkwood	Old norse
	Kirston	From the town with a church.	Kerston, Kurston	English
	Kirstur	Rider	Kystur	Gypsy
	Kistna	Sacred, holy.	Kisstna, Kysstna, Kystna	Hindi
	Kit	Christ-bearer. a short form of christopher.	Kito	Greek
	Kito	Precious jewell.	Kitto, Kyto, Kytto	Swahili
	Kitroon	Crown	Kytron	Hebrew
	Kitwana	Promised to live.	Kitwanah	Swahili
	Kiva	Replacer. a form of james.	Kivah, Kyva, Kyvah	Hebrew
	Kiyiyah	Howling wolf.		Nez perce
	Kiyoshi	Peace		Japanese
	Kizil	Red	Kizyl, Kyzil, Kyzyl	Turkish
	Kizza	Born after twins.	Kiza, Kizah, Kizzi, Kizzie, Kizzy, Kyza, Kyzah, Kyzza, Kyzzah, Kyzzi, Kyzzie, Kyzzy	Fanti
	Klah	One who is left-handed.		Navajo
	Klaus	Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.	Claus, Klaas (dutch), Klaes, Klas, Klause	German
	Kleef	Cliff		Dutch
	Kleng	Claw	Klen	Norwegian
	Kline	Small	Cline, Clyne, Klyne	German
	Klinger	Collector of discarded objects.	Clinger	Hebrew
	Knight	Warrior, knight.	Knightlee, Knightleigh, Knightly, Knyght	Old english
	Knoton	Wind		Native american
	Knowles	From the grassy sloping hill.		English
	Knox	From the hill.	Knol, Knoll, Knoxx, Nox, Noxx	Gaelic, Irish
	Knud	Kind		Danish
	Knute	Relative	Cnut, Cnute, Knud, Knut	Old danish
	Ko	Change		Chinese
	Kobe	Strong one, replacer. a form of jacob.	Cobee, Cobey, Cobi, Cobie, Coby, Kobee, Kobey, Kobi, Kobie	Hebrew
	Koby	Replacer. a form of jacob.	Cobee, Cobey, Cobi, Cobie, Coby, Kobee, Kobey, Kobi, Kobie	Hebrew, Polish
	Kodwo	Born on a monday.		Ghanian
	Kody	Cushion	Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie, Cody, Kodee, Kodey, Kodi, Kodie	English
	Kofi	Born on a friday.		Twi
	Kohana	Fast	Kohanah	Native american
	Kohen	Priest, direct male descendant of the biblical aaron.	Coen, Cohen	Hebrew
	Koi	Water		English, Hawaiian
	Koiranah	Eagle		Australian aboriginal
	Kojo	Born on a monday.		Akan
	Koka	From scotland.	Kokah	Hawaiian
	Kokayi	To bring together.		Shona
	Kole	Plea		Tongan
	Kolet	Dove	Kolett	Australian aboriginal
	Koloa	Wealth	Koloah	Tongan
	Kolya	Winter	Kolein, Kolia, Kolyen	Australian aboriginal
	Kolyah	Victory of the people. a form of nikolai and nicholas.	Kolia, Koliah, Kolya	Greek, Russian
	Komaki	Bay	Kimaky, Komakie	Tongan
	Kona	Little ruler. a form of don.	Konah	Hawaiian, Scottish
	Konane	Bright moonlight.	Konan	Hawaiian
	Kondo	War	Kond	Swahili
	Kong	Sky that is glorious.		Chinese
	Kono	Squirrel who eats pine nuts.		Moquelumnan
	Kontar	Only child.	Konta	Akan
	Kootchal	Dew		Australian aboriginal
	Kopano	Union		Botswana
	Koppel	Little jacob, the little replacer.	Kopel	Hebrew
	Korah	Bold	Kora	Hebrew
	Korb	Basket		German
	Korbyn	Raven	Corban, Corbin, Corbyn	Welsh
	Koren	Gleaming, shining, beaming.	Coren, Corin, Korin	Hebrew
	Korong	Canoe	Koron	Australian aboriginal
	Kort	Wisdom		Scandinavian
	Kory	From the hollow, head protection, helmet used for battle.	Coree, Corey, Cori, Corie, Cory, Koree, Korey, Kori, Korie	Irish
	Kosan	A leader.		Zulu
	Kosey	Lion	Kossee, Kossey	Swahili
	Kosumi	Spear fisher.		Moquelumnan
	Kovit	Expert	Kovyt	Thai
	Kpodo	First-born twin.		Ghanian
	Kris	A short form of kristopher / christopher, bearer of christ.	Chris	Greek
	Krishna	Delightful	Krishnah, Kryshna, Kryshnah	Hindi
	Krun	Mountain		African
	Kruz	Cross	Cruz	Portuguese, Spanish
	Kuei	Spirit		Chinese
	Kueili	Quail	Kueilie, Kueily	Tongan
	Kueng	Universe		Chinese
	Kui	Grandparent, fish.		Tongan
	Kuka	Crab	Kukah	Tongan
	Kukane	Masculine	Kukain, Kukaine	Hawaiian
	Kulapo	Fish		Tongan
	Kuli	Dog		Tongan
	Kuma	Mouse	Kumah	Tongan
	Kumala	Sweet potatoe.	Yam	Tongan
	Kumar	Prince		Sanskrit
	Kumi	Quest		Tongan
	Kun	Universe		Chinese
	Kunal	Lotus, peaceful, artistic	Kunala	Sanskrit
	Kunle	Honourable home.		Yoruba
	Kuo	Person		Chinese
	Kuper	Copper. red-haired.	Copper, Cuper, Kopper, Kupor, Kupper	Yiddish
	Kuracca	Crestless white cockatoo.	Kuraccah	Australian aboriginal
	Kurao	Mountain		Japanese
	Kurt	Courteous. from the enclosure.	Curt, Kort	French, German, Latin
	Kuruk	Bear		Pawnee
	Kuusi	Goose		Tongan
	Kwach	Morning time.	Kwacha, Kwachah	Ngoni
	Kwakoa	Born on a wednesday.		African
	Kwakou	Born on a wednesday.	Kwako, Kwaku	Ghanian
	Kwam	God is gracious. a form of john.		Native american
	Kwame	Born on saturday.		African
	Kwasi	Born on a sunday; wealthy	Kwas, Kwesi	Akan, Ghanian, Swahili
	Kweli	Of truth or knowledge	Kwelli, Kwelly, Kwely	Ghanian
	Kwintyn	Fifth-born child.		Polish
	Ky	From the strait. the short form of kyle	Ki, Kye	Irish / gaelic
	Kyan	Little king; a form of ryan	Kian	African american, Irish
	Kyeden	Lengthened form of "ky / kye"	Kieden, Kyden, Kyeden	Gaelic, Irish
	Kyle	From the strait.	Kiel, Kilan, Kile, Kilen, Kiley, Kyel, Kyele, Kylan, Kylar, Kylen, Kyler (english), Kylon	Gaelic, Irish
	Kyloe	From the meadow of cows	Kilo, Kiloe, Kilow, Kilowe, Kylo, Kylow, Kylowe	Old english
	Kylon	From the strait. a form of kyle; ;	Kilon, Kilonu	Gaelic, Greek, Hawaiian, Irish
	Kynan	Chief	Kinan	Welsh
	Kyne	Royal	Kine	Old english
	Kyran	Dusky, dark-haired. a form of kieran.		Gaelic
	Kyros	Master	Kiro, Kiros	Greek
	Laban	White	Laben, Labin, Labon, Labyn	Hebrew
	Labhras	Laurel crowned, victory.		Irish
	Labib	Intelligent, sensible.	Labid, Labyb, Labyd	Arabic
	Lach	Dweller by the water.	Laec	Old english
	Lachlan	Lake or fjord.	Lach, Lache, Lachee, Lachey, Lachi, Lachie, Lachlann, Lachlun, Lachlunn, Lachunn, Lachy, Lakelan, Lakeland, Loc, Loch, Loche, Lochee, Lochey, Lochlan, Lochlen, Lochlin, Lochlon, Lochlyn, Locki, Lockie	Scottish / celtic
	Lacy	From the roman manor.	Lacey	Latin
	Ladd	Page; young attendant.	Laddie	Middle english
	Ladislaus	Glory	Lachman (german), Laczko (hungarian), Ladislao, Ladislas (polish, Ladislav, Ladyslas, Ladyslaus, Lako, Laszolo, Slavic), Wladislav, Wladislaw	Slavic
	Ladislav	Army ruler; from the woods.	Ladislaus, Ladyslaus, Ladyslav	Czech, English, German
	Lado	Second-born son.		Fanti
	Lael	Belonging to the lord.		Hebrew
	Laertes	The father of odysseus and ophelia's brother in shakespeare's tragedy - hamlet.		Greek
	Laffit	Faithful	Lafayette, Lafitte	Old french
	Lafrance	Freedom		German, Italian
	Laibrook	From the path by the stream.	Laebrook, Laybrook	English
	Laidley	From the path by the watery meadow.	Laidlea, Laidleah, Laidlee, Laidleigh, Laidli, Laidlie, Laidly, Laydlea, Laydleah, Laydlee, Laydleigh, Laydli, Laydlie, Laydly	English
	Laione	Lion	Laion	Tongan
	Laird	Head of household.	Layrd	Scottish
	Lais	Lion	Lays	Arabic
	Lajos	Holy, famous.	Lajcsi, Laji, Lajie, Lali	Hungarian
	Lake	From the pond.	Laek, Laik, Layk	Latin
	Lakepi	Rugby player.		Tongan
	Laki	Lucky		Samoan
	Lakin	Found treasure		African american
	Lalo	Lullaby		Latin
	Lamani	Lemon	Lamanee, Lamaney, Lamanie, Lamany	Tongan
	Lamar	Famous through the land; from the sea.	Lamarr, Lemar, Lemarr, Limar, Limarr, Lymar, Lymarr	French, Teutonic
	Lambert	Bright rich land, owner of many estates.	Lamberto (italian), Lamberts (italian), Lambirt, Lambirto, Lamburt, Lamburto, Lambyrt, Lambyrto, Landbert (german), Landberto, Landbirt, Landbirto, Landburt, Landburto, Landbyrt, Landbyrto, Landebert	Teutonic
	Lamech	Powerful strength.	Lamec	Hebrew
	Lami	To conceal.	Lamee, Lamey, Lamie, Lamy	Tongan
	Lamond	The world.	Lammond, Lamondre, Lamund, Lemond, Lemund	French
	Lamont	The mountain; lawyer.	Lammond, Lamond, Lamont, Lamonte, Lemmont, Lemont, Lemonte	Old french / scandinavian
	Lamorna	Beloved.	Lamornah	French, Gaelic
	Lance	The knight's spear attendant. a short form of lancelot.	Lanse, Launce	Latin, Old french
	Lancelot	The knight's spear attendant.	Lancelott, Lancelotte, Lancey, Lancilot, Lancilott, Lancilotte, Lancilotto (italian), Lancing, Lancylot, Lancylott, Lancylotte, Lansing, Launcelot, Launcelott, Launcelotte	Latin, Old french
	Landan	Grassy plain	Landen, Lander, Landers, Landin, Landis, Landman, Landon, Landor, Landors, Landry, Landun, Landyn, Langtry, Lunds, Lunt	Teutonic
	Lander	Owner of the grassy plain.	Landar, Landers, Landor, Launder, Launders	English
	Landers	Rough land	Landis, Landry	English
	Lando	Famous through the land.	Landow	German, Portuguese, Spanish
	Landon	Owner of the grassy land, dweller on the hill.	Landan, Landen, Lander, Landers, Landin, Landis, Landman, Landor, Landors, Landry, Landun, Landyn, Langtry, Lunds, Lunt	Old english
	Landric	Land ruler.	Landrick, Landrik, Landryc, Landryck, Landryk	Teutonic
	Landry	Ruler of the land.	Landr, Landrew, Landri, Landrie, Landrue	English, French
	Lane	Narrow road; good.	Laine, Laney, Lani, Lanie, Layn, Layne, Layni, Laynie, Layny	Australian aboriginal, Middle english
	Lang	Tall one; tree.	Laing, Langdon, Langer, Langford, Langhorne, Langlee, Langleigh, Langley, Langsdon, Langston, Langstone, Langtr, Longfellow	Australian aboriginal, Scottish / scandinavian
	Langdon	From the long hill.	Langdan, Langden, Langdin, Langdun, Langdyn, Langlea, Langleah, Langlee, Langleigh, Langley, Langli, Langlie, Langly, Langsdon, Langston	Old english
	Langford	Dweller by the long river crossing.	Laingford	English
	Langi	Heaven	Langee, Langey, Langie, Langy	Tongan
	Langley	Of the long meadow.	Lainglea, Laingleah, Lainglee, Laingleigh, Laingley, Laingli, Lainglie, Laingly, Lang, Langeleigh, Langlea, Langleah, Langlee, Langli, Langlie, Langly	Old english
	Langston	A long, narrow town, farm that belongs to the tall one.	Laingston, Langsdon, Langsdown	Old english
	Langundo	Peaceful	Langund	Native american
	Langworth	From the long enclosure.	Laingworth	English
	Lani	Sky, heaven.	Lanee, Laney, Lanie, Lany	Hawaiian
	Lann	Sword	Lan	Celtic
	Lanny	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of laurence.	Lannee, Lanni, Lannie, Lany	American, Latin
	Lanu	Running around a pole.		Moquelumnan
	Lanz	Knight. a form of lance, the knight's spear attendant.	Lanzo, Lonzo	French, Italian
	Lanzo	Land servant.	Lancelot, Lancilott, Lancilotto (italian), Landa, Landza, Launce, Launcelot, Launcelott	German
	Lao	Gloriious stand; law.		Latin, Spanish, Tongan
	Lap	Independent		Vietnamese
	Laquintin	Fifth-born child.	Laquentin, Laquenton, Laquintas, Laquintise, Laquintiss, Laquinton, Laquynt, Laquyntan, Laquynten, Laquyntin, Laquynton, Laquyntun, Laquyntyn, Lauyn	American, Latin
	Laramie	One who cries tears of love.	Laramee, Laramey, Larami, Laramy	French
	Laris	Happy	Larris, Larrys, Larys	Latin
	Larkin	Rough, fierce.	Larkan, Larken, Larklin, Larklyn, Larkyn	Irish
	Larnell	Beloved victory. a combination of larry and daryl.	Larnel	Latin
	Larron	Thief	Laran, Laraun, Laren, Larin, Laron, Laronn, Larun, Laryn, Latheron, Lathron	Old french
	Larry	Laurel crowned, victory. a short form of laurence.	Lari, Larie, Larri, Larrie, Lary	Latin
	Lars	One crowned with laurel, victorious one. the norse form of laurence.	Laris, Larris, Larse, Larz, Lasse	Swedish
	Larson	Lar's son, son of the one crowned with laurel, victorious one. the norse form of laurence.	Larsen, Larson, Larsson, Larzon, Laurans, Laurits, Lavrans, Lorens	Swedish
	Larvall	To wash.	Larvell	Italian
	Lasalle	Hall	Lasal, Lasale, Lasall	French
	Lascelles	Cell	Lascel, Lascele, Lascell, Lascelle	Old french
	Lash	Famous warrior. a form of louis.	Lasher, Lashi, Lasho	German, Gypsy
	Lashawn	God is gracious. a form of shawn.	Lasean, Lashajaun, Lashaun, Lashon, Lashonne	American, Irish
	Lasse	Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.	Lase	Finnish, Greek
	Laszlo	Famous ruler.	Laci, Lacko, Lasio, Laslo, Lazlo	Hungarian
	Lateef	Gentle, subtle.	Latif, Latyf, Letif, Letyf	Arabic
	Latham	From the barn at the homestead.	Laith, Later, Lathe, Lathrop, Latimer, Latymer	Scandinavian
	Lathan	Gift of god. a form of nathan.	Lathanial, Lathaniel, Lathen, Latin), Laythyn, Leathan	American, Hebrew
	Lathom / lathrop	From the home with the barn.	Lath, Lathe, Latholme, Lathrope	Old norse
	Latimer	Near the sea; language teacher; interpreter	Latimor, Latymer	Old french
	Latravis	Keeper at the crossroads, tax or toll collector. a form of travis.	Latavers, Latavious, Latravers, Latraviaus, Latravious, Latravys	American, French
	Laudalino	Praised.	Laudalin, Laudalyn, Laudalyno	Portuguese
	Laughlin	Servant	Lauchlin, Laughlyn, Leachlain, Leachlainn	Irish
	Laurence	Laurel crowned, victory.	Danish), Labhras (irish), Labhruinn, Larrance, Lars (swedish), Larson, Larz, Lau, Laurans, Laurencio (spanish), Laurens (dutch), Laurent (french), Laurenz (german, Lauris (swedish), Lauriston, Lauritj	Latin
	Laurie	Laurel crowned, victory. a short form of laurence and lawrence.	Lauree, Laurri, Laurrie, Laurry, Laury, Lawree, Lawrey, Lawri, Lawrie, Lawry, Lori, Lorie, Lorri, Lorrie, Lorry, Lory, Lowree, Lowri, Lowrie, Lowry	Latin
	Laval	Lord	Lave, Lavrans	Old english
	Lavalle	From the valley.	Lavail, Laval, Lavalei, Lavall, Lavalley	French
	Lavan	White	Lavaughan, Laven, Lavin, Lavon, Lavyn, Levan, Leven, Levin, Levon, Levyn	Hebrew
	Lave	Lava; lord.	Laev, Laeve, Laiv, Laive, Layv, Layve	Hebrew, Italian
	Lavern	Spring time.	Lavern, Laverne, Lavrans, Lavrn, Lavyrne, Luvern, Luverne	Latin
	Lavi	Lion	Lavee, Lavey, Lavie, Lavy	Hebrew
	Lavon	White	Lavan, Lavaughan, Laven, Lavin, Lavon, Lavyn, Levan, Leven, Levin, Levon, Levyn	American, Hebrew
	Lavrenti	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of laurence.	Larent, Larenti, Lavrentij, Lavrik, Lavro, Lavrusha	Latin, Russian
	Lawford	From the low ford on the hill.		Old english
	Lawler	Mumbler of words, softly spoken.	Law, Ler, Leri, Lerie, Lery	Gaelic
	Lawley	Fromt he low meadow on the hill.	Lawlea, Lawleah, Lawlee, Lawleigh, Lawley, Lawli, Lawlie, Lawly	Old english
	Lawson	Lawrence's son, son of the victorious one crowned in laurel leaves.	Lawlea, Lawleah, Lawlee, Lawleigh, Lawley, Lawli, Lawlie, Lawly	Old english
	Lawton	From the town on the hill, refinement.	Laughton	Old english
	Lazaro	Resurrection	Lazarillo, Lazarilo, Lazarito, Lazzaro	Greek, Italian
	Lazarus	God will help.	Eleazar, Lazar (russian), Lazarasz, Lazare (french), Lazaro (italian, Lazarsz (polish), Lazer, Lazlo, Lazzaro (italian), Lazzo (illyrian), Lesser, Spanish)	Hebrew
	Lazhar	Best appearance.		Arabic
	Leaf	Leaf from a tree	Leath, Leef, Leeth, Leif, Leighth, Leyf, Leyth	English
	Leal	Loyal, faithful friend		English
	Leander	Like a lion.	Ander, Landro (italian, Leandre (french), Leanther, Spanish)	Greek
	Lear	Dweller at the pasture or meadow	Lere	Old english
	Lech	Forest spirit		Polish
	Ledyard	Guardian of the nation.		German
	Lee / leigh	From the meadow.	Lea, Leah, Lei, Ley	English
	Leeland	Shelter	Layland, Layton, Lealan, Lealand, Leelan, Leighlan, Leighland, Leighton, Lelan, Leland, Letant, Leylan, Leyland	Old english
	Leggett	Ambassador, envoy or delegate.	Lagat, Lagate, Leggitt, Liggett, Lyggett	Old french
	Legrand	The great one.	Legran, Legrant	Old french
	Lei	Thunder	Leigh, Ley, Leygh	Chinese
	Leib	Lion roaring.	Leibel	Yiddish
	Leif	Beloved; broad river.	Gaelic), Laif, Leif, Leiff, Leith (scottish, Leyf, Lief	Gaelic, Scandinavian, Scottish
	Leighton	From the meadow town.	Laeton, Laiton, Layton, Leaton, Leeton, Leiton, Leyton	Old english
	Leith	Wide river.		Scottish
	Lek	Small		Thai
	Lekeke	Ruler who is powerful.	Likeke	Hawaiian
	Leks	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Leksik, Lekso	Estonian
	Lel	Beloved; taker		Gypsy, Hindi
	Leland	From the meadow	Layland, Layton, Lealan, Lealand, Leelan, Leighlan, Leighland, Leighton, Lelan, Letant, Leylan, Leyland	Old english
	Lele	Lullaby		Latin
	Lemar	Ocean	Lamar, Lemario, Lemarr, Limar, Limarr, Lymar, Lymarr	French
	Lemmie	A short form of lemuel, belonging or devoted to god.	Lemmy	Hebrew
	Lemuel	Belonging or devoted to god.		Hebrew
	Len	House with tenants. the short form of names beginning with "len".	Lenn	Old english
	Lenacho	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence.	Lenci, Lencie, Lenzy	Latin, Spanish
	Lendar	From his parents.		Gypsy
	Lenis	Gentle, soft.	Lenys	Latin
	Lenno	Man	Leno	Native american
	Lennon	Little cap, cloak.	Lannan, Lenna, Lennen, Lennin, Lennyn	Gaelic
	Lennor	Spring/summer time.	Lenor	Gypsy
	Lennox	Grove of elm trees.	Lenox	Gaelic
	Lenny	House with tenants. the short form of names beginning with "len".	Lenee, Leney, Leni, Lenie, Lenney, Lenni, Lennie, Leny	Old english
	Lensar	From his parents.	Lansa, Lensah, Lenza, Lenzah, Lenzar	Gypsy
	Leo	Lion	Lav, Leaho, Leao, Leeo, Leigho, Leio, Leodis, Leon (french), Leondaus, Leone, Leonid (russian), Leonidas, Leonis, Lev (russian), Lio, Lion, Lyo, Lyon	Latin
	Leofric	Beloved ruler.	Leofrick, Leofrik, Leofryc, Leofryck, Leofryk	Old english
	Leofwin	Beloved friend.	Leofwen, Leofwyn	Old english
	Leon	Lion-like.	Leahon, Leaon, Leighon, Leion, Leonas, Leonce, Leoncio, Leondris, Leone, Leonek, Leonetti, Leoni, Leonid, Leonidas, Leonirez, Leonizio, Leonon, Leons, Leontes, Leontios, Leontrae	French
	Leonard	Bold, strong like a lion.	Leanard, Leanardus (latin), Leanhard, Lenardas (lithuanian), Lennard, Leonardo (italian, Leonidas (greek), Leonide, Lienhardt, Lionard, Lionardo, Lonnard, Lonnardo, Lyonard, Spanish)	Teutonic
	Leonel	Lion cub, bold, strong like a lion. a form of leonard.	Leaonal, Leaonall, Leaonel, Leaonell, Leional, Leionall, Leionel, Leionell, Lional, Lionall, Lionel, Lionell, Lyonal, Lyonall, Lyonel, Lyonell	French
	Leonidas	Son of the lion.		Greek
	Leopold	Brave people.	Leopoldo, Leorad, Lipot, Lopolda, Luepold, Luitpold	German
	Leor	Light of mine.	Leory, Lior	Hebrew
	Lepati	Leopard		Tongan
	Leron	Circle	Lerin, Leron, Lerond, Lerrin, Leryn	Old french
	Leroy	King	Learoi, Learoy, Lee-roy, Leeroy, Leighroi, Leighroy, Leiroi, Leiroy, Leroi, Lerol, Leyroi, Leyroy	Old french
	Les	From the grey fortress, garden court by the pool meadow. the short form of names starting with 'les'.	Less	Gaelic, Scottish
	Lesharo	Chief		Pawnee
	Leshawn	God is gracious. a form of shawn.	Lesean, Leshajaun, Leshaun, Leshon, Leshonne	American, Irish
	Leshem	Precious stone.		Hebrew
	Leslie	From the grey meadow, garden court by the stream meadow.	Leslea, Lesleah, Leslee, Leslei, Lesleigh, Lesley, Lesli, Lesly, Lezlea, Lezleah, Lezlei, Lezleigh, Lezley, Lezli, Lezlie, Lezly	Gaelic, Scottish
	Lester	From the chosen camp; shining lamp.	Leichester	Latin, Old english
	Lev	He heard. the short form of names starting with 'lev'.	Leb, Leva, Levah, Levka, Levko, Levushka	Hebrew
	Levander	Rising from the sea.		Hebrew
	Levant	Rising	Lavant, Lavante, Lavender, Lavendor, Lebert, Levandar, Levante, Lever, Leveret, Leverett, Leverette	Latin
	Leveni	Raven	Levenee, Leveney, Levenie, Leveny	Tongan
	Leverett	Young rabbit.	Leveret, Leverit, Leveritt, Leveryt, Leverytt	Old french
	Levi	United in harmony, promise.	Lavi, Lavy, Leavitt, Leevi, Lever, Levic, Levy, Lewi	Hebrew
	Levin	Dearest friend.	Leevon, Levon, Levone, Levonne, Levyn, Levynn, Lew, Lewan, Lewen, Lewon, Lewyn, Louan, Louen, Louin, Louon, Louyn, Loveonn, Lyvon, Lyvonn, Lyvonne	Old english
	Lewis	Renowned battle. the short form of llewelyn, lion like friend, lightning.	Lewys, Louis, Louys	German
	Lex	Word	Laxton, Lexan, Lexen, Lexton	Greek
	Leyati	Abalone shell-shaped.	Leyatie, Leyaty	Moquelumnan
	Li	Strength		Chinese
	Liam	Helmet of resolution; wilful. a short form of william	Lyam	Irish, Teutonic
	Lian	Protector.	Liam, Lyam, Lyan	Irish
	Liang	Excellent	Lyang	Chinese
	Lias	Rock	Lyas	English
	Liberio	Freedom	Liberaratore, Libero (italian), Liberty, Lyberiuo, Lyberyo	Portuguese
	Liddon	Shelter	Lidon, Lyddon, Lydon	Old english
	Lieb	Love	Lyeb	German
	Lief	Beloved, descendant, heir	Leif	Old norse
	Ligongo	Who is he?	Lygongo	Yao
	Liko	Bud of a flower; protected.	Like, Lyko	Chinese, Hawaiian
	Limu	Seaweed	Lymu	Tongan
	Lin	Bright	Linh, Linn, Linni, Linnie, Linny, Lyn, Lynn	Burmese
	Linc	From the place near the pool. the short form of lincoln.	Link, Lynk	English
	Lincoln	From the place near the pool, from the colony by the pool.	Lincon, Lincoyn, Lyncoln, Lyncoyn	Old english
	Lind	Dweller by the linden, tree.	Lynd	Old english
	Lindall / lindel	From the linden or lime trees.	Lindal, Lindberg, Lindbergh, Lindel, Lindell, Lindsay, Linlind, Linsey, Lyndal, Lyndall, Lyndel, Lyndell, Lyndsay, Lyndsey	English
	Lindberg	Hill with linden trees.	Lindbergh, Lindburg, Lynberg, Lynbergh, Lynburg	German
	Lindbert	From the linden-tree hill.	Linbert, Linbirt, Linburt, Linbyrt, Lindberg, Lindbirt, Lindburg, Lindburt, Lynbert, Lynbirt, Lynburt, Lynbyrt, Lyndbert, Lyndbirt, Lyndburt, Lyndbyrt	Teutonic
	Linden	From the linden or lime-tree valley.	Lindan, Lindin, Lindon, Lindyn, Lyndan, Lynden, Lyndin, Lyndon, Lyndyn	Old english
	Lindley	From the meadow with linden or lime trees.	Lindlea, Lindleah, Lindlee, Lindleigh, Lindli, Lindlie, Lindly, Lyndlea, Lyndleah, Lyndlee, Lyndleigh, Lyndley, Lyndli, Lyndlie, Lyndly	Old english
	Lindsay	From the linden-tree island.	Lindsee, Lindsey, Linsey, Lyndsay, Lyndsee, Lyndsey	Old english
	Linford	From the linden-tree river crossing.	Lynford	Old english
	Linfrid	Gentle peace.	Linfryd, Lynfrid, Lynfryd	German
	Lingrel	River bank, rising hill.	Lyngrel	Old english
	Link	From the river bank.	Linc, Linck, Lync, Lynck, Lynk	Old english
	Linley	From the flax field.	Linlea, Linleah, Linlee, Linleigh, Linli, Linlie, Linly, Lynlea, Lynleah, Lynlee, Lynleigh, Lynley, Lynli, Lynlie, Lynly	Old english
	Linton	From the flax town.	Lynton	Old english
	Linu	Lilly	Lynu	Hindi
	Linus	Flax, yellow-coloured/haired.	Linas, Linis, Liniss, Linous, Lynis, Lyniss, Lynus	Greek
	Lio	Lion cub.	Lyo	Hawaiian / french
	Lionel	Young lion, cub.	Lionello (italian, Lyonell, Lyonelle, Lyonello, Spanish)	Old english
	Lipman	Lover of human kind.	Lieber, Lypman	Teutonic
	Liron	My song.	Lyron	Hebrew
	Lise	Salmon poking its head out of the water.	Lyse	Moquelumnan
	Lisimba	Lion	Lasimba, Lasimbah, Lisimbah, Lysimba, Lysymba, Simba, Simbah, Symba, Symbah	Yao
	Lisle	From the island town.	Lysle	Old french
	Lister	Cloth dyer.	Lyster	English
	Litton	From the farm on the little hillside town.	Lyle, Lytel, Lytten, Lytton	Old english
	Lius	Light	Lyus	Polish
	Livingston	From the lively stone town.	Livingstone, Livinston, Livinstone	English
	Livio	Resentful, full of spite, malice.		Etruscan, Italian, Latin
	Liwanu	Growling bear.	Lywanu	Moquelumnan
	Lleufer	Splendid		Welsh
	Llewelyn	Lion-like friend, lightning.	Leoline, Lewelan, Lewelen, Lewis, Llewellyn, Llywellyn	Welsh
	Lleyton	From the meadow town.	Leahton, Leaton, Leeton, Leighton, Leyton	Old english
	Lloyd	Grey-haired	Floyd, Loyd	Welsh
	Loa	Storm clouds	Loah	Tongan
	Lobo	Wolf. fierce		Spanish
	Lobsang	The kind-hearted one.		Tibetan
	Loc	Luck, blessings.		Vietnamese
	Loch	From the land of the lakes. a short form of lachlan.		Irish, Scottish
	Lochie	From the land of the lakes. a short form of lachlan.	Lachi, Lachie, Lachy, Lochey, Lochi, Lochy	Irish, Scottish
	Locke	From the forest or enclosure, woods, fortified place, pond.	Loc, Lock, Lockwood	Old english
	Loe	King. a form of roy.		French, Hawaiian
	Lofa	Storm bird	Lofah	Tongan
	Logan	From the hollow	Logen, Login, Logon, Logyn	Irish / gaelic
	Lok	Happy		Chinese
	Lokela	Renowned spear user. a form of roger	Lokelah	German, Hawaiian
	Lokni	Rain coming in through the roof.		Moquelumnan
	Loman	Enlightened; brave; sensitive.	Lomen	Celtic, Irish, Slavic
	Lombard	Long beard.	Lombarda, Lombardi, Lombardo (italian)	Teutonic
	Lon	Strong; fierce. the short form of alonzo/lawrence.	Loni, Lonie, Lonni, Lonnie, Lonny, Lony	Irish / gaelic
	Lonan	Cloud	Lonen, Lonin, Lonon, Lonyn	Zuni
	Lonato	Flint stone.		Native american
	Londisizwe	Protect/take care of the nation.		Zulu
	London	Geographical - the capital city of britain, fortress of the moon.	Longdon	Middle english
	Long	Dragon; hair.		Chinese, Vietnamese
	Longo	Quiet		Tongan
	Lono	God of farming, peace.		Hawaiian
	Lootah	Red	Loota	Lakota
	Lorant	Laurel tree.		Hungarian
	Lorcan	Little fierce one.	Lorcen, Lorcin, Lorcon, Lorcyn	Celtic
	Lord	Noble one with a title.		English
	Lorenzo	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence.	Larinza, Laurenzo, Laurinzo, Laurynzo, Leranzo, Lerenzo, Lerinzo, Leronzo, Lerynzo, Lorant, Lorantso, Lorantzo, Lorenc, Lorence, Lorenco, Lorencz, Lorenczo, Lorens, Lorenso, Lorent, Lorentz, Lorentzo	Italian, Latin, Spanish
	Loretto	Crown of laurel leaves; victory. a form of lawrence	Loreto	Italian / latin
	Lorimer	Saddler, harness maker, bit maker.	Lorimer, Lorrimer, Lorrymer, Lorymer	Latin, Old french
	Loring	Son of the famous warrior.	Lorrin, Lorring, Lorrying, Lorryn, Loryng	Teutonic
	Loris	Clown	Lorys	Dutch
	Loritz	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence.	Lauritz, Laurytz, Lorytz	Danish, Latin
	Lorne	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence.	Lorn, Lornie, Lorny	Latin
	Lorry	Crown of laurel leaves, victory; truck. a form of lawrence.	Lauri, Laurie, Laury, Lorri, Lorrie, Lory	English, Latin
	Lot	Hidden	Lotan	Hebrew
	Lothar	Warlike	Lotair, Lotaire, Lothair, Lothaire, Lothario, Lottario	Teutonic
	Lotu	To pray.		Tongan
	Lou	Famous warrior. the short form of names starting with 'lou'.	Lew	German
	Loudon	From the low valley.	Lewdan, Lewden, Lewdin, Lewdon, Lewdyn, Loudan, Louden, Loudin, Loudyn, Lowdan, Lowden, Lowdin, Lowdon, Lowdyn	German
	louie	Variant of Louis: Famous warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'	Lou, Louis	French
	Louis	Famous warrior	Aloys, Aloysius, Clodoveo, Clovis, Elois, Lajos (hungarian), Lasho, Lewellen, Lewes, Lewis, Lewys, Ljudevit, Llewelyn, Llwellyn, Lodde (norse), Lodewyck (dutch), Lodoe, Lodovico (italian, Lood (dutch)	Teutonic
	Lourdes	Geographical - from lourdes in france.	Lordes, Lords	French
	Louvain	Vain	Louvayn	English
	Lovell	Young wolf, fierce.	Lovel, Lovelle, Low, Lowe, Lowel, Lowell (old french), Lowelle	English, French
	Loyal	Faithful	Loial, Loy, Lyal, Lyall, Lyel, Lyell	English, French
	Luber	Beloved		German
	Lubomir	Peace lover.	Lubomyr	Polish
	Luc	Bringer of light. a short form of names beginning with "luc" or "luk".	Luke	Danish, Dutch, German, Irish
	Lucas	Bringer of light; from luciana. a masculine form of lucy.	Loukas, Luca (italian), Lucah, Lucassie, Lucca (italian), Luciano (italian), Lucio (italian), Luckas, Lucus, Lucys, Lukas, Lukasz, Lukus, Lukys	Danish, Dutch, German, Greek, Irish
	Lucian	Bringer of light. a masculine form of lucy.	Lucan, Luciano, Lucianus, Lucien, Lucio (italian), Lucyan, Luzian, Luzien (french), Luzio, Luzius, Lycyen, Spanish)	Latin
	Lucius	Bringer of light. a masculine form of lucy.	Luca (italian), Lucais, Lucas (german), Lucca, Luce, Lucia, Luciah, Lucian (latin), Luciano (italian), Lucias, Lucien (french), Lucio, Lucyas, Lucyus, Lukas, Lukash, Luke, Lukey	Latin
	Lucky	Fortunate, fate	Lucki, Luckie, Luki, Lukie, Luky	Middle english
	Lucretius	Gain	Lucretyus	Latin
	Ludim	Nativity, generation.	Lod, Lud	Hebrew
	Ludlow	From the hill of the prince.		English
	Ludolf	Famous wolf.		German
	Ludwig	Famous warrior.	German, Ludovic, Ludovico, Ludvig, Ludvik, Ludwik, Ludwyg, Lui (hawaiian, Luigi (italian, Luigino, Lutz	German
	Luke	Bringer of light; from luciana. a masculine form of lucy	Danish), Dutch), Irish), Luc, Luca (italian), Lucais, Lucais (scottish), Lucano, Lucas (german), Lucca, Lucio (spanish), Luka, Lukas (swedish), Lukaz, Lukela, Luken, Luki, Lukyn	Greek, Latin
	Lukman	Prophet	Luqman	Arabic
	Lulani	Highest point in heaven.	Lulanee, Lulaney, Lulanie, Lulany	Hawaiian
	Lumo	Born face down.		Ewe
	Lundy	From the grove at the island.	Lundee, Lundey, Lundi, Lundie	Scottish
	Lunga	Be good/kind.		Zulu
	Lungani	You all be good/kind.		Zulu
	Lunn	Warlike	Lon, Lonn, Lonni, Lonnie, Lonny, Lony, Lunni, Lunnie, Lunny, Luny	Irish
	Lunt	From the grave	Lont	Swedish
	Lupus	Wolf, fierce		Latin
	Lusila	Leader	Lusyla	Hindi
	Lusio	Light	Lusyo	Zuni
	Lutalo	Warrior		Luganda
	Lutfi	Kind friend.		Arabic
	Luther	Renowned warrior.	Lotario (italian), Lothaiire, Lothaire (french), Lothar, Lothario, Lother, Lothur, Lutero (spanish)	Old french
	Lutherum	Slumber		Gypsy
	Luyanda	It (love) is growing.		Zulu
	Luyu	Head shaker.		Moquelumnan
	Lwandile	It (love) has intensified.		Zulu
	Lyall	Loyal	Loyal, Loyel, Lyel, Lyell	Scottish
	Lyceus	Light	Lycius	Greek
	Lycidas	Wolf son.		Greek
	Lyle	From the island.	Lall, Lisle, Lyal, Lyel, Lyell	Old french
	Lyman	From the meadow valley.	Leaman, Leamen, Leeman, Leemen, Leiman, Leimen, Leyman, Liman, Limen, Limin, Limon, Limyn, Lymen, Lymin, Lymon, Lymyn	Old english
	Lynch	Mariner	Linch	Irish
	Lyndal	From the valley of the linden trees.	Lindal, Lindall, Lindel, Lyndale, Lyndall, Lyndel, Lyndell	English
	Lyndon	From the linden-tree hill.	Lindan, Linden, Lindin, Lindon, Lindyn, Lyndan, Lynden, Lyndin, Lyndyn	English
	Lynfa	From the lake.		Welsh
	Lynn	From the stream with the waterfall.	Lin, Linlee, Linleigh, Linley, Linly, Linn, Linwood, Lyn, Lynford, Lynton, Lynwood	Celtic
	Lyron	Round circle.	Liron	French, Hebrew
	Lysander	Freedom maker	Lisander	Greek
	Lytton	Place on the loud torrent; town by the loud stream	Liton, Litton, Lyton	Old english
	Maake	Warrior		Polynesian
	Maau	Poet		Tongan
	Mabon	Mythical god of youth.	Mabonn	Celtic
	Mabry	Worth of love. a short form of amabel, lovable. the masculine form of mabel.	Mabri, Mabrie	Latin
	Mac	Son	Mack, Mak	Gaelic, Scottish
	Macabee	Hammer	Maccabee, Mackabee, Makabee	Hebrew
	Macadam	Son of adam, son of the earth.	Mackadam, Makadam	Old english, Scottish
	Macalla	Full moon.	Macala, Macalah, Macallah	Australian aboriginal
	Macardle	Bravery's son		Irish
	Macario	Blessed, happy.	Macaryo	Spanish
	Macarthur	Arthur's son, son of the noble strength.; son of the bear.	Macarthur, Mackarthur, Makarthur, Mcarthur	Irish, Scottish, Welsh
	Macauley	Son of righteousness.	Macaulea, Macauleah, Macaulee, Macaulei, Macauleigh, Macauley, Macauli, Macaulie, Macauly, Mackaulea, Mackauleah, Mackaulee, Mackaulei, Mackauleigh, Mackauley, Mackauli, Mackaulie, Mackauly, Mccaulea	Scottish
	Macbeth	Elizabeth's son, son who is holy, sacred to god.	Mackbeth, Makbeth	Scottish
	Macbride	Bride's son, son of the brindle maker.	Macbryd, Macbryde, Mackbride, Mackbryde, Makbride, Makbryde, Mcbride, Mcbryde	English, Scottish
	Maccoy	Coy's son, son of the shy, sweet and modest one.	Maccoi, Maccoy, Mackoi, Mackoy, Makcoi, Makcoy, Mccoi, Mccoy	Irish
	Maccrea	Grace's son, son of the graceful, blessed one.	Maccrae, Maccrai, Maccray, Maccrea, Mackrea, Macrae, Makcrea, Mccrea	Irish
	Maccus	Hammer		Celtic
	Macdonald	Donald's son, son of the world ruler.	Mackdonald, Makdonald, Mcdonald	Gaelic
	Macdougall	Son of the dark stranger.		Scottish
	Macharios	Blessed		Greek
	Mack	Son. short form of names starting with 'mack'.	Mac, Mak	Celtic, Scottish
	Mackenzie	Kenzie's son. son of the wise, handsome leader	Mackenzee, Mackenzey, Mackenzi, Mackenzy, Makenzee, Makenzey, Makenzi, Makenzie, Makenzy, Mckenzee, Mckenzey, Mckenzi, Mckenzie, Mckenzy	Irish
	Mackinley	Kinle's son, son of the skilful leader; son of hte relative from the meadow.	Ma, Mackinlea, Mackinleah, Mackinlee, Mackinleigh, Mackinli, Mackinnly, Mackynlea, Mackynleah, Mackynlee, Mackynleigh, Mackynlie, Mackynly, Makinleah, Makinlee, Makinleigh, Makinley, Makinlie, Makinly	Irish, Old english
	Macklin	Son of flann or form of mack	Macklinn, Macklyn	Celtic
	Maclean	Leaner's son, son of the lion-like one.	Macklean, Mcclean	Gaelic
	Macmahon	Mahon's son, son of the one who is storng like a bear.	Mackmanon, Macmahon, Mcmahon	Irish
	Macmurray	Murray's son, son of the sailor.	Mackmurray, Macmurry, Mcmurray, Mcmurry	Irish
	Macnair	Nair's son, son of the heir.	Macknair, Macknayr, Mcnair, Mcnayr	Gaelic, Scottish
	Maco	God is with us. a form of emmanuel.	Macko, Mako	Hebrew
	Macon	Creating, to perform.	Macan, Macen, Macin, Macun, Macyn	Old english
	Macques	Extreme. a short form of names beginning with 'max'; also a type or monkey.		Latin
	Macy	From the estate owned by matthew, gift of god.	Mace, Macey, Maci, Macie, Macy	Old french
	Maddock	Fortunate, generous.	Maddoc, Maddoch, Maddok, Maddox, Madoc, Madoch, Madock, Madox	Welsh
	Maddox	Benificent		English/celtic
	Madeep	Mind that is full of light.	Mandee, Mandieep	Punjabi
	Madison	Son of matthew, son of the powerful warrior.	Maddison, Maddyson, Madyson	Old english
	Madoc	Fortunate, lucky.	Maddoc, Maddoch, Maddock, Maddok, Maddox, Madoch, Madock, Madok, Madox	Welsh
	Madon	Charitable	Madan, Maddan, Madden, Maddin, Maddon, Maddyn, Maden, Madin, Madyn	Celtic
	Madu	People		Ibo
	Mafeyi	Not enjoyable.		Yoruba
	Mafu	Heart		Tongan
	Magar	Attendant of the groom.	Magarious	Armenian
	Magee	Hugh's son, son of the intelligent one; heart, mind.	Macgee, Macghee, Mcgee	Irish, Teutonic
	Magnar	Warrior	Magah, Magne	Norwegian
	Magnus	Great	Magnuss, Manasses (irish), Manus (irish)	Latin
	Magomu	The youngest twin.		Luganda
	Maguire	Guire's son, son of the beige one.	Macguire, Mcguire	Irish
	Magus	Wizard of knowledge.		Latin
	Mahamet	Glorified	Mohomet	Arabic
	Mahir	Expert, hard-working	Mair	Hebrew
	Mahkah	Earth	Maka, Makah	Lakota
	Maholi	Powerful	Maili	Tongan
	Mahon	Strong like a bear.	Mahoney	Irish
	Mahpee	Sky		Lakota, Sioux
	Maidoc	Fortunate	Maedoc, Maedock, Maidock, Maidok, Maydoc, Maydock, Maydok	Welsh
	Mailen	Mesh, chain.	Maylen	Latin
	Maimon	Lucky	Maymon	Arabic
	Maitland	From the meadow pastureland, earthly	Maetland, Maitlan, Mateland, Matland, Mayteland, Maytlan, Maytland	Old french
	Majid	Glorious	Majyd	Arabic
	Major	Great	Majar, Majer, Mayar, Mayer, Mayor	Latin
	Maka	Rock	Makah	Tongan
	Makai	Towards the sea; world of spirits.	Mackay, Makay	Hawaiian, Japanese
	Makaio	Gift of god. a form of matthew.	Makayo	Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Makalani	Writer	Makalaaney, Makalanee, Makalanie, Makalany	Mwera
	Makani	Wind	Makanie, Makany	Hawaiian
	Makara	Crocodile	Makarah	Sanskrit
	Makarios	Blessed with happiness.	Makari, Makarie, Makary (polish), Makaryos	Greek
	Maki	Moon		Australian aboriginal (nyoongar)
	Makin	Strength	Makyn	Arabic
	Makis	Likenes to god. a short form of michael.	Makys	Greek, Hebrew
	Maksim	Greatest	Mac, Mack, Macka, Mak, Makimus (polish), Maks, Maksim, Maksimka, Maksym (polish), Maksymilian (polish), Maxim, Maximilian, Maximillian	Latin, Russian
	Makya	Eagle hunter.	Makia, Makiah, Makyah	Hopi
	Malach	Angel. messenger of god	Malac, Malachi, Malachie, Malachy	Hebrew
	Malachi	Messenger from god.	Mal, Malakai, Malakye	Hebrew
	Malawi	Flames		Native american
	Malcom	Follower of saint columba.	Malcolm, Maolcolm	Gaelic, Irish, Scottish
	Maldon	Meeting place in the wood hollow.	Maldan, Malden, Maldin, Maldun, Maldyn	Old english
	Maleko	Warrior of mars. a form of mark.		Hawaiian, Latin
	Malibongwe	Let it (his name) be praised.		Zulu
	Malik	King, master, angel	Malic, Malick, Malyc, Malyck, Malyk	Arabic
	Malin	Little warrior	Malen, Malin, Mallen, Mallin, Mallon, Mallyn, Malon, Malyn	Old english
	Malise	Servant of jesus	Malice, Malyca, Malyse	Gaelic
	Malleson	Mary's son. son of the wished-for one. star of the sea. bitter	Maleson	Hebrew
	Mallory	Fated, army counsellor.	Mallorey, Mallori, Mallorie, Malorey, Malori, Malorie, Malory	Teutonic
	Malo	Thank you.		Tongan
	Malohi	Strength		Tongan
	Malone	St john's servant.	Malon	Irish
	Maloney	Devoted to worship on sundays.	Malonee, Maloni, Malonie, Malony	Irish
	Maloo	Thunder	Malo	Australian aboriginal
	Malory	Wild duck.	Mallori, Mallorie, Mallory	Old french
	Malu	Shadow		Tongan
	Malvern	From the bare hill.	Malverne, Malvirn, Malvirne, Malvyrn, Malvyrne	Welsh
	Malvyn	Armoured chief or ruler.	Malvan, Malven, Malvin, Malvon, Melvan, Melvin, Melvon, Melvyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Mamafa	Serious	Mamafah	Tongan
	Mamani	The earth.	Mamanie, Mamany	Tongan
	Mamo	Yellow, the saffron flower, yellow bird.		Hawaiian
	Mana	Prestigious, successful; miracle, charm; rock.	Manah (arabic)	Maori
	Manawa	Heart	Manawah	Maori
	Manchu	Purity		Chinese
	Manco	Supreme leader, an incan king.		Peruvian
	Mandala	Flower	Manda, Mandah, Mandel, Mandela, Mandelah	Yao
	Mandek	Warrior		German, Polish
	Mandel	Almond	Mandell	German
	Mander	Myself	Mandar, Mandir, Mandor, Mandyr	Gypsy
	Mandla	Strength, power.		Zulu
	Mandlakhe	His efforts.		Zulu
	Mandlenkosi	The power of god.		Zulu
	Mandu	Sun		Australian aboriginal
	Manford	From the man's river crossing.	Manforde, Menford, Menforde	Old english
	Manfred	Man of peace.	Manfredo, Manfrid, Manfried, Manfryd, Manyfred, Manyfrid, Manyfryd	Old english
	Manger	Trough for animals, where jesus slept after being born.	Mangar, Mangor	Old english
	Mango	God's gift, a sweet tropical fruit.		Hebrew, Spanish
	Manheim	Servant		Teutonic
	Manipi	Walking wonder.		Native american
	Manley	Form the masculine one's meadow.	Manlea, Manleah, Manlee, Manleigh, Manlie, Manly	Old english
	Mann	Masculine; hero.	Man	German, Old english
	Mannaw	Honey	Manaw	Australian aboriginal
	Manning	Son of mann, son of the masculine one.	Maning	Old english
	Mannix	Monk	Mainchin, Mannox, Mannyx, Manox, Manyx	Irish
	Mano	Shark	Manno, Manolo	Hawaiian
	Manolis	God is with us.	Mano, Manolys	Greek
	Manqoba	The one who conquers in hopeless situations.		Zulu
	Manrico	Masculine ruler.	Manricko, Manriko, Manrycko, Manryco, Manryko	Italian, Old english
	Mansa	King	Mansah	Swahili
	Mansell	Is from the anglo-french word 'maunsel' which is from the old french, 'manse' meaning land sufficient to support a family.	Mansel, Mauncell, Maunsel (french)	English
	Mansfield	From the masculine one's field.	Mansfyeld	Old english
	Manton	From the masculine one's town.	Mantan, Manten, Mantin, Mantyn	Old english
	Manu	Bird; maker of laws; second born son.		African, Ghanian, Hawaiian, Hindi, Tongan
	Manuel	God is with us. french or spanish form of emmanuel.	Emanuel, Emmanuel, Manuell	Hebrew, Spanish
	Manville	From the great village.	Manvile, Manvyl, Manvyle, Manvyll, Manvylle	Old french
	Manzo	Third-born son.		Japanese
	Mapira	Grass, animal fodder.	Mapirah	Yao
	Maralinga	Thunder	Maralynga	Australian aboriginal
	Marama	Moon	Maramah	Polynesian
	Marar	Dust, mud.		Watamare
	Marbilling	Wind	Marbiling	Australian aboriginal
	Marc	Warlike. a short form of names beginning with "marc".	Mark	French
	Marcel	Warrior, warlike one, of mars.	Macele, Marceau, Marceles, Marcelin, Marcelino, Marcell, Marcelle, Marcellin, Marcellino, Marcello (italian), Marcely, Marciano (italian), Marcilka (hungaria), Marcsseau, Marzel, Marzell	Latin
	Marcello	Warrior, warlike one, of mars.		Italian
	Marcellus	Warrior, warlike one, of mars.	Marceles, Marcelis, Marcellous, Marcelluas, Marcellus (french), Marcsseau, Marzellos, Marzellous, Marzellus	Latin
	March	Boundary dweller.		English
	Marco	Warrior, warlike one, of mars.	Mark	Spanish/italian
	Marcus	Of mars, warrior.	Marcuss, Marian, Mario (italian), Marion, Markis, Markise, Markos, Markous, Markus, Markys	Latin
	Marden	From the warrior's valley.	Mardan, Mardin, Mardon, Mardun, Mardyn	Old english
	Marek	Warrior		Czech
	Maren	Sea	Maran, Marin, Maron, Maryn	Basque
	Marian	Warrior. a form of mark.	Mariano (italian), Maryan, Maryano	Latin, Polish
	Marid	Rebel	Maryd	Arabic
	Marin	Belonging to the sea, mariner; sailor.	Marien, Marina, Marinos, Marion, Mariono, Marriner, Marryner, Maryn, Maryna, Maryner	French, Latin
	Mariner	Lives by the sea.		Celtic
	Marinus	Belonging to the sea, mariner; sailor.	Marynos, Marynus	French, Latin
	Mario	Dedicated to the virgin mary. the italian form of mark, warrior, war-like one, of mars.	Mareo, Maryo	Latin
	Marion	Mary's son, wished for, star of the sea, bitter. the masculine form of mary.	Mariano (spanish), Maryon	Old french
	Maris	Of the sea.		Latin
	Marius	From mars.	Marian, Mario, Marion	Latin
	Mark	Warrior, warlike, of mars.	Marc, Marc (french), Marceau, Marcel, Marcele, Marcelino, Marcell, Marcelle, Marcellino, Marcello, Marcelluas, Marcellus, Marcelo, Marck, Marco (italian), Marcos (spanish, Marcous, Marcus, Portuguese)	Latin
	Markham	Fenced homestead.	Markam, Markem	English
	Marko	Warrior, warlike. of mars. a form of mark.	Marco	Russian
	Marlan	From the warrior's land.	Mahlan, Mahlen, Mahlin, Mahlon, Mahlyn, Marlen, Marlin, Marlon, Marlyn	Old english
	Marland	From the warrior's land.	Mahland, Mahlend, Mahlind, Marlen, Marlind, Marlond, Marlynd	Old english
	Marley	From the warrior's meadow.	Marlea, Marleah, Marlee, Marleigh, Marli, Marlie, Marly	English
	Marlon	Little falcon, hawk.	Marlan, Marland, Marlen, Marlin, Marlyn	Old french
	Marlow	From the hill near the lake.	Marlo, Marlowe	Old english
	Marmaduke	Servant of madoc, lucky; noble, mighty.	Duke, Marmaduc, Marmaduk, Marmeduke, Melmidoc	Irish, Old english
	Marmion	Tiny; sea bright.	Marmien, Marmyon	Irish, Old french
	Marnin	Singer who brings joy.	Marnyn	Hebrew
	Maro	Myself	Marow	Japanese
	Marr	Divine; forbidden.	March	Arabic, Spanish
	Marron	Leaf	Maran, Maren, Marin, Maron, Marran, Marren, Marrin, Marryn, Maryn	Australian aboriginal
	Mars	War warrior, the god of war.		Latin
	Marsden	From the warrior's valley.	Mardyn, Marsdan, Marsdin, Marsdon	Old english
	Marsena	Worthy	Marsenah	Persian
	Marsh	From the marsh area.		Old english
	Marshall	Horse keeper, horse keeper; law keeper.	Marshal, Marshel, Marshell	American, Old french
	Marston	From the town by the lake or marsh, from the warrior's town.	Marstan, Marsten, Marstin, Marstyn	Old english
	Mart	Born in the month of march.		Turkish
	Martell	One who hammers.	Martal, Martall, Martel	English
	Martin	Warlike, warrior, of mars.	Maartan, Maarten (dutch), Maartin, Maarton, Maartyn, Marin, Martain, Martainho (portuguese), Martainn (scottish), Martan, Marten, Martijn (dutch), Martili (swiss), Martine, Martino (italian, Spanish)	Latin
	Marty	Warlike, warrior, of mars. a short form of martin.	Marte, Martee, Martey, Marti, Martie, Martii (finnish), Marty	Latin
	Marv	Sea lover. the short form of names starting with "marv".	Marvein, Marven, Marvyn, Marvyne, Marwin, Marwyn, Marwynn, Marwynne, Mervin, Mervine, Mervyn, Mervyne	English
	Marvell	Wondrous	Marvel, Marvele, Marvelle	Latin
	Marvin	Friend of the sea, lover of the sea.	Maarvyne, Marv, Marvan, Marven, Marvon, Marwen, Marwin, Marwon, Marwyn, Mervan, Merven, Mervin, Mervon, Mervyn, Merwin, Merwyn, Murvan, Murven, Murvin, Murvine, Murvon, Murvyn, Murvyne, Murwin, Murwyn	Old english
	Marwan	History	Marwen, Marwin, Marwon, Marwyn	Arabic
	Marwood	From the forest near themmarsh, from the warrior's forest.		Old english
	Masaccio	Twin	Masaki	Italian
	Masahiro	Broad-minded.	Masahyro	Japanese
	Masamba	One who leaves.	Masambah	Yao
	Masao	Righteous	Masato	Japanese
	Mascot	Talisman, magical powers.	Mascott	French
	Mashama	Suprise	Mashamah	Shona
	Mashema	Elk antlers.	Mashemah	Native american
	Masio	Twin. a form of thomas.		African american
	Maska	Powerful	Maskah	Native american
	Maskil	Educated	Maskyl	Hebrew
	Maslin	Little thomas, son of the twin.	Maslan, Maslen, Maslon, Maslyn	Old french
	Mason	Stone mason.	Maisan, Maisen, Maisin, Maison, Maisun, Maisyn, Masan, Masen, Masin, Masun, Masyn	Old french
	Massey	Twin	Massi, Massie, Masy	English
	Massimino	Little massimo, the little great one.		Italian
	Massimo	Great, the greatest.	Mas, Massimiliano (italian), Massymo, Max, Maxi, Maximilian	Italian, Latin
	Massing	Place of warriors.	Massey, Massin	Old english
	Masud	Lucky	Masood, Masoud, Mhasood	Swahili
	Mata	Blade; a form of matthew, gift from god.	Matah	Scottish, Tongan
	Matai	Gift of god. a form of matthew.		Basque, Bulgarian., Hebrew
	Mataniah	Gift of god. a form of matthew.	Matania, Matanya, Matanyah	Basque, Bulgarian., Hebrew
	Matareka	Smiling face.		Polynesian
	Mateen	Polite	Matin, Matyn	Afghani
	Mather	Army power.	Mathers	Old english
	Mathew	Gift of god.		Hebrew
	Mato	Brave warrior.	Matto	Native american
	Matong	Strength, powerful.	Maton	Australian aboriginal
	Matope	The last-born child.	Matop	Rhodesian
	Matson	Matt's son. son of the gift of god.	Mattson	English, Hebrew
	Matt	Gift of god. a short form of matthew.	Mat, Mata, Mate (hungarian), Matte	Hebrew
	Matthew	Gift of god.	Macias (spanish), Macie (polish), Macisk (slavic), Mado, Mafew, Maffew, Mafthew, Matausas (lithuanian), Matej (bohemian), Mateo (spanish / italian), Mateoz (slavic), Mateusz (polish), Matfei (russian	Hebrew
	Matu	Brave warrior	Mattu	Native american
	Mauger	Honed spear		Teutonic
	Mauli	Maori, native new zealander; dark-haired, from the moor. a form of maurice.		Tongan
	Mauri	Twilight. the finnish form of maurice, moor, dark skinned.		Greek
	Maurice	Moor, dark skinned.	Maolmuire (scottish), Mauri (finnish), Mauricio (spanish), Mauritius, Maurits (dutch), Mauritz (german), Maurizio, Mauryc, Mauryce, Maurys, Mauryse, Meuric, Meurisse, Mo, Moreno, Moris, Moritz, Morris	Latin
	Maurizio	Moor, dark skinned	Maurice, Maurilio	Italian
	Maverick	Independent, wild	Maveric, Maverik, Maveryc, Maveryck, Maveryk, Mavric, Mavrick, Mavrik, Mavryc, Mavryck, Mavryk	American, English
	Mawake	Breeze from the southern sea.		Maori
	Max	Extreme. a short form of names starting with max.	Maxx	Latin
	Maxfield	From mack's field, from the son's field, from the extreme one's field	Macfield, Mackfield, Mackfyld, Makfield, Makfyld	English
	Maximilian, maximus	Extreme, maximum	Maksimilian, Maksimillian (slavic), Maksymilian (polish), Massimiliano (italian), Maxam, Maxamilian, Maxem, Maxim, Maximilianos, Maximilianus, Maximilien (french), Maximino, Maximo, Maximos, Missimo	Latin
	Maxwell	From the extreme stream	Maxwel	Old english
	Mayer	Light; dairy worker	Maier, Mayar, Mayir, Mayor	Hebrew, Old german
	Mayes	From the field	Maies, Mays	English
	Mayfield	From the warrior's field	Maefield, Maifield	Old english
	Mayhew	Gift of god. a form of matthew.	Maehew, Maihew	Old french
	Maynard	Brave, powerful, strength.	Mainard, Maynard, Menard	Teutonic
	Mayo	From the yew-tree plain; relation.	Maio	Irish
	Mayon	A god.	Maion	Hindi
	Mazi	Sir		Ibo
	Mazin	Proper	Mazan, Mazen, Mazinn, Mazon, Mazyn	Arabic
	Mcclane	Son of clane, son of the inclined one. also used as a girls name.		Irish
	Meade	From the meadow.	Mead, Meed	Old english
	Medgar	Successful with a spear.	Edgar, Edger, Medger	English, German
	Medredydd	Mythical son of medredydd.		Celtic
	Medric	From the flourishing meadow.	Mead, Meade, Medard, Medford, Medrick, Medrik, Medryc, Medryck, Medryk	Old english
	Medwin	Powerful, strong, worthy friend.	Medwyn	Teutonic
	Meged	Sweetness, perfection.		Hebrew
	Meinhard	Beloved	Meynhard	German
	Meinrad	Counsel of strength.	Meinhard, Meinhardt, Meinke, Meino, Mendar, Meynrad	German
	Meir	Shining	Meiri, Meyr, Meyri	Hebrew
	Meka	Eyes	Mekah	Hawaiian
	Mel	Friend, mill chief. the short form for names starting with "mel".	Mell	English, Irish
	Melbourne	From the mill stream.	Medlon, Melborn, Melborne, Melburn, Melburne, Melden, Milbourne, Milburn, Milburne	Old english
	Meldon	From the mill hill.	Meldan, Melden, Meldin, Meldyn	Old english
	Meldrick	From the powerful mill.	Meldric, Meldrik, Meldryc, Meldryck, Meldryk	Old english
	Melea	Abundance	Meleah, Melee, Meleigh, Meley, Meli, Melie, Mely	Greek
	Melino	Peace	Melin, Melinos, Melyn, Melyno, Melynos	Tongan
	Melrose	Rose from the mill, from the bare moor.	Melros	Old english
	Melvern	Great chief.	Melverne, Melvirn, Melvirne, Melvyrn, Melvyrne	Native american
	Melville	Leader; from the village near the mill.	Malvil, Malvill, Malville, Melvil, Melvill	Celtic, Old french
	Melvin	Mel's friend from the mill; sword friend.	Melvan, Melven, Melvern, Melverne, Melvine, Melvirn, Melvirne, Melvyn, Melvyrn, Melvyrne	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Memphis	Geographical - city in ancient egypt. city in the state of tennessee usa.		Egyptian
	Mendel	Wisdom	Mendal, Mendil, Mendyl	Hebrew, Semitic
	Mendi	Mountain	Mendy	Basque
	Menewa	Great warrior.	Menewah	Creek
	Mensah	Third-born son.	Mensa	Ewe
	Menw	Mythical wizard.		Celtic
	Mercer	Shopkeeper, merchant; textile dealer.	Merce	French, Latin
	Mercury	Messenger of the gods.	Mercurino (italian), Mercuryno	Roman
	Meredith	From the sea.	Meredeth, Meredyth, Merideth, Merydeth, Merydith, Merydyth	Welsh
	Mereki	Peacemaker		Australian aboriginal
	Merivale	Pleasant valley.	Merical, Meryval, Meryvale	Old english, Old french
	Merle	Blackbird	Merl, Murl, Murle	French
	Merlin	From the hill over the sea, from the sea fort; hawk	Merlinn, Merlyn, Merlynn	Celtic, Middle english, Welsh
	Merrick	Ruler of the sea.	Meril, Merle, Merric, Merrik, Merrill, Merrington, Merryc, Merryck, Merryk, Merton, Meryl, Myril, Myrl	English
	Merrill	Famous; water.	Merle, Merrel, Merrell, Merril, Meryl, Meryll	English, French
	Merrion	Geographical - place.	Merryn	Welsh
	Merripen	Life and death.		Gypsy
	Merritt	Little famous one; deserving.	Merit, Meritt, Merrit, Merryt	Latin, Old english
	Merton	Town by the sea.	Mertan, Merten, Mertin, Mertyn	English
	Merv	Famous friend. the short form of mervin.	Merve	English, Irish
	Mervin	Famous friend.	Mervan, Merven, Mervon, Mervyn	Old french
	Meyer	Head servant, farmer; bringer of light.	Mayeer, Mayer, Mayor, Meier, Meir, Myer	German, Hebrew
	Mher	A fighter who always wins.	Mihr (persian)	Armenian
	Mhina	Delightful	Mhinah	Swahili
	Micah	Likeness to god. a form of michael.	Mica, Myca, Mycah	Hebrew
	Michael	Likeness to god.	Machiel (dutch), Meikal, Meikel, Meikil, Meikyl, Mekal, Mekel, Mekele, Mekil, Mekyl, Michail, Michal, Michale, Michan (italian), Micheil, Michel, Michele, Miekal, Miekel, Miekil, Miekyl, Migue	Hebrew
	Michio	With the strength of three thousand.		Japanese
	Mick	Likeness to god. a short form of michael.	Mic, Micki, Mickie, Micky, Mik, Mika, Miki, Mikie, Miky, Myc, Myck, Mycki, Myckie, Mycky, Myki, Mykie	Hebrew
	Micke	Tree struck by lightning.	Mycke	Australian aboriginal
	Midgard	From the middle garden.	Midgarth, Midrag, Mithgarthr, Mydgard	Old norse
	Midgee	Acacia tree.	Midge, Mydge, Mydgee	Australian aboriginal
	Miguel	Likeness to god. a form of michael.	Migeal, Migeel, Migel, Miguelly, Migui, Myguel, Myguele, Myguell, Myguelle	Hebrew, Portuguese, Spanish
	Mika	Raccoon. the russian form of michael, likeness to god.	Miika, Mikah, Myka, Mykah	Ponca
	Mikasi	Coyote	Mykasi	Omaha
	Mike	Likeness to god. a short form of michael.	Mica, Micah (hebrew), Myke, Mykey	Hebrew
	Miki	Tree	Mikio	Japanese
	Miksa	Extreme, maximum. a form of max.	Miks, Myksa	Hungarian, Latin
	Milan	Beloved	Milen, Millan, Millen, Mylan, Mylen, Mylon, Mylyn	Slavic
	Milanne			French
	Milborough	From the middle borough town.	Milbrough, Mylborough, Mylbrough	English
	Milburn	From the mill stream.	Milborn, Milborne, Milbourn, Milbourne, Milburne, Millborn, Millborne, Millbourn, Millbourne, Millburn, Millburne	Old english
	Milek	Victory of the people. a form of nick.	Mylek	Greek, Polish
	Miles	Warrior, merciful.	Maolmuire (irish), Mile, Milesius, Milon, Myle, Myles, Mylo	Latin, Teutonic
	Milford	From the mill by the ford.	Millford, Mylford, Myllford	English
	Mililani	Heavenly caress.	Mililanee, Mililaney, Mililanie, Mililany	Hawaiian
	Millard	Caretaker of the mill.	Millar, Miller, Mylard, Myllard	Latin, Old english
	Miller	Grain grinder.	Mellar, Meller, Mellor, Milar, Miler, Millar, Millard, Millen, Millon, Milor, Mylar, Myler, Myllar, Myller, Myllor	English
	Millin	Charm	Millyn, Myllin, Myllyn	Australian aboriginal
	Millington	From the mill town.	Milington	Old english
	Mills	From th mill.	Mils, Mylls, Myls	English
	Millyn	Words; from the mill pool.	Millin, Myllin, Myllyn	Aramaic, Old english
	Milner	Miller	Milnar, Mylner	Middle english
	Milo	Merciful; miller.	Mylo	Latin, Teutonic
	Milos	Pleasant	Milo, Mylo, Mylos	Greek, Slavic
	Miloslav	Crowned with glory.	Myloslav	Slavic
	Milton	From the mill town	Millard, Miller, Mills, Millton, Myllton, Mylton, Nillton, Nilton, Nyllton, Nylton	Old english
	Milward	Mill keeper.	Mylward	Old english
	Min	King	Mina, Minah, Myn, Myna, Mynah	Burmese
	Minenhle	Having a good or lovely day.		Zulu
	Miner	Worker in the mine.	Myner	English
	Minet	Delightful	Minett, Mynet, Mynett	Old french
	Mingan	Grey wolf.	Myngan	Native american
	Mingma	Born on a tuesday.		Tibetan
	Minh	Light	Mynh	Vietnamese
	Minkah	Fair-haired.	Minka, Mynka, Mynkah	Akan
	Minster	From the monastery church.	Mynster	Old english
	Miron	Peace	Myron	Polish
	Miroslav	Peace, glory.	Myroslav	Czech
	Mishiki	Apricot, from the east.	Myshiki	Egyptian
	Mister	Mister	Mista, Mistah, Mistar, Mistur, Mysta, Mystah, Mystar, Mystur	English
	Misu	Rippling water.	Mysu	Native american
	Mitch	Who is like god. a short form of mitchell.	Mytch	Middle english
	Mitchell	Who is like god.	Mitchel, Mytchel, Mytchell	Middle english
	Mitford	From the big river crossing.	Mytford	Middle english
	Mlungisi	The one who brings order.		Zulu
	Mnqobi	The one who conquers in hopeless situations.		Zulu
	Modeste	Modest. the masculine form of modesty.	Modesti, Modestie, Modesto (italian), Modesty	French
	Modred	Brave, courageous counsel; to consume.	Modris, Mordred, Mordryd	Teutonic
	Moe	Saved, taken from th water; child. the short form of moses.	Mo, Mow	Hebrew
	Mogens	Powerful	Mogen	Dutch
	Mogul	From mongolia.		Persian
	mohammad	Prophet	Mohammed, Mohomet (Turkish), Muhammed	Arabic
	Mohammed	Prophet	Mohammad, Mohomet (Turkish), Muhammed	Arabic
	Mohan	Delightful	Mohana	Hindi
	Mohe	Elk		Native american
	Mohomet	Glorified	Mahamet	Arabic
	Moiag	Loud crying baby.		Native american
	Moki	Cloudy	Mokee, Mokey, Moki, Mokie, Moky	Australian aboriginal
	Moko	Maori tattoo applied with a special chisel called a uhi; bravery.		Japanese, Maori
	Molan	Servant of the storm.		Irish
	Mona	Gathering the jimson weed seed.	Monah	Moquelumnan
	Monahan	Monk	Monaghan, Monoghan	Irish
	Monford	From the monk's river crossing.	Montford, Mountford	Old english
	Mongo	Famous		Yoruba
	Monita	Alone	Minitah	Greek, Italian
	Monroe	From the red swampe.	Monro, Monrow, Munro, Munroe, Munrow	Irish
	Montago	Big boy.		Japanese
	Montague	From the pointed mountain.		Old french
	Montana	Mountain	Montanah	Spanish
	Monte	Mountain. the short form of names starting with 'mont'.	Montee, Montey, Monti, Montie, Monty	Latin
	Montega	New arrow.	Montegah	Native american
	Montez	Dweller at the mountain.	Monteze, Montise, Montiz, Montize, Montyz, Montyze, Mounteiz	Spanish
	Montgomery	From the wealthy one's mountain.	Mountgomery	Old french
	Monti	Stork	Monte (latin), Montee, Montey, Montie, Monty	Australian aboriginal
	Montre	Show	Montrai, Montray, Montres, Montrez	French
	Montreal	Royal mountain.	Montrail, Montrale, Montrall, Montrel, Montrell	French
	Montsho	Black		Tswana
	Monty	From the rich one's mountain. the short form of names starting with 'mont'.	Monte (latin), Montee, Montey, Monti, Montie	English
	Moorak	Mountain		Australian aboriginal
	Moore	Dark complexioned.; from the wetlands or moor.	Moar, Moare, Moor, Mor, Morre	Old french
	Mootska	Yucca plant.		Hopi
	Morandoo	Sea	Moran, Morando	Australian aboriginal
	Mordred	Pain	Modred	Latin
	Morel	Mushroom	Morell	French
	Moreland	From the marshland.	D morlan, Moarlan, Moorelan, Mooreland, Moorlan, Moraland, Morelan, Moreno (spanish), Morino, Morland, Moryno	English
	Morey	Dark one from the moor. the short form of morris.	Moree, Mori, Morie, Morrey, Morrie, Morry, Mory	English, Greek
	Morfran	Mythical ugly demon.		Celtic
	Morgan	Sea bright, of the sea; white sea dweller	Morgen, Morgin, Morgon, Morgun, Morgyn	Celtic, Old welsh
	Moriah	Chosen by jehovah.		Hebrew
	Morio	Woods	Moryo	Japanese
	Moritz	A form of maurice, dark-skinned.		German
	Morland	From the marsh meadow	Moarlan, Moorelan, Mooreland, Moorlan, Moorland, Moraland, Morelan, Moreland, Morlan, Morland	Old english
	Morley	From the meadow near the marsh	Morlea, Morleah, Morlee, Morleigh, Morli, Morlie, Morly	Old english
	Morrell	Dark-coloured	Morel, Morell, Morrel	Old french
	Morris	Dark one from the moor	Moris, Morison, Morrys, Morys	Latin, Old english
	Morrison	Son of morris		Old english
	Morse	Son of the dark one from the moor.		Old english
	Mort	Stump. the short form of names starting with "mort".		Middle english
	Morten	Warrior, warlike one, of mars. a form of martin	Mortan, Mortin, Morton, Mortyn	Latin, Norwegian
	Mortimer	Still waters, dead sea; sea director	Mortymer	Irish, Old french
	Morton	From the town near the marsh	Mortan, Morten, Mortin, Mortun, Mortyn	Old english
	Morven	Sea mariner, sea raven, child of the sea.	Morhorven, Morvan	Gaelic, Scottish
	Morvyn	Lives by the sea.	Morvin, Morvinn, Morvynn	Celtic
	Moryn	Lives by the sea.	Morin, Morinn, Morynn	Celtic
	Moses	Saved, taken from the water; child	Italian), Maiziesius, Moise (french, Moises (spanish), Mos, Mose, Moyse, Moz, Mozes (dutch), Musa (arabic)	Egyptian, Hebrew
	Mosi	First-born child	Mosee, Mosey, Mosie, Mosy	Swahili
	Moss	From the area with moss	Mos	Irish
	Moswen	Light in colour	Moswin, Moswyn	African
	Motega	New arrow	Motegah	Native american
	Moulton	Mule stable town		Old english
	Mozart	Breathless	Mozar	Italian
	Mpasa	Mat	Mpasah	Ngoni
	Mposi	Blacksmith		Nyakusa
	Mthokozisi	The one who gives joy.		Zulu
	Muata	Sixth-born child, nesting yellow jackets.	Mutah	Moquelumnan
	Mubdi	Beginner		Arabic
	muhammad	Prophet	Mohammad, Mohammed, Mohomet (Turkish), Muhammed	Arabic
	Muid	Restorer	Muyd	Arabic
	Muir	From the marsh	Muire, Muyr, Muyre	Gaelic, Old english, Scottish
	Muirhead	From the top of the marsh	Muyrhead	Gaelic, Scottish
	Mukasa	The chief administrator of god.	Mukasah	Luganda
	Mukul	Blossom, soul	Mukull	Sanskrit
	Mulga	Acacia tree	Mulgah	Australian aboriginal
	Mullion	Eagle	Mullyon	Australian aboriginal
	Muluk	Praised, exalted.		Indonesian
	Mulwala	Rain	Mulwalah	Australian aboriginal
	Mundan	Garden	Mundana	Rhodesian
	Mundo	Prosperous protector.		English, Spanish
	Mundy	From the reamonn in ireland.	Mund, Munde, Mundee, Mundey, Mundi, Mundie, Mundo (spanish)	Irish
	Mungo	Lovable		Irish
	Munir	Brilliant	Munyr	Arabic
	Munny	Wisdom	Munee, Muney, Muni, Munie, Munnee, Munney, Munni, Muny	Cambodian
	Munte	Thunder	Mundara, Munt	Australian aboriginal
	Muraco	White moon.	Muracco	Native american
	Murat	Wish that came true.		Turkish
	Murdock	Wealthy sea mariner.	Murdoc, Murdock, Murdox, Mutagh (irish)	Gaelic, Scottish
	Murphy	From the sea.	Murffey, Murffi, Murffie, Murffy, Murphee, Murphey, Murphi, Murphie	Celtic
	Murray	Sailor from the settlement.	Murae, Murai, Muray, Murrae, Murrai, Murree, Murrey, Murri, Murrie, Murry	Gaelic, Scottish
	Murrobo	Thunder	Murobo	Australian aboriginal
	Murtagh	Protects the sea.	Murtag	Celtic
	Musa	A form of moses, saved from the water; kindness/mercy.		Arabic, Zulu
	Musawenkosi	Having the grace of god.		Zulu
	Mustafa	Royal, chosen.	Mostafa, Mostafah, Mostaffa, Mostaffah, Moustafa, Mustafah, Mustapha	Arabic
	Myall	Drooping acacia.	Mial, Miall, Myal	Australian aboriginal
	Myer	Light; from the swamp.	Mier, Mieres, Mires, Myers	English, Hebrew
	Mykal	Likeness to god. a form of michael.	Mikaal, Mikael, Mikal, Mikall, Mykaal, Mykall, Mykel, Mykell, Mykil, Mykill, Mykyl, Mykyll	American, Hebrew
	Myles	Warrior, soldier	Miles	Latin
	Mynogan	Mythical father of beli.		Celtic
	Myron	Fragrance	Miron	Greek
	Mzamo	Attempts, puts in effort.		Zulu
	N’namdi	His father's name will live on.		Ibo
	Naal	Birth	Nal	Irish
	Naaman	Pleasant	Naman	Hebrew
	Naarai	Youthful	Narai	Hebrew
	Nabiha	Intelligent	Nabihah	Arabic
	Nabil	Noble prince.	Nabill, Nabyl, Nabyll, Nadiv, Nagid	Arabic
	Naboth	High, prominent, prophecy.		Hebrew
	Nacoma	Wanderer	Nacomah	Comanche
	Nada	Generous, noble.	Nadah, Nadav (hebrew), Nadiv	Arabic
	Nadim	Friend	Nadym	Arabic
	Nadir	Rare, dear.	Nadar, Nader, Nadyr	Afghani, Arabic
	Nadisu	River of beauty.	Nadsyu	Hindi
	Naeem	Kind, benevolent.	Naim, Naiym, Nieem	Arabic
	Nagid	One who leads.	Nagyd	Hebrew
	Naham	Sighing		Hebrew
	Nahele	Forest		Hawaiian
	Nahma	The sturgeon fish.	Nahmah	Native american
	Nahor	Light		Hebrew
	Nahum	Consoling.	Nahym, Nehemiah, Nemiah	Hebrew
	Naija	Next to be born.	Naijah	Ugandan
	Nailah	Successful	Naila, Nalah, Nayla	Arabic
	Naim	Happy	Naym	Arabic
	Nain	Lookout	Nayn	Australian aboriginal
	Nair	Heir	Nayr	Old english
	Nairn	Can't swim; dweller at the alder-tree river.	Nairne, Nayrn, Nayrne	Celtic, Scottish
	Naite	Knight	Nait, Nayt, Nayte	Tongan
	Naji	Safety	Naje, Najee, Najie, Najy	Arabic
	Najib	Born into nobility.	Najeeb, Najyb, Nejeeb, Nejib, Nejyb	Arabic
	Najji	Second-born child.	Naji	Ugandan
	Nakai	From mexico.		Navajo
	Nakos	Wisdom, sage herb.		Arapaho
	Naldo	A short form of reginald, mighty and powerfull.		Old english
	Naljor	Holy		Tibetan
	Nalong	The river's source.	Nalon	Australian aborignal
	Nalren	Melting		Dene
	Nam	To scrape off.		Vietnamese
	Namaka	Eyes	Namakah	Hawaiian
	Namid	Star dancer.	Namyd	Chippewa
	Namir	Swift like a leopard.	Namer, Namyr	Arabic
	Namur	Tea tree.		Australian aboriginal
	Nandin	God of desctruction.	Nandyn	Hindi
	Nando	Adventurer, peacemaker. a short form of ferdinand.	Nador	Teutonic
	Nangila	Born while parents were travelling.	Nangilah, Nangyla, Nangylah	Abaluhya
	Nansen	Graceful, nancy's son. the masculine form of nancy.	Nansan, Nansen, Nansin, Nanson, Nansyn	English, Swedish
	Nantai	Chief	Nantay	Navajo
	Nantan	Spokesperson.	Nanten, Nantin, Nanton, Nantyn	Apache
	Naoko	Honest, straight.		Japanese
	Napa	Taken by a wolf.	Napah	Greek
	Napier	From the new city.	Napyer, Neper, Nepier, Nepyer	Spanish
	Napoleon	Fierce one from naples; lion from the forest dell.	Napoleane	Greek, Italian
	Narain	Protector, guardian.	Narayan	Hindi
	Narcissus	Daffodil, self-love.	Narciso (spanish), Narcisse, Narcisso (italian), Narcyso, Narcyss, Narcysse, Narcyssus, Narkis, Narkissos	Greek
	Nard	Player of ches.		Persian
	Nardo	Bold as a bear, strength. a short form of bernard, warrior.	Barnard, Barney, Barny, Bern, Bernard, Bernie, Nard (persian)	German, Italian
	Nardoo	Clover		Australian aboriginal
	Narn	Sea		Australian aboriginal
	Narrie	Bushfire	Narree, Narrey, Narri, Narry	Australian aboriginal
	Narve	Healthy strength.	Narv	Dutch
	Nash	Adventurer, geographical - from nashville.	Nashville	American
	Nashoba	Wolf	Nashobah	Choctaw
	Nasim	Breeze	Naseem, Nazym	Persian
	Nassa	God's names.		Arabic
	Nasser	Victorious	Naseer, Nasir, Nassor, Nassyr	Arabic
	Nat	Gift of god. a short form of nathan and nathaniel.	Natt	English, Hebrew
	Natal	Birth. the spanish form of noel, born at christmas time.	Natale, Natalino, Natalio, Nataly	Latin
	Natane	Gift	Natain, Nataine, Natan, Natayn, Natayne	Polynesian
	Nate	Little gift. a short form of nathan and nathaniel.	Nait, Naite, Nayt, Nayte	Hebrew
	Nathan	He gave, gift. the short form of nathaniel	Haethin, Naethan, Naethen, Naethon, Naethun, Naethyn, Naithan, Naithen, Naithin, Naithon, Naithun, Naithyn, Natham, Nathann, Nathean, Nathen, Nathian, Nathin, Nathon, Nathun, Nathyn, Natthan, Naythan	Hebrew
	Nathaniel	Gift of god	Naethanael, Naethanial, Nafanael (russian), Nafanail, Nafanyl, Nafanyle, Naithanael, Naithanyael, Naithanyal, Naithanyel, Natalianou (samoan), Nataneal (spanish), Nataniel (sp	Hebrew
	Nattai	Water	Nattay	Australian aboriginal
	Nav	Name	Nev	Gypsy
	Navarro	From the plains.	Navara, Navarah, Navaro, Navarra, Navarrah	Spanish
	Naveed	Bringer of good thoughts.	Naved	Hindi
	Navin	New one.	Navyn	Hindi
	Nawat	Left-handed.		Native american
	Nawkaw	Wood		Winnebago
	Nayati	Wrestler	Nayaty	Native american
	Nayland	Dweller from the island.	Nailan, Nailand, Naylan	English
	Naylor	Nail maker.	Nailor	Old english
	Nazareth	Geographical - from nazareth in israel.	Nazair, Nazaire, Nazaret, Nazari, Nazarie, Nazario, Nazaryo	Hebrew
	Nazih	Purity	Nazim, Nazir	Arabic
	Ndale	Trickster	Ndal	Malawian, Ngoni
	Ndumiso	Praise		Zulu
	Neal	A champion. see also neil	Neale, Neall, Nealle, Nealon, Nealy, Nealye, Neel, Neele, Neell, Neelle, Neil, Neile, Neill, Neille (scandinavian), Nel, Nels (scandinavian), Nial, Niale, Niall (scottish), Nialle, Niel, Niele, Niell	Irish
	Nebojsa	Fearless		Serbian
	Nebraska	Flat water.	Nebraskah	Sioux
	Neco	Unseeing	Neko	Egyptian
	Ned	Wealthy ruling guardian. a short form of edward.	Nedd, Neddym, Nedric, Nedrick, Nedrickm, Nedrik, Nedryc, Nedryck, Nedryk	English
	Nedaviah	The lord's charity.	Nedavia, Nedavya, Nedavyah	Hebrew
	Neel	Blue		Hindi
	Neenan	Grasshopper.		Australian aboriginal
	Neerim	Neerym		Australian aboriginal
	Negasi	To become royalty.		Ethiopian
	Negev	From the south.		Hebrew
	Nehemiah	With the compassion of god, consolation of god.	Nahemia, Nahemiah, Nechemya, Nehemia, Nehmia, Nehmiah, Nemo, Nethermias, Neyamia, Neyamiah, Neyamya, Neyamyah	Hebrew
	Nehru	Canal		Hindi
	Neil	Champion	Neal (irish), Neale, Neall, Nealle, Nealon, Nealy, Nealye, Neel, Neele, Neell, Neelle, Neile, Neill, Neille (scandinavian), Nel, Nels (scandinavian), Nial, Niale, Niall (scottish), Nialle, Niel, Niele	Gaelic, Irish
	Neka	Wild goose.	Nekah	Native american
	Nektarios	Sweet nectar.	Nektario, Niktario, Nyktario	Greek
	Nelek	Horn colour, horn blower, cornell tree. a form of cornelius.	Nelik, Nelius (latin)	Latin, Polish
	Nelo	God is my judge.	Nello	Hebrew, Spanish
	Nels	Neil's son, son of a champion.	Neal, Neals, Neel, Neils, Nel, Neyl, Nile, Niles, Nils, Niul, Nyle, Nyles	Scandinavian
	Nelson	Neil's son, son of a champion.	Nealsan, Nealsen, Nealso, Nealson, Nealsun, Nealsyn, Neelsan, Neelsen, Neelsun, Neelsyn, Neesin, Neeson, Neilsan, Neilsen, Neilsin, Neilson, Neilsun, Neilsyn, Nelsen, Nelsin, Nelsun, Nelsyn, Neylsan	English, Scandinavian
	Nemesio	Just one.	Nemesyo	Spanish
	Nemo	From the valley, from the glade.	Nimo, Nymo	Greek
	Nemuel	The spreading sea of god.	Nemuele, Nemuell, Nemuelle	Hebrew
	Nen	Ancient water.		Egyptian
	Neper	New town.		Spanish
	Nepo	Friend, comrade.		Australian aboriginal
	Neptune	Ruler of the sea.	Neptuna, Neptunah	Latin
	Nerang	Little	Neran	Australian aboriginal
	Nereus	By the water.		Greek
	Nero	Black; stern, powerful.	Neron, Nerone, Nerron, Nerrone, Niro, Nyro	Latin, Spanish
	Nerville	From the sea village.	Nervil, Nervile, Nervill, Nervyl, Nervyle, Nervyll, Nervylle	French, Irish
	Nesbit	River bend which is nose-shaped, shaped like a nose, nose shaped bend.	Naisbit, Naisbitt, Naisbyt, Naisbytt, Nesbitt, Nesbyt, Nesbytt, Nisbet, Nisbett, Nysbet, Nysbett, Nysbit, Nysbitt, Nysbyt, Nysbytt	Old english
	Nester	Wise traveller.	Nestar, Nestor, Nestyr	Greek
	Netaniah	Gift of god.	Netania, Netanya, Netanyah	Hebrew
	Neto	Earnest		Spanish
	Neumann	New man.		German
	Nevada	Covered in snow.	Navadya, Navadyah, Nevadah, Nevadia, Nevadiah, Nevadyah	Spanish
	Neville	From the new village, new town.	Neval, Nevall, Nevel, Nevele, Nevell, Nevelle, Nevil, Nevile, Nevill, Nevyl, Nevyle, Nevyll, Nevylle	Old french
	Nevin	Little saint; nephew.	Nefan, Nefen, Nefin, Nevan, Neven, Nevins, Nevon, Nevyn, Nivan, Niven (english), Nivon, Nivyn, Nyvan, Nyven, Nyvin, Nyvon, Nyvyn	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Newbold	From the new building.		Old english
	Newell	From the new spring.	Newel	Old english
	Newland	From the reclaimed land.	Newlan	Old english
	Newlin	From the new pool.	Newlyn	Old english
	Newman	New comer, new man.	Neuman, Neumann (german), Newmann, Newmen	English
	Newton	From the new town.	Naunton, Newborough, Newburrie, Newburry, Newtown	Old english
	Ngai	Herb		Vietnamese
	Nghi	Suspicion		Vietnamese
	Nghia	Forever		Vietnamese
	Ngoza	Blessed one.		Ibo
	Ngu	Sleeping		Vietnamese
	Ngunda	Dove		Malawian
	Ngutuku	Fish		Polynesian
	Nhean	Self-knowledge, ego.		Cambodian
	Nhlanhla	Lucky		Zulu
	Niagara	Thunder water.	Niagra, Niagrah	Native american
	Niaz	Present		Hindi
	Nibal	Arrow	Nybal	Arabic
	Nibaw	One who stands tall.	Nybaw	Native american
	Nicabar	Cunning	Nycabar	Gypsy
	Nicho	Follower of dionysos, the god of wine and celebration. a form of denis.	Nycho	Greek, Spanish
	Nicholas	Victorious people.	Claes, Claus, Clobes, Colas, Flaasje (dutch), Klaas (dutch), Klas, Klassis, Klaus, Kolinka, Neacail (scottish), Niccolo (italian), Nichals, Nicholaj, Nicholo (italian), Nickola, Nico, Nicol (scottish)	Greek
	Nicholson	Nicholas' son, son of the victorious people.	Nickelson, Nickoles, Nickoleson, Nycholson, Nyckolson, Nykolson	English, Greek
	Nick	Victorious people. a short form of nicholas.	Nic, Nicc, Nicke, Nik, Nyc, Nyck, Nyk	Greek
	Nicky	Victorious people. a short form of nicholas.	Nicki, Nickie, Nicky, Niki (hungarian), Nikie, Nikki (finnish), Niky, Nycki, Nyckie, Nycky, Nyki, Nykie, Nyky	Greek
	Niel	Gift of god. a form of neil.		Scandinavian
	Nien	Year	Nyen	Vietnamese
	Nigan	Aged	Ngan, Nigen, Nigin, Nigyn, Nygen, Nygin, Nygon, Nygyn	Native american
	Nigel	Black, dark-haired; champion.	Niegal, Niegel, Nigal, Nigiel, Nigil, Nigile, Nijel, Nygal, Nygel	Gaelic, Latin
	Nika	Ferocious	Nica, Nicah, Nicka, Nickah, Nikah, Nyca, Nycah, Nycka, Nyckah, Nyka, Nykah	Yoruba
	Nike	Victorious	Nikee, Nikey, Niki, Nikie, Niky, Nyke, Nykee, Nykey, Nyki, Nykie, Nyky	Greek
	Nikita	Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.	Nakita, Nakitah, Nakitas, Nikula, Nikulah, Nykita, Nykitah, Nykyta, Nykytah	Greek, Russian
	Nikiti	Smooth, round like the abalone shell.	Nikity, Nikyti, Nikyty, Nykiti, Nykity, Nykyty	Native american
	Nila	Blue	Nilah, Nyla, Nylah	Hindi
	Niles	Son of neil, son of the champion.	Niel, Niels, Nile, Nilese, Nilesh, Nyle, Nyles	English
	Nils	Son of neil, son of the champion.		Scandinavian
	Nima	Sun		Tibetan
	Nimrod	Fiery rod, brave great hunter.	Nymrod	Hebrew
	Ninian	Lively		Latin
	Nino	Young child.	Neno, Nyno	Spanish
	Nir	Ploughed field.	Niral, Nirel, Niria, Nyr, Nyra, Nyral, Nyrel, Nyria, Nyrial	Hebrew
	Niran	Eternal	Niren, Nirin, Nirn, Niron, Nyran, Nyren, Nyrin, Nyron, Nyryn	Thai
	Nirvan	Happy	Nyrvan	Hindi
	Nishan	Sign, cross.	Nyshan	Armenian
	Nissan	Emblem	Nisan, Nissim, Nyssan	Hebrew
	Nissim	Miracle	Nisan, Nissym, Nyssim, Nyssym	Hebrew
	Nitis	Good friend.	Netis, Nytis, Nytys	Native american
	Nitya	Constant	Nityah, Nytya, Nytyah	Sanskrit
	Niu	Coconut	Niutei (polynesian), Nyu	Tongan
	Niv	Speech	Nyv	Arabic
	Niven	Little saint.		Irish
	Nixon	Nicholas' son, son of the victorious people.	Nixan, Nixen, Nixin, Nixson, Nixun, Nixyn, Nyxan, Nyxen, Nyxin, Nyxon, Nyxyn	Old english
	Nizam	Leader	Nyzam	Arabic
	Njabulo	Joy		Zulu
	Njau	Youthful bull.		Kenyan
	Nkunda	Loves those who dislike him.	Nkundah	Runyankore
	Noadiah	To meet with god.	Noadia, Nodya, Nodyah	Hebrew
	Noah	Rest, peace, long rest.	French), Noach (dutch), Noak (swedish), Noe (czech, Nohah, Spanish)	Hebrew
	Noak	Rest, peace, long rest. a form of noah.		Swedish
	Noam	Pleasant		Hebrew
	Noble	Noble, respected.	Nobel	Latin
	Nocona	One who wanders.	Noconah	Comanche
	Nodin	Wind	Knoton, Nodyn, Noton	Native american
	Noe	Peace		Hebrew, Spanish
	Noel	Born of christmas day, born at christmas time. the masculine form of noelle.	Natal (spanish), Natale (italian), Noele, Noell, Noelle, Nowel, Nowele, Nowell, Nowelle	French
	Noga	Star, famous.	Nogah	Hebrew
	Nohea	Handsome		Hawaiian
	Nolan	Famous, descended from nobility.	Noland, Nolen, Nolin, Nolon, Nolyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Nompie	Wedge-tailed eagle.	Nompi	Australian aboriginal
	Noor	Light		Hebrew
	Norbert	Brilliant hero; north-bright.	Norberto, Norburt, Norburto, Norbyrt, Norbyrto, Northbert, Northberto, Northburt, Northburto, Northbyrt, Northbyto	Scandinavian, Teutonic
	Norbu	A precious gem.		Tibetan
	Noriss	Northerner	Norice, Noris, Norreys, Norrys	Old french
	Norm	Norse man, man from the north. a short form of norman.	Norman	Old french
	Norman	Norse man, man from the north.	Norm, Normand, Normen, Normin, Normon, Normyn	Old french
	Normandy	Provence in france		French
	North	From the north.		Old english
	Northcliff	From the north cliff.	Northclif, Northclife, Northcliff, Northcliffe, Northclith, Northclithe, Northclyf	Old english
	Northrop	From the north town.	Northrup	Old english
	Norton	From the northern town.	Northton, Northtown	Old english
	Norville	From the northern village.	Norvale, Norvil, Norvile, Norvill	Old english
	Norvin	Friend from the north.	Norvyn, Norwin, Norwyn	Old english
	Norward	Guardian of the north.	Norwald, Norword	Old english
	Norwell	From the north stream.	Northwel, Northwell, Norwel	Old english
	Norwood	Guard at the north gate, from the northern forest.	Northwood	Old english
	Notaku	Growling bear.		Moquelumnan
	Nouri	The prince of light.		Persian
	Nova	New	Novah	Latin
	Nowles	From the grassy slope.	Knowl, Knowle, Knowles, Nowl, Nowle	English
	Noy	Beautiful, bountiful	Noi	Hebrew
	Nqobizitha	Conquer the enemies.		Zulu
	Nsoah	Seventh-born child.	Nsoa	African
	Ntuthuko	Development		Zulu
	Nudge	Gentle push.	Nudg	Australian, Old english
	Nudgee	Green frog.	Nudge	Australian aboriginal
	Nugent	Shoving	Nugant	English
	Nui	Great		Maori
	Numa	Pleasant	Numah	Arabic
	Numair	Panther	Numayr	Arabic
	Numid	Star dancer.	Numyd	Native american
	Nuncio	Messenger, bearer of news.	Nuntius, Nunzio	Italian
	Nunnally	From the valley of the nuns.	Nunally, Nunnaly	Old english
	Nuri	Fire	Neri, Neria, Nery, Noori, Nuriel, Nuris, Nurism, Nury	Hebrew
	Nuria	Fire of the lord.	Nuriah, Nurya, Nuryah	Hebrew
	Nuriel	The lord's fire.	Nuria, Nuriah, Nuriya, Nuryel	Arabic, Hebrew
	Nuru	Born in the day-time light.		Swahili
	Nusair	Bird of prey.	Nusayr	Arabic
	Nwake	Born on the market day.		Nigerian
	Nyasha	Merciful, kind, mercy of god.	Nyashah	Zimbabwean
	Nye	Islander	Nyle	Middle english
	Nyo	From the city.	Nio	Burmese
	O’connor	High will, desire.	O'conor	Celtic, Irish
	O’neil	Neil's son, son of the champion.	O'neal, O'neale, O'neel, O'neele, O'neile, O'nel, O'nele, O'niel, O'nil'o'nile, O'nyel, O'nyele, O'nyl, O'nyle	Irish
	O’shea	Shea's son, son of the majestic one.	O'shay, O'shaye, Osean, Oshae, Oshane, Oshaun, Oshawn	Irish
	Oakes	Dweller by the oak trees.	Oak, Oake, Oaklea, Oakleah, Oaklee, Oakleigh, Oakley, Oaklie, Oakly, Oakol, Oaks, Oaky	Old english
	Oakley	Field of oak trees	Oak, Oaklea, Oakleah, Oaklee, Oakleigh, Oakli, Oaklie, Oakly	Old english
	Oalo	Small		Latin, Spanish
	Oba	King	Obah	Yoruba
	Obadele	King arriving at the wooded hollow.	Obadel	Yoruba
	Obadiah	Servant of god.	Abadia, Obadias, Obadya, Obadyah, Obadyas, Obediah, Obedias, Obedya, Obedyah, Obedyas	Hebrew
	Obasi	Honours god.		Nigerian
	Obed	Working	Obad	Hebrew
	Oberon	Obedient, the king of the fairies.	Oberan, Oberen, Oberin, Oberun, Oberyn	French
	Obert	Wealthy, bright leader.	Obirt, Oburt, Obyrt	Teutonic
	Obie	Servant of god. the short form of obadiah.	Obee, Obey, Obi, Oby	English
	Ocan	Hard times.		Luo
	Oceanus	God of the sea, ocean dweller.	Ocean, Oceana, Oceanah, Oceane, Oceanis, Oceanos, Oceanous, Oceanys	Greek
	Octavio	Eighth-born child.	Octave, Octavee, Octavey, Octavian (french), Octavien, Octavo, Octavyo, Ottavio	Latin
	Octavius	Eighth-born child.	Octavious, Octavous, Octavus (lithuanian), Octavyos, Octavyous, Octavyus, Oktawiusz (polish), Ottavious, Ottavius	Latin
	Odakota	Friendly	Dakota, Dakotah, Odakotah	Native american
	Odam	Son-in-law		Middle englihs
	Odd	Point; strange	Oddvar, Oddver	Norwegian
	Ode	Born on the road while travelling.	Odee, Odey, Odi, Odie, Ody	Benin
	Oded	Encouraging		Hebrew
	Odell	Wealthy, little.; one who lives in the valley.	Odel, Odele, Odelle	Old english, Scandinavian
	Odhran	Green		Irish
	Odin	Ruler	Odyn	Scandinavian
	Odinan	Fifteenth-born child.		African
	Odion	First born of twins.	Odyon	Benin
	Odissan	Thirteenth-born son.		African
	Odo	Wealthy. a form of otto.	Aodh, Audo, Odoh	Old english
	Odom	Oak tree.		Ghanian
	Odon	Wealthy protector.		Hungarian
	Odran	Pale green colour.	Odhran, Odran, Odren, Odrin, Odron, Odryn	Irish
	Odulf	Noble wolf.	Odolf, Odolfe, Odolph, Odolphe	German
	Odwin	Wealthy, noble friend.	Odwinn, Odwyn, Odwynn	German
	Odysseus	Full of wrath.	Odyseus	Greek
	Ofa	Love		Tongan
	Ofer	Young deer, fawn.	Opher	Hebrew
	Ogbay	Don't take him away.	Ogbae, Ogbai	Ethiopian
	Ogbonna	The image of his father.	Ogbonnah	Ibo
	Ogden	Lives besides the oaks, from the valley with the oak trees.	Ogdan, Ogdin, Ogdon, Ogdyn	Old english
	Oghe	Horse worker.		Irish
	Ogier	Wealthy warrior.	Oger, Ogyer	Teutonic
	Ogilvie	High; from the high hill or peak.	Ogil, Ogyl, Ogylvie	Gaelic, Welsh
	Ogima	Chief	Ogimah, Ogyma, Ogymah	Chippewa
	Oglesby	Awe-inspiring one.	Oglesbi, Oglesbie	Old english
	Ogun	God of war.	Ogunkey, Ogunkeye, Ogunsanwo, Ogunsheye	Nigerian
	Ohanko	Restless		Native american
	Ohannes	God is gracious. a form of john.	Ohan, Ohane, Ohanes, Ohann, Ohanne	Hebrew, Turkish
	Ohanzee	Shadow which is comforting.	Ohanze	Kakota
	Ohin	Chief	Ohan, Ohyn	African
	Ohio	Beautiful river.	Ohyo	Native american
	Ohitekah	Brave	Ohiteka	Lakota
	Ohiyesa	Victory		Sioux
	Oisin	Little deer. is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the fenian cycle of irish mythology.	Oisyn, Oysin, Oysyn	Old irish
	Oistin	Little but majestic. a form of austin.	Oistan, Oysin, Oysyn	Irish
	Ojo	Baby of a difficult birth.		Yoruba
	Okapi	Animal with horns, a reddish-brown coat and horizontal white stripes on its legs.	Okapie, Okapy	Swahili
	Oke	Divine spearer; oak tree. a form of oscar.	Okee, Okey, Oki, Okie, Oky	Hawaiian, Scandinavian
	Okeke	Born on market day.		Ibo
	Okemos	Little chief.		Native american
	Oketa	Orchid	Oketah	Tongan
	Okoon	Born during the night.		African
	Okoth	Born during a storm.		Nigerian
	Okpara	First-born son.	Okparah	Ibo
	Okuth	Born during a rain shower.		Luo
	Ola	Eternity	Olah, Olla, Ollah	Hebrew
	Olaf	Ancestral heritage.	Olaph, Olop (estonian)	Old norse
	Olamina	My wealth.	Olaminah, Olamnah, Olamyna	Yoruba
	Olando	From the famous land.	Olan, Oland	Italian
	Oleg	Holy	Olezka	Latvian, Russian
	Oleksandr	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Olek, Oles (polish), Olesandr, Olesko	Greek, Russian
	Olin	Holly	Olen, Olney, Olyn	English
	Olindo	Geographical - from olinthos in italy.	Olin, Olind, Olyn, Olynd, Olyndo	Italian
	Olishola	God has blessed.	Olusholah	Yoruba
	Oliver	Olive tree; affectionate, kind.	Hiliver, Holivaer, Holivar, Olier (french), Oliva, Olivah, Olivar, Olivarius, Oliveras (lithuanian), Oliverio (spanish), Olivero (italian), Oliveros (spanish), Olivier (french), Olivieras, Oliviero (s	Latin, Old french, Scandinavian
	Ollie	Olive tree; affectionate, kind. a short form of names starting with 'ol'.	Olea, Oleah, Olee, Oleigh, Oley, Oli, Olie, Ollea, Olleah, Ollee, Olleigh, Olley, Olli, Olly, Oly	Latin, Old french, Scandinavian
	Olney	From the old island.		Old english
	Olujimi	God gave me this.	Olujimy	Yoruba
	Olympas	Of olympus, heavenly.		Greek
	Omar	Long life, first son, most high, follow of the prophet, speaker.	Omer, Omir, Omri, Omyr, Umar, Umer	Arabic
	Omari	Highest follower of the prophet, speaker. a form of omar.	Omar, Omaree, Omarey, Omarie, Omary	African, Arabic, Swahili
	Omolara	Child born during the night.	Omolarah	Benin
	On	Peace; coconut.		Burmese, Chinese
	Ona	Unity; graceful; donkey.		Gaelic, Greek, Iriah, Latin, Lithuanian
	Onacona	White owl.	Onaconah	Cherokee
	Onan	Prosperous	Nan, Nani, Nanie, Nany, Onen, Onin, Onon, Onyn	Turkish
	Onani	To look quickly.	Onanee, Onanie, Onany	African
	Onaona	Fragrance which is pleasant.	Onaonah	Hawaiian
	Ongo	Spirited		Tongan
	Onhur	Honourable		Turkish
	Onike	Onyx, semi-precious stone.		Tongan
	Onilwyn	Ash-grove friend.	Onilwin	Welsh
	Onkar	Purity		Hindi
	Onslow	From the zealous one's hill.		Old english
	Ophir	Faith	Ophyr	Hebrew
	Opio	First born of twin boys.	Opyo	Hebrew
	Oran	Green	Oren, Orin, Oron, Orran, Orren, Orrin, Orron, Orryn, Oryn	Irish
	Oratio	Time keeper; promise. a form of horatio.	Horatio, Oratyo, Orazio, Orazyo	Greek, Latin
	Orban	Urban; circle, globe.	Orben, Orbin, Orbon, Orbyn	Hungarian, Latin
	Ord	Spear	Orde	Old english
	Orde	Peaceful, logical.	Ordel, Ordele, Ordell, Ordelle	Latin
	Ordell	Beginning	Orde, Ordel, Ordele, Ordelle	Latin
	Ordway	Spear path.	Ordwai	Old english
	Oreb	Raven, black.		Hebrew
	Orel	Eagle; listener; from the hill of ore.	Oran, Oreel, Orele, Orell, Orelle, Orenthal, Oriel, Oriele, Orielle, Orin, Orran, Orrel, Orrele, Orrell, Orrelle, Orren, Orrin, Orryn, Oryn	Latin, Old english, Russian
	Oren	Pine tree; pale-complexioned.	Oran, Orin, Oron, Oryn	Gaelic, Hebrew
	Orestes	Mountaineer	Orest, Oreste	Greek
	Orev	Raven		Hebrew
	Orford	From the upper river crossing.		Old english
	Ori	Light	Oree, Orey, Orie, Ory	Hebrew
	Orien	Visitor from the east.	Oran, Oren, Orian, Orin, Orion, Oris, Oron, Orono, Orran, Orren, Orrin, Orryn, Orryon, Oryn	Latin
	Orin	White	Oran, Oren, Oron, Orran, Orren, Orrin, Orron, Orryn, Oryn	Celtic
	Orion	Son of fire, son of light.	Orian, Orien, Oryan, Oryen, Oryin, Oryon	Greek
	Orlan	From the pointed land.	Orland, Orlando	English
	Orlando	Land of gold, famous.	Lando, Oland, Olando, Orlan, Orland, Orlanda, Orlande, Orlandous, Orlandus, Orlon, Orlond, Orlondo, Orlondon	German
	Orman	Mariner; spearman.	Ormen	Old english, Teutonic
	Ormond	From the bear mountain.	Ormon, Ormondo	Old english
	Oro	Golden		Spanish
	Oroiti	Slow-footed.		Polynesian
	Oron	Light	Oran, Oren, Orin, Orun, Oryn	Hebrew
	Orono	From oren.	Oron	Latin
	Orpheus	Ear	Orfeus	Greek
	Orrick	Dweller at the old oak tree.	Oric, Orick, Orik, Orric, Orrik, Orryc, Orryck, Orryk, Oryc, Oryck, Oryk	English
	Orrin	River	Orin, Orryn, Oryn	English
	Orris	Time keeper; promise. a form of horatio.	Oris, Orris, Orriss, Orrys, Orryss	Greek, Latin
	Orry	From the orient.	Oarri, Oarrie, Orrey, Orri, Orrie, Ory	Latin
	Orsino	Bear. a form of orson.	Orsine, Orsyne, Orsyno	Italian, Latin
	Orson	A bear.	Orsin, Orsino, Orsoch, Orsyn, Ursen, Ursin, Urson	Latin
	Orton	From the riverside town.	Ortan, Ortin, Ortn, Ortyn	Old english
	Ortzi	Sky	Ortzy	Basque
	Orunjan	Born under the midday sun.		Yoruba
	Orville	From the golden city.	Orvil, Orvile, Orvill, Orvyl, Orvyle, Orvyll, Orvylle	Old french
	Orvin	Friend with a spear.	Orvan, Orven, Orvon, Orvyn, Orwin, Orwyn	English
	Osahar	God will hear.		Benin
	Osaze	God likes.	Osaz	Benin
	Osbert	Clever, bright, divine; bright god.	Osbirt, Osborne, Osbyrt, Osric	Old english, Old norse
	Osborn	Divine warrior; divine bear.	Osborne, Osbourn, Osbourne, Osburn, Osburne	Old english, Old norse
	Oscar	Divine strength, divine spear.	Oke, Oscer, Osgar (gaelic), Oskar, Oskaras (lithuanian), Osker	Old english, Scandinavian
	Osei	Noble	Osee, Osey, Osi, Osie, Osy	Fanti
	Osgood	Divinely good, creator.		Old english
	Osiris	Mythological god of rebirth, resurrection, fertility and the after-life.	Osirys, Osyris, Osyrys	Egyptian
	Osman	Ruler; servant of god.	Osmanek, Osmen, Osmin, Osmon, Osmyn, Otthmor, Ottmar, Ottmor	English, Turkish
	Osmand	Protected by god.	Esman, Esmand, Osman, Osmond, Osmondo, Osmund, Osmundo, Oswin, Oswyn	Old english
	Osmar	Divinely glorious.	Osmer, Osmir, Osmor, Osmyr	Old english
	Osmond	Godly defence, divine protector.	Osmonde, Osmondo, Osmont, Osmonte, Osmund, Osmunde, Osmundo, Osmunt, Osmunte	Old english
	Osred	Divine advisor.		Old english
	Osric	Divine ruler.	Osric, Osrick, Osrig, Osrik, Osryc, Osryck, Osryg, Osryk	Old english
	Ossian	Fawn	Ossyan, Osyan	Irish
	Ossie	Divine		Old english
	Osten	Held in high regard.	Ostan, Ostin, Ostun, Ostyn	Latin
	Oswald	God of the forest, divinely ruled by god.	Osvald, Osvaldo, Osvalds, Oswal, Oswaldo, Oswall, Oswel, Osweld, Osweldo, Oswell	Old english
	Oswin	Divine friend.	Oswyn	Old english
	Ota	Prosperous	Otah, Otik	Czech
	Otadan	Many		Native american
	Otaktay	Many strikes.	Otaktai	Lakota
	Otayba	Bird	Otaybah	Australian aboriginal
	Otem	Born away from home.		Luo
	Othello	Prosperous, wealthy.	Otello (italian), Otto	German, Spanish
	Othman	Wealthy	Othmen	German
	Othniel	Lion of god.	Othnyel	Hebrew
	Otis	Son of otto, son of the wealthy, prosperous one; one who hears well.	Oates, Otes, Ottis, Ottys, Otys	Greek, Old english
	Otskai	Going	Otskae, Otskaie, Otskay	Native american
	Ottah	Baby who is thin.	Ota, Otah, Otta	Nigerian
	Ottar	Point warrior, maker of arrows.	Otar	Norwegian
	Ottmar	Ruler	Otman, Otmen, Otomar, Otomars, Ottmen, Ottmer, Ottoma, Ottomar	Turkish
	Otto	Prosperous, wealthy.	Oddo, Odo, Osman, Osmand, Othello (italian), Othman, Othmar, Oto, Otoe, Otow, Otteran, Ottmar, Ottmer, Ottone (italian), Ottorina	Teutonic
	Ottokar	Happy warrior.	Otokar	German
	Otu	Sea shells being collected into a basket.	Ottu	Native american
	Otway	Lucky in battle.	Otwai	Teutonic
	Ouray	Arrow	Ourae, Ourai	Native american
	Overton	From the high town.	Overtan, Overten, Overtin, Overtyn	Middle english
	Ovid	Life	Ovyd	Latin
	Oviedo	Applause	Ovyedo	Spanish
	Owen	Well born. a form of evan.	Evan, Even, Evin, Evon, Ewen, Owain, Owaine (celtic), Owan, Owayn, Owayne, Owin, Owine, Owon, Owone, Owyn, Owyne, Ywain, Ywaine, Ywayn, Ywayne	Welsh
	Owney	Elder	Onee, Oney, Oni, Onie, Ony, Ownee, Owni, Ownie, Owny	Irish
	Oxford	From the oxen river crossing.	Oxforde	Old english
	Oxley	From the meadow of the oxen.	Oxlea, Oxleah, Oxlee, Oxleigh, Oxli, Oxlie, Oxly	Old english
	Oxton	From the ox town.	Oxtan, Oxten, Oxtin, Oxtyn	Old english
	Oya	Talking of the snake.	Oyah	Moquelumnan
	Oystein	Rock of joy.	Osten, Ostin, Oston, Ostyn	Norwegian
	Oz	Strength	Ozz, Ozzie	Hebrew
	Ozias	Strength of the lord.	Izia, Oziah, Ozya, Ozyah, Ozyas	Hebrew
	Ozni	Ear	Ozny	Hebrew
	Ozuru	Stork	Ozuro, Ozuroo	Japanese
	Ozzie	Divinely ruled by god, god of the forest. the short form of names starting with "os" or "oz".	Osi, Osie, Oss, Ossi, Ossie, Ossy, Osy, Oz, Ozi, Ozie, Ozy, Ozz, Ozzi, Ozzy	Old english
	Paavo	Small. a form of paul.	Paav	Finnish, Latin
	Pablo	Small	Paley, Paul, Paulo	Spanish
	Pace	Born at easter time.	Paice, Payce	English, French
	Pachomai	Grey	Pachomay	Australian aboriginal
	Pacifico	Peaceful	Pacific, Pacifica	Filipino
	Paco	One who packs; bold eagle.	Packo, Pako	Italian, Native american, Spanish
	Padarn	Fatherly		Welsh
	Paddy	Noble. the irish form of patrick.	Paddee, Paddey, Paddi, Paddie, Padi, Padie, Padriac, Pady, Patrick	Irish
	Padget	Attendant, young child.	Padgett, Paget (french), Pagett, Paiget, Paigett, Payget, Paygett	English
	Padilpa	Parrot	Padilpah	Australian aboriginal
	Padraic	Noble. a form of patrick.	Padraig	Irish
	Padre	Priest		Spanish
	Padruig	Noble. a form of patrick.		Scottish
	Padulla	Stone	Padula, Padulah, Padullah	Australian aboriginal
	Pagan	Country dweller.	Paegan, Paegen, Paegin, Paegon, Paegyn, Paganel, Pagen, Pagin, Pagon, Pagun, Paigan, Paige, Paigen, Paigin, Paigon, Paigyn, Pain, Paine, Payn, Payne, Paynel	Latin
	Page	Attendant, young child. the masculine form of paige.	Padge, Paeg, Paege, Pag, Page, Paig, Paige, Payge	English
	Pagiel	Worships god.	Paegel, Paegell, Pagiell, Paigel, Paigell, Paygel, Paygell	Hebrew
	Paine	Country person.	Pain, Painey, Pane, Payn, Payne	Old french
	Painter	Artist who works with paint.	Paintar, Paintor, Payntar, Paynter, Payntor	English
	Paki	Witness		African
	Pakile	Royal	Pakil, Pakill, Pakyl, Pakyll	Hawaiian
	Pal	Small. a form of paul.	Pali, Palika	Hungarian, Latin, Swedish
	Palaina	Strong honour.	Palainah	Hawaiian, Irish
	Palaki	Black	Palakee, Palakey, Palakie, Palaky	Polynesian
	Palash	Flowery tree.		Hindi
	Palauni	Brown	Palaunie, Palauny	Polynesian
	Palben	Blond-haired.		Basque
	Palladin	Warrior, fighter.	Palladyn	Native american
	Pallano	New moon.	Palano	Australian aboriginal
	Pallaton	Warrior	Palleten	Native american
	Palmer	Palm bearer, pilgrim.	Palm, Palma, Palmah	Old english
	Palmiro	Born on palm sunday.	Palmira, Palmirow, Palmyro	Latin
	Palti	God frees.		Hebrew
	Panas	Immortal		Russian
	Panayiotos	All holy.		Greek
	Pancho	Freedom; honest. a form of frank.	Panchito	English, Old english, Spanish
	Pancras	Powerful strength, all powerful.		Greek
	Pandu	Pale	Pandue	Sanskrit
	Pangari	Soul	Pangary	Australian aboriginal
	Panos	Stone. a form of peter.	Pano	Greek
	Paolo	Small. a form of paul.		Italian, Latin
	Papa	Earth.	Pappa	Polynesian
	Papacy	From the pope's office.		Latin
	Papahi	Mischievous, smart.	Papahy	Tongan
	Papiano	Prosperous bean grower. a form of fabian.	Papian	Hawaiian, Latin
	Pare	Peeler		English
	Paris	Geographical - the capital of france.		French
	Park	Keeper of the park. a short form of parker.	Parc, Parke	Middle english
	Parker	Keeper of the park.	Parkman	Middle english
	Parkin	Young peter, little stone.	Parkyn, Perkin, Perkyn	English
	Parlan	Farmer	Parlen, Parlin, Parlon, Parlyn	Scottish
	Parle	Little peter.		Old french
	Parnell	Little peter, little stone.	Parnel, Parnele, Parnelle	Middle english
	Parr	From the barn.		English
	Parri	Stream	Pari, Parrie, Parry, Pary	Australian aboriginal
	Parrish	District of the church.	Parish, Parrisch, Parrysh, Parysh	English
	Parry	Son of harry, son of the army ruler; warding off an attack.	Paree, Parey, Pari, Parie, Parree, Parrey, Parri, Parrie, Pary	English, Welsh
	Parson	Parish priest.		English
	Pas	Dance		Latin
	Pasang	Born on a friday.		Tibetan
	Pascal	Easter's infant, born at easter time.	Pascale, Pascall pascalle, Pasch, Paschal, Pascoe, Pascoli, Pascual (spanish), Pashel, Pasquale (italian)	Italian
	Pascale	Passover/easter.	Pasquale	Italian
	Pasha	Small. a form of paul.	Pashah, Pashenka, Pashka	Latin, Russian
	Pastor	Drawing; spiritual leader.	Pastar, Paster, Pastir, Pastyr	English, Latin
	Pat	Little noble one. a short form of names beginning with "pat".	Patt	Latin
	Patamon	Angry	Pataman, Patamen, Patamin, Patamyn	Native american
	Pati	Master	Patie, Patt, Patti, Pattie, Patty, Paty	Sanskrit
	Patonga	Small wallaby	Patongah	Australian aboriginal
	Patrick	Nobelman	Padraic, Padraig, Padruig, Patric, Patrice (french), Patrizio (italian), Patrizius (german), Patryc, Patryck	Latin
	Patrin	Trailblazer		Gypsy
	Patrobas	Life of his father.	Pad, Padd, Paddi, Paddie, Paddy, Padi, Padie, Pady, Pat, Pati, Patie, Patt, Patti, Pattie, Patty, Paty, Ric, Rici, Ricie, Rick, Ricki, Rickie, Ricky, Rik, Riki, Rikie, Riky, Ryc, Ryck, Rycki, Ryckie	Greek
	Patroclus	His father's glory.		Greek
	Patterson	Pat's son, son of the noble one.	Paterson, Patteson	Irish
	Pattin	Leaf	Patin, Pattyn, Patyn	Gypsy
	Patton	From the warrior's town.	Patan, Paten, Patin, Paton, Pattan, Patten, Pattin pattun, Pattyn, Patyn	Old english
	Patwin	Man; noble friend.	Patwyn	Native american, Old english
	Paul	Small	Paal, Paavo (finnish), Pablo (spanish), Padlo (italian), Padra, Pal, Paley, Pall, Paolo (italian), Paova (polynesian), Pauley, Pauli, Paulie, Paulin (greek), Paulinas, Paulino (spanish), Paulinus (lit	Latin
	Paulo	Small. little people.	Pablo, Paley, Paul	Italian, Latin
	Pave	Paver	Paver	English
	Pavel	Small, a form of paul.		Polish, Russian
	Pavit	Purity	Pavitt, Pavyt, Pavytt	Hindi
	Pawel	Small. a form of peter.	Pawelek, Pawell, Pawl	Polish
	Pax	From the town of peace. a short form of paxton.	Paxx	Latin
	Paxton	Son of peace, from the town of peace.	Paxtan, Paxten, Paxtin, Paxtun, Paxtyn	Latin
	Payat	He is coming.	Payatt, Payet, Payett	Native american
	Payne	From the country.	Pain, Paine, Payn	Latin
	Paytah	Fire	Paitah, Payta, Pita	Lakota
	Paz	Peace or gold.	Pax	Latin, Spanish
	Peadar	Stone. a form of peter.	Paeador, Peadair, Peadir, Peadyr	Irish
	Pearson	Peter's son, son of the stone.	Pearsson, Pehrson, Peirsson, Peterson, Pierson, Pyerson	Scottish
	Peatea	Polar bear.		Tongan
	Pedahel	God will redeem.	Pedahil, Pedahyl	Hebrew
	Peder	Stone. a form of peter.	Peadar, Peader, Pedey, Pedro (spanish), Peers (english), Peet (estonian), Peeter (estonian), Peir (french), Peirce (english), Pekeio (hawaiian), Pete (english), Petr (bulgarian), Petras, Petros (greek	Latin, Scandinavian
	Pedro	Little. a form of peter.	Perry, Pete, Peter, Pierce	Spanish
	Peel	From the castle on the scottish border; stronghold.	Peal, Peil, Peyl	Celtic, Old french
	Peka	Stone. a form of peter.	Pekelo	Hawaiian
	Pekeri	Dream		Australian aboriginal
	Pekka	Stone. a form of peter.		Finnish
	Pelagius	Of the sea.	Pelagyus	Greek
	Peleke	Wise helper.		Hawaiian
	Pelham	From the stream village; pelt, hide.	Pelhem, Pelhim, Pelhon, Pelhym	Old english
	Peli	Happy	Pelie, Pely	Basque, Latin
	Pelias	Leader	Pelyas	Greek
	Pell	Mantle, scarf.	Pel	English
	Pello	Stone		Basque, Greek
	Pelton	From the town by the pool.	Peltan, Pelten, Peltin, Peltyn	English
	Pemba	Born on a saturday.		Tibetan
	Pembroke	A broken hill, from the headland, form the hill stream.	Pembrock, Pembrok	Celtic, Welsh
	Pendle	Hill	Pendal, Pendel, Penndal, Penndel, Penndle	Old english
	Penley	From the enclosed meadow.	Panli, Panlie, Panly, Penlea, Penleah, Penlee, Penleigh	English
	Penmina	Favourite son. a form of benjamin.	Penminah, Penmyna, Penmynah	Hawaiian, Hebrew
	Penn	From the enclosure; commander; quill, pen.	Pen	Latin, Old english, Old german
	Penrith	From the chief river crossing.	Penryth	Old welsh
	Penrod	Renowned commander.	Pennrod	Teutonic
	Pentecost	Whitsuntide		Greek
	Penwyn	Blond		Welsh
	Peopeo	Bird		Nez perce
	Pepe	God will increase; god has added a child. the spanish form of joseph.	Pepa (czech), Pepee, Pepey, Pepi, Pepie, Peppe (italian), Peppee, Peppey, Peppi, Peppie, Peppy, Pepy	Hebrew, Spanish
	Pepin	Petitioner, perseverant one.	Pepan, Pepen, Pepon, Pepyn	Teutonic
	Per	Stone. a form of peter.		Latin, Swedish
	Perach	Flower.	Pera, Perah	Hebrew
	Perben	Stone	Perban, Perbin, Perbon, Perbyn	Danish, Greek
	Percival	Piercing the valley, perceptive.	Parsefal, Parsifal, Pededur, Perceval, Percivale, Percyval	Old french
	Percy	Piercing the valley, perceptive.	Percee, Percey, Perci, Percie	Old french
	Peregrine	Foreigner, wanderer.	Pelaijo (italian), Pelgrim (dutch), Pellegrino, Peregrin (french), Peregrino, Peregryn, Perergrin, Perergryn, Pilgrim	Latin
	Peretz	To leap.	Perez	Hebrew
	Perez	To break through.	Perezz	Hebrew
	Pericies	Just leader.	Perycies	Greek
	Pericles	Famous far and wide.		Greek
	Perkin	Little peter, little stone.	Perka, Perkah, Perkins, Perkyn, Perkyns	English
	Perrin	Little peter.		Old french
	Perry	A rock, stone. a form of peter. a short form of peregrine, foreigner.	Peree, Perey, Peri, Perie, Perree, Perrey, Perri, Perrie, Pery	Greek, Old english
	Perseus	Destroyer		Greek
	Persis	From persia.	Persys	Greek
	Perth	From the thorn-bush thicket.	Pyrth	Scottish
	Pervis	Passage	Pervys	Latin
	Pesach	One who is spared.	Pesac, Pessach	Hebrew
	Pesekava	Song		Polynesian
	Pete	A rock, stone. the short form of peter.	Peat, Peet, Peit, Peyt, Pyet	English, Latin
	Peter	A rock, stone.	Danish), Feoris, Panos, Parnal, Parnel, Parrie, Parry, Peadair (scottish), Pearce (english), Peat, Peate, Peater, Pedar (norse, Peder, Pedo (estonian), Pedr (welsh), Pedrinho (portuguese), Pedro (span	English, Latin
	Pethuel	With an open mind towards god.		Hebrew
	Petiri	Here	Petri, Petyri, Petyry	Shona
	Peton	From the warrior's town.	Peaten, Peatin, Peatoan, Peaton, Peatun, Peatyn, Petan, Peten, Petin, Petun, Petyn	Old english
	Peverell	Piper, whistler.	Peverall, Peverel, Peveril, Peveryl	Piper
	Pewlin	Small	Pewlan, Pewlen, Pewlon, Pewlyn	Welsh
	Peyt	From the warrior's estate, from the toll keeper's town, from the fighting-man's estate. a short form of peyton.		Old english
	Peyton	From the warrior's estate, from the toll keeper's town, from the fighting-man's estate.	Paeton, Paiton, Payton, Peiton	Old english
	Pezi	Grass		Sioux
	Pharaoh	Ruler	Faro, Faroh, Pharo, Pharoh	Egyptian, Latin
	Phelan	Little wolf.	Felan, Feland, Pheland	Celtic, Irish
	Phelps	Philip's son, son of the one who loves horses.	Felp, Felps, Phelp	English
	Phil	Philip's son, son of the one who loves horses, spokesperson. a short form of philip.		Hebrew
	Philander	Lover of humankind. a combination of phil and alexander.	Filander, Fylander, Phylander	Greek
	Philaret	One		Greek
	Philart	One who loves virtue.	Filart, Fylart, Fylarte, Philaret, Philarte, Phylart, Phylarte	Greek
	Philemon	Kiss	Philamin, Philamina, Philamine, Philamna, Philamyn, Philmon, Philmyn, Philmyna, Philmyne, Phylmin, Phylmina, Phylmine, Phylmon, Phylmyn	Greek
	Philibert	Bright	Filbert, Filberte, Filbirt, Filbirte, Filburt, Filburte, Filibert, Filiberte, Filibirt, Filibirte, Filiburt, Filiburte, Fy, Fylbert, Fylberte, Fylbirt, Fylbirte, Fylburt, Fylburte, Fylibert, Fyliberte	Bright
	Philiman	Lover of humankind.	Phileman, Philleman, Philliman, Phyliman, Phylliman	Greek
	Philip	Philip's son, son of the one who loves horses, spokesperson.	Feeleep, Felep, Felide, Felip, Felipe, Filandras, Filep, Filip, Filippinho, Filippo, Filypas, Fulip, Fulup, Lip (italian), Phelippe, Phelp, Phelps (english), Philipp, Philippe (french), Philippos (gre	Hebrew
	Phillips	Son of philip.		Old english
	Philo	Long friend, loving, friendly.	Filo, Fylo, Phylo	Greek
	Phineas	Dark-skinned; prophecy, mouth of brass.	Fineas, Fyneas, Phyneas	Egyptian, Hebrew
	Phirun	Rain		Cambodian
	Phoebus	Shining, pure, bright, of the sun. the masculine form of phoebe.	Phoebas, Phoebius	Greek
	Phoenix	Purple, immortal.		Greek
	Phuong	Fragrant		Vietnamese
	Piao	Handsome		Chinese
	Pias	Fun		Gypsy
	Pickford	From the river crossing near the pick.		Old english
	Pickworth	From the woodcutter's estate.		Old english
	Picton	From the town near the pointy hill.	Picktown, Picktyn, Pickun, Pictan, Picten, Pictun, Piktan, Pikten, Piktin, Pikton, Piktown, Piktun, Piktyn, Pyckton, Pyctin, Pycton, Pyctyn, Pyktin, Pykton, Pyktyn	Old english
	Pie	Dutiful. the french form of pius, devout.	Pye	French, Latin
	Pier	From the pier.		English
	Pierce	Sharp, a rock, stone. another form of peter.		Old french
	Piercy	From the pier hedge.		English
	Pierre	A rock, stone. french form of peter.	Peter	French
	Pikoka	Peacock	Pikokah, Pykoka, Pykokah	Tongan
	Pila	Wilful. a form of bill.	Pilah	Hawaiian
	Pilar	Pillar, column.	Pillar, Pylar, Pyllar	Latin, Spanish
	Pili	Second-born child.	Pyli, Pyly	Swahili
	Pillan	Supreme essence.	Pilan, Pylan, Pyllan	Native american
	Pilpo	One who loves horses.		Greek, Hawaiian
	Pin	Faithful	Pyn	Vietnamese
	Pinchas	Dark-haired; oracle.	Phineas, Pincas, Pinchos, Pincus, Pinkas, Pinkus, Pynchas	Egyptian, Hebrew
	Pindari	From the high ground.	Pyndari, Pyndary	Australian aboriginal
	Pino	God adds.		Italian
	Pinon	Star constellation.		Native american
	Pinpi	Pynpi, pynpy		Australian aboriginal
	Pio	Purity	Pyo	Latin
	Pip	Seed		English
	Pippin	Father	Pippyn	German
	Piram	Fast	Pyram	Hebrew
	Piran	Prayer	Peran, Pieran, Pieren, Pieryn, Pyran	Irish
	Pirramurar	Shield		Australian aboriginal
	Pirrin	Cave	Pirryn, Pyrrin, Pyrryn	Australian aboriginal
	Pirro	One with the flaming red hair.	Piro, Pyro, Pyrro	Greek, Spanish
	Pitney	From the island of the strong-willed.	Pitnee, Pitni, Pitnie, Pitny, Pytnee, Pytney, Pytni, Pytnie, Pytny	English
	Pitt	From the hollow or pit.	Pit	Old english
	Pius	Devout	Pie (french), Pinz (breton), Pye, Pyus	Latin
	Pizi	Middle son.		Sioux
	Placid	Quiet, calm, peaceful. a short form of placidus.	Placyd (polish)	English
	Placidus	Quite, calm, peaceful.	Placidio (italian), Placido (spanish), Placydius	Latin
	Plato	Strong shoulders, broad one, broad shoulders.	Platan, Platen, Platin, Platon, Platun, Platyn	Greek
	Platt	From the flat land.	Platte	French
	Pledge	Promise		English
	Pocano	The spirits are coming.		Pueblo
	Poesy	Poetry		Latin
	Polar	From the polar region.		Latin
	Pollard	Short-haired.	Polard, Polerd, Pollerd	Norse
	Pollock	Small; crowned.	Polick, Pollick, Polloch, Pollok, Polock, Polok	Greek, Old english
	Pollux	Crowned	Polux	Greek
	Polo	Alligator; brave wanderer.	Pollo	African, Timbetan
	Polona	Hawk	Polonah	Australian aboriginal
	Pomeroy	From the apple orchard.	Pmeroi, Pomaroi, Pomaroy	French
	Ponce	Fith-born child.		Spanish
	Pontus	Sea god.		Greek
	Pony	Small horse.	Ponee, Poney, Poni, Ponie	Scottish
	Porfirio	Dressed in purple. purple stone.	Porfiryo, Porfryio, Porfryo	Greek
	Porter	Door guard. gate keeper. to carry.		Latin
	Posin	Old grandfather elephant		Chinese
	Posoa	Friendly. flirt.	Posoah	Polynesian
	Potiki	Youngest child.	Potily	Maori
	Poutini	Green stone.	Poutiny, Poutyny	Polynesian
	Pov	Earth		Gypsy
	Powa	Wealthy	Powah	Native american
	Powell	Son of howell. little alert one.	Powal, Powall, Powel, Powil, Powill, Powyl, Powyll	Celtic
	Powhatan	Where the powwow is being held.		Algonquin
	Prabhat	Dawn light.		Hindi
	Pradeep	Light		Hindi
	Pradosh	Night light.		Hindi
	Pradyuma	Son of krishna.		Sanskrit
	Prajwal	Extreme brightness, brilliant, dazzling, lustrous		Hindi
	Prakash	Light		Sanskrit
	Pramad	Joy		Hindi
	Praman	Wisdom	Pramanah	Polynesian
	Pramana	Wisdom		Indonesian
	Pramod	Happy		Hindi
	Prantin	Wonder	Prantyn	Australian aboriginal
	Prasad	Brilliant		Hindi
	Prashant	Calm and composed.		Hindi
	Pratap	Great		Hindi
	Pravat	History		Thai
	Pravin	Capable	Pravyn	Hindi
	Praxedes	Active	Praxiteles	Greek
	Prem	Love		Hindi
	Premysl	First born.		Czech
	Prentice	Apprentice	Prentis, Prentise, Prentiss, Prentyc, Prentyce, Prentys, Prentyse	Middle english
	Prescott	Priest's cottage.	Prescot	Old english
	President	Leader of a nation or company/corporation.		English
	Presley	From the meadow of the priest.	Preslea, Presleah, Preslee, Presleigh, Presli, Preslie, Presly	English
	Preston	Priest's town.	Prestan, Presten, Prestin, Prestyn	English
	Prewitt	Little brave one, little valiant one.	Preuet, Prewet, Prewit, Prewyt, Prewytt, Pruit, Pruitt, Pruyt, Pruytt, Prwett	French
	Priam	The king of troy.		Greek
	Price	Son of the ardent one, passion's son.	Pryce	Welsh
	Primo	First-born child. the masculine form of prima.	Primus, Prymo	Italian
	Prince	Chief, first in rank.	Prins, Prinse, Prynce, Pryns, Prynse	Latin
	Priscus	Ancient	Pryscus	Latin
	Probus	Honest		Latin
	Proctor	Leader, administrator, steward.	Proctar, Procter	Latin
	Prokop	Progressive		Czech
	Prometheus	Forethought		Greek
	Prosper	Wealthy		English
	Prospero	Successful		Latin
	Pryor	The head of the priory.	Prior	Latin
	Pshita	Cherished	Pposhitah	Sanskrit
	Puluke	Dweller at the dense shrubs. a form of bruce.	Puluc	English, Hawaiian
	Puluno	Brown		Hawaiian
	Pumeet	Purity		Sanskrit
	Punawai	Water		Hawaiian
	Puriri	New zealand sheok tree.		Maori
	Purusha	Man	Purushah	Sanskrit
	Purvis	Provider	Purvise, Purviss, Purvys, Purvyss	English, French
	Pushkara	Blue lotus.	Pushkarah	Sanskrit
	Putnam	Dweller by the pond; tree pruner.	Putnem, Putnum	Latin, Old english
	Pwyll	Prudent	Pwill	Welsh
	Qabic	Able	Quabic, Quabick, Quabik, Quabyc, Quabyck, Qyabyk	Arabic
	Qabil	Able	Qabill, Qabyl, Qabyll	Arabic
	Qadim	Ancient	Qadym	Arabic
	Qadir	Powerful	Qadeer, Quadeer, Quadir	Arabic
	Qamar	Moon		Arabic
	Qasim	Divider	Qasym	Arabic
	Qayyim	Rightful, generous.	Qayim	Arabic
	Qenehelo	Sympathy, give a chance.		African/sotho
	Qimat	Valuable	Qymat	Hindi
	Qing-nan	Young generation.		Chinese
	Quaashie	Born on sunday.	Quaashi, Quashi, Quashie	Ewe
	Quabiz	Restrainer	Quabyz	Arabic
	Quadree	Fourth-born child.	Quadrees	African american
	Quahhar	Dominant		Arabic
	Quain	Clever	Quayn	French
	Quamby	Shelter	Quambi	Australian aboriginal
	Quan	Quality, unity, aspiration, nobility; fragrant	Quanah	Chinese, Comanche
	Quan-van	Allowed		Vietnamese
	Quana	Fragrant	Quanah	Native american
	Quant	Quantity	Quanta, Quantae, Quantah, Quantai, Quantay, Quante, Quantea, Quantey, Quantez	Greek
	Quay	From the wharf.		English
	Qudamah	Courageous	Qudam, Qudama	Arabic
	Quddus	Holy	Qudus	Arabic
	Qued	Decorated robe.		Kiowa
	Quenby	From the woman's estate.	Quenbi, Quenbie	Scandinavian
	Quennel	Dweller by the little oak.	Quenal, Quenall, Quenel, Quenell, Quennal, Quennall, Quennell	Old french
	Quentin	The fifth, fifth-born child.	Kvintinuas, Quantin, Queinten, Queintin, Quent, Quenten, Quenton, Quentyn, Quienton, Quincy, Quintan, Quinten, Quintin, Quinton, Quintus, Quyntan, Quynten, Quyntin, Quynton, Quyntyn, Qwenton, Qwentyn	Latin
	Quenton	From the queen's town.	Quentan, Quenten, Quentin, Quentyn	English
	Quigley	From the queen's meadow.	Quiglea, Quigleah, Quiglee, Quigleigh, Quigli, Quiglie, Quigly	Old english
	Quill	Feather	Quil, Quyl, Quyll	English
	Quillan	Cub	Quilan, Quilen, Quilin, Quille, Quillin, Quillon, Quillyn, Quilon, Quilyn	Irish
	Quiller	Writer	Quiler	Old english
	Quillon	Sword	Quilon, Quyllon, Quylon	Latin
	Quimby	Dweller by the queen's estate.	Quembee, Quembey, Quemby, Quenbee, Quenbey, Quenby, Quinbee, Quinby, Quymbee, Quymbey, Quymbi, Quymbie, Quymby, Quynbee, Quynbey, Quynbi, Quynbie, Quynby	Norse
	Quin	Wise	Quinn	Celtic
	Quincy	The fifth, from the fifth son's estate, fifth-born child.	Quincee, Quincey< quinn, Quinnsey, Quinnsy, Qunnsy, Quyncee, Quyncey, Quynn, Quynnsey, Quynnsy, Quynsy	Latin, Old french
	Quinlan	Very strong, well-formed, athletic.	Quindlen, Quinlen, Quinlin, Quinn, Quinnlan, Quynlan, Quynlen, Quynlin, Quynlon, Quynlyn	Irish
	Quinn	Fifth's son estate, wisdom.	Quin, Quyn, Quynn	Gaelic, Irish
	Quinto	Home ruler.		Spanish
	Quinton	Fifth child; from the queen's estate or town.		Latin, Old english
	Quiqui	Ruler of the house. a form of henry.	Quinto, Quiquin, Quyquy	German, Spanish
	Quirin	Magic spell.	Quiryn	English
	Quiver	Arrow holder.	Quyver	English
	Quon	Bright		Chinese
	Qusay	Distant	Qusai	Arabic
	Raamah	Thunder	Raama, Rama, Ramah	Hebrew
	Raanan	Fresh	Ranan	Hebrew
	Rabbi	Master	Rabby, Rabi	Hebrew
	Rabi	Breeze	Rabee, Rabey, Rabie, Raby	Arabic
	Raby	Brightly famous.	Rabee, Rabey, Rabi, Rabie	Scottish
	Race	Competitive, one who races.	Racee, Racel< racer	English
	Rachamin	Compassionate	Racham, Rachaman, Rachamin, Rachamyn, Rachim, Rachman, Rachmiel, Rachmyel, Rachum, Raham, Rahamim, Rahamym	Hebrew
	Rad	Counsellor	Radd, Radel, Radell	Old english
	Radbert	Brilliant counsellor.	Radbirt, Radburt, Radbyrt, Raddbert, Raddbirt, Raddburt, Raddbyrt	Old english
	Radborne	From the red stream.		Old english
	Radburn	From the red, reedy brook.	Radbern, Radborn, Radborne, Radburne, Radbyrn, Radbyrne	Old english
	Radcliffe	From the red cliff.	Radclif, Radcliff, Radclith, Radclithe, Radclyth, Redclif, Redcliff, Redcliffe, Redclyth	Old english
	Radek	Famed ruler.	Radec, Radeque	Czech
	Radford	From the red ford.		Old english
	Radley	From the red meadow.	Radlea, Radleah, Radlee, Radleigh, Redlee, Redleigh, Redley, Redli, Redlie, Redly	Old english
	Radman	Joy		Slavic
	Radmir	The joy of fame.	Radymir	Czech
	Radnore	From the red shore.	Radnore, Redman, Rednor	Slavic
	Radolf	Swift wolf counsellor.	Radolph	Old english
	Radomil	One who loves peace.	Radomyl	Czech
	Radoslav	Gloriously happy.	Radik, Rado, Radoslav, Radzmir, Radzmyr	Polish
	Radwan	Delightful	Radwen, Radwin, Radwon, Radwyn	Arabic
	Raedon	From the rye hill.		Middle english
	Rafa	To cure.	Rafah	Hebrew
	Rafael / raphael	God has healed	Rafaele (italian), Rafaell, Rafaelle (french), Rafaello, Rafaelo, Rafal (polish), Rafeal, Rafee, Rafel, Rafelle, Rafello, Rafer (hebrew), Raffael, Raffael (italian), Raffaelius (lithuanian), Raffaell	Hebrew, Spanish
	Rafat	One who is merciful.		Arabic
	Rafe	A short form of names beginning with "raf" or "raph", god has healed; shield wolf.	Rafer	English, Hebrew
	Rafer	Healed by god.		Hebrew
	Raffaello	God has healed	Rafail, Raphael	Italian
	Rafferty	Rich, son of prosperity.	Rafertee, Rafertey, Raferti, Rafertie, Raferty	Gaelic, Irish
	Rafi	Highly praised.	Rafee, Rafey, Raffee, Raffey, Raffi, Raffie, Raffin, Raffn, Raffy, Rafie, Rafin, Rafy, Rafyn	Arabic
	Rafiq	Kind, friend	Rafeeq, Rafic, Rafique, Rafyq, Rafyqu, Rafyque	Arabic
	Rafu	Net		Japanese
	Raghib	Happy		Arabic
	Raghnall	Wise, powerful.	Raghnal, Ragnal, Ragnall	Irish
	Ragnar	Mighty army.	Ragner, Ragnir, Ragnor, Ragnyr, Rainer, Rainier, Raynar, Rayner, Raynor	Norwegian, Swedish
	Ragnvald	Judgement that is powerful.		Scandinavian
	Rago	Ram		Hausa
	Raguso	From the city of ragusa in sicily.		Italian
	Raheem / rahim	God is compassionate; merciful.	Raeman, Raemen, Raemin, Raemon, Raemyn, Raheem, Raheim, Rahiim, Rahmatt, Rahmen, Rahmet, Rahmin, Rahmon, Rahmyn, Raiman, Raimen, Raimin, Raimon, Raimyn, Raman, Ramen, Ramin, Ramon, Ramyn, Raym, Rayman	Arabic, Punjabi
	Rahi	Free, unrestrained.		Iranian
	Rahul	One who travels.		Arabic
	Raid	Leader	Rayd	Arabic
	Raiden	God of thunder.	Rayder	Japanese
	Raimund	Powerful protector.		German
	Rain	Precipitation, rain.	Raen, Raene, Rain, Raines, Rains, Rayn, Rayne	English
	Rainer	Warrior of judgement, counsellor.	Rain (english), Raina, Raineier, Rainey (german), Rane, Ranier (french), Ranieri (italian), Ranierie, Raynar, Rayner, Raynier, Raynor, Reignier (french), Reinar, Reiner, Reynar, Reyner, Reynir, Reynor	Old german
	Rainhart	Judgement that is great.	Raynhart	German
	Raini	Creator god.	Rainee, Rainie, Rainy, Raynee, Rayney, Rayni, Raynie, Rayny	Native american
	Raj	King, to rule.		Sanskrit
	Raja	The stars; king.	Raj, Rajah, Raji	Australian aboriginal, Hindi
	Rajabu	Born in the seventh month of the islamic calendar.		Swahili
	Rajak	Pure		Hindi
	Rajiv	Stripe		Hindi
	Rajko	Derived from "raj" meaning paradise.		Serbian
	Rakesh	Lord of the full-moon day.		Sanskrit
	Rakim			African
	Rakin	Respectable	Rakeen, Rakyn	Arabic
	Raktim	Bright red.	Raktym	Hindi
	Raleigh	Fields of birds; from the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow.	Raelea, Raeleah, Raelee, Raeleigh, Railea, Raileah, Railee, Raileigh, Railey, Raylea, Rayleah, Raylee, Rayleigh, Rayley, Realey	Old english
	Ralph	Wolf counsellor.	Radulf, Rafe, Raffe, Ralf, Randall, Randolph, Raoul (french), Raul (romanian), Roelof (dutch), Rolf, Rolph, Rou (french)	Old norse
	Ralston	Dweller at the ralph's town, dweller at the wolf counsellor's town.	Ralfston, Ralfstone, Ralfton, Ralftone, Ralphstone, Ralphton, Ralphtone, Ralstone, Ralstyn	Old english
	Ram	Male sheep.		English
	Raman	Joyful		Hebrew
	Rambert	Might brillliant.	Rambirt, Ramburt, Rambyrt	Old german
	Ramelan	Prophecy	Raeland	Indonesian
	Rameses	Sun		Egyptian
	Ramiah	Praise the lord.	Ramia, Ramya, Ramyah	Hebrew
	Ramiro	Supreme judge	Rameriz, Ramirez, Ramos, Ramyro	Portuguese, Spanish
	Ramon	Wise protection	Raymond	Spanish
	Ramsay	From the ram or raven island, the wild garlic island.	Ramsee, Ramsey, Ramsi, Ramsie, Ramsy	Old english
	Ramsden	From the ram's valley/	Ramsden, Ramsdin, Ramsdon, Ramsdyn	Old english
	Ramsey	Raven's island.		Old english
	Ran	Exalted		Hebrew
	Ranan	Fresh, luxuriant.	Ranen, Ranin, Ranon, Ranun, Ranyn	Hebrew
	Rance	Borrowed; marble.	Rancel, Rancell, Ransel, Ransell	African, French
	Rand	Warrior	Rando	English
	Randall	Shield, wolf, wolf counsellor.	Randal, Randall, Randel, Randell	Old english
	Randolph	Shield, wolf, wolf counsellor.	Randolf, Randolfe, Randolphe, Randolpus, Randulfe, Randulp, Randulph, Randulphe	Old english
	Randy	Shield, wolf, wolf counsellor. a short form of randall and randolph.	Randee, Randey, Randi, Randie	Old english
	Ranen	Happy singer.	Ranan, Ranin, Ranon, Ranun, Ranyn	Hebrew
	Ranger	Protector of the forest.	Rainger, Range, Raynger, Reinger, Reynger	Old french
	Rangi	Sky	Rangee, Rangey, Rangie, Rangy	Maori
	Rangle	Cowboy	Rangla, Ranglah, Ranglar, Rangler, Wrangla, Wranglah, Wranglar, Wrangler	American, English
	Rangsey	Seven colours.	Rangsy	Cambodian
	Rani	My song of happiness.	Ranee, Ranen, Raney, Ranie, Ranit, Ranon, Rany, Ranyt	Hebrew
	Ranier	Great army.	Ranyer	English
	Ranjit	Delightful		Hindi
	Rankin	Little shield, little protector.	Rankyn	Old english
	Ranon	Happy	Ranan, Ranen, Ranin, Ranyn	Hebrew
	Ransford	From the raven's river crossing.	Ransforde, Rensford, Rensforde	Old english
	Ransley	From the raven's meadow.	Ranslea, Ransleah, Ranslee, Ransleigh, Ransli, Ranslie, Ransly	Old english
	Ransom	Son of the shiled, son of the warrior.	Randsom, Randsome, Ransome	Old english
	Ranwul	Ancient	Ranwil, Ranwyl	Australian aboriginal
	Raoul	Famous wolf. a form of rudolph; wolf counsel.	Raol, Raul, Raulas (lithuanian), Reuel	French, German, Old norse
	Raphah	High, tall.	Rapha	Hebrew
	Rapier	Sharp as a blade.	Rapyer	French
	Raquib	Protecting guardian.	Raquyb	Arabic
	Ras	Cape	Raz	Arabic
	Rashad	Wise counsellor.	Raashad, Rachad, Rachard, Rachaud, Raeshad, Raishard, Rashaad, Rashaud, Rashid, Rashod, Rayshaad, Rayshod, Rhasaad, Rhasad	Arabic
	Rashaun	God is gracious. a form of shaun.	Rasean, Rashaughn, Rashawn, Rashon	African american, Irish
	Rashid	Giver of directions.	Rashed, Rasheed, Rasheid, Rashida, Rashidah, Rashied, Rashieda, Rashyd, Raushaid	Arabic
	Rashida	Righteous	Rash, Rasheed, Rasheeda, Rasheid, Rasheyd, Rashidah, Rashied	Swahili
	Rasmus	Loved		Greek
	Ratan	Gem		Hindi
	Rauf	Kind-hearted.		Arabic
	Raul	Famous wolf. a form of rudolph; wolf counsel.	Raol, Raoul, Raulas (lithuanian), Reuel	French, German, Old norse
	Rav	Sun. a short form of ravi.		Hindi
	Raven	The raven bird, black-haired.	Ravan, Ravin, Ravon, Ravone, Ravonne, Ravyn, Ravynn	Old english
	Ravi	Sun	Ravee, Ravijot, Ravy	Hindi
	Ravia	Fourth-born child.	Raviah, Ravyn, Ravynn	Old english
	Ravid	Rain or dew, adorned with jewellery.	Raviv, Ravyd, Ravyv	Hebrew
	Rawdon	From the rough hill.	Rawdan, Rawden, Rawdin, Rawdyn	Old english
	Rawiri	Beloved		Maori
	Rawleigh	From the meadow of the deer.	Rawlea, Rawleah, Rawlee, Rawley, Rawli, Rawlie, Rawly	English
	Rawlins	Son of the little wolf counsellor.	Rawlin, Rawling, Rawlings, Rawlyn, Rawlyng, Rawlyngs	Old english
	Rawson	Son of the little wolf counsellor.	Rawsin, Rawsyn	Old english
	Ray	King. a short form of names beginning with "ray".	Rae, Raye, Rey	Old french
	Rayburn	From the roe deer stream.	Raebourn, Raebourne, Raebur, Raeburne, Raibourne, Raiburn, Raiburne, Railbourn, Raybourn, Raybourne, Rayburne, Reybourn, Reybourne, Reyburn, Reyburne	Old english
	Raydon	From the rye hill.	Raedan, Raeden, Raedin, Raedon, Raedyn, Raidan, Raiden, Raidin, Raidon, Raidyn, Reydan, Reyden, Reydin, Reydon, Reydyn	Old english
	Rayfield	From the stream in the field.	Raefield, Reyfield	English
	Rayford	From the stream ford, from the shallow river crossing.	Raiford, Raiforde, Reyford, Reyforde	Old english
	Rayhan	Favoured by god.		Arabic
	Raylan			American
	Raymond	Wise protection, mighty.	Italian), Raimo (finnish), Raimondo (italian), Raimous, Raimund (german), Raimundas (lithuanian), Raimundo (spanish, Raimundus, Rainmond (french), Ramon (spanish), Raymund, Raymundo, Reaman, Reamonn (	Old english
	Raynor	Mighty army.	Ragnar, Rainar, Rainer, Rainier (german), Rainor, Ranier, Ranieri, Raynar, Rayner, Raynier, Raynieri, Regnier	Scandinavian
	Rayshod	Wise counsellor.	Raeshod, Raishod	American, Arabic
	Raz	Secret. a short form of razi.		Hebrew
	Raza	Contented	Razah	Hindi
	Razi	Secret	Razee, Razey, Razie, Raziel, Raziq, Razy	Hebrew
	Razzaq	Provider	Razaq	Arabic
	Reade	Red-haired.	Read, Reed, Reid, Reide, Reyd, Reyde	Australian, Old english
	Reading	Reade's son, son of the red-haired one.	Redding, Reiding	Old english
	Reagan	Little king.	Raegan, Raegin, Raegon, Raegyn, Raigan, Raigen, Raigin, Raigon, Raigyn, Raygan, Raygen, Raygin, Raygon, Raygyn, Reegan, Reegen, Reegin, Reegon, Reegyn, Regan, Regen, Regin, Regon, Regyn, Reigan, Reige	Irish
	Reba	Fourth-born child.	Rebah	Hebrew
	Rebel	Rebellious	Rebell	American, English
	Rechab	Rider of horses.		Hebrew
	Red	Red-haired.	Redd	Australian, Old english
	Reda	Satisfied	Redah, Rida, Ridah	Arabic
	Redford	From the red shall river crossing.	Radford	Old english
	Redley	Dweller at the red meadow.	Radlea, Radleah, Radlee, Radleigh, Radley, Radli, Radlie, Radly, Redlea, Redleah, Redlee, Redleigh, Redley, Redli, Redlie, Redly	Old english
	Redman	Red-haired man.	Radman, Radmann, Redmann	Old english
	Redmund	Protecting counsellor. the irish form of raymond, mighty, wise protector.	Radmon, Radmond, Radmondo, Radmun, Radmund, Radmundo, Redmon, Redmond, Redmondo, Redmun, Redmundo	Old german
	Redpath	From the red path.	Raddpath, Radpath, Reddpath	English
	Redwald	Mighty counsellor.	Radwald, Radweld, Radwold, Redwold	Old english
	Reece	Enthusiastic, ardent.	Reace, Rease, Rees, Reese, Reyce, Reyse, Rhys, Rhyse	Welsh
	Reed	Red-haired.	Read, Reade, Reid, Reide, Reyd, Reyde	Australian, Old english
	Reeve	Steward, bailiff.	Reeave, Reeves	Middle english
	Reg	Advisor of the king. the short form of names beginning with "reg".	Regg, Reggi, Reggie, Reggy, Regie, Regy	English
	Regan	Little king.	Raegan, Raegin, Raegon, Raegyn, Raigan, Raigen, Raigin, Raigon, Raigyn, Raygan, Raygen, Raygin, Raygon, Raygyn, Reagan, Reegan, Reegen, Reegin, Reegon, Reegyn, Regen, Regin, Regon, Regyn, Reig, Reigan	Irish
	Regin	Judge	Regan, Regen, Regon, Regyn	Scandinavian
	Reginald	King, powerful, mighty.	Danish), Ragnall (irish), Rajnold (polish), Raonmill, Raynold, Reginaldas, Reginaldus (lithuanian), Reginauld, Regnaud (french), Rein (estonian), Reinald (german), Reinaldo (spanish), Reinhold (swedish	Old english
	Regis	Regal	Regiss, Regys, Regyss	Latin
	Rehema	Second-born child.	Rehemah	Swahili
	Rei	Law	Rey	Japanese
	Reidar	Warrior of the nest.	Reydar	Norwegian
	Reinhart	Wise, bold, courageous.	Rainert, Rainhard, Rainhardt, Rainhart, Reinart, Reinhard, Reinhardt, Renke, Reynart, Reynhard, Reynhardt	French, German
	Reju	Rich, powerful, hard ruler. a form of richard.		Finnish
	Remi	From the raven's town. a short form of names starting with "rem".	Remee, Remey, Remie, Remmee, Remmey, Remmi, Remmie, Remmy, Remy	French
	Remigius	Fast	Remigyus, Remygius, Remygyus	Latin
	Remington	From the raven's town.		English
	Remus	Fast, oarsman	Remas, Remos	Latin
	Ren	Reborn	Renee	French
	Renald	Advisor of the king. a form of reynold, powerful, mighty.	Rainald, Raynold, Reinald, Rinald, Rynald	English, Spanish
	Renaldo	Advisor of the king. a form of reynold, powerful, mighty.	Rainaldo, Raynaldo, Reinaldo, Reynoldo, Rinaldo, Rynaldo	English, Spanish
	Renalds	Advisor of the king. a form of reynold, powerful, mighty.		English, Spanish
	Renato	Reborn	Renatis, Renatus (latin), Renatys	Italian
	Renaud	Powerful		French
	Rendor	Police officer.	Rendar, Render, Rendir	Hungarian
	Renfred	Strong peace.	Ranfred, Ranfrid, Ranfryd, Rinfred, Rinfryd, Ronfred, Ronfryd, Rynfred, Rynfryd	English
	Renfrew	From the still river.	Ranfrew	Old english
	Renjiro	Virtuous		Japanese
	Renny	Small strength. a short form of names beginning with "ren".	Renee, Reney, Reni, Renie, Rennee, Renney, Renni, Reny	Irish
	Reno	Fame; one who gambles.	Renos, Renot, Rino, Rinos, Ryno	American, English
	Renshaw	From the raven's forest.	Ranshaw, Ranshore, Renshore	Old english
	Renton	From the roe-deer town.	Rentown	Old english
	Renzo	Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a short form of lorenzo.		Latin
	Reswell	Mighty with a horse.		German
	Reuben	Son, behold a son.	Reaven, Reuven (hebrew), Rouvin, Ruban, Ruben (spanish), Rubin, Rubon, Rubun, Rubyn	Hebrew
	Reuel	Friend of god.	Ruel	Hebrew
	Rex	King	Rei (spanish), Rexx, Rey (spanish), Roi (french)	Latin
	Rexford	Dweller at the king's ford.	Rexforde	Old english
	Rexton	From the king's town.		English
	Reyhan	Favoured by god.	Reiham, Reihan, Reyham	Arabicv
	Reynard	Fox; mighty.	Raenard, Rainard, Raynard, Reinhard (german), Reiyard, Renard (french), Renaud (french)	German, Old french
	Reynold	Powerful, mighty.	Raenold, Rainold, Raynold, Reginald, Reinold, Renard, Renardo, Renato, Renaud, Reynolds	Old english
	Rez	Red-haired, copper.		Hungarian
	Rezin	Delightful	Rezan, Rezen, Rezi, Rezie, Rezon, Rezy, Rezyn	Hebrew
	Rhain	One who serves.		Welsh
	Rhesa	Chief	Rhesah	Greek
	Rhett	Mighty, red; ardent, enthusiastic	Rhet	Old english, Welsh
	Rhidian	Dweller by the river crossing.	Rhydian	Welsh
	Rhodes	From where the roses grow, from rhodes.	Rhoads, Rhodas, Rodas	Greek
	Rhodri	Wheel ruler.		Welsh
	Rhun	Grand	Rhu	Welsh
	Rhydwyn	Friend from the white river crossing.	Rhidwin	Old english, Welsh
	Rhys	Ardent, enthusiastic.	Reace, Rease, Reece, Reese, Reice, Reise, Reyce, Reyse, Rhyse	Old welsh
	Rice	Rich, noble.	Reace, Reece, Reice, Reyce, Ryce	English
	Rich	Powerful, rich ruler. a short form of richard.	Ric, Ricco, Riik (dutch)	Old german
	Richard	Powerful, rich ruler.	Portuguese), Racardo, Recardo, Ricard, Ricardo (italian, Riccard, Riccardo, Ricehard, Rich, Richardo, Richards, Richardus (lithuanian), Richart, Richee, Richey, Richi, Richie, Riikard, Rijkard (dutch	Old german
	Richman	Wealthy man.	Richmen, Rychman, Rychmen	English
	Richmond	From the powerful, hard mountain; powerful protector.	Rchmunde, Richman, Richmand, Richmando, Richmon, Richmondo, Richmondt, Richmound, Richmun, Richmund, Richmundo, Rychman, Rychmand, Rychmon, Rychmond, Rychmondo, Rychmont, Rychmun, Rychmund, Rychmundo	Old english, Old french, Old german
	Rick	A short form of richard, powerful, rich ruler.	Ric, Rik, Ryc, Ryck	German
	Rickard	Rich, powerful, hard ruler. a form of richard.	Portuguese), Rashard (african american), Ricard, Ricardo (italian, Rickard (swedish), Rickardo, Rikard, Rikardo, Riki (estonian), Riqui (spanish), Ryckard, Ryckardo, Rykard, Rykardo	German
	Ricker	Powerful army.	Ricka, Rickah, Rickar, Rikar, Ryckar, Rykar	English
	Rickward	Great guardian.	Ricward, Ryckward, Rycward	English
	Ricky	A short form of richard, dominant ruler and frederick, peaceful ruler.	Rickey, Ricki	Old german
	Rico	A short form of richard, powerful, rich ruler	Ricco, Rikko, Riko, Rycco, Ryco	Spanish
	Rida	Favoured	Raza, Ridah, Ryda, Rydar, Ryder	Arabic
	Riddock	From the smooth field.	Riddoc, Riddok, Ridoc, Ridock, Ridok, Rydoc, Rydock, Rydok	Old english
	Rider	Horse rider.	Ridar, Ridley, Rydar, Rydder, Ryder, Ryderson	Old english
	Ridge	From the ridge.	Rydge	Old english
	Ridgeway	From the road at the ridge.	Rydgeway	Old english
	Ridgley	Dweller by the ridged meadow.	Ridglea, Ridgleah, Ridglee, Ridgleigh, Ridgli, Ridglie, Ridgly, Rydglea, Rydgleah, Rydglee, Rydgleigh, Rydgli, Rydglie, Rydgly	Old english
	Ridley	From the red meadow.	Ridlea, Ridleah, Ridlee, Ridleigh, Ridly, Rydlee, Rydleigh, Rydli, Rydlie, Rydly	Old english
	Ridpath	Dweller on the red path.		Old english
	Riel	The strength of god. the short form of gabriel.	Reill, Reille, Riell, Rielle, Ryel, Ryelle	Hebrew, Spanish
	Rigby	From the farm on the ridge, the ruler's valley.	Rigbee, Rigbey, Rigbi, Rigbie, Rygbee, Rygbey, Rygbi, Rygbie, Rygby	Old norse
	Rigel	Foot	Rygel	Arabic
	Rigg	From the ridge.	Rig, Riggs, Rigo, Ryg, Rygg, Ryggs, Rygs	Old english
	Riley	Valiant, war-like.	Reilea, Reileah, Reilee, Reileigh, Reili, Reilie, Reillea, Reilleah, Reillee, Reilleigh, Reilli, Reillie, Reilly, Reily, Rylea, Ryleah, Rylee, Ryleigh, Ryley, Ryli, Rylie, Ryly	Gaelic, Irish
	Rimon	Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.	Rymon	Hebrew
	Rimu	Tree	Rymu	Polynesian
	Ring	Gold band.	Ryng	English
	Ringbalin	Song		Australian aboriginal
	Ringo	Bell ringer; apple.	Ryngo	Japanese, Old english
	Rinzen	The holder of intellect.		Tibetan
	Rio	River	Ryo	Spanish
	Riordan	The king's poet	Ryordan	Gaelic, Irish
	Rip	Full grown, ripe. the short form of ripley.	Ripp, Ryp, Rypp	Dutch
	Ripley	From the shouter's meadow. from the strip of wood in the clearing.	Riplea, Ripleah, Riplee, Ripleigh, Ripli, Riplie, Riply, Ripplee, Rippleigh, Rippley, Rippli, Ripplie, Ripply, Ryp, Ryplea, Rypleah, Ryplee, Rypleigh, Rypley, Ryplie, Rypplea, Ryppleah, Rypplee	Old english
	Rishi	Sage	Ryshi	Hindi
	Risley	From the brushwood meadow.	Riselah, Rislea, Rislee, Risleigh, Risley, Risli, Rislie, Risly, Ryslea, Rysleah, Ryslee, Rysleigh, Rysley, Rysli, Ryslie, Rysly	Old english
	Risto	Christ bearer. a form of christopher	Christo, Rysto	Finnish, Hebrew
	Riston	From the brushwood town.	Ryston, Wriston, Wryston	Old english
	Ritchie	A short form of richard, powerful ruler.	Richy, Ritchy	English
	Ritter	Knight	Rittar, Ryttar, Rytter	German
	Rivai	Conflict	Ryvai	Hebrew
	Riven	Violently divided, split or torn apart.		English
	River	Dweller at the river bank.	Riv, Riva, Rivah, Rivar, Rive (french), Rivers, Riverton, Rivington, Ryv, Ryva, Ryvah, Ryver	Latin
	Riverina	From the river region.	Rivereena, Rivereenah, Riverinah, Riveryna, Rverina, Ryvereena, Ryvereenah, Ryverinah, Ryverynah	Australian, English
	Roadie	Road worker.	Rhoadee, Rhodey, Rhodi, Rhodie, Rhody, Roadee, Roadey, Roadi, Roady	Australian, English
	Roald	Famous ruler.		Old german
	Roan	Dweller near the rowan tree.	Roen, Rowan, Rowen, Rowin, Rowon, Rowyn	English
	Roana	Red/brown colour	Roanah	Spanish
	Roar	Warrior		Norwegian
	Roarke	Famous ruler	Rork, Rorke, Rourk, Rourke, Ruark	Gaelic, Irish
	Rob	Bright fame, famous, brilliant. a short form of robert.	Bob, Robb	English
	Robbin	The robin bird. a form of robert.		English
	Robert	Bright fame, famous, brilliant.	Italian), Portuguese), Riobard (irish), Ro, Robars, Robart, Robbee, Robbey, Robbi, Robbie, Robby, Robee, Robertas (lithuanian), Robertino (italian), Roberto (spanish, Roberts, Robey, Robi, Robie, Robin	English
	Robertson	Robert's son, son of the famous brilliant one.	Robirtson, Roburtson, Robyrtson	English
	Robin	The robin bird. a form of robert.	Roban, Robban, Robben, Robbin, Robbins, Robbon, Robbyn, Roben, Robon, Robyn	English
	Robinson	Robin's son. the famous, brilliant one's son.	Robbinson	English
	Rocco	Stone	Rocca, Rockie, Rocko, Rocky, Rokko, Roko, Roqu, Roque	Italian
	Roch	Tranquility	Rocco, Roche	Old german
	Rochester	From the stone camp.		Old english
	Rock	From the stone.	Roc, Rockee, Rockey, Rocki, Rockie, Rocky, Rok	Old english
	Rockford	From the stony river crossing.		English
	Rockland	From the stony land.	Rocklan	English
	Rockledge	From the stony ledge.	Ledg, Ledge, Roc, Rocco, Rock, Rocki, Rockie, Rocky	English
	Rockley	From the stony meadow.	Rocklea, Rockleah, Rocklee, Rockleigh, Rockli, Rocklie, Rockly	English
	Rockwell	From the rocky spring, from the stone by the stream.	Rockwel, Rocwell, Rokwell	Old english
	Rocky	From the stone.	Rockee, Rockey, Rocki, Rockie, Rokee, Rokey, Roki, Rokie, Roky	English
	Rod	Famous ruler. a short form of names starting with "rod".	Rodd	Old german
	Rodas	Where roses grow.		Greek, Spanish
	Rodd	Famous ruler. a short form of names starting with "rod".	Rod	Old german
	Rodden	From the roe-deer valley, from the reed valley.	Rodan, Roden, Rodin, Rodon, Rodyn, Roedan, Roeddan, Roedden, Roeddin, Roeddon, Roeddyn, Roeden, Roedin, Roedon, Roedyn	Old english
	Roddy	Famous ruler. a short form of names starting with "rod".		Old german
	Roden	From the reed valley.		Old english
	Roderick	Famous ruler.	Hrorek, Rennell, Rhoderic, Rhoderick, Rhoderik, Rhoderyc, Rhoderyck, Rhoderyk, Rhodri, Rodaric, Rodarick, Rodarik, Roderic, Roderich (german), Roderigo, Roderikis (lithuanian), Rodric, Rodrick, Rodrik	Teutonic
	Rodger	Famous spear user, renowned spear thrower.		Teutonic
	Rodmann	One who rides with the knight, from the clearing.	Rodman	Old english
	Rodmond	Famous protector.	Rodmund (english)	Teutonic
	Rodney	Land near the water, from the famous one's clearing on the island.	Rod, Roddnee, Roddney, Roddni, Roddnie, Roddny, Rodnee, Rodni, Rodnie, Rodny	Old english
	Rodwell	Dweller at the cross near the stream.	Roddwell	Old english
	Roe	The roe-deer.	Row, Rowe	Middle english
	Roelof	Fast wolf.		Dutch
	Rogan	Red-haired, spirited redhead.	Rogen, Rogin, Rogon, Rogun, Rogyn	Gaelic, Irish
	Rogelio	Famous warrior.	Rogelyo	Spanish
	Roger	Famous spear user, renowned spear thrower.	Dutch), Hrodjier, Raadgjer (norse), Rekkerts (lithuanian), Rodga, Rodgah, Rodgar, Rodger, Rodgir, Rodgyr, Rogerio (spanish), Rogerius, Rogero (italian), Rogers, Rogi, Rogier (polish	Old german
	Rohan	Sandalwood	Roan, Roane, Roen, Roene, Rowan	Hindi
	Rohin	Path leading upward.		Hindi
	Rohit	Big, beautiful fish.		Hindi
	Roja	Red	Rojai, Rojay	Spanish
	Roka	Wave	Rokah	Japanese
	Roland	Fame throughout the land, from the famous land.	Orland, Orlando (italian), Portuguese), Rodhlann (irish), Roeland, Roeland (dutch), Rolandas (lithuanian), Rolando (italian, Roldan, Rolland, Rollando, Rollin, Rollins, Rollo, Rowland (old en, Spanish)	Old german
	Rolando	Fame throughout the land, from the famous land.	Roland	Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
	Rolf	Wolf counsellor, famous wolf.	Rolfe, Rolo (norse), Rolph, Rolphe	Old german
	Rollo	Fame throughout the land, from the famous land.	Roland	Old german
	Rolon	Famous wolf.	Rollon	Spanish
	Rolt	Famous power.		Old german
	Romain / roman	From rome	Roma, Romain, Romane, Romano (italian), Romas (portugese), Romayn, Romayne, Romin, Romyn, Rumanus	French / latin
	Romany	Wanderer, gypsy.	Ramanee, Romaney, Romani, Romanie	Gypsy
	Romeo	Derived from the latin romanus referring to all citizens of the roman empire; pilgram to rome.	Ramiro, Romero	Italian, Latin
	Romney	Curving river.	Romaos, Romero, Romni, Romnie, Romny	Welsh
	Romy	From rome. a short form of roman.	Romee, Romey, Romi, Romie	Italian, Latin
	Ron	Powerful. the short form of names starting with 'ron'.	Ronn	Old norse
	Ronald	Powerful.	Portuguese), Raghnall (irish), Ranald, Ranaldo, Renaldo (spanish), Ronaldo (spanish, Rynald, Rynaldo	Old norse
	Ronan	Little seal, promise.	Rona	Celtic
	Rondel	Short poem.	Rondal, Rondale, Rondall, Rondeal, Rondell	French
	Rondre	Powerful, strong, brave, courageious. a combination of ronald and andre.		African american
	Ronel	The joy of god's song.	Ronal, Ronil, Ronnel, Ronnell, Ronol, Ronyl	Hebrew
	Roni	My song of joy.	Rani, Ranie, Roneet, Ronit, Ronyt	Hebrew
	Ronnie	Powerful. a pet form of names starting with 'ron'	Ronee, Roney, Roni, Ronie, Ronnee, Ronney, Ronni, Ronnie, Ronny, Rony	Old norse
	Ronson	Son of the mighty, powerful one.	Bronan, Bronsan, Bronsen, Bronsin, Bronson, Ronan, Ronsen, Ronsin, Ronsun, Ronsyn	Old english
	Roone	Mysterious, magic sign; counsel.	Roon, Rune	Old english
	Rooney	Red-haired.	Roonee, Rooni, Roonie, Roony, Rowan, Rowen, Rowney	Gaelic, Irish
	Roosevelt	Field of roses.		Old dutch
	Roper	Maker of rope.		Old english
	Rory	The ruddy one, the red king.	Roree, Rorey, Rori, Rorie, Ruaidhri (irish), Rurik (slavic)	Gaelic, Irish
	Rosario	Rosary	Rosaryo	Portuguese
	Roscoe	From the deer forest, red; headland; famous.	Rosco, Roscow	Gaelic, Old german, Scandinavian, Scottish
	Roshaun	Red-haired one whose god is gracious. a combination of ross and shaun.		African american, Irish
	Roshe	Chief	Rak (russian), Rosh	Hebrew
	Rosito	Rose	Rosyto	Filipino
	Roslin	From the cape, headland meadow; from the rose pool. the masculine form of rosalin.	Roslyn, Rozlin, Rozlyn	Old english, Old french
	Rosmer	Seahorse	Rozmer	Danish
	Ross	Red-haired; headland; famous; from the peninsula.	Ros, Rosse	Gaelic, Old french, Old german, Scottish
	Roswald	From the field of roses; horsepower.	Roswold	Danish, Old english
	Roswel	From the roses by the well.	Rosswel, Rosswell, Roswel	English
	Roth	Red-haired	Rousse (french)	Old german
	Rothwell	From the rose well.	Rothwel	English
	Roto	Lake		Maori
	Rourke	Might	Roark, Roarke, Rork, Rorke	Irish
	Rover	One who wanders, a traveller.	Rova, Rovar, Rovir, Rovor	Middle english
	Row	Red-haired		Irish
	Rowan	Mountain ash tree; little red-haired one.	Rhoan, Rhoann, Roean, Roehan, Rohan, Rohen, Rohin, Rowen, Rowin, Rowon, Rowyn, Royn	Celtic, Old nose
	Rowell	From the spring of the roe-deer.	Roewell, Rowel	English
	Rowland	From the rough land.	Roelan, Roeland, Rohlan, Rohland, Rowlan	English
	Rowley	From the rough wood clearing.	Rowlea, Rowleah, Rowlee, Rowleigh, Rowli, Rowlie, Rowly	Old english
	Rowson	Row's son, son of the red-haired one.	Rawson	Irish
	Roxbury	From the castle fortress.	Roburg, Roxburge, Roxburghe	Old english
	Roy	King, royal; red-haired. a short form of names starting with "roy".		Celtic, Old french
	Royal	Royal	Royale	Old french
	Royce	King's son, prince.	Royse	Old english
	Royd	From the clearing in the forest	Roid, Royde	English
	Royden	From the rye hill.	Roidan, Roiden, Roidin, Roidon, Roidyn, Royden, Roydin, Roydun, Roydyn	Old english
	Royston	From the town by a stone cross	Roiston, Roystown	Royston
	Rozario	Rosary	Rozaryo	Latin
	Rozen	Leader		Hebrew
	Ruadhan	Little one with red hair.		Irish
	Ruck	Rook bird.		Old english
	Rudd	Red-brown complexioned.		Old english
	Rudo	Love		African
	Rudolph	Famous wolf.	Hrolf, Hrudolf, Hungarian), Italian), Polish), Raoul, Ridolfo, Rodol (spanish, Rodolf, Rodolphe (french), Rohlops (lettish), Rudi (swiss), Rudolf, Rudolf (german, Rudolfas (lithuanian), Swedish)	Old german
	Rudy	Famous wolf. a short form of rudolph; red-brown complexioned.	Rudee, Rudey, Rudi, Rudie, Rudolph, Rudy	Old english, Old german
	Rudyard	From the red enclosure.		Old english
	Rufaro	Joy, happiness, elation.		Shona, Zimbabwean
	Ruff	Red-haired.	Ruf (polish), Ruffin, Ruffyn, Rufin, Rufyn	French
	Ruford	From the red ford.		Old english
	Rufus	Redhead, red-haired.	Grifone, Ruefus, Ruffo (italian)	Latin
	Rugby	Football player; from the rock fortress, from rook estate.		Australian, English
	Rule	Ruler	Reul, Reule (hebrew), Ruel, Ruell, Ruelle (old french)	Latin
	Rumford	From the wide ford.		English
	Runako	Handsome		Shona
	Rune	Secret		German, Swedish
	Rungie	Swan	Rungi, Rungy	Australian aboriginal
	Rupert	Bright fame, famous, brilliant.	Roudbert (french), Ruberto, Ruepert, Ruperth (german), Ruperto (italian, Rupirt, Rupprecht (german), Ruprat (slavic), Rupyrt, Spanish)	English, Italian
	Rurik	Famous king.	Rurek, Ruryk	Scandinavian
	Rush	Red-haired; from the rushes.		French, Old english
	Rushford	From the rushes near the river crossing.	Rushforde	Old english
	Rusk	Twisted beard.		Spanish
	Ruskin	Red-haired relation.	Ruskyn	Old french
	Russ	Redhead, fox. a short form of russell.		Old french
	Russell	Redhead, fox.	Rusal, Rusel, Rusell, Ruskel, Ruskell, Russal, Russall, Russel, Russil, Russill, Russyl, Russyll	Old french
	Rusty	Redhead	Rust, Ruste, Rustee, Rustey, Rusti, Rustie	Old english, Old french
	Rutherford	From the castle river crossing.	Rutherforde, Ruverford, Ruverforde	Old english
	Rutland	From the stump.	Rutlan	Old norse
	Rutledge	From the red ledge.		Old english
	Rutley	From the stumpy, red meadow.	Rutlea, Rutleah, Rutlee, Rutleigh, Rutli, Rutlie, Rutly	Old english
	Ruud	Famous wolf.	Rud	Scandinavian
	Ruy	Famous ruler. a form of roderick.		German, Spanish
	Ryan	Little king.	Rhian, Rhien, Rhion, Rhiun, Rhiyn, Rian, Rien, Rion, Riun, Riyn, Ryann, Ryen, Ryin, Ryon, Ryun	Gaelic, Irish
	Rycroft	From the rye field.	Ricroft	Old english
	Ryder	Horseman	Rider, Rydder	English
	Ryderson	Ryder's son, son of the horse rider.	Riderson	Old english
	Rye	Powerful ruler; grain grass.		English, Polish
	Rylan	Dweller near the rye land.	Rilan, Riland, Ryland	English
	Ryland	From the rye land.	Rilan, Riland, Rylan	English
	Ryle	Frm the rye hill.	Riel, Riell, Rielle, Ryel, Ryele, Ryell, Ryelle	Old english
	Ryman	Seller of rye.	Riman	Old english
	Rymer	Saddle maker.	Rimer	Polish
	Ryna	King; king of kings.	Rainer, Reyna, Rynas, Ryner	Hindi, Teutonic
	Ryne	Little king. a form of ryan.	Rine	Irish
	Ryton	From the rye town.	Riton	Old english
	Sa’id	Happy, master.	Saeed, Saied, Sajid, Sajjid, Sayeed, Sayid, Sayyid (arabic), Seyed	Arabic
	Saabir	Patient		Arabic
	Saad	Lucky, good luck.	Sad, Sadd	Arabic
	Saahir	Awake		Arabic
	Saajid	One who worships god.		Arabic
	Saalih	Good, righteous.		Arabic
	Saarik	Bird	Sarik	Hindi
	Saber	Sword	Saba, Sabah, Sabar, Sabir, Sabor, Sabyr	French
	Sabin	From sabines (an ancient italian tribe)	Sabian, Sabyn	Latin
	Sabir	Patient	Sabar, Saber, Sabir, Sabor, Sabyr	Arabic
	Sabiti	Born on a sunday.	Sabit, Sabith, Sabyti	Rutooro
	Sabola	Pepper	Sabol, Sabolah	Ngoni
	Sabra	Thorny cactus.	Sabrah	Hebrew
	Saburo	Third-born child.	Saburow	Japanese
	Sacha	Defender of humankind. the short form of alexander.	Sasha	Greek
	Sacheverell	Without leather.		French
	Sadaqah	Truthful		Arabics
	Saddam	Hard hitting.	Sadam	Arabic
	Sadiki	Faithful	Saadiq, Sadiq, Sadiqua, Sadique, Sadyki, Sadyky	Swahili
	Sadler	Saddle maker.	Saddler	Old english
	Sadoc	Sacred	Sadock, Sadok	Hebrew
	Sadowy	Gardener	Sadowi, Sadowie, Sadowy	Polish
	Saeed	Happy	Saed	Swahili
	Safa	Purity	Safah	Arabic
	Safford	From the willow-tree ford.	Saford	English
	Saffron	Bright orange-yellow spice, crocus flower from which the saffron spice is obtained.	Saffran, Saffren, Saphron	Arabic
	Safwat	Selected		Arabic
	Sagar	Victorious people.	Sager, Sayar, Sayer	Teutonic
	Sage	Wisdom	Saig, Saige, Sayg, Sayge	French
	Sahaj	Natural		Hindi
	Sahale	Falcon bird.; above.	Sahal, Sahan, Sahen, Sahin, Sahon, Sahyn	Hindi, Native american
	Sahen	Falcon		Indian
	Sahil	One who leads.	Sahyl	Hindi
	Sahir	Friend	Sahyr	Arabic, Hindi
	Sahn	Comparing		Vietnamese
	Sai	Talented; god; the divine or supreme mother of all.		Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese
	Saint	Holy	Sanche, Sanchez, Sancho, Santo, Saynt	Latin
	Sajag	Watchful		Hindi
	Sajan	Loved		Hindi
	Saka	Hunter	Sakah	Swahili
	Sakaria	God remembers.	Sakaree, Sakarey, Sakari, Sakarie, Sakary, Sakerl (danish), Sakschej (russian)	Scandinavian
	Sakhir	Rock	Sakyr	Arabic
	Sakima	King	Sakimah, Sakyma, Sakymah	Native american
	Sal	Saved. the short form of salvatore.	Sall	Italian
	Saladin	Goodness of faith.	Saladine, Saladyn, Saladyne	Arabic
	Salah	Virtue		Arabic
	Salamao	Little person of peace.	Hungarian), Salomaun (bohemian), Salomo (german), Salomon (french	Portuguese
	Saleem	Safe		Arabic
	Saleh	Good, right, devout, religious	Sale	Arabic
	Salem	Safe		Arabic
	Salene	Good	Salin, Saline, Salyn, Salyne	Swahili
	Salid	Lucky	Salyd	Arabic
	Salih	Just		Arabic
	Salim	Safe, whole, flawless, peace.	Salam, Salem, Salim, Salom, Salym, Salyn	Arabic
	Salisbury	From the fort by the willow pool.	Salisberi, Salisberie, Salisberri, Salisberrie, Salisberry, Salisbery, Salisburi, Salisburie, Salisburri, Salisburrie, Salisburry, Salysberry, Salysbery, Salysburry, Salysbury	Old english
	Sallu	Safety		Swahili
	Salman	Blessing, peace	Sallman, Sallmann, Salmann	Arabic
	Salmon	Covering	Salem, Salman, Salmin, Salmun, Salmyn	Hebrew
	Salome	Welcome, peace.		Arabic
	Salton	From the manor hall town, from the will tree town.	Saltan, Salten, Saltin, Saltyn	Old english
	Salu	Basket		Hebrew
	Salvador	Saviour		Spanish
	Salvadore	Saved	Salvador (spanish), Salvator, Salvatore (italian), Sauveur (french)	Italian
	Salvatore	Saviour		Italian
	Salvestro	Found in the forest.	Sylvester	Italian
	Sam	His name is god, asked for. a short form of names beginning with "sam".	Samm, Samolio (russian), Samuel	Hebrew
	Samani	Salmon	Samanie, Samany	Polynesian
	Sambhu	House of happiness.		Sanskrit
	Sameer	Early morning fragrance, entertaining companion.		Arabic
	Samgar	Gracious		Persian
	Sami	Highly praised.	Samee, Samey, Samie, Samy	Hebrew
	Samir	Entertaining companion.	Samyr	Arabic
	Samisoni	Sun	Samisonie, Samisony	Polynesian
	Samman	Food supplier.	Saman, Samen, Samin, Sammen, Sammin, Sammon, Sammun, Sammyn, Samon, Samun, Samyn	Arabic
	Samoset	Walks a lot.		Algonquin
	Sampson	Sun's man, splendid man.	Danish), Dutch), Sam, Sammie, Sammy, Samson (french, Sans n (spanish), Sansom, Sansone (italian), Swedish)	Hebrew
	Samson	Bright as the sun.	Sampsan, Sampsen, Sampsi, Sampson, Sampsun, Sampsyn, Sansao, Sansim (french), Sansom, Sansome, Sansum, Shem, Shimson, Shymson	Hebrew
	Samuel	God has heard, his name is god.	Sam, Samel, Samouel, Samuele, Samuell, Samuelle, Shemuel	Hebrew
	Samuru	Sun		Japanese
	Sanat	Ancient		Hindi
	Sanborn	From the sandy stream.	Sanborne, Sanbourn, Sanbourne, Sanburn, Sanburne, Sandborn, Sandborne, Sandbourn, Sandbourne	English
	Sancho	Saint, sanctified, sincere, truthful.	Sanchaz, Sanchez, Sauncho	Spanish
	Sandeep	Enlightened		Punjabi
	Sanders	Alexander's son, son of the defender of humankind; from the beach.	Sanda, Sandas, Sander, Sanderson, Saunder, Saunders, Saunderson	Greek, Old english
	Sanditon	From the beach town.	Sandyton	English
	Sandler	Shoe maker.		Hebrew
	Sandor	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Sandar, Sander, Sandir, Sandur, Sandyr	Greek, Hungarian, Slavic
	Sandro	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Alexander	Italian
	Sandy	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander; from the beach.	Alexander, Sande, Sandee, Sandey, Sandi, Sandie	Greek, Old english
	Saneesh	Hindu deity. good luck, learning the hard way, longevity.	Or, Sanaiscarya, Shani	Hindi
	Sanford	From the beach sand bar.	Sanforde, Sansford	English
	Sani	Saturn	Sanee, Saney, Sania, Sanie, Sany	Hindi
	Sanjay	One with a conscience.	Sanjai, Sanjaye, Sanjy, Sanjye	Sanskrit
	Sanjiv	Long-lived.	Sanjeev, Sanjyv	Hindi
	Sankara	Lucky, fortunate.	Sankarah	Sanskrit
	Sanson	Like the sun.		Spanish
	Sansone	Like the sun.		Italian
	Santa	Derived from the latin sanctus, which originated from sanctus, "sacred, saint."		Italian
	Santana	Saint	Santanah, Santanio, Santanyo	Spanish
	Santeri	Gold-coloured flower.	Santrel, Santrele, Santrell, Santrelle	Bavarian
	Santiago	Saint james.	Santia, Santiah, Santya, Santyago, Santyah	Spanish
	Santo	A saint	Santos	Italian, Spanish
	Santon	From the beach town.	Santan, Santen, Santin, Santun, Santyn	Old english
	Santonia	Geographical - from san antonio in texas.	Sanantonio, Santoniah, Santonya, Santonyah	Spanish
	Santos	A saint	Santo	Italian, Spanish
	Santosh	Satisfaction	Santosha	Hindi
	Santoso	Good peace.	Santosow	Indonesian
	Sanyu	Happy		Luganda
	Sanzio	Christian	Anzio, Anzyo, Sanzyo	Italian
	Saqr	Falcon		Arabic
	Sarad	Born in the autumn/fall time.	Saradd	Hindi
	Sargent	Military officer.	Sargant, Sarge, Sarjant, Sergeant, Sergent, Serjeant	English
	Sargon	Prince of the sun.	Sargan, Sargen, Sargin, Sargyn	Persian
	Sariyah	Clouds at night time.	Sariya	Arabic
	Sarngin	Archer who gives protection.	Sarngyn	Hindi
	Sarojin	Lotus-like.	Sarojun, Sarojyn	Hindi
	Sasson	Happy	Sass	Hebrew
	Sastra	Book of rules.	Sastrah	Sanskrit
	Satordi	Saturn	Satordia, Satordie, Satordy, Saturno (spanish)	French
	Saturn	Saturn, the planet.	Saturne	Latin
	Saud	Fortunate		Arabic
	Saul	Borrowed, asked for, soul.	Salulius, Sawyl, Talut	Hebrew
	Saula	Ask	Saul, Saulah	Polynesian
	Sauts	Bat		Cheyenne
	Sauveur	Saviour		French
	Savage	Untamed	Savag, Savaig, Savaige, Savyg	English, Irish
	Savash	Not to give up but to fight for what you believe in, war.		Turkish
	Saverij	Bright, brilliant.	Savero (italian), Xavier, Zavier, Zavyer	Illyrian
	Saville	From the village of the willow trees.	Savil, Savile, Savill, Savyl, Savyla, Savyll, Savylle	French
	Saw	Early		Burmese
	Sawney	Protector	Sawnee, Sawni, Sawniw, Sawny	Scottish
	Sawyer	One who works with a saw.	Sawer, Sawier, Soier	English
	Sawyl	Child who was asked for.	Saul, Sawl	Welsh
	Saxby	From the farm with the short sword.	Saxbee, Saxbey, Saxbi, Saxbie	Old norse
	Saxon	Swordsman, a saxon.	Saxan, Saxe, Saxen, Saxin, Saxus, Saxyn	English
	Saxton	Swordsman's town, from the saxon's town, from the town of the warrior.	Saxtan, Saxten, Saxtin, Saxtyn	Old english
	Sayed	Prince	Saied	Arabic
	Sayers	Carpenter	Sayer, Sayre, Sayres	Welsh
	Scafer	Shepherd	Schaefer, Shaffar, Shaffer	German
	Scanlon	Little scandalous one.	Scanlan, Scanlen, Scanlin, Scanlyn	Irish
	Sceva	Covering	Scevah	Greek
	Schmidt	Blacksmith	Schmid, Schmit, Schmitt, Schmyt, Schmytt	German
	Schmul	Asked for god.	Schmull	German
	Schneider	Tailor of clothes.	Schnieder, Snider, Snyder, Snydley	German
	Scholes	Hut	Schole	Old norse
	Schon	Handsome	Schonn, Shon	German
	Schuman	Shoe maker.	Schu, Schumann, Schumen, Schumenn, Shoe, Shoeman, Shoemann, Shoemen, Shoemenn, Shoo, Shooman, Shoomann, Shoomen, Shoomenn, Shu, Shue, Shueman, Shuemann, Shuemen, Shuemenn, Shuman, Shumann, Shumen	German
	Scipio	Staff, stick.	Scipyo, Scypyo	Latin
	Scipion	Staff, stick.	Scipion (french), Scipione (italian), Scypion	Latin
	Scoey	From the scottish one's village. the short form of scoville.	Scoee, Scoi, Scoie, Scowi, Scowie, Scowy, Scoy	Old french
	Scooby	From scott's nearby estate, from the scottish one's estate.	Scobee, Scobey, Scobi, Scobie, Scoby, Scoobee, Scoobey, Scoobi, Scoobie	English
	Scorpio	Scorpion	Scorpeo, Scorpyo	Latin
	Scott	Of scottish origin.	Scot, Skot, Skott	Old english
	Scoville	From the scottish one's village.	Scovil, Scovile, Scovill, Scovyl, Scovyle, Scovyll, Scovylle	Old french
	Scribe	Writer	Scribner, Scrivener, Scryb, Scrybe	Latin
	Scully	Town crier.	Scullea, Sculleah, Scullee, Sculleigh, Sculley, Sculli, Scullie	Irish
	Seabert	From the shining sea.	Seabirt, Seaburt, Seabyrt, Seebert, Seebirt, Seeburt, Seebyrt, Seibert, Seibirt, Seiburt, Seibyrt, Seybert, Seybirt, Seyburt, Seybyrt	English
	Seabright	From the shining sea.		English
	Seabrook	From the stream by the sea.	Seabrooke, Seebrook, Seebrooke, Seybrook, Seybrooke	English
	Seafra	God's peace.	Safrah	Irish
	Seamus	God is gracious. a form of sean or shane.	James	Irish
	Sean	God is gracious. a form of john.	Schaun, Schaune, Schawn, Schawne, Seaghan, Seain, Seaine, Seanan, Seane, Seanen, Seann, Seannan, Seannen, Seannon, Seatn, Seayne, Shane, Shaughn, Shaun, Shaune, Shawn, Shawne, Shon, Shorn, Shorne, Sio	Irish
	Seanan	Old wisdom.	Senan, Sinan, Sinon, Sinyn	Irish
	Searle	Armed	French), Searl, Searlas (irish, Serl, Serle, Serlo (norse)	German
	Seaton	From the town near the sea.		English
	Seaward	Victory peace.	Seeward, Seiward, Seyward	English
	Seba	Majestic	Sebah	Greek
	Sebastian	Venerable, honoured above all others.	Bastian, Bastien, Eigels, Sebastao (portuguese), Sebaste (french), Sebastiano (italian), Sebastiao, Sebastien (french), Sebastion, Sebastyn (hungarian), Sebestyen, Sepasetiano	Latin
	Secundus	Second-born child.	Secondas, Secondus, Secondys	Latin
	Sed	Saviour	Sedd	Egyptian
	Sedgley	From the meadow of the sword.	Sedglea, Sedgleah, Sedglee, Sedgleigh, Sedgli, Sedglie, Sedgly	Old english
	Sedgwick	Dweller from the place of the sword grass.	Sedgwic, Sedgwik, Sedgwyc, Sedgwyck, Sedgwyk	Old english
	Seeley	Blessed and happy one's meadow.	Sealea, Sealeah, Sealee, Sealeigh, Sealey, Seali, Sealie, Sealy, Seelea, Seeleah, Seeli, Seelie, Seely, Seilea, Seileah, Seilee, Seileigh, Seiley, Seili, Seilie, Seily, Seyle, Seylea	Old english
	Seemeon	Listening. a form of simon.	Seameon, Seimein (greek), Seymein, Seymeon, Seymon, Simeon, Simon	Russian
	Sef	Yesterday	Seff	Egyptian
	Sefton	From the place in the rushes.	S eften, Seftan, Seftin, Seftun, Seftyn	Old english, Old norse
	Sefu	Sword		Swahili
	Segel	Treasure	Seagal	English
	Seger	Warrior of the sea.	Seagar, Seager, Seegar, Seeger, Segar	English
	Segub	Highly praised.		Hebrew
	Segun	Conquering	Segan, Segen, Segin, Segon, Segyn	Yoruba
	Segundo	Second-born child.		Spanish
	Seif	Religion's sword.	Seyf	Arabic
	Sein	Innocent	Seyn	Basque
	Sekaye	Laughing	Sekai, Sekay	Shona
	Selby	From the farmstead.	Selbee, Selbey, Selbi, Selbie	English
	Selden	Rare, strange one form the willow valley; from the house on the hill.	Seldan, Seldin, Seldon, Seldyn	English, Old english
	Seldon	From the house on the hill.	Seldan, Selden, Seldin, Seldun, Seldyn	Old english
	Seled	To spring up.	Seledd	Hebrew
	Selemaea	God will hear.		Polynesian
	Selig	Blessed	Seligg, Selyg, Selygg	German
	Selim	A form of soloman	Sellim, Sellym, Selym	Turkish
	Selvaggio	Wild	Selvagio	Italian
	Selway	Rich way.	Selwai	Old english
	Selwin	Blessed friend.	Selwinn, Selwyn, Selwynn, Swlwynne	English
	Semanda	Cow	Semandah	Luganda
	Semer	Farmer. a form of george.		Ethiopian
	Semi	Character	Semee, Semey, Semie, Semy	Polynesian
	Sempala	Born during prosperous times.	Sempalah	Luganda
	Sen	Wood fairy.	Senh	Japanese
	Seneca	Old		Latin
	Senior	Lord of the manor.	Senyor	Old english
	Sennett	Old wise one.	Senan (irish), Senen, Senet, Senett, Senin, Senit, Senitt, Sennan, Sennen, Sennet, Sennin, Sennit, Sennyn, Sennyt, Senyn, Senyt	French
	Senon	Live	Senan, Senen, Senin, Senyn	Spanish
	Senwe	Dry like a stalk of grain.		African
	Seoirse	Farmer. a form of george.		Irish
	Sepp	God will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Sep	German, Hebrew, Italian
	Seppi	God will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	S epie, Sepee, Sepey, Sepi, Seppee, Seppey, Seppie, Seppy, Sepy	German, Hebrew, Italian
	Septimus	Seventh-born child.	Septimous	Latin
	Serafino	Seraph, highest order of the angels.	Septimous	Latin
	Serapis	God of fertility.	Serapys	Egyptian
	Sereno	Peaceful, calm, tranquil one.	Sereen, Serene, Serino, Seryno	Latin
	Serge	Moving forward.	S erjio, Seargeoh, Serg, Sergei (russian), Sergi, Serginio, Sergio (italian), Sergios (greek), Sergius, Sergiusz, Serguel, Sirgio, Sirgios	French
	Sersa	Worthy of reverance, venerable king.	Sersah	Illyrian
	Servaas	Save		Scandinavian
	Setangya	Sitting bear.		Kiowa
	Seth	One who is appointed.		Hebrew
	Setimba	Dweller by the river.	Setimbah	Luganda
	Setimkia	Attacking bear.		Kiowa
	Seton	From the place by the sea.	Seatan, Seaten, Seatin, Seaton, Seatun, Seatyn, Setan, Seten, Setin, Setun, Setyn	English
	Seven	Seventh-born child.	Seve, Sevien, Sevirn	Latin
	Severin	Seventh-born child.	Sererian, Sereriano, Serero, Severan, Severen, Severyn, Sevrin, Sevryn	Latin
	Severn	Seventh-born child.	Sevyrn	Latin
	Severus	Strict, severe.		Latin
	Sevilen	Loved	Selilyn, Sevilan, Sevilin, Sevilon	Turkish
	Sewal	Victorious strength.	Sewell	Old english
	Seward	Guardian of the sea.	Seawrd, Seeward, Seiward, Seyward	English
	Sewati	Bear with curved claws.	Sewatee, Sewatey	Moquelumnan
	Sewell	From the sea wall.	Seawal, Seawald, Seawall, Seawel, Seawell, Seewal, Seewald, Seewall, Seewel, Seewell, Seiwal, Seiwall, Seiwel, Seiwell, Sewal, Sewall, Sewel, Seywal, Seywall, Seywel, Seywell	English
	Sexton	Church official.	Sextan, Sexten, Sextin, Sextyn	English
	Sextus	Sixth-born child	Sextis, Sextys	Latin
	Seymour	From the moors by the sea.	Seamoor, Seamoore, Seamor, Seamore, Seamour, Seamoure, Seemoor, Seemoore, Seemor, Seemore, Seemour, Seemoure, Seimoor, Seimoore, Seimor, Seimore, Seimour, Seymoor, Seymore, Seymour, Seymoure	French
	Shaaheen / shaeen	A royal white falcon.		Middle eastern
	Shachor	Black		Hebrew
	Shad	Happy, lucky one.	Shadd	Punjabi
	Shade	Shadow cover, dweller from the shady doe enclosure.	Sadoe, Shadey, Shadow, Shaed, Shaede, Shaid, Shaide, Shayd, Shayde	Old english
	Shadrach	God-like	Shadrac, Shadrach, Shadrack, Shadrick, Shederick, Shedrach, Shedrick, Shedrik, Shedryc, Shedryck, Shedryk	Babylonian
	Shadwell	From the shad-fish stream	Shadwal, Shadwall, Shadwel, Shedwal, Shedwall, Shedwel, Shedwell	Old english
	Shafer	Beautiful, good		Arabic
	Shafiq	Affectionate, compassionate, soft, pardoning.	Shafeek, Shafik	Arabic
	Shah	King		Persian
	Shahid	Witness	Shahyd	Arabic
	Shahin	Peregrine falcon; eagle.	Shaheen	Persian, Urdu
	Shai	Gift		Hebrew
	Shaiming	Sunshine, life	Shaimin, Shayming	Chinese
	Shaka	Founder of the zulu empire	Shakah	Zulu
	Shakir	Thankful	Shakeer, Shakur, Shakyr	Arabic
	Shalom	Peace	Shalmae, Shalmay, Shalum, Shlomo, Sholem, Sholom	Hebrew
	Shaman	Holy one. medicine man.	Shaiman, Shaimen, Shamen, Shayman, Shaymen	Native amercian, Sanskrit
	Shamin	Perfume	Shamym	Hebrew
	Shams	Fragrance; sun.		Arabic, Indian
	Shamus	God is gracious. a form of sean or shane.	James, Shaimis, Shaimus, Shamis, Shaymis, Shaymus	Irish
	Shanahan	Wisdom	Seanahan, Shaunahan, Shawnahan	Irish
	Shandy	Boisterous, loud, part beer/part lemonade drink.	Shande, Shandea, Shandey, Shandi, Shandie	English
	Shane	God is gracious.	Chaen, Chaene, Chain, Chaine, Chane, Chayn, Chayne, Cheyn, Cheyne (scottish), Shaen, Shaene, Shain, Shaine, Shayn, Shayne	Irish
	Shani	Red	Shanee, Shaney, Shanie, Shany	Hebrew
	Shank	God is good.		Irish
	Shanley	Old hero from the meadow.	Shanlea, Shanleah, Shanlee, Shanleigh, Shanli, Shanlie, Shanly	Irish
	Shannon	Hero who is wise, small	Shanan, Shanen, Shanin, Shannan, Shannen, Shannin, Shannyn, Shanon, Shanyn	Irish
	Shantae	Singer. a form of chante.	Shant, Shantai, Shantay, Shantel, Shantell, Shantelle, Shanti, Shantie, Shanton, Shanty	French
	Shapoor	Prince	Shapoora	Russian
	Shappa	Red thunder	Shapa	Native american, Sioux
	Shaq	Handsome. the short form of shaquille		Arabic
	Shaquan	Handsome, unity, quality, aspiration, fragrant, nobility.	Shaqwan	Arabic, Chinese
	Shaquille	Handsome	Scaq, Shaquil, Shaquile, Shaquill, Shaquyl, Shaquyle, Shaquyll, Shaquylle	Arabic
	Sharad	Autumn, fall	Sharid, Sharyd	Pakastani
	Sharezer	Prince of fire.		Persian
	Sharif	Honest, noble.	Shareef, Sharef, Shareff, Shariff, Shariyf, Sharyf, Sharyff	Arabic
	Sharone	From the plains. the masculine for of sharon	Sha ron, Sha rone, Sharan, Sharen, Sharin, Sharon, Sharran, Sharren, Sharrin, Sharryn, Sharyn	African american, Hebrew
	Shastra	Giver of instructions	Shastrah	Sanskrit
	Shattuck	Little shad-fish.	Shatuck	Middle eastern
	Shavar	Comet	Shavara, Shavarah, Shaver, Shavir, Shavyr	Hebrew
	Shaw	Dweller at the grove	Shawe, Shor, Shore	Old english
	Shawn	God is gracious. a form of john.	Schaun, Schaune, Schawn, Schawne, Seaghan, Seain, Seaine, Sean, Seanan, Seane, Seanen, Seann, Seannan, Seannen, Seannon, Seatn, Seayne, Shane, Shaughn, Shaun, Shaune, Shawne, Shon, Shorn, Shorne, Sion	Irish
	Shawnel	God's gracious champion. a combination of shewn and nell.	Seanel, Shaughnel, Shaunel	African amercian, Irish
	Shawnta	God is gracious. a form of shawn	Seanta, Seantah, Shantah, Shaunta, Shauntah	American, Irish
	Shay	Gift; from the fairy palace	Shae, Shai, Shaye	Hebrew, Irish
	Shayla	Throne	Shalyah	Hindi
	Shea	Majestic, courteous, scientific, ingenious one.	Sheah	Irish
	Sheach	Courteous		Irish, Scottish
	Sheary	Peaceful	Shearee, Shearey, Sheari, Shearie	Irish
	Shechem	Incline		Hebrew
	Sheehan	Little peace.	Sheehen	Irish
	Sheffield	From the crooked field	Sheffyeld, Shefield, Shefyeld	English
	Shelby	From the estate by the ledge.	Shelbea, Shelbee, Shelbi, Shelbie	Old english
	Sheldon	From the ledge	Sheldan, Shelden, Sheldin, Sheldun, Sheldyn	Old english
	Shelesh	Third-born child		Hebrew
	Shelley	From the island of shells	Shellea, Shelleah, Shellee, Shelleigh, Shelli, Shellie, Shelly	English
	Shelpey	From the sheep meadow	Shelpea, Shelpeah, Shelpee, Shelpeigh, Shelpi, Shelpie, Shelpy	Old english
	Shelton	From the shelly beachside town.	Sheltan, Shelten, Sheltin, Sheltyn	Old english
	Shem	Reputation		Hebrew
	Shen	Sacred amulet, worn to protect against eveil.; meditation, spirit		Chinese, Egyptian
	Sheng	Victory		Chinese
	Shep	Sheep.		Old english
	Shepherd	Sheep herder.	Sephard, Shep, Sheperd, Shepp, Sheppard, Shepperd	English
	Shepley	From the sheep meadow.	Sheplea, Shepleah, Sheplee, Shepleigh, Shepli, Sheplie, Sheply	Old english
	Sherborne	From the clear stream.	Sherborn, Sherbourn, Sherbourne	Old english
	Sheridan	Wild; from the shire valley.	Sheriden, Sheridon, Sheridyn, Sherisin, Sheryden, Sherydin, Sherydon, Sherydyn, Syerydan	Irish, Old english
	Sheriff	Law keeper.	Sherif, Sherrif, Sherriff, Sherryf, Sherryff, Sheryf, Sheryff	English
	Sherill	From the shire on the hill.	Sheril, Sheryl, Sheryll	English
	Sherlock	One with the fair, short hair.	Sherloc, Sherloch, Sherloche, Sherlocke, Sherlok	Old english
	Sherman	Shearer.	Shermann, Shermen, Shirman, Shirmann, Shyrman, Shyrmann	Old english
	Sherrod	Land clearer.	Sherod	English
	Sherwin	Splendid friend.	Sherwinn, Sherwyn, Sherwynn, Sherwynne	English
	Sherwood	From the bright woods.	Sharwood	English
	Shihab	Fire	Shyhab	Arabic
	Shilin	Intellectual	Shilyn, Shylin, Shylyn	Chinese
	Shima	Island	Shimah, Shyma, Shymah	Japanese
	Shimon	Amazing	Shimona, Shimonah, Shymon, Shymona, Shymonah	Hebrew
	Shimshon	Sun		Hebrew
	Shin	Trusted	Shyn	Korean
	Shing	Victory	Shingae, Shingo, Shyng	Chinese
	Shipley	Dweller at the sheep meadow.	Shiplea, Shipleah, Shiplee, Shipleigh, Shipli, Shiplie, Shiply, Shyplea, Shypleah, Shyplee, Shypleigh, Shypley, Shypli, Shyplie, Shyply	Old english
	Shipton	Dweller at the sheep town.	Shiptan, Shipten, Shiptin, Shiptun, Shiptyn, Shyptan, Shypten, Shyptin, Shypton, Shyptyn	Old english
	Shiro	Fourth-born child.	Shirow, Shyro, Shyrow	Japanese
	Shiva	Life, death.	Shivah, Shyva, Shyvah	Hindi
	Sholto	The teal duck; sower of seeds.		Celtic, Gaelic, Irish
	Shomer	Guardian	Shomar, Shomir, Shomor, Shomyr	Hebrew
	Shon	God is gracious. a form of sean and john.	Shondae, Shondale, Shonday, Shonel, Shonntay, Shoondai	American, Hebrew
	Shoni	Changing	Shonee, Shoney, Shonie, Shony	Hebrew
	Shonkah	Black dog.		Osage
	Shovai	Gem	Shovay	Hebrew
	Shri	Worth of reverance.		Sanskrit
	Shunnar	Pheasant	Shunar	Arabic
	Shuyler	Shield, scholar	Schuylar, Schylar, Schyler, Schylor, Skilar, Skioler, Skuyler, Skylar, Skyler, Skylor	Dutch
	Siaki	God is gracious.		Polynesian
	Siaosi	Farmer	Sior	Polynesian
	Siarl	Man	Syarl	Welsh
	Sibran	From cyprus.	Sybran	Breton
	Sid	From st denis, enchanter; wide. a form of sydney.	Sidd, Syd, Sydd	English, Phoenician
	Siddartha	Accomplishment	Sida, Siddhartha, Sidh, Sidharth, Sidhartha, Sidhdhardth, Sidhdhartha, Sydartha, Syddhartha	Sanskrit
	Siddell	From the wide valley; from st denis' valley.	Siddel, Sidel, Sidell, Sydel, Sydell	Old english, Old french
	Sideris	Heavenly body.		Latin
	Sidney	From st denis; wide; enchanter	Sidney, Sidni, Sidnie, Sidny	English, Old french, Phoenician
	Sidonius	Fine cloth of linen.	Sidonis, Sydonis, Sydonius	Greek
	Sidwell	From the wide stream.	Siddwal, Siddwall, Siddwel, Siddwell, Sidwal, Sidwall, Sidwel, Syddwal, Syddwall, Syddwel, Syddwell, Sydwal, Sydwall, Sydwel, Sydwell	English
	Sierra	Black; saw-like toothed; mountain.	Siera, Sierah, Sierrah, Syera, Syerah, Syerra, Syerrah	Arabic, Irish, Spanish
	Siffre	Victorious peace.		French
	Siffredo	Victorious peace.	Sifredo, Syffredo	Italian
	Sigbjorn	Guardian bear of victory.		Scandinavian
	Sigfried	Victorious peace.	Siffre (french), Sigefredo, Sigfrid (german), Sigfroi, Sigvard (norse), Sygfred, Sygfreid, Sygfreyd, Sygfrid, Sygfryd, Ziegfried, Zigfrid, Zygfid, Zygfred, Zygfreid, Zygfried, Zygfryd	Teutonic
	Sigmund	Victorious protector.	Saegmon (norse), Saegmond (norse), Saegmun, Saegmund, Sigismond (french), Sigismondo (italian), Sigismund (german), Sigismundo (spanish), Sigismunus (dutch), Sigmundo (german), Sygmon, Sygmond	Teutonic
	Sigurd	Victorious guardian.	Sygurd	Old norse
	Sigwald	Victorious ruler.	Sigwaldo, Sygwald, Sygwaldo	Old norse
	Sikueli	Squirrel	Sykueli	Tongan
	Sikwaii	Sparrow		Cherokee
	Silas	Forest dweller, of woodland, forest god.		Latin
	Silburn	Child who is blessed.	Silborn, Silborne, Silboune, Silbourn, Silburne, Sylborn, Sylborne, Sylbounre, Sylbourn, Sylburn, Sylburne	Old english
	Silvan	Forest dweller.	Silas, Silvain (french), Silvano (italian, Silvio (italian, Spanish), Sylas, Sylvanus, Sylvio (italian	Latin
	Silvanus	Forest dweller.	Sylvanus	Latin
	Silvester	From the forest.	Sailbheastar (irish), Silvestre (french, Silvestro (italian), Spanish), Sylvester	Latin
	Sima	Treasure	Simah, Syma, Symah	Hebrew
	Simba	Lion	Simbah, Symah, Symba	Swahili
	Simeon	Monkey. a form of simon, listening.	Symeon, Symian, Symyan	French, German
	Simmias	Listening. a form of simon.	Simas, Symmias, Symmyas, Symyas	Greek
	Simms	Simon's son, son of the listening one.	Sims, Symms, Syms	Hebrew
	Simo	Obedient. a short form of simon, listening.	Simmo, Symmo, Symo	Australian, Finnish
	Simon	Listening	Seemeon, Semein, Sim (scottish), Simanao, Simanas, Simej, Simeon (french), Simone (italian/french), Simonson, Siomon, Siomonn (irish), Smons, Ssemar (russian), Symon, Symond, Symonn, Symonns, Szimon	Hebrew
	Simpson	Simon's son. son of the one who listens	Simpsan, Simpsen, Simpsin, Simpsyn, Sympsan, Sympsen, Sympsin, Sympson, Sympsyn	Hebrew, Old english
	Sinbad	Sparkling prince	Sinbaldo, Sinibaldo, Synbad, Synbald	German
	Sinclaire	From st clair's town; clear sign.	Sinclair, Sinclar, Sinclare, Synckare, Synclair, Synclaire, Synclar, Synclayr	French, Latin
	Singer	Singer	Synger	Old english
	Sinjon	Saint	Sinjun, Sjohn, Synjon	English
	Sinou	Snow	Synou	Tongan
	Sintram	Sparkling raven	Syntram	Teutonic
	Sion	Highly praised	Syon	Hebrew
	Sione	God is gracious.	Sionee, Sioney, Sioni, Sionike, Soane, Sone	Tongan
	Sior	Farmer. the welsh form of george.		Greek
	Sipatu	Pulling out.	Sypatu	Moquelumnan
	Sipho	Present	Sypho	Zulu
	Siraj	Light	Syraj	Arabic
	Sirius	Dog star. the brightest star. burning. named after the greek god osirus.	Sirios, Syrios, Syrius	Greek
	Siroslav	Famous glory.	Siroslav, Syroslav	Teutonic
	Sisi	Born on sunday.	Sysi, Sysy	Franti
	Sisto	Sixth-born child.	Systo	Italian
	Sitoake	Stork	Sytoake	Tongan
	Sitriv	Secure conqueror.	Sitrick, Sitrik, Sytric, Sytrick, Sytrik, Sytryc, Sytryck, Sytryk	Norse
	Sivan	Born during the ninth month of the jewish year.	Syvan	Hebrew
	Siward	Victorious peace.	Syward	English
	Siwili	Fox's long tail.	Siwilie, Siwily, Siwyli, Siwylie, Siwyly, Sywili, Sywilie, Sywyly	Native american
	Sixtus	Sixth-born child.	Sixte, Syxte, Syxtus	Latin
	Skeet	Swift moving.	Skeat, Skeeter, Skeets	Middle english
	Skelly	Teller of stories.	Skelea, Skeleah, Skelee, Skeleigh, Skeley, Skeli, Skelie, Skell, Skellea, Skelleah, Skellee, Skelleigh, Skelley, Skelli, Skellie, Skely	Irish
	Skelton	From the estate or town on the lrdge.		Old english
	Skender	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander.	Skendr	Slavic
	Skene	Bush	Sken	Gaelic
	Skerry	Stone island.	Skery	Norwegian
	Skip	Ship owner.	Skipi, Skipie, Skipp, Skippi, Skippie, Skippy, Skipy, Skyp, Skypi, Skypie, Skypp, Skyppi, Skyppie, Skyppy, Skypy	Old norse
	Skipper	Ship owner.	Skypper	Old norse
	Skipton	From the ship town.	Skippton, Skyppton, Skypton	Old english
	Skule	Shield	Skul, Skull	Norse
	Skyler	Fugitive, giving shelter, protection, scholar.	Schuyler, Skyla, Skylar, Skylr	Danish, Dutch
	Slade	From the valley.	Slaid, Slayd	English
	Sladen	From the valley.	Sladan, Sladein, Sladon, Sladyn, Slaidan, Slaiden, Slaidin, Slaidon, Slaidyn, Slaydan, Slayden, Slaydin, Slaydon, Slaydyn	English
	Slane	Salty	Slain, Slaine, Slayn, Slayne	Czech
	Slater	Slater of roofs.	Slaiter, Slayter	English
	Slava	Glorious stand.	Slavah, Slavik, Slavoshka	Latin, Russian
	Slavin	Mountain man.	Slavan, Slaven, Slavon, Slavyn	Irish
	Slavomil	Fried who is glorious.	Slavomilo, Slavomyl, Slavomylo	Slavic
	Slawek	Gloriously happy. a form of radoslaw.		Polish
	Sleeman	Clever	Sleaman	Old english
	Slevin	Mountain climber.	Salvon, Slavan, Slaven, Slavin, Slavyn, Slevan, Sleven, Slevon, Slevyn	Irish
	Sloane	Warrior	Sloan	Irish
	Smedley	From the meadow.	Smedlea, Smedleah, Smedlee, Smedleigh, Smedli, Smedlie, Smedly	Old english
	Smith	Blacksmith	Smithe, Smithey, Smithi, Smithie, Smithy, Smitth, Smyth	Old english
	Snow	From the snowy valley.		Old english
	Snowden	From the snowy valley.	S howdon, Smowdyn, Snowda, Snowdin	Old english
	So	First-born child.		Vietnamese
	Socrates	Wisdom		Greek
	Sofian	Devoted	Sofyan	Arabic
	Sohan	Charming		Hindi
	Sohrad	Hero who is ancient.	Sorad	Persian
	Soja	Warrior	Sojah	Yoruba
	Sol	Sun	Soll	Latin
	Solomon	Peace	Dutch), S, Salaman, Salamen, Salamon, Salamun, Salman, Salmyn, Saloman, Salomo, Salomon (french, Salomone (italian), Selim, Shelomaoh, Shlomo, Sholom, Solaman, Solamh (irish), Soloman, Solomo (german	Hebrew
	Solon	Wisdom, grave.	Solan, Solen, Solin, Solyn	Greek
	Solve	Warrior who is healthy.		Danish
	Somerled	Sailor		Scottish
	Somerset	Summer place.	Sommerset, Sumerset, Summerset	Old english
	Somerton	From the summer town.		Old english
	Somerville	From the summer village.	Somervil, Somervill, Somervyl, Somervyll, Somervylle, Sumervil, Sumervill, Sumerville, Sumervyl, Sumervyll, Sumervylle, Summervil, Summervill, Summerville, Summervyl, Summervyll, Summervylle	Teutonic
	Son	Star; mountain; son		English, Native american, Vietnamese
	Sonam	The fortunate one.		Tibetan
	Songan	Strength	Song	Native american
	Sonny	Son	Sonee, Soney, Soni, Sonie, Sonnee, Sonney, Sonni, Sonny, Sony, Suni, Sunie, Sunni, Sunnie, Sunny, Suny	Old english
	Sono	Elephant		Akan
	Sophocies	The glory of wisdom.		Greek
	Sophus	Wisdom. a masculine form of sophia.	Sophis, Sophys	Greek
	Soren	Thunder, war.	Sorenson	Danish
	Sorley	Viking, summer wanderer.	Sorlea, Sorleah, Sorlee, Sorleigh, Sorli, Sorlie, Sorly	Old norse
	Sorrell	Reddish/brown haired.	Sorel, Sorell, Soril, Sorill, Sorrel, Sorril, Sorrill, Soryl, Soryll	Old french
	Sosaia	God will help.	Sosaiah	Polynesian
	Soterios	Saviour		Greek
	Southwell	From the south stream.	Southwal, Southwall, Southwel	Old english
	Sovann	Gold	Sovan	Cambodian
	Sowande	A wise healer found me.	Sowand	Yoruba
	Spain	Geographical - the country.		Latin
	Spalding	From the divided field.	Spaulding	English
	Spangler	Glittering; tinsmith.		French, German
	Spark	Flash of light.	Sparkey, Sparki, Sparkie	English
	Sparrow	Little bird.	Sparro	Middle english
	Spear	One who carries a spear.		English
	Speed	Fast success.	Speedey, Speedie	English
	Spencer	Dispenser of provisions.	Spence	English
	Sperling	Little sparrow bird.	Sperlin	Middle english
	Spicer	Spice seller.	Spycer	Old french
	Spier	Watcher	Spyer	Old french
	Spike	Grain ear; spike-haired.	Spyke	Latin, Old english
	Spiro	Breath of god.	Spiridion, Spiridone (italian), Spyridion, Spyridone, Spyro	Latin
	Spode	From the spear-shaped field.		Old english
	Spooner	Maker of spoons or roofing shingles.		Old english
	Spoor	Maker of spurs.	Spoors, Spur, Spurs	English
	Spreckley	Twigs	Sprecklea, Spreckleah, Sprecklee, Spreckleigh, Spreckli, Sprecklie, Spreckly	Old english
	Spring	From the spring time.		English
	Springsteen	From the stone river.	Springstein, Springsteyn, Spryngsteen, Spryngstein, Spryngsteyn	Old english
	Sproul	Energetic, active one.	Sproule, Sprowl, Sprowle	Middle english
	Squire	Attendant to a knight.	Squyre	English
	Stable	Reliable	Stabel	Old french
	Stacey	Prosperous	Stace, Stacee, Staci, Stacie, Stacy	Latin
	Stack	Stacker of hay.		Old norse
	Stafford	From the ford near the landing place.	Staford	Old english
	Stamford	From the stone ford.	Stemford	Old english
	Stamos	Crown		Greek
	Stan	Stone. the short form of names starting with 'stan'.		Old english
	Stanbury	From the stone fortress.	Stanberi, Stanberie, Stanberri, Stanberrie, Stanberry, Stanbery, Stanburi, Stanburie, Stanburri, Stanburrie, Stanburry	Old english
	Stancil	Beam or bar.	Stancile, Stancyl, Stancyle	Old english
	Stancliff	From the stone cliff.	Stanclif, Stanclyf, Stanclyff	Old english
	Standish	From the stony enclosure.	Standysh	Old english
	Standwood	From the stone woods.	Stanwood	Old english
	Stanfield	From the stone field.	Stanfyeld	Old english
	Stanford	From the stone ford.	Stanforde	Old english
	Stanhope	From the stone hollow.	Stenhope	Old english
	Stanislaus	Glorious stand.	Aineislis (irish), Stanislao, Stanislas (french), Stanislav (german), Stanislavas (lithuanian), Stanislavs (lettish), Stanislaw (polish), Stanislus, Stanko (illyrian), Stanyslaus	Slavic
	Stanley	From the stony meadow.	Stanlea, Stanleah, Stanlee, Stanleigh, Stanli, Stanlie, Stanly	Old english
	Stanmore	From the stony moor.	Stanmoaare, Stanmoar, Stanmoor, Stanmoore, Stanmor	Old english
	Stannard	Hard like stone.	Stanard	Old english
	Stanton	From the stone town.	Staunton	Old english
	Stanway	Dweller at the stone village.	Stanwic, Stanwik, Stanwyc, Stanwyck, Stanwyk	Old english
	Stanwick	Dweller at the stone village.	Stanwic, Stanwik, Stanwyc, Stanwyck, Stanwyk	Old english
	Stanwood	Dweller at the stone forest.	Stenwood	Old english
	Starbuck	Stone road, from the deer star meadow.		Old english
	Stark	Strength	Starke	German
	Starling	The sterling bird.	Starlin, Starlyn, Starlyng	Old english
	Starr	Star	Star	Old english
	Stavropoulos	Son of stavros.		Greek
	Stavros	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Stavro	Greek
	Steadman	Farmstead occupant, steady, reliable.	Stedman	English
	Steele	One who works with steel.	Steal, Steale, Steel	Old english
	Steenie	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Steen, Steene, Steenee, Steeni, Steeny, Stein, Steine, Steinee, Steiney, Steini, Steinie, Steiny, Steyn, Steynee, Steyney, Steyni, Steynie	Scottish
	Stefan	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Stefano, Stefen, Steffan, Steffano, Steffen, Steffin, Stefin, Stenka (russian), Stephan, Stephano, Stephanos (greek), Stephen, Steven	Polish, Russian, Swedish, Swiss
	Stefano	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Stephano	Italian
	Stein	Stone	Stean, Steen, Steine, Steiner, Stene, Steyn, Steyne	German
	Steinar	Stone warrior.	Stean, Steanar, Steane, Steaner, Steenar, Steene, Steener, Stein, Steine, Steiner, Steyn, Steynar, Steyne, Steyner	Norwegian
	Sten	Stone	Stenn	Scandinavian, Swedish
	Stephen / steven	Crowned	Estaban, Estevan (spanish), Etienne (french), Steaphan (scottish), Steav, Steave, Steaven, Stefan (german/danish), Stefano (italian), Stefin, Stefinn, Stefyn, Stefynn, Stenk, Stephan, Stephin, Stephyn	Greek
	Stephenson	Stephen's son; son of the crowned one	Stevenson, Stravropoulos (greek)	English
	Stephon	Turner	Strephonn	Greek
	Sterling	Silver penny.	Sterlin, Stirlin, Stirling, Styrlin, Styrling, Styrlyn, Styrlyng	English
	Stern	Star; stern	Sterne, Sturn, Sturne	German, Old english
	Stewart	Steward of the manor	Stuart	English
	Stig	Rising mount		Old norse, Swedish
	Stiggur	Gate		Gipsy
	Stillman	Still; quiet	Stilman, Styllman, Stylman	English
	Sting	Grain spike	Styng	English
	Stinson	Stone's son; son of the stone one	Stynson	English
	Stockley	From the meadow with the stock	Stocklea, Stockleah, Stocklee, Stockleigh, Stockli, Stocklie, Stockly	Old english
	Stockman	Livestock worker	Stockmen	Australian
	Stockton	From the tree-stump estate or town.		Old english
	Stockwell	From the well by the tree stump	Stockwal, Stockwall, Stockwel	English
	Stoddard	Keeper of horses	Stodard	Old english
	Stoke	Village	Stok	Old english
	Stoker	Tender of the fire	Stoke, Stokes	English
	Stone	Stone	Stonee, Stoney, Stoni, Stonie, Stony	English
	Storm	Tempest	Storme, Stormee, Stormey, Stormi, Stormie, Stormy	Old english
	Storr	Great one.		Old norse
	Stover	Tender of the stove	Stov, Stove	English
	Stowe	From the place	Stow	Old english
	Strahan	Poet, wisdom.		Gaelic, Irish
	Stratford	From the street near the river ford, from the straight river ford.	Strattford	Old english
	Stratton	From the river valley town.	Straton	Scottish
	Stringfellow	Strong fellow.		Old english, Old norse
	Strobe	Twist		Greek
	Strom	River		German
	Strong	Powerful		Old english
	Stroud	From the thicket.		Old english
	Struthers	From the stream.		Gaelic, Irish
	Stuart	Steward	Stewart	Scottish
	Sturt	Hill		Old english
	Styge	Rising	Stygge	Norse
	Styles	Dweller by the stock enclosure		Old english
	Subhi	Early morning	Subhee, Subhie	Arabic
	Sudi	Lucky	Suud	Swahili
	Sued	Chief		Arabic
	Suffield	From the south field.	Sufield	Old english
	Sugen	Valley of the sows.	Sugdan, Sugdin, Sugdon, Sugdyn	English
	Suhail	Gentle, easy, the name of a star.	Sohail, Sohayl, Souhail, Sujal	Arabic
	Suhuba	Friendly	Suhubah	Swahili
	Sujay	Success, victory.	Sujae, Sujai	Hindi
	Sukru	Thankful	Sukroo	Turkish
	Sullivan	One with the black (sullen) eyes; dark; irish surname.	Sullyvan	Irish / gaelic
	Sully	From the meadow in the south, to blacken.	Sullea, Sulleah, Sullee, Sulleigh, Sulley, Sulli, Sullie	Old english
	Sulprice	One with the red spotted face.	Sulpryce	French
	Sultan	Ruler, a powerful person.	Sulten, Sultin, Sulton, Sultyn, Sum (thai)	Arabic, Aramaic, Old french, Turkish
	Sulwyn	Fair-haired, sunny.	Sulwin, Sulwynn, Sulwynne	Welsh
	Summit	Peak of a mountain.	Sumet, Sumit, Summet, Summit, Summyt, Sumyt	English
	Sumner	Summoner	Summner	English
	Sun	Bend; sun.		Chinese, English
	Sundeep	Englightened		Punjabi
	Sunreep	Purity	Sunrip	Hindi
	Surya	Sun	Suria, Suriah, Suryah	Sanskrit
	Susi	One who works with horses, horseman.	Susee, Susie, Susy	Greek
	Sutcliff	From the cliff in the south.	Sutclif, Sutclyf, Sutclyff, Suttclif, Suttcliff	Old english
	Sutherland	From the southern land.	Southerland	Old norse
	Sutton	From the southern town.		English
	Svara	Mystical sound.	Svarah	Sanskrit
	Sven	Youthful	Svend, Swen, Swend	Norse
	Svenbjorn	Young bear.	Sveniborn	Norse
	Swaggart	One who staggers.	Swaggert	English
	Swain	Attendant of the knight.	Swaine, Swayn, Swayne	English
	Swaley	From the winding stream meadow.	Swalea, Swaleah, Swalee, Swaleigh, Swali, Swalie, Swaly	English
	Swannee	Swan	S wani, Swanee, Swaney, Swanie, Swanney, Swanni, Swannie, Swanny, Swany	Australian, Old english
	Sweeney	Little hero; strength.	Swe3anie, Sweaney, Sweani, Sweany, Sweenee, Sweeni, Sweenie, Sweeny	Gaelic, Irish, Old english
	Swindel	From the valley of the pigs.	Swindell, Swyndel, Swyndell	English
	Swinfen	Muddy pig.	Swynfen	English
	Swinford	From the pig ford.	Swynford	English
	Swinton	Dweller at the farm of the pigs.	Swynton	Old english
	Swithbert	Strong, bright.	Swithbirt, Swithburt, Swithbyrt, Swythbert, Swythbirt, Swythburt, Swythbyrt	Old english
	Swithin	Strength	S withun, S withyn, S wythan, Swithan, Swithen, Swithon, Swythan, Swythen, Swythin, Swything, Swython, Swythyn	Teutonic
	Sydney	From the city of st denis, sydney australia.	Sydnee, Sydney, Sydny	Australian, Old french
	Syed	Happy	Sied	Arabic
	Sying	Star		Chinese
	Symington	From simon's town, from the listening town.	Stimingtons	Old english
	Ta	Great	Tah	Chinese
	Taamiti	Brave	Taamit	Lunyole
	Taaveti	Beloved	Taavetie, Taavety, Tavertie, Tavery, Taveti	Finnish
	Tab, tabbener	Drummer; shining, brilliant; spring	Tabar, Tabbner, Tabener, Taber, Tabi, Tabie, Tabir, Tabner, Tabor (persian), Taby, Tabyr	Gaelic, German, Middle english, Old french
	Tabari	Remember	Tabaris, Tabarus, Tabary	Arabic
	Tabbai	Good.	Tabbay	Aramaic
	Tabib	Doctor.	Tabeeb, Tabyb	Turkish
	Tabulum	My home.		Australian aboriginal
	Tad	Father	Tadd (english)	Old welsh
	Tadan	Plentiful.	Taden, Tadin, Tadon, Tadyn	Native american
	Tadao	Self-satisfying		Japanese
	Tadashi	Serves faithfully	Tadashee, Tadashie, Tadashy	Japanese
	Tadd	Father	Tad	Old welsh
	Taddia	Praising god. a form of thaddeus	Taddiah, Taddya, Tadia, Tadiah, Tadias (lithuanian), Tadya, Tadyas	Illyrian
	Tade	Strong		Croatian
	Tadeo	Praised	Tadeas, Tades	Latin, Spanish
	Tadhg	Poet or badger.	Tadlee, Tadleigh, Teague, Teige, Teyge, Tyegue	Irish
	Tadi	Wind.	Tadee, Tadey, Tadie, Tady	Omaha
	Tadleigh	Poet from the meadow.	Tadlea, Tadleah, Tadlee, Tadley, Tadli, Tadlie, Tadly	English, Irish
	Tadzi	Moon.	Tadzie, Tadzy	Carrier
	Taffy	Beloved. the welsh form of david	Taffee, Taffey, Taffi, Taffie, Taffy, Tafy	Old welsh
	Taft	River		Old english
	Tafy	River	Tafte	Old english
	Tage	Day	Tag, Taig, Taige, Tayg, Tayge	Danish
	Taggart	Son of the prelate.	Tagart, Tagert, Taggert, Taggirt, Taggurt, Taggyrt, Tagirt, Tagurt, Tagyrt	Gaelic
	Taghan	Sawfish; the marten; type of rug.	Tagan, Tagen, Taygen	Persian, Scottish, Visayan
	Taghee	Chief	Taghe	Native american
	Tago	Day	Tagot, Taio, Tajo (spanish)	Spanish
	Taha	First born. one.	Tahah	Polynesian
	Tahatan	Hawk		Sioux
	Taheton	Crow		Sioux
	Tahi	Sea water.		Polynesian, Tongan
	Tahir	Purity	Taher, Tahyr	Arabic
	Tai	Tribe, kin, weather, talented.		Chinese
	Taika	Tiger	Tayka	Tongan
	Taima	Born during a thunder storm.	Taimah, Tayma, Taymah	Native american
	Tain	Stream	Taine, Tayn, Tayne	Gaelic
	Taine	Stream	See tain	Gaelic
	Tait	Happy	Taite, Taitt, Tate, Tayt, Tayte	Old norse
	Taiwan	Island dweller.	Taywan	Chinese, Taiwanese
	Taiwo	First born of twins.	Taywo	Yoruba
	Taj	Crown, exalted.	Taja, Taji	Hindi
	Tajuan	God is gracious. a form of juan.	Taijuan, Tayjuan	Hebrew, Spanish
	Takeishi	Bamboo		Japanese
	Takeo	Strength	Takeyo	Japanese
	Takoda	Friend of everyone.	Takodah, Takota, Takotah	Lakota, Sioux
	Tal	Tall, fierce; rain, dew	Talbert, Talbot, Talford, Tall, Tallon, Talmadge	English, Hebrew
	Tala	Seagull	Talah	Tongan
	Talanoa	Story teller.	Talonoah	Tongan
	Talbert	From the bright valley.	Talbert, Talbirt, Talburt, Talbyrt	German
	Talbot	Commander, from the valley; pillager; an extinct type of bloodhound type dog.	Talbert, Talbott, Talibot, Talibott, Talybot, Talybott	Old english, Old french, Teutonic
	Talcott	From the tall cottage.	Talcolt, Talcot, Taldon, Talmadge	Old english
	Taldra	Kangaroo	Taldrah	Australian aboriginal
	Tale	Green	Tael, Tail, Tal, Tayl	Tswana
	Talfryn	Top of a hill.	Talfrin	Welsh
	Talib	The seeker or student.	Taleb, Talyb	Arabic
	Taliesin	Radiant top of the hill.	Taliesen, Talieson, Taliesyn, Talisan, Tallas, Tallis, Tallys, Talyesin, Talyesyn, Tayliesin, Tayliesyn	Welsh
	Talli	Leader	Talee, Taley, Tali, Tallee, Talley, Tallie, Tally, Taly	Native american
	Tallis	Wisdom	Talis, Tallys	Persian
	Talmai	Small hills.	Talmay, Talmie, Telem	Hebrew
	Talman	Harsh	Talmen, Talmin, Talmon, Talmyn	Aramaic
	Talor	Dew	Talar, Taler, Tallar, Taller, Tallor	Hebrew
	Talut	Borrowed, soul. a form of saul.	Talu	Arabic
	Tam	Twin; heart.	Tamm	Hebrew, Vietnamese
	Tama	Son	Tamah, Tamma, Tammah	Maori
	Taman	Dark, black-haired.	Tama, Tamann, Tamen, Tamin, Tamon, Tamyn	Slavic
	Tamar	Palm tree, date fruit. the masculine form of tamara.	Tamarr, Tamer, Tamir, Tamor, Tamyr, Timar, Timarr, Timer, Timir, Timor, Timur, Tymar, Tymarr, Tymer, Tymir, Tymyr	Hebrew
	Tamas	Twin. a form of thomas.	Tamasa, Tamasah, Tamati (maori)	Hungarian
	Tambo	Vigorous	Tambow	Swahili
	Tamir	Tall as a palm tree.	Tamirr, Tamyr, Tamyrr	Arabic
	Tammany	Friendly	Tamany	Delaware
	Tamson	Son of thomas, son of the twin.	Tamsan, Tamsen, Tamsin, Tamsun, Tamsyn	Scandinavian
	Tan	Million; new.	Than	Burmese, Vietnamese
	Tanaki	Beat of a drum.	Tanakie, Tanaky	Polynesian
	Tanay	Son	Tanae, Tanai	Hindi
	Tancred	Giver of thoughtful advice, counsellor.	Tancreda, Tancredi, Tancredie, Tancredy, Tancrid, Tancryd	Teutonic
	Tandie	Beloved, masculine.	Tandee, Tandey, Tandi, Tandy, Thandee, Thandey, Thandi, Thandie	African american
	Tane	Husband	Tain, Taine, Tayn, Tayne	Maori
	Tanek	Immortal	Atek	Greek
	Taneli	God is my judge.	Tanel, Tanelie, Tanell, Tanella, Tanelle, Tanely	Finnish
	Tanguy	Warrior	Tagui	French
	Tangwyn	Peace that is blessed.	Tangwin	Welsh
	Tani	Valley	Tanee, Taney, Tanie, Tany	Japanese
	Taniel	God is my judge. a form of daniel.	Daniel, Taniell, Tanyel, Tanyell	Estonian, Hebrew
	Tanjiro	Second-born son who is highly valued.	Tanjyro	Japanese
	Tanne	Priceless. a form of anthony.	Tain, Taine, Tainn, Tane, Tayn, Tayne, Taynn, Taynne	Lettish
	Tanner	Leather worker, tanner of hides.	Tanar, Tani, Tanie, Tanna, Tannah, Tannar, Tannery, Tanni, Tannie, Tannor, Tanny, Tany	Old english
	Tanno	Camp of glory.	Tano	Spanish
	Tano	River	Tanno	Ghanian
	Tanton	From the quiet river estate or town.	Tanta, Tantin, Tanton, Tantun, Tantyn	Old english
	Tanundra	Place of plentiful wild fowl.	Tanundrah	Australian aboriginal
	Tanzy	A short form of the given name constanzo.		Italian
	Tapani	Crowned	Tapamn, Tapanee, Tapaney, Tapanie, Tapany	Finnish
	Tapko	Antelope		Kiowa
	Tarcoola	River bend.	Tarcollah	Australian aboriginal
	Taree	Wild fig tree.	Tarey, Tari, Tarie, Tary	Australian aboriginal
	Tareton	From the town of the thunder ruler.	Taretan, Tareten, Taretin, Taretyn, Tartan, Tarten, Tartin, Tarton, Tartyn	Old english
	Tarhe	Tree	Tarhee	Native american
	Tarif	Uncommon	Tareef, Taryf	Arabic
	Tarik	One who comes by night, conqueror.	Tareck, Tareek, Tarek, Tarick, Tariq, Tarreq, Taryc, Taryck, Taryk, Tereik, Teryc, Teryck, Teryk	Arabic
	Tariq	Name of a star.		Arabic
	Tarkan	An ancient high rank in the army of tamerlane and approximately equivalent to a general.	Tarkhaan, Tarkhan, Tarqan	Turkish
	Tarleton	From the thunder ruler's town, from thor's town.	Tarletan, Tarleten, Tarletin, Tarletor, Tarletyn	Old english
	Tarn	From the mountain pool.	Tarne	Old norse
	Taro	First-born male, big boy.	Tarot	Japanese
	Taron	The king's courageous advisor.	Taeron, Tahron, Tarone, Tarran, Tarrin, Tarrn, Tarron, Tarrun, Tarryn, Tarun, Taryn	English, Greek
	Tarquin	The name of one or rome's earliest tyrants.		Latin
	Tarrance	Smooth, good, gracious; from the place with th small rocky hills. a form of terence.	Tarance, Tarence, Tarince, Tarrence, Tarrince, Tarrynce, Tarynce, Terance, Terince, Terrance, Terrince, Terrynce, Terynce, Torance, Torence, Torrance, Torrant, Torrence, Torrent	English, Irish, Latin
	Tarrant	Thunder	Tarant, Tarent, Tarrent, Terrant, Torant, Torent, Torrant, Torrent	Old welsh
	Tarril	Belonging to thor, belonging to the thunder ruler.	Tarell, Terrail, Terral, Terrale, Terrall, Terreal, Terrel, Terrell, Terrelle, Terril, Terrill, Terryal, Terryel, Terryl, Terryll, Tirl, Tirrel, Tirrell, Turrell, Tyrel, Tyrell.	Teutonic
	Tarro	Stone	Taro	Australian aboriginal
	Tarver	Softener of whitened hide, from the tower over the hills.	Terver	Old english
	Tas	Bird's nest	Tass, Taz, Tazz	Gypsy
	Tashi	Lucky, auspicioius, prosperity.		Tibetan
	Tashunka	Horse	Tashunah, Tasunke	Sioux
	Tatanka	Bull, buffalo.	Tatankah	Sioux
	Tate	Long-winded talker; spirited, cheerful.	Tait, Taite, Tayt, Tayte	Native american, Old english
	Tatius	Ruler	Tatianis, Tatianus, Tazio, Titis, Titus, Tytius, Tytyus	Latin
	Tatonga	Buck, male deer.		Sioux
	Tatum	From tate's homestead.	Taitam, Taitim, Taitm, Taitom, Taitum, Taitym, Tatam, Tatem, Tatim, Tatom, Taytam, Taytem, Taytim, Taytom, Taytum, Taytym	Old english
	Tau	Lion		Tswana
	Taufa	Storm; hurricane.	Taufan	Indonesian, Tongan
	Taula	Priest	Taulah	Tongan
	Tauno	World leader.	Taunot	Finnish
	Taurean	Like a bull, stubborn strength, born under the sign of taurus.	Taurino, Taurion, Tauris, Taurus, Tauryan, Tauryen, Tauryon, Toro	Latin
	Tava	Fruit tree.	Tavah	Polynesian
	Tavares	The hermit's son.	Tavar	Spanish
	Tavaris	Misfortune	Tarvarres, Tavar, Tavaras, Tavares, Tavari, Tavarian, Tavaris, Tavarius, Tavarres, Tavarri, Tavarris, Tavars, Tavarse, Tavarus, Taveress, Tevaris, Tevarus, Tevarys, Teverus, Teverys, Yavarys	Aramaic
	Tavas	Peacock		Hebrew
	Taved	Beloved. a form of david.	Tavad, Tavid, Tavod, Tavyd	Estonian
	Tavey	Eighth-born child. the short form of octavio.	Tavee, Tavi, Tavie, Tavy	Latin
	Tavi	David's son, son of the beloved; good.	Tavee, Taveon, Tavey, Tavid, Tavie, Tavin, Tavio, Tavion, Taviss, Tavon, Tavy, Tavys, Tavyss, Tevin, Tevis, Teviss, Tevys, Tevyss, Tuvia	Aramaic, Hebrew, Scottish
	Tavis	Twin. a scottish form of thomas.	Tavish, Tevis	Gaelic, Scottish
	Tavish	Twin. a form of thomas.	Mctavish, Mctavysh, Tavis, Taviss, Tavys, Tavysh, Tavyss	Gaelic
	Tavor	Misfortune	Tarvoris, Tavaris, Tavores, Tavorious, Tavoris, Tavorris, Tavorrys, Tavorys, Tavuris, Tavurys	Aramaic
	Tawa	Sun	Tawah	Hopi
	Tawfiq	Success, reconciliation.		Arabic
	Tawno	Tiny		Gypsy
	Tayib	Delicate. good.		Sanskrit
	Taylor	Tailor. repairer of garments.	Taelor, Tailah, Tailar, Tailer, Talor, Taylah, Taylar, Tayler, Taylon, Taylour, Tayson, Teyler	Old english
	Taz	Goblet	Tas, Tass, Tasswell, Taswell, Tazwell, Tazz, Tazzwell	Persian
	Te aroha	Man of the long string.		Polynesian
	Te-poro	Point		Polynesian
	Teague	Low rider. handsome. poet.	Tadgh (irish), Taggart, Teagan, Teagun, Teak, Teeg, Teegue, Tegan, Teig, Teigan, Teige, Teigen, Teigue, Tighe, Tyg, Tygue	English, Irish, Native american
	Teale	Water fowl.	Tadgh, Tadhgh, Taig, Teagan, Teak, Teal, Teel, Teele, Teige, Teil, Teile, Teyl, Teyle	Middle english
	Teangi	Earthy.	Teangie, Teanty	Australian aboriginal
	Tearlach	Strong. courageous. a form of charles.	Tearlache, Tearloc, Tearloch, Tearloche, Tearlock, Tearlok	Gaelic
	Tearle	Stern, severe one.	Earl, Earle, Tearl	Old english
	Teasdale	Dweller at the river valley.	Tdale, Tedail	English
	Tebes	God is good.	Tobias, Tobyas	Swiss
	Tecwyn	Fair; white-haired friend.	Tecwin	Old english, Welsh
	Ted	Wealthy ruling guardian, gift of god, bear. a short form of edward or theodore.	Tedd	Old english
	Teddy	Wealthy ruling guardian, gift of god, bear. a short form of edward or theodore.	Teddee, Teddey, Teddi, Teddie, Tedee, Tedey, Tedi, Tedie, Tedy	Old english
	Tedmund	The land protector.	Tdman, Tedmand, Tedmon, Tedmond, Tedmondo, Tedmun	English
	Tedorik	Gift of god. a form of theodore.	Tedoric, Tedorick, Tedoryc, Tedoryck, Tedoryk	Polish
	Tedrick	Gift of god, powerful ruler.	Tedric, Tedrik, Tedryc, Tedryck, Tedryk	English
	Teeuw	Gift of god. a form of matthew.		Dutch, Hebrew
	Tefere	Seed	Tefer	Ethiopian
	Teiji	Second son who is righteous.		Japanese
	Tekea	King of the sharks.		Polynesian
	Tekle	Plant		Ethiopian
	Telek	One who works with iron.		Polish
	Telem	Mound	Tellem	Hebrew
	Telford	Iron cutter; from the iron ford.	Telforde, Tellford, Tellforde	Old english, Old french
	Teller	Story teller.	Tella, Tellah, Telli, Tellie, Telly, Tely	English
	Tem	Country		Gypsy
	Tema	In music, a melody of composition. english translation is theme.	Teema	Swedish
	Teman	To the right side, south.	Temani, Temanie, Temany, Temen, Temin, Temon, Temyn	Hebrew
	Tembo	Elephant	Tembeau	Swahili
	Tempest	Storm	Tempes, Tempess	French
	Templar	Knight who protcted the holy land; from the temple.	Tempal, Temple (english), Templer	Old english, Old french
	Templeton	Town of sanctuary. from the temple town.	Temple, Templetown	Old english
	Tennant	Renter of houses.	Tenant	English
	Tennessee	Mighty warrior, river.	Tennesy, Tennysee	Cherokee
	Tennyson	Tennant's son, son of the lessor of houses, inhabitant.	Tenney, Tenneyson, Tennison, Tenyson	Old french
	Tenoa	Tenor	Tenoah	Tongan
	Tenzin	Keeper of the teachings. protector of dharma.	Tenzing	Tibetan
	Teo	God	Tio, Tyo	Spanish
	Tepene	Crowned. a form of stephen.	Tepen	Maori
	Tepko	Hill		Australian aboriginal
	Terach	Goat	Tera, Terac, Terach	Hebrew
	Teran	A form of terron, earthman.		Modern english
	Terence	Tender, good, gracious, smooth.	Tarrance, Temcio, Terencio (spanish), Terenz, Terrance, Terrel, Terrence, Terril, Terrill, Terrince, Terrynce, Thierry, Torrance, Torrence, Torrince, Torrynce	Latin
	Terran	Of the earth.	Teran, Teren, Terin, Teron, Terone, Terran, Terren, Terrin, Terron, Terrone, Terryn, Teryn, Trryon	English
	Terrel	Strength	Terral, Terrell, Terrelle, Terril, Terrill, Terryl, Terryll, Teryl	German, Old english
	Terrell	Thunder ruler. a man compared to thor.	Terrill, Tirrell, Tyrrell	Old english
	Terris	Terry's son, son of the smooth, tender, gracious one.	Teris, Terrys, Terys	Latin
	Terry	Smooth, tender, gracious. a short form of terrence.	Teree, Terie, Terrey, Terri, Terrie, Terry, Tery, Trree, Try< teri	Latin
	Tertius	Third-born child, three.	Tertios, Tertyus	Latin
	Teryl	Beloved who is smooth, tender and gracious. the combination of daryl and terry.		African american
	Tesher	One who donates.		Hebrew
	Tete	Kingfisher	Tet	Australian aboriginal
	Tetley	From tate's meadow, from the long-winded talker's meadow, from the spirited, cheerful one's meadow.	Tatlea, Tatleah, Tatlee, Tatleigh, Tetli, Tetlie, Tetly	Old english
	Teva	Nature	Tevah	Hebrew
	Tevel	Beloved	Tevell, Tevil, Tevill, Tevyl, Tevyll	Yiddish
	Tevis	Twin. a form of thomas.	Tevish, Teviss, Tevys, Tevyss	Scottish
	Tevita	Treasured	Tevitah, Tevyta, Tevytah	Polynesian
	Tex	Nickname for a texan.	Tejas, Texas, Texx, Texxas	American
	Thabani	You all be joyful.		Zulu
	Thabit	Firm	Thabyt	Arabic
	Thabiti	Man		Kenyan
	Thad	Little courageious one.	Thadd	Greek
	Thaddeus	Praising god; courageous.	Taddeo, Taddi, Taddia (illyrian), Taddie, Taddy, Tadeo, Tadeusz (polish), Tadi, Tadia, Tadias (lithuanian), Tadie, Tady, Tha, Thaddaus, Thaddej (russian), Thaddeo, Thaddeos, Thaddeys, Thadeas, Thadeis	Greek, Hebrew
	Thadford	From thad's ford, from the little courageious one's ford.	Thadforde	Old english
	Thai	Many		Vietnamese
	Thaine	Follower or warrior attendent.	Thane, Thayne	Old english
	Thaiter	Powerful warrior. a form of walter.	Thai	German, Irish
	Thalente	Talent		Zulu
	Thalmus	Flowering	Thalmas, Thalmis, Thalmos, Thalmous, Thalmys	Greek
	Thaman	God-like.	Thamane, Thamen	Hindi
	Than	Million	Tan	Burmese
	Thandanani	You all love one another.		Zulu
	Thandiwe	Beloved	Tandee, Tandey, Tandi, Tandie, Tandy, Thandee, Thandey, Thandi, Thandie, Thandy	Zulu
	Thane	Attending warrior.	Thain, Thaine, Thayn, Thayne	English
	Thang	Victorious		Vietnamese
	Thanh	Tranquil, finished.	Than	Vietnamese
	Thanh phong	Fresh air.		Vietnamese
	Thaniel	Gift of god.	Nathaniel, Thaneal, Thaneel, Thaneil, Thaneyl, Thaniell, Thanielle, Thanyel, Thanyell, Thanyelle	Hebrew
	Thank danh	Renowned		Vietnamese
	Thankful	To give thanks.	Thank	Puritan
	Thanos	Noble	Athanasios, Thanasis, Thanus	Greek
	Thatcher	Roof mender.	Thacher, Thatch, Thaxter	Old english
	Thaw	Melting	Thor	Old english
	Thayer	Belonging to the nation's army.		Old french
	Thel	Story above.		English
	Themba	Hope/trust.		Zulu
	Thenga	To bring him.	Thengah	Yao
	Theo	A short form of names beginning with "theo".	Fio, Thio, Thyo, To	German, Greek
	Theobald	The people's prince.	Dietbold (german), Portuguese), Spanish), Tebaldo, Teobald, Teobalt, Teobaud, Th, Thean (french), Theballd, Thebault (french), Theobaldo (italian, Theobalt, Thibaud (french), Thibaut (french), Thyobald	German, Teutonic
	Theodore	Gift of god	Fedor, Feodor (slavic), Feodore, Kwedders, Pheodor, Teodor, Teodorico, Teodoro (spanish / italian), Teudwer, Theodor, Theodric, Theorodus (dutch)	Greek
	Theodoric	Powerful ruler of the people	Derek, Dieter, Dietrich, Tedric, Thedrick, Thedrik, Theodik, Theodorick, Theodorik, Theodorio, Theodrick, Theodryc, Theodryck, Theodryk, Thierry	Teutonic
	Theon	Godly	Feon	Greek
	Theophilus/thilo	Dearest to god	Fillo, Filo, Fiophilus, Gilow, Thilow	Greek
	Theron	One who hunts	Therin, Therrin, Therron	Greek
	Theros	Summer	Theross	Greek
	Thian	Smooth	Thien	Vietmanese
	Thies	Gift of god		Swiss
	Tho	Longevity		Vietmanese
	Thoar	Sunrise	Thor	Australian aboriginal
	Thomar	Small river	Thom	Australian aboriginal
	Thomas	Twin	Didymus, Dummas, Foma, Tamas, Tamaso, Tamassa, Tamasz, Tamati, Tammeas, Tammen, Tavish, Taviss, Thoma, Thomasin, Thomaz, Thumas, Toma, Tomas, Tomasino, Tomaso, Tomasz, Tomaz, Tomhas, Tuomas	Aramaic / hebrew
	Thompson	Thomas' son	Tompson	English
	Thong	Clever		Vietnamese
	Thor	Thunder	Thorald, Thordis, Thore, Thorin, Thorkell, Thorley, Thorr, Thorsson, Thorvald, Thorwald, Thurman, Tor, Torald, Tore, Torre, Torrin, Torvald, Tyrus	Old norse, Scandinavian
	Thorald	Thor ruler, thunder ruler.	Terrell, Thorold, Torald, Tyrell.	Old norse
	Thorbert	Brilliance of thor, brilliant thunder.	Thorbirt, Thorburt, Thorbyrt, Tobyrt, Torbert, Torbirt, Torburt	Old norse
	Thorbjorn	Thor's bear.	Thorborn, Thorborne, Thorburn, Thorburne, Thurborn, Thurborne, Thurburn, Thurburne	Scandinavian
	Thorburn	Thor's bear, thunder bear.	Thorborn, Thorborne, Thorburne, Thorbyrn, Thorbyrne	Old norse
	Thorgood	Thor is good.		English, Scandinavian
	Thorleif	Thor's beloved.	Thorleyf, Thorlief	Scandinavian
	Thorley	From the thorny meadow, from thor's meadow, from thunder meadow.	Thor, Thorlea, Thorleah, Thorlee, Thorleigh, Thorli, Thorlie, Thorly, Tor, Torlea, Torleah, Torlee, Torleigh, Torley, Torli, Torlie, Torly	Old english
	Thormond	Under thorn's protection.	Thormon, Thormondo, Thormun, Thormund, Thurmondo	Old english
	Thorndike	From the place with the thorny embankment.	Thordike, Thordyke, Thorn, Thorndyck thorndyke, Thornedike, Thornedyke	Old english
	Thorne	Thorns	Thorn, Thorni, Thornie, Thorny	Old english
	Thornley	From the thorney meadow.	Thorn, Thorne, Thornlea, Thornleah, Thornlee, Thornleigh, Thornli, Thornlie, Thornly	Old english
	Thornton	From the town near the thorny bushes.	Thornetan, Thorneten, Thornetin, Thorneton, Thornetyn, Thorntown, Thortan, Thorten, Thortin, Thorton, Thortyn	Old english
	Thorpe	From the village farmstead.	Thorp	English
	Thorvald	With the strength of thor.	Thorvaldo	Old norse
	Thorwald	From thor's forest.	Thorvald, Thorvaldo, Thorwaldo	Scandinavian
	Thoth	Mythological god of the moon, wisdom.		Egyptian
	Thron	Raised seat, important.	Throne	Greek
	Thu	Born in autumn / fall.		Vietnamese
	Thuc	Aware		Vietnamese
	Thurlow	From the gapped hill, from thor's hill.	Thurlo	Old english
	Thurman	Servant of thor, servant of thunder.	Thirman, Thirmen, Thorman, Thornman, Thorold, Thorolo, Thorwald, Thunderbird, Thurgood, Thurlow, Thurmen, Thurnman, Thurnmen	Old english
	Thurmond	Defended by thor.	Thrumon, Thurmondo, Thurmun, Thurmund, Thurmundo	English, Scandinavian
	Thursday	Thor's day.	Thordae, Thorsdai, Thorsday, Thurdae, Thursdai	English, Scandinavian
	Thurstan	Thor's stone.	Th, Thirstan, Thirsteen, Thirsten, Thirstin, Thirston, Thirstyn, Thorsteen, Thorstein, Thorsten, Thorstin, Thorstine, Thorston, Thorstyn, Thursteen, Thurstein, Thursten, Thurstin, Thurstine	Dutch, Scandinavian
	Thuthuka	Become a better person.		Zulu
	Thynne	Slender	Thinne	Old english
	Tiarnach	Devout	Tiarnac, Tyarnac, Tyarnach	Irish
	Tiba	The colour grey.	Tibah, Tyba, Tybah	Navajo
	Tibb	God's gift.	Tibah, Tibba, Tibbah, Tyba, Tybah, Tybb, Tybba	Navajo
	Tibbot	Bold person.	Tibbott, Tibot, Tibott, Tibout (dutch), Tybbot, Tybot	Irish
	Tibor	Holy place.	Tybor	Hungarian
	Ticho / tico	Noble	Ticcho, Ticco, Tycco, Tyco	Latin, Spanish
	Tien	Heaven	Tyen	Chinese
	Tiennan	Crowned. a form of stephen; master.	Tiernan, Tyennan	French, Irish
	Tierney	Of royal descent; lordly.	Tiarnach, Tiernan, Tyrney	Irish
	Tiger	Tiger	Tiga, Tige, Tigga, Tigger, Tyga, Tyger, Tygga, Tygger	Greek
	Tighearnach	Lordly	Tiarnach (english)	Irish
	Tiimu	Caterpillar coming out of the ground.	Timu, Tymu	Moquelumnan
	Tiki	Greenstone ornament, carving; a dead person's soul is taken by the gods.	Timu, Tymu	Moquelumnan
	Tiktu	Bird digging up potatoes.		Moquelumnan
	Tilden	To cultivate a fertile valley.	Tildan, Tildin, Tildon, Tildyn	Old english
	Till	The people's leader.	Til, Tyl, Tyll	German
	Tillford	From the prosperous ford.	Tilford, Tilforde, Tillforde	Old english
	Tilo	Dear to god.	Tillo, Tylo	German
	Tilon	From the hill.	Tylon	Hebrew
	Tilton	From the hill town.	Tiltown, Tylton, Tyltown	Old english
	Tim	Honouring god. god worshipper. a short form of timothy.	Tim, Timm, Tym	Greek
	Timaini	Hope	Main, Maini, Mainie, Mainy, Tum, Tuma	Mwera
	Timin	Born near the sea.	Bymyn, Tymin, Tymyn	Arabic
	Timmy	Honouring god. a short form of timothy.	Timee, Timey, Timie, Timmee, Timmey, Timmi, Timmie, Timmo, Tymee, Tymey, Tymi, Tymie, Tymmee, Tymmey, Tymmi, Tymmie, Tymmo, Tymmy, Tymy	Greek
	Timo	Honouring god. a short form of timothy.	Timmo, Timo (finnish), Tymmo, Tymo	Greek
	Timon	Honourable listener.	Timan, Timen, Timin, Timyn, Tyman, Tymen, Tymin, Tymon, Tymyn	Greek
	Timoteo	Timothy		Italian
	Timothy	One who honours god	Timathee, Timathey, Timathy, Timmothee, Timmothey, Timmothy, Timofee (russian), Timofei, Timofey (russian), Timon, Timotao (spanish / italian), Timotei (italian), Timotejs, Timoteo (italian / spanish	Greek
	Timur	Stately; conqueror.	Tymur	Hebrew, Russian
	Tin	Thinker	Tyn	Vietnamese
	Tino	Majestic	Tyno	Spanish
	Tinsley	Defender of the meadow.	Tinslea, Tinsleah, Tinslee, Tinsleigh, Tinsli, Tinslie, Tinsly, Tynslea, Tynsleah, Tynslee, Tynsleigh, Tynsley, Tynsli, Tynslie, Tynsly	Old english
	Tipu	Tiger		Hindi
	Tiru	Devoted	Tyru	Hindi
	Titan	Great. the titan god who instructed mankind in the observation of the stars, and established the natural calendar.	Tiziano (italian), Tytan	Greek
	Tite	Great	Tyte	French
	Tito	Great	Tyto	Italian, Spanish
	Titus	Pleasing, of the giants.	Titos, Tytus	Greek
	Tivon	Lover of nature.	Tyvon	Hebrew
	Toa	The casuarina tree.	Toah	Tongan
	Toafo	Woods		Polynesian
	Toal	People of strength		Irish
	Tobar	Fountain; to tow; road.	Tobbar	English, Fountain, Gypsy
	Tobi	Great	Tobbee, Tobbey, Tobbi, Tobbie, Tobby, Tobee, Tobey, Tobie, Toby	Yoruba
	Tobias	God is good.	Robia (italian), Tebes, Tiveon, Tobej (russian), Tobiah, Tobiasz (polish), Tobies (swiss), Tobija (russian)	Hebrew
	Tobija	God is good.		Russian
	Tobit	Tobias' son, son of the one whose god is good.	Tobin, Tobyn, Tobyt	Hebrew
	Toby	God is good. the goodness in god. the short form of tobias	Tobbee, Tobbey, Tobbi, Tobbie, Tobby, Tobee, Tobey, Tobie, Tobija, Toby	Hebrew
	Todd	Fox	Tod, Todde	Middle english / norse / latin
	Toddhunter	Fox hunter	Toddhunter	Middle english
	Tofe	Oyster		Tongan
	Toft	A small farm.		Old english
	Tofu	Calm	Tofoo	Tongan
	Togar	Smoke	Tager, Togir, Togor, Togyr	Australian aboriginal
	Tohon	Cougar		Native american
	Tohunga	Preist	Tohungah	Maori
	Tohyah	Walking past a river	Tohya	Native american
	Toivo	Hope	Toyvo	Finnish
	Toka	Jellyfish	Tokah	Tongan
	Tokala	Fox	Tokalah	Dakota
	Tokoni	Helper	Tokonee, Tokonie, Tokony	Tongan
	Tolan / tolland	Owner of land which is subject to a tax or a toll	Toland, Tolen, Tolin, Tolon, Tolun, Tolyn	Old english
	Tolbert	Bright tax collector	Talbert, Talberte, Talbirt, Talburt, Talburte, Talbyrt, Tolberte, Tolbirt, Tolburt, Tolburte, Tolbyrt	English
	Toler	Tax collector	English	Toller
	Tolman	Tax man	Tollman, Tollmen, Tolment	Old english
	Tom	Twin. the short form of thomas	Teo, Teom, Thom, Thomee, Thomey, Thomi, Thomie, Thommee, Thommey, Thommi, Thommie, Thommy, Thomy, Tomee, Tomey, Tomi, Tomie, Tomm, Tommee, Tommey, Tommi, Tommie, Tommy, Tomy	Aramaic
	Toma	Show off	Tomah	Tongan
	Tomago	Sweet water	Toma	Australian aboriginal
	Tombe	From the north	Tomba, Tombah	Kakwa
	Tome	Twin. a form of thomas; a wise one.		Aramaic, Macedonian
	Tomer	Tall	Tomar, Tomir, Tomyr	Hebrew
	Tomi	Wealthy	Tomie, Tomy	Japanese
	Tomkin	Little tom; little twin	Thomlin, Thomlyn, Tomlyn	English
	Tomlin	Little tom, little twin.	Thomkin, Thomkyn, Tomkyn	Old english
	Tommy	Twin. the short form of thomas	Thomee, Thomey, Thomi, Thomie, Thommee, Thommey, Thommi, Thommie, Thommy, Thomy, Tom, Tomee, Tomey, Tomi, Tomie, Tomm, Tommee, Tommey, Tommi, Tommie, Tommy, Tomy	Hebrew
	Tonda	Priceless.	Tondah (czech), Tone (slavic), Toneek, Tonneli (swiss)	Czech
	Tong	Fragrance		Vietnamese
	Tony	Priceless. the short form of anthony.	Italian), Tonee, Toney, Toni, Tonie, Tonio (portuguese, Tonye	Italian, Latin
	Toolan	Wattle (small yellow flower balls with a sweet scent.)		Australian aboriginal
	Topper	Toper	Top of the hill.	English
	Tor	Rock; thunder, king.		Celtic, Norse
	Toran	From the craggy hills. a form of torrence.	Tohran, Torn	Irish, Scottish
	Torao	Tiger		Japanese
	Torben	From the old norse name rbj rn, which meant "thor's bear" or "thunder bear".	Torbj rn (swedish)	Danish
	Torbert	Rocky hilltop with a sunny peak.	Thorbet, Thorbirt, Thorburt, Thorbyrt, Torbirt, Torburt, Torbyrt	Old english
	Torger	Thor's spear, thunder spear.	Tord	Scandinavian
	Torin	Chief	Thorfin, Thorin, Thorstein, Thoryn, Torine, Torrin, Torrine, Torryn, Torryne, Toryn	Gaelic, Irish
	Torio	Bird's tail.	Torrio, Torryo, Toryo	Japanese
	Tormey	Thunder spirit, thor's spirit.	Tormee, Tormi, Tormie, Tormy	Gaelic, Irish
	Tormod	From the north.	Tormed	Scottish
	Tormond	North	Thormon, Thormond, Thormondo, Thormun, Thormund, Thormundo, Tormon, Tormondo, Tormun, Tormund, Tormundo	Scottish
	Torn	From the small round hills; to rip.	Torne	English, Irish
	Torna	Prince	Tornah	Irish
	Torquil	Thor's helmet.	Thirkell, Thorkel, Torcall, Torkel, Torkill	Gaelic, Scottish
	Torr	Tower on the rocky peak.	Tor	Old english
	Torrance	From the place with the small, rocky hills.		Gaelic, Irish
	Torsten	Thor's stone, thunder stone.	Tawrence, Torance, Toreence, Toren, Torin, Torn, Torr, Torren, Torreon, Torrin, Torry, Torstan, Torstin, Torston, Tory, Tuarence, Turance	Old norse
	Torston	The stone of thor	Torsten	Norse
	Toru	Sea		Japanese
	Tory	Thor / thunder; bandit, outlaw	Toree, Torey, Tori, Torie, Torri, Torrie, Torry	Irish, Old norse
	Toshiro	Intelligent, talented, sincerity.		Japanese
	Tostig	Harsh, severe day.	Tostyg	Old norse
	Tove	Thor's rules, thunder rules.	Tov	Scandinavian
	Tovi	Good	Tovee, Tovey, Tovie, Tovy	Hebrew
	Townley	From the meadow town.	Tonlea, Tonleah, Tonlee, Tonleigh, Tonley, Tonli, Tonlie, Tonly, Townlea, Townleah, Townlee, Townleigh, Townli, Townlie, Townly	Old english
	Townsend	From the edge, from the end of town.	Town, Towne, Towney, Townie, Townshend	Old english
	Towrang	Shield	Towran	Australian aboriginal
	Tracy	Warrior; courageous.	Trace, Tracee, Tracey, Traci, Tracie, Treacey, Treaci, Treacie, Treacy	Gaelic, Irish, Latin
	Trader	Skilled worker.	Trade	English
	Trahern	Possesses great strength, as strong as iron.	Ahern, Aherne, Traherne, Tray, Trayhern, Trayherne	Welsh
	Trai	Pearl	Trae, Tray	Vietnamese
	Trant	Cunning	Trent	German, Middle english
	Traugott	Trust in god.	Traugot	German
	Travell	Traveller	Traveler, Travelis, Travell, Travelle, Travil, Travill, Traville, Travyl, Travyll, Travylle, Trevel, Trevell, Trevelle, Trevil, Trevill, Treville, Trevyl, Trevyll, Trevylle	English
	Travers	Crossroads	Travaris, Travarius, Travarus, Traver, Traveress, Traverez, Travis, Traviss, Travoris, Travorus	French
	Travis	Keeper at the crossroads; tax collector	Travais, Traver, Travers, Traves, Traveus, Travious, Traviss, Travor, Travus, Travys, Travyss, Trevor, Trevus, Trevys, Trevyss	Old french
	Travon	Fair town, abbreviation of trevelyan.	Travaughn, Traveon, Travion, Trayvon, Trevelyan, Trevin, Trevonn	American, English
	Traylor	Crowned with trees, towed vehicle.	Trailor, Treilor, Treylor	English, Latin
	Trayton	From the town with lots of trees.	Traiton, Treiton, Treyton	English
	Treat	Pleasure, swiftly moving stream.	Trea, Treet, Treit, Trentan, Trenten, Trentin, Trenton, Treyt'tre	Latin
	Tredway	Mighty warrior.	Treadway	Old english
	Tremain	From the big farm with the trees.	Tramain, Tramaine (english, Tramayn, Tramayne, Tremaine, Tremayn, Tremayne, Treymain, Treymaine, Treymayn, Treymayne, Welsh)	Scottish
	Trent	Cunning; torrent, rapid stream; thirty.	Trant, Trante, Trente	English, French, Latin
	Trentan	Cunning; torrent, rapid stream; thirty.	Trentine, Trentino, Trento, Trentonio	English, French, Latin
	Trevelyan	From elian's homestead, from the uplifting one's homestead.	Trevelian	Gaelic
	Trevin	From the uplifting one's village.	Travan, Traven, Traveon, Travien, Travin, Travion, Trevan, Treven, Trevian, Trevion, Trevyn	English, Welsh
	Trevor	Cautious; large village home.	Travar, Traver, Travir, Trefor, Trevar, Trevares, Trevaris, Trevarus, Trever, Trevoris, Trevorus, Treyvor	Celtic, Welsh
	Trey	Third-born child, three.	Trae, Traey, Trai, Traie, Tray, Traye, Tre, Trei, Treye	Middle english
	Trigg	Trustworthy	Trig	Old norse
	Trini	Three	Trinity, Triny, Tryny	Latin
	Trinity	Three, the father, the son and the holy spirit.	Trinitee, Trinitey, Triniti, Trinitie, Trynity, Trynyty	Hebrew, Latin
	Trinn	Grade, rung, step, tread.		Norwegian
	Trip	Traveller	Tripp, Tryp, Trypp	Old english
	Trishul	Lord shiva's weapon, three spiked weapon (trident) from sanskrit words 'tri' - three and 'shul' - spiked weapon.	Trishal	Sanskrit
	Tristan	Loud; sorrowful; gold knight.	Tristann, Tristen, Tristian, Triston, Tristram, Trystan, Trystann, Trystian, Trystion, Tryston, Trystyn	French, Old welsh, Welsh
	Tristram	Sorrowful labour, mournful (given to a child whose mother has died during child birth).	Tristam, Tristan, Trystram, Trystran	Latin, Welsh
	Trot	From the trickling stream.		English
	Trowbridge	Dweller at the row of trees at the bridge.	Throwbridge	Old english
	Troy	Descendant of the foot soldier. also can be derived from the ancient greek city by that name.	Troi, Troye	Gaelic, Irish
	True	Faithful, loyal.	Tru	Old english
	Truesdale	From the beloved one's homestead in the valley.	Trudail< trudale, Trudayl, Trudayle	Old english
	Truitt	Little, honest.	Truet, Truett, Truit, Truyt, Truytt	English
	Truman	Faithful, true man.	Trueman, Trumain, Trumann	Old english
	Trumble	Bold strength.	Trumbal, Trumball, Trumbel, Trumbell, Trumbul, Trumbull	Old english
	Trung	Faithful		Vietnamese
	Trustin	Trustworthy	Trusting	English
	Tryg	Truth	Trig, Trygve	Scandinavian
	Trygve	Protector		Scandinavian
	Tryphon	Dainty, elegant.	Triphon	Greek
	Tse	Younger of twins.		Ewe
	Tsering	Long life.		Tibetan
	Tsoai	Rock tree.		Kiowa
	Tu	Man of war; tree		Polynesian, Vietnamese
	Tu’uhetoka	Standing (protecting) above the fallen. (during war)		Tonga
	Tuaco	Eleventh-born child.		Ghanian
	Tuan	Spear; unimportant.	Tuana, Tuane	Australian aboriginal, Vietnamese
	Tuari	Young eagle.	Tuarie, Tuary	Laguna
	Tucker	Tucker of cloth.	Tucka, Tuckar	English
	Tudor	God's gift. a form of theodore.	Tudore	Welsh
	Tui	Handsome songbird; faith.		Maori, Tongan
	Tuketu	Bear running in the dust.		Moquelumnan
	Tuki	Bullfrog	Tukie, Tuky	Australian aboriginal
	Tukuli	Caterpillar crawling down a tree.		Moquelumnan
	Tukupa	Promise	Tukupah	Tongan
	Tullis	Title	Tulli, Tullie, Tullius, Tullos, Tully, Tullys	Latin
	Tully	Lives with the peace of god, mighty people.	Tulea, Tuleah, Tulee, Tuley, Tuli, Tulie, Tullea, Tulleah, Tullee, Tulley, Tulli, Tullie, Tuly	Gaelic, Irish
	Tumu	Deer		Moquelumnan
	Tung	Dignified; everyone.		Chinese, Vietnamese
	Tunu	Deer eating wild onions; twin. a form of thomas.		Finnish, Miwok
	Tupi	To pull up.	Tupe, Tupee, Tupie, Tupy	Moquelumnan
	Tupper	One who raises rams.		Old english
	Turaku	Comet		Australian aboriginal
	Turlough	Shaped like thor, shaped like thunder.	Thorlough, Torlough	Irish, Norse
	Turner	One who works with wood.	Terner	English
	Turpin	Thor, thunder.	Thor, Thorpin, Torpin	Old norse
	Tusi	Little samoan man.		Samoan
	Tut	Strong, courageous.	Tutt	Arabic
	Tutu	Just one.		Spanish
	Tutulupeatau	The silence before war.		Tonga
	Tuwile	Death is inevitable.		Mwera
	Tuxford	From the spear ford (shallow river crossing).	Tuxforde	Old norse
	Tuyen	Tuien		Vietnamese
	Twain	Separated into two parts, rope.	Tawaine, Twaine, Tway, Twayn, Twayne	English
	Twannie	Priceless, a form of anthony.	Twanny	Maltese
	Twia	Child born after twins.	Twiah	Fanti
	Twitchell	Dweller at the narrow passage.	Twitchel, Twytchel, Twytchell	Old english
	Twyford	From the double river crossing.	Twiford, Twiforde, Twyforde	Old english
	Ty	From the enclosure. a short form of names beginning with "ty".	Ti, Tie, Tye	American, English
	Tybalt	Bold	Tibalt, Tiboly, Tybolt	English
	Tycho	Furious	Ticho	German, Latin
	Tye	From the enclosure. the short form of names beginning with 'ti' or 'ty' eg. tyler.	Ti, Tie, Ty	Old english
	Tyee	Chief		Native american
	Tygrve	Brave victory	Tigrve	Norwegian
	Tyke	Chief		Native american
	Tyler	Tile layer.	Tila, Tilar, Tiler, Tilor, Tyla, Tylar, Tyler, Tylor	Old english
	Tymon	Sound	Timon	Polish
	Tynan	Comes from the anglicised version of the gaelic name "o teimhneain", which is derived from the word teimhean, meaning 'dark'.	Tinan, Tinane, Tynane	Gaelic, Irish
	Tyr	Born of war.	Tyre	Norse
	Tyree	Island dweller.	Tyrey, Tyri, Tyrie, Tyry	Scottish
	Tyrone	Monarch, royalty; from owen's land, from the well born one's land; sun, throne.	Teiron, Teirone, Terron, Tiron, Tirone, Tirown, Tirowne, Tyron, Tyroney, Tyronn, Tyroun, Tyrown, Tyrowne	Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Old persian
	Tyrus	Monarch, royalty, king; from owen's land, from the well born one's land; sun, throne.	Tirus, Tiruss, Tyrus, Tyruss	Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Old persian
	Tyson	Fire stick, firebird, son of ty, son of the one from the enclosure.	Tison	Old french
	Tzadok	Righteous	Tzadik, Zadok	Hebrew
	Ualter	Army ruler.	Uailtar, Ualteir, Ualter	Irish
	Ualusi	Walrus	Ualusee, Ualusey, Ualusie, Ualusy	Tongan
	Uang	Great		Chinese
	Uata	Army leader.	Uatah	Polynesian
	Ubadah	Server of god.	Uatah	Polynesian
	Ubald / ubaldus	Peace of mind.	Ubaldas, Ubalde (french), Ubaldus, Ublado (italian), Ubold, Uboldas, Uboldo, Uboldus	Teutonic
	Uberto	Of brilliant intellect. form of hubert.	Hubert	Italian
	Ucal	Powerful		Hebrew
	Ucello	Bird	Uccelo, Ucello, Ucelo	Italian
	Uday	Showing up.	Udae, Udai	Hindi
	Udell	From the valley of the yew trees.	Udale, Udall, Udalle, Udel, Udele, Udelle	Old english
	Udolf	Courageous wolf.	Udolfe, Udolff, Udolph, Udolphe	Old english
	Ueli	Noble ruler.	Uelie, Uely	Swiss
	Uffe	Wolf. a form of ulfr.		Danish, Scandinavian
	Uffo	Wild bear.	Ufo	German
	Uggieri	Holy	Ugieri	Italian
	Ugo	Intelligent; heart, mind. a form of hugh and hugo.	Hugo, Uges (french), Ugon (illyrian)	Old german, Teutonic
	Uha	Rain	Ulhah	Tongan
	Uhila	Lightning	Uhilah, Uhyla, Uhylah	Tongan
	Uhuru	Freedom		Tanzanian
	Uilliam	Determined guardian. a form of william.		Irish
	Uiseann	Conqueror	Uinsean	Irish
	Ujala	Shine	Ujalah	Hindi
	Ulan	First born of twins	Ulen, Ulin, Ulon, Ulyn	African
	Uland	From the noble country.	Ulan	German
	Ulbrecht	Noble, bright. a form of albert.	Ulbricht, Ulbright, Ulbryght	German
	Uldericks	Noble ruler.	Uldric, Uldrics, Uldrik, Uldryc, Uldryck, Uldryk	Lettish
	Uleki	Wrathful	Ulekee, Ulekie, Uleky	Hawaiian
	Ulf	Wolf	Ulfer, Ulph	Norse
	Ulfer / ulfred	Wolf peace.	Ulf, Ulfer, Ulfrid, Ulfryd, Ulph, Ulpher, Ulphrid, Ulphryd	Norse
	Ulfr	Wolf	Uffe, Ulf, Ulff, Ulfur, Ulv, Ulve, Ulvur	Old norse
	Ulger	Wolf speare.	Ulga, Ulgah, Ulgar	Old english
	Ulick	Rewarding mind.	Ulcyk, Ulic, Ulik, Ulyc, Ulyck	Old norse
	Ull	Magnificent will.	Ul	Norse
	Ullivieri	Olive tree.	Oliver, Ulivieri	Italian
	Ullock	Wolf sport.	Ulloc, Ulloch, Ulloche, Ullok, Ulloke, Uloc, Uloch, Uloche, Ulock, Ulok, Uloke	Old english
	Ulmer	Famous wolf.	Ulmar, Ulmor, Ulmore	Old norse
	Ulric / ulrich	Ruling wolf; wolf.	Oldrech, Oldrich, Olery, Olric, Olrick, Olrik, Olryc, Olryck, Olryk, Ulfa, Ulfah, Ullric, Ullrich, Ullrick, Ullrik, Ullryc, Ullrych, Ullryck, Ullryk, Ulrech, Ulrich	Old norse, Teutonic
	Ultan	Noble stone; trouble stone.	Ulten, Ultin, Ulton, Ultyn	Teutonic
	Ultimo	The last.		Latin
	Ultra	Extreme	Ultrah	English, Latin
	Uluka	Owl	Ulukah	Sanskrit
	Ulysses	Wrathful one who dislikes injustice.	Odysseus, Uileos, Ulexe, Ulick, Ulises (spanish), Ullioc (irish), Ulyses	Greek, Latin
	Umar	Blooming.	Umer	Arabic
	Umberto	Colour of earth, bright of colour or mind.	Hughberto, Umbirto, Umburto, Umirto	Italian, Spanish
	Umbra	Shadow cast during an eclipse.	Umbrah	Latin
	Umed	Desire		Hindi
	Umi	Life	Umee, Umie, Umy	Malawian
	Undolfo	Noble wolf.	Adolffo, Adolpho, Aldolfo, Andolffo, Andolfo, Andolpho, Undolfo	Italian
	Uner	Famous		Turkish
	Unger	From hungary	Unger	German
	Unika	Shining	Unikah	Malawian
	Unity	Oneness	Unitee, Unitey, Uniti, Unitie	Latin / english
	Unkas	Fox		Native american
	Uno	First-born child, number one.	Unno	Latin
	Unwin	Not a friend, enemy.	Unwyn	Old english
	Upravda	Upright	Upravdah	Slavic
	Upton	From the estate in the upper town.		Old english
	Upwood	From the upper woods.		Old english
	Urban	Citizen of the town, from the city.	Italian), Urbaine (french), Urbano (spanish, Urbanus (german), Urvan (russian)	Latin
	Urchin	Mischievous child.		Latin
	Ure / uri	The light of god.		Hebrew
	Uriah	God is my light.	Uriel, Yuri (russian), Yuria, Yuriah, Yurya, Yuryah	Hebrew
	Urian	Born in the town.	Urien, Uryan, Uryen	Welsh
	Uriel	God is my flame, my light, flame of god.	Uri, Yuri (russian), Yuriel, Yuryel	Hebrew
	Ursan / ursine / ursus	Bear	Ursa, Ursah, Ursel, Ursen, Urshell, Urshyll, Ursin, Ursus, Ursyl, Ursyn	Latin
	Urson	Spear man's son. a form of orson.	Orson	Old french
	Urvil	Sea	Ervil, Ervyl, Urvyl	Hindi
	Usama	Lion	Usamah	Arabic
	Useni	Telling	Usenie, Useny	Malawian
	Usenko	Son of the man with the moustache.		Russian
	Usher	People keeper.	Usha, Ushah	English
	Usi	Smoke		Malawian
	Usman	Owner of two lights.		Arabic
	Ustin	Righteous, just. a form of justin.	Usan, Usen, Uson, Usyn	Russian
	Utatch	Scratching bear.	Utatci	Native american
	Uther	In arthurian legend, uther pendragon was the youngest son of king constantine and father of king arthur. a form of arthur, noble strength, bear.		Old english
	Uthman	Best	Uthmen, Uttam (hindi)	Arabic
	Utu	Returning		Polynesian
	Uwe	Inherited from birth.		German
	Uyeda	Field of rice.	Uyedah	Japanese
	Uyeno	Upper field.		Japanese
	Uzair	Helper	Uzaire, Uzayr, Uzayre	Arabic
	Uzi	Strength	Uzee, Uzey, Uzie, Uzy	Hebrew
	Uziah	God is my strength.	Uzia	Hebrew
	Uziel	Strength	Uzyel, Uzziah, Uzzyel	Hebrew
	Uzoma	Born while travelling.	Uzomah	Nigerian
	Vaal	Valley	Val	Dutch
	Vachel	One who raises small cows, little cow.	Vachell, Vachelle	Old french
	Vada	Shallow area where water lies	Vadah	Latin
	Vaha	Open sea.	Vahaha	Tongan
	Vail	Dweller in the valley.	Bail, Bale, Balle, Bayl, Bayle, Vale, Valle, Vayl, Vayle	Middle english
	Vaina	From the mouth of the river.	Vain, Vainah, Vaino, Vayna, Vaynah, Vayno	Finnish
	Vaino	Builder of wagons	Vayno	Finnish
	Vaitafe	Stream	Vaytafe	Tongan
	Val	Strength. the short masculine form of valerie, strong, brave, healthy. the short form of valentine.	Vala	Latin
	Vala	Loin cloth.	Valah	Polynesian
	Valborg	Protection from the slaughter.	Valbor	Swedish
	Valdemar	Famous, powerful ruler.	Vlademar, Vladimar, Vladymar	Teutonic
	Valdus	Possessor of power.	Valdis, Valdys	Teutonic
	Vale	Dweller in the valley	Vael, Vaiel, Vail, Vayel, Vayl, Vayle	Old french
	Valentine	Powerful, strong, brave, healthy	Bailintin (irish), Balawyn, German, Spanish), Swedish), V, Valek, Valentijn (dutch), Valentin (french, Valentino (spanish), Valenty (polish), Valentyn, Valentyne, Valentyno, Valerian, Valerius (french)	Latin
	Valerian	Strong, healthy, powerful.	Valery (english)	Late latin
	Valgard	Foreign spear.	Valgarde, Valguard	Norse
	Vali	Paint	Valea, Valeah, Valee, Valeigh, Valey, Valie, Valy	Tongan
	Valin	Mighty warrior	Valan, Valen, Valon, Valyn	Hindi
	Vallis	Welsh one.	Valis, Vallys, Valys	Old french
	Valmiki	Ant hill.		Hindi
	Valu	Eighth-born child		Polynesian
	Vamana	One who deserves praise.	Vamanah	Sanskrit
	Van	Of nobility, belonging to or from.	Vann	Dutch
	Vance	High, from the very high place, from the swamp.	Vane, Vanne, Vanse, Von	Middle english
	Vanda	The people rule.	Vandah	Lithuanian
	Vandan	Saved	Vanden, Vandin, Vandon, Vandyn	Hindi
	Vander	Belonging to or of.	Vada, Vandar, Vandir, Vandor, Vandyr, Venda, Vendar, Vender, Vendir, Vendor, Vendyr	Dutch
	Vandyke	From the flood embankment.	Vandike	Dutch
	Vane	Belonging to.	Vain, Vaine, Van, Vayn, Vayne	Dutch, German
	Vanya	God is gracious.	Vanek, Vania, Vaniah, Vanja, Vanka, Vanyah	Russian
	Vara	Stranger, unknown.	Varah, Varra, Varrah	Illyrian
	Varad	Belonging to the fortress.	Vared, Varid, Varod, Varyd	Hungarian
	Varde	Dweller from the green hills.	Ardah, Ardant, Arden, Ardin, Ardon, Ardun, Ardyn, Vardan, Vardin, Vardon, Vardyn, Verdan, Verden, Verdin, Verdon, Verdyn	Old french
	Varden	From the green hill.	Vardon, Verdon	Old french
	Varen	Better	Varan, Varin, Varon, Varyn	Hindi
	Varesh	God is better.	Vares	Hindi
	Varian	Variable, clever, intelligent.	Arian, Varien, Varion, Varyon	Latin
	Varick	Sea drifter.	Varic, Varik, Varyc, Varyck, Varyk	Icelandic
	Varil	Water	Varal, Varel, Varol, Varyl	Hindi
	Varnava	Comfort in a time of grief.	Varnarvah	Russian
	Vartan	Rose	Varte, Vartin, Varton, Vartyn	Armenian
	Varun	Water god.	Varunah	Hindi
	Varuna	One who sees all.	Varunah	Russian
	Vasant	Born in the spring time.	Vasan	Hindi
	Vash	Likeness		Persian
	Vasil	Royal, majestic, basil herb. a form of basil.	Vasal, Vasel, Vasile, Vasilek, Vasili, Vasilios, Vasilis, Vasilos, Vasily, Vasol, Vassily, Vasyl	Czech
	Vasilis	Magnificent knight, warrior.	Vasileior, Vasilys, Vasos, Vasylis, Vasylys	Greek
	Vasin	Leadership	Vasan, Vasen, Vason, Vasun, Vasyn	Hindi
	Vasishtha	Wealthy		Sanskrit
	Vaslav	Basil		Polish
	Vassily	Protector, guardian.	Vas, Vasilea, Vasileah, Vasilee, Vasileigh, Vasilek, Vasiley, Vasili, Vasilie, Vasily, Vassi, Vassilea, Vassileah, Vassilee, Vassileigh, Vassiley, Vassili, Vassilie, Vasya, Vasyuta	German, Russian, Slavic
	Vasu	Prosperous		Hindi
	Vaughan	Small	Vaughen, Vaughn, Vaun, Vaune, Vauney, Vawn, Vawne, Vawney	Old welsh
	Vaux	Belonging to the valley.		Old french
	Vea	Chief		Polynesian
	Veasna	Lucky	Veasnah	Cambodian
	Vedie	I saw.	Vedi, Vedy	Latin
	Veetini	All spearing.	Veetinie, Veetiny	Polynesian
	Veiko	Brother	Veyko	Finnish
	Veit	Wide	Veyt	German, Swedish
	Vekoslav	Eternal glory.	Vekoslava	Slavic
	Vencel	Wreath	Vencal, Vencil, Vencyl	Hungarian
	Venedict	Blessed. a form of benedict.	Venedic, Venedick, Venedyc, Venedyck, Venedyct	Russian
	Venn	Fair-haired; dweller at the marsh.	Ven	Gaelic, Greek, Irish
	Verdun	From the hill fort.	Virdun, Vyrdun	Old french
	Vere	Possessor of sacrd wisdom; true; defender. the masculine form of verena.	Vear, Veer, Veere, Veir, Ver, Vir, Vyr	Latin, Old german
	Vered	Rose	Verad, Verid, Verod, Veryd	Hebrew
	Verge	Twig, stick; edge; owner of a quarter acre.	Virge, Vyrge	Anglo-french, English, Latin
	Verill	Truthful	Veral, Verall, Veril, Verrall, Verrell, Verroll, Veryl, Veryll	Old french
	Verlie	Geographical - from verlie in france.	Verla, Verleah, Verlee, Verlei, Verley, Verli, Verliegh, Verly	French
	Verlin	Flourishing, blooming like a flower.	Verlain, Verlan, Verle, Verlinn, Verlion, Verlon, Verlyn, Verlynn	Latin
	Vermudo	Bear protection.	Ermond, Ermondo, Ermund, Vermond, Vermondo, Vermund, Vermundo	Spanish
	Vern / vernon	Youthful, like springtime; belonging to the alder grove.	Laverna, Laverne, Varney, Vern, Vernan, Verne, Vernen, Vernice, Vernin, Vernun, Vernyn, Verrier, Virn, Virne, Vyrn, Vyrne	French, Latin
	Verne	Springlike, youthful.	Vernus	Latin
	Verney	Belonging to the alder grove.	Lavern, Laverne, Vernee, Verni, Vernie, Verny, Virnee, Virney, Virni, Virnie, Virny, Vurnee, Vurney, Vurni, Vurnie, Vurny, Vyrnee, Vyrney, Vyrni, Vyrnie, Vyrny	Old french
	Verrill	Loyal; manly.	Veril, Verill, Verral, Verrel, Veryl, Veryll	French, Teutonic
	Veston	Clothing; from the town of churches.	Vestan, Vesten, Vestin, Vestun, Vestyn	Latin, Old english
	Vibert	Life; one who is shining brightly.	Viberte, Vybert, Vyberte	English, French
	Vic	Victorious	Vick, Vik, Vyc, Vyck, Vyk, Vykk	Latin
	Vicar	Clergy member.	Vica, Vicka, Vickar, Vicker, Vickor, Vika, Vikar, Vyca, Vycar, Vycka, Vyckar, Vyka, Vykar	Old english, Old french
	Vick	From the village.		Old french
	Victor	Winner, conqueror, victory	Buadhach (irish), Veikko (finland), Vick, Victor (german), Vik, Vikenty, Vittorio (spanish), Vyc, Vyck, Vyctor, Vyk, Vykk, Vyktor, Wiktor	Latin
	Vidal	Life	Vidale, Vidall, Vydal, Vydall	Latin
	Vidkun	Experienced	Vydkun	Scandinavian
	Vidor	Vidore, vidoor, vydoe	Happy	Hungarian
	Vidya	Wisdom	Vidyah, Vydya, Vydyah	Sanskrit
	Vijaya	Strength	Vijayah, Vyjaya, Vyjayah	Sanskrit
	Vijnana	Intelligent	Vijnan, Vijnanah	Sanskrit
	Viking	Viking	Vikin, Vykin, Vyking, Vykyn, Vykyng	Norse
	Vila	Wilful. a form of william.	Vilah, Vyla, Vylah	Czech
	Vilhelm	Wilful. a form of wiliam.		Swedish
	Viliami	Protector		Polynesian
	Vimal	Purity	Vylmal	Hebrew
	Vinal	Vine hall. this was from a surname meaning vine hall.	Vinall	Middle english
	Vinay	Polite	Vynay	Hindi
	Vince / vinnie	Conqueror, victor.	Vinni, Vinnie, Vinny, Vinse, Vynce, Vynni, Vynnie, Vynny, Vynse, Vyny	Australian, Latin
	Vincent	Conqueror, victor.	Italian), Vicen, Vikenty (russian), Vincante, Vincence, Vincencio (italian), Vincente (spanish, Vincentij (slavic), Vincentius (dutch), Vincently, Vincents (danish), Vincenty (polish), Vincentz (germa	Latin
	Vindo	Fun.	Vyndo	Hindi
	Vine	Vineyard worker.	Vine, Viner, Vyn, Vyne, Vyner	Old french
	Vinson	Son of vincent		Old english
	Vinsun	Vincent's son, son of the victorious one.	Vinsan, Vinsen, Vinsin, Vinson, Vinsyn, Vynsan, Vynsen, Vynsin, Vynson, Vynsyn	Old english
	Viper	Snake	Vyper	Latin
	Virgil	Flourishing, blooming, staff; bearer.	Vergel, Vergill, Virgille (french), Virgillion, Virgilo (italian), Virgo, Vurgil, Vurgyl, Vyrgil, Vyrgyl	Latin
	Vishesh	Special		Sanskrit
	Vishva	One who has everything.	Vishvah	Sanskrit
	Vishwesh	The lord almighty.		Sanskrit
	Visvaldis	Ruler of all.	Visvaldya, Vysvaldis, Vysvaldys	Latvian
	Vitalis	Alive, alert, life	German, Italian), Vital, Vitale (french, Vitalij (russian), Vitaliss, Vitalys, Vitalyss, Vitus, Vjita (bohemian), Vyta, Vytal, Vytalis, Vytalys	Latin
	Vitas	Full of life. the short form of davita, belove. the masculine formo f vita.	Vadale, Vidal, Viel, Vitalis, Vytas	Latin
	Vito	Alive.	Vitto, Vyto, Vytto, Witold (polish)	Latin
	Vitorio	Conqueror		Spanish
	Vittorio	Conqueror		Italian
	Vitus	From the forest.	Vytus	French
	Vivek	Widom		Hindi
	Vivian	Full of life. the masculine form of vivien.	Fithian, Fivian, Phythian, Vivien, Vyvian, Vyvien, Vyvyan, Zivian, Zyvian	Latin
	Vlad	Powerful prince. a short form of vladimir and vladislav.	Vladd	Slavic
	Vladimir	Powerful prince.	Danish), German, Ladimir, Ladislaw, Laidislaw, Valdemar (french, Vladamar, Vladimer, Vladislau (polish), Vladmir, Vladymar, Vladymer, Vladymir, Vladymyr, Vladyslav	Slavic
	Vladivoj	Ruling army.	Vladivo, Vladyvoj	Russian
	Vladlen	Powerful lion prince. a combination of lennard and vladimir.	Vladan, Vladin, Vladon vladyn	Germa, Russian
	Vlado	To rule.		Slavic
	Vlas	One who stammers.		Russian
	Vogel	Bird	Vogal, Vogil, Vogol vogyl	German
	Voitto	Winner	Voytto	Finnish
	Vojciech	Warrior	Cojlech, Vojtech	Vojlech, Vojtech
	Volker	Folk person.		German
	Volley	Flying, soaring.	Vlie, Volea, Voleah, Volee, Voleigh, Voley, Voli, Vollea, Volleah, Vollee, Volleigh, Vollie, Vollon, Volney, Voly, Vooli	Latin
	Volney	The people's spirit.	Volnee, Volni, Volnie, Volny	Teutonic
	Volo	Will		Esperanto
	Volya	The people's ruler.		Russian
	Von	Of or from.	Vonn	German
	Vortigern	The great king.	Vortigerne, Vortygern, Vortygerne	Celtic
	Voshon	The grace of god.		African american
	Vova	Ruler of the people.	Vovah	Russian
	Voytek	Consoling the host.	Czech, Vojtech (slovak), Vojtek (bulgarian, Voyt, Wojciech (polish), Wojtek, Wozzek (german)	Polish
	Vratislav	Brilliant, famous.	Vratislava	Slavic
	Vuc	Wolf	Vuk	Slavic
	Vukmil	Wolf of love.	Vucmil, Vukmil, Vukmyl	Slavic
	Vyasa	Order	Viasa, Vyasah	Sanskrit
	Waarrar	River	Warrar	Australian aboriginal
	Waban	East wind.	Waben, Wabin, Wabon, Wabyn	Native american
	Wachiru	Law maker's son.		Kenyan
	Waclaw	Crowning glory.	Wencelas	Polish
	Wade	To wade in the water, dweller in the water, one who advances.	Waed, Waede, Waid, Waide, Wayd, Wayde	English
	Wadley	From the meadow river crossing; the advancer's meadow.	Wadlea, Wadleah, Wadlee, Wadlei, Wadleigh, Wadley, Wadli, Wadlie, Wadly	English, Old english
	Wadsworth	From the estate with the wading pool; from the advancer's estate.	Wadesworth	English, Old english
	Wadud	Loving	Wad	Arabic
	Wagner	Maker of wagons.	Waggoner, Wagnar, Wagnor, Wagoner	Dutch, German
	Wahhab	Presenter, one who gives.	Wahad, Wahib	Arabic
	Wahid	Unique	Wahyd	Arabic
	Wahkan	Sacred		Lakota
	Wahshee	Chubby boy.		Sioux
	Wahtsake	Eagle		Osage
	Wai	Water	Wae, Way	Maori
	Waine	Wagon driver.	Wain, Wane, Wayn, Wayne	English
	Wainwright	Maker of wagons.	Wain, Waine, Wainright, Wainryght, Wayn, Wayne, Waynright, Waynryght	Old english
	Waitangi	Geographical - a place in new zealand.		Maori
	Waite	Guardian, guard, watchman.	Wait, Wayt, Wayte	Middle english
	Wajid	Finder	Wajyd	Arabic
	Wajih	Extraordinary		Arabic
	Wake	Alert, watchful one.	Waik, Waike, Wayk, Wayke	Old english
	Wakefield	Dweller at the wet field.	Waikfield, Waykfield	Old english
	Wakeley	From the damp meadow.	Waklea, Wakleah, Waklee, Waklei, Wakleigh, Wakli, Waklie, Wakly	Old english
	Wakeman	Watcher, guardian.		Old english
	Wakil	Advocate, supporter.	Wakyl	Arabic
	Wakiza	Determined warrior.	Wakyza	Native american
	Walaka	The people's ruler.	Walakah	Hawaiian
	Walby	From the home near the wall.	Walbee, Walbey, Walbi, Walbie	Old english
	Walcha	Sun	Walchah	Australian aboriginal
	Walcott	From the cottage with the walls.	Walcot	Old english
	Waldemar	Powerful; famous ruler who is glorious.	Valdemar, Waldermar, Waldo	Old english, Teutonic
	Walden	From the valley in the forest.	Waldan, Waldin, Waldon, Waldyn	English
	Waldo	A ruler.	Waldron, Waldryn	Teutonic
	Waldron	Ruling raven.	Waldran, Waldren, Waldrin, Waldryn	Teutonic
	Waleed	Newborn child.	Walead, Waleyd	Arabic
	Waleliano	Strength		Hawaiian
	Walena	Defending. a form of warren, rabbit burrow.	Walenah	Hawaiian
	Walenty	Strong, healthy. a form of valentine.		Latin, Polish
	Walerian	Strong, brave.	Waleryan	Polish
	Walford	From the welshman's ford.		Old english
	Walfred	Peaceful ruler.	Walfredd, Walfrid, Walfridd, Walfryd, Walfrydd	Teutonic
	Wali	Servant of allah.	Walea, Walee, Waley, Walie	Arabic
	Walid	Newborn child.	Walyd	Arabic
	Walkara	Yellow	Walkarah	Ute
	Walker	Forest walker, thickener of cloth.	Walka, Walkah	Middle english
	Wallace	A stranger, welsh.	Walach, Walice, Walise, Wallach, Wallache (german), Wallice, Wallis (english), Wallise, Walloch, Wallyce, Wallyse, Walman, Walmen, Waloch, Walsh, Walyce, Walyse, Welch, Welsh)	Old english
	Wallah	Rain	Walla	Australian aboriginal
	Waller	Builder of walls; army ruler.	Waler	Old english, Old german
	Wallingford	From the wall near the ford.	Walingford	Welsh
	Wallis	Welsh, stranger. a form of wallace.	Walach, Walice, Walise, Wallach, Wallache (german), Wallice, Wallise, Walloch, Wallyce, Wallyse, Walman, Walmen, Waloch, Walsh, Walyce, Walyse, Welch, Welsh)	English
	Wally	Welsh. the short form of names starting with "wal".	Walea, Waleah, Walee, Waleigh, Waley, Wali, Walie, Wallea, Walleah, Wallee, Walleigh, Walley, Walli, Wallie, Wally, Waly	English
	Walmond	Mighty or ruling protector.		Teutonic
	Walsh	Welsh one, stranger. a form of wallace.	Walshe, Walshi, Walshie, Walshy, Welsh)	English
	Walt	Woods or army general. a short form of walter.	Walter	German
	Walter	Powerful warrior; army general.	Bhaltair (scottish), Dutch), Gaulter (portuguese), Gaulterius (latin, Gauthier, Gualter, Gualterio (spanish), Gualtiero, Gualtiero (italian), Guathier (french), Guatier (french), Ualtar (irish), Walt	Teutonic
	Walther	Ruling	Walter, Waltier (french), Waltyer	German
	Walton	From the town surrounded by walls.	Waltan, Waltin, Waltn, Waltyn	Old english
	Walwin	Hawk friend.	Alwin, Alwyn, Walwyn	Welsh
	Walworth	From the welsh one's farm.	Wallsworth, Wallworth, Walsworth	Old english
	Walwyn	Welsh friend.	Walwin	Old english
	Wamba	Stomach	Wambah	Spanish
	Wamblee	Eagle	Wamblea, Wambleah, Wambleigh, Wambley, Wambli, Wamblie, Wambly	Lakota
	Wanbi	Dingo	Wanbee, Wanbey, Wanbie, Wanby	Australian aboriginal
	Waneta	Charger	Wanetah	Sioux
	Wang	King	Wan	Chinese
	Wanikiya	Saviour	Wanikiyah	Lakota
	Wapi	Lucky	Wapie, Wapy	Native american
	Warburton	From the enduring castle town.		Old english
	Ward	Guardian	Warde, Warden, Wardin, Wardon, Wardun, Wardyn	Old english
	Wardell	From the hill of the guardian.	Wardel	Old english
	Warden	Guardian of the valley.	Wardan, Wardin, Wardon, Wardun, Wardyn	Old english
	Wardley	From the guardian's meadow.	Wardlea, Wardleah, Wardlee, Wardleigh, Wardli, Wardlie, Wardly	Old english
	Ware	Wary; defending.	Warey	Old english, Old german
	Warfield	From the war field, from the field near the weir.	Warfyeld	Middle english
	Warford	From the weir ford.		Middle english
	Warick	Hero of the village.	Waric, Warick, Warik, Warric, Warrick, Warrik, Warryc, Warryck, Warryk, Waryc, Waryck, Waryk	English
	Waring	Shelter of protection.	Warin, Waryn, Waryng	German
	Warley	From the meadow with the weir, from the war meadow.	Warlea, Warleah, Warlee, Warlei, Warleigh, Warli, Warlie, Warly	Middle english
	Warmond	True protector.	Warmon, Warmondo, Warmun, Warmund, Warmundo	Old english
	Warner	To preserve, warrior who protects.	Warnor, Warren, Wernar, Werner, Wernher	Teutonic
	Warra	Water	Wara, Warah, Warrah	Australian aboriginal
	Warrack	The banksia tree.	Warrac, Warrak	Australian aboriginal
	Warren	To preserve, defending; game reserve keeper.	Waran, Waren, Waring, Waringer, Warner, Warran, Warrin, Warron, Warrun, Warryn	Middle english, Teutonic
	Warrick	Defender and hero of the village.		Old english
	Warrie	Wind	Wari, Warie, Warri, Warry, Wary	Australian aboriginal
	Warringa	Sea	Waringa, Waringah, Warringah	Australian aboriginal
	Warrun	Sky	Warun	Australian aboriginal
	Warton	From the weir town; from the war town.	Wartan, Warten, Wartin, Wartyn	English, Old english
	Warwick	Fortress of the defender's family.	Warwic, Warwik, Warwyc, Warwyck, Warwyk	Old english
	Washburn	Dweller at the flooding brook.	Washbern, Washberne, Washbirn, Washbirne, Washborn, Washborne, Washbourn, Washbourne, Washburne, Washbyrn, Washbyrne	Old english
	Washington	From the estate of the keen one's family.	Washingtan, Washingten, Washingtin, Washingtyn	Old english
	Wasi	Understanding, comprehensive	Wasie, Wasy	Arabic
	Wasil	Divine	Wasyl	Arabic
	Wasim	Graceful, handsome.	Wasym	Arabic
	Wassily	Royal, majestic, basil herb. a form of basil.	Wasily, Wassyly, Wasyly	Greek, Russian
	Wata	Powerful warrior. a form of walter.	Watah, Watli (swiss)	Maori
	Watende	Revengeful	Watend	Nyakusa
	Waterman	Works on the water.	Watermen	Old english
	Watford	From the hurdle ford.	Wattford	Old english
	Watkins	Walter's son, son of the powerful warrior.	Watkin, Watky, Watkyns, Wattkin, Wattkins, Wattkyn, Wattkyns	Old english
	Watson	Walter's son, son of the powerful warrior.	Wattson	Old english
	Wattan	Black	Watan	Arapaho
	Waunakee	Peace		Algonquin
	Waverley	From the meadow near the wavy sea, from the windy aspen meadow.	Waverlea, Waverleah, Waverlee, Waverleigh, Waverlie, Waverly	Old english
	Waya	Wolf	Waia, Waiah, Wayah	Cherokee
	Wayamba	Turtle	Wayambah	Australian aboriginal
	Wayland	From the pathway land or property.	Wailan, Wailand, Walan, Waland, Walylan, Waylan, Whalan, Whalen, Whalin, Whalon, Whalyn	Old english
	Waylon	From the land by the highway.	Wailon, Wallen, Walon, Waylan, Wayland, Waylen, Waylin, Waylyn, Weylen, Weylin, Weylon, Weylyn	English
	Wayne	Wagoner, maker of wagons.	Wain, Waine, Wayn	Old english
	Wazire	Minister	Wazyr	Arabic
	Webb	Weaver	Web, Webber, Weber	Old english
	Weber	A weaver.	Webber	German
	Webley	From the weaver's meadow.	Webblea, Webbleah, Webblee, Webbleigh, Webbley, Webblie, Webbly, Weblea, Webleah, Weblee, Webleigh, Webli, Weblie, Webly	Old english
	Webster	Weaver	Webstar	Old english
	Weddell	From the advancer's hill.	Weddel, Wedel, Wedell	Old english
	Weelya	Parakeet (bird).	Weelyah	Australian aboriginal
	Weeronga	Quiet	Weerongah	Australian aboriginal
	Weiss	White	Weis, Weise, Weisse, Weys, Weyse, Weyss, Weysse	German
	Wekesa	Born during harvest time.	Wekeasah	Kenyan
	Welborne	Born at the spring stream.	Welbern, Welberne, Welbirn, Welbirne, Welborn, Welburn, Welburne, Welbyrn, Welbyrne, Wellbern, Wellberne, Wellbirn, Wellbirne, Wellborn, Wellborne, Wellbourn, Wellbourne, Wellbyrn, Wellbyrne	Old english
	Welby	From the stream farm.	Welbee, Welbey, Welbi, Welbie	Old english
	Weldon	From the willow trees on the hill near the stream.	Weldan, Welden, Weldin, Weldyn	Old english
	Welford	From the ford by the well.	Wellford	Old english
	Wellington	From the wealthy one's town.	Wellinton	Old english
	Wells	From the springs.	Wels	Old english
	Welsh	Man from wales, welshman.		Old english
	Welton	From the town near the stream.	Welltan, Wellten, Welltin, Wellton, Welltyn, Weltan, Welten, Weltin, Weltyn	Old english
	Wemilat	One who has everything.		Native american
	Wemilo	Everyone talks to him.		Native american
	Wen	Cultured; winter		Chinese, Gypsey
	Wen hu	Educated		Chinese
	Wenceslaus	Crowning glory.	Vaacslav, Vaclav, Veleslav, Venceslav, Waclaw, Wenceslas, Wenzel	Old slavic
	Wendell	Valley or wanderer	Wenda, Wendah, Wendel, Wendelin, Wendil, Wendill, Wendyl, Wendyll	Teutonic
	Wenlock	From the lake at the holy monastery.	Wenloc, Wenlock, Wenlok	Old welsh
	Wensley	From the meadow with the wood clearing.	Wenslea, Wensleah, Wenslee, Wensleigh, Wensli, Wenslie, Wensly	Old english
	Wentworth	From the white one's estate.		Old english
	Wenutu	Clear sky.		Native american
	Wenzel	Knowing	Wensel, Wenzil, Wenzyl	Slavic
	Werner	Warrior who defends.	Warner, Wernher	Teutonic
	Wescott	From the west cottage.	Wescot, Westcot, Westcott	Old english
	Wesh	Woods		Gypsy
	Wesley	From the west meadow.	Weslea, Wesleah, Weslee, Wesleigh, Wesli, Weslie, Wesly	Old english
	West	Man from the west.		Old english
	Westbrook	From the westerly stream.	Wesbrook, Wesbrooke, Westbrook	Old english
	Westby	From the westerly farmstead.	Wesbee, Wesbey, Wesbi, Wesbie, Wesby, Westbee, Westbey, Westbi, Westbie	Old english
	Westcott	From the west cottage.		Old english
	Westleigh	From the west meadow. a form of wesley.		Old english
	Weston	From the west town.	Westan, Westen, Westin, Westyn	Old english
	Wetherby	From the wether-sheep farm.	Wetherbi, Wetherbie	Old english
	Wetherell	From the wether-sheep corner.	Wetheral, Wetherall, Wetherel, Wetheril, Wetherill, Wetheryl, Wetheryll	Old english
	Wetherley	From the wether-sheep meadow.	Wetherlea, Wetherleah, Wetherlee, Wetherleigh, Wetherli, Wetherlie, Wetherly	Old english
	Wettriki	King of peace. a form of frederick.	Wetu (finnish)	Finnish
	Weylin	The wolf's son lives near the pool.	Weilin, Weilyn, Weylyn	Celtic
	Weymouth	Mouth of the river.	Weimoth, Weimough, Weymoth, Weymouth	Celtic
	Whalley	From the meadow near the hill.	Wahlly, Whalea, Whaleah, Whalee, Whaleigh, Whaley, Whali, Whalie, Whallea, Whalleah, Whallee, Whalli, Whallie, Whaly	English
	Wharton	From the town on the lake bank.	Warton	Old english
	Wheatley	From the wheat meadow.	Whatlea, Whatleah, Whatlee, Whatleigh, Whatley, Whatli, Whatlie, Whatly, Wheatlea, Wheatleah, Wheatlee, Wheatli, Wheatlie, Wheatly	Old english
	Wheaton	From the wheat town.	Wheatan, Wheaten, Wheatin, Wheatyn	Old english
	Wheeler	A driver, maker of wheels.	Wheel, Wheela, Wheelah, Wheelar	Old english
	Wherahiko	Freedom		Maori
	Whetu	Star		Polynesian
	Whistler	Whistler or piper.	Whistla	Old english
	Whitaker	From the white field.	Whitacker, Whitmaker, Whittaker, Whytaker, Whyttaker	Old english
	Whitby	By the white house.	Whitbea, Whitbee, Whitbey, Whitbi, Whitbie	Old english
	Whitcomb	From the white hollow.	Whitcombe, Whytcomb, Whytcombe	Old english
	White	White-haired.	Whyte	Old english
	Whitelaw	From the white hill.	Whitlaw, Whytlaw	Old english
	Whitey	White-haired, white-skinned.	Whitee, Whiti, Whitie, Whity	English
	Whitfield	From the white field.	Whytfield	Old english
	Whitford	From the white ford.	Whytford	English
	Whitley	From the white meadow.	Whitlea, Whitleah, Whitlee, Whitleigh, Whitli, Whitlie, Whitly	Old english
	Whitlock	White lock of hair.	Whitloc, Whitloch, Whitlok, Whytloc, Whytloch, Whytlock, Whytlok	Old english
	Whitman	White-haired man.	Whitmen, Whytman, Whytmen	Old english
	Whitmore	From the white moor.	Whitmoor, Whitmoore, Whittemoor, Whittemoore, Whittemor, Whytmoor, Whytmore, Whyttmoor, Whyttmoore, Witmoor, Witmoore, Witmore, Wittemoor, Wittemoore, Wittmore, Wytmoor, Wytmoore, Wytmore	Old english
	Whitney	From the white-haired one's island.	Whittney, Whytney, Whyttney	Old english
	Whittaker	Dweller at the white field.		Old english
	Wicasa	Man	Wicasah	Dakota
	Wichado	Willing		Native american
	Wickham	From the enclosure in the village.	Wikham, Wyckham, Wykham	Old english
	Wickley	From the willow meadow in the village.	Wicklea, Wickleah, Wicklee, Wickleigh, Wickli, Wicklie, Wickly, Wycklea, Wyckleah, Wycklee, Wyckleigh, Wyckley, Wyckli, Wycklie, Wyckly, Wyklea, Wykleah, Wyklee, Wykleigh, Wykli, Wyklie, Wyklwy, Wykly	Old english
	Wid / wido	Wide	Wid, Wyd, Wydo	English
	Wies	Warrior who is famous.	Wiess, Wyes, Wyess	German
	Wijciech	Battle soldier.		Slavic
	Wikoli	Victory. a form of victor.		Hawaiian
	Wiktor	Victory	Victor, Wyctor	Polish
	Wilanu	To pour water onto flour.	Wylanu	Moquelumnan
	Wilbert	Brilliant	Wilbirt, Wilburt, Wilbyrt, Wylbery, Wylbirt, Wylburt, Wylbyrt	German
	Wilbraham	Wilful father of the multitude. a combination of william and abraham.	Abraham, Wylbraham	English
	Wilbur	Resolute brilliant one; from the firm fortress.	Gilbert, Wilber, Wilburn, Wilburne, Wilburt, Willber, Willbur, Wilver, Wylber, Wylbur, Wylbyr, Wyllber, Wyllbir, Wyllbyr	Old english, Teutonic
	Wilder	From the wilderness.	Wild, Wilde, Wyld, Wylde	English
	Wildon	From the hill in the woods.	Wildan, Wilden, Wildin, Wildyn, Willdan, Willden, Willdin, Willdon, Willdyn, Wyldan, Wylden, Wyldin, Wyldon, Wyldyn, Wylldan, Wyllden, Wylldin, Wylldon, Wylldyn	English
	Wile	Wilful. a form of willy or william.	Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh, Wiley, Wili, Wilie, William, Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wylie, Wylli, Wyly	Hawaiian
	Wiley	Of the meadows. from the willows in the meadow.	Wile (hawaiian), Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh, Wili, Wilie, Wily, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli, Wylie, Wyly	English
	Wilford	From the willow-tree river crossing.	Willford, Wylford, Wyllford	Old english
	Wilfred	Peaceful. desired place.	Wilfredo (spanish), Wilfrid, Wilfried, Wilfryd, Willfred, Willfredo, Willfrid, Willfryd	Teutonic
	Wilhelm	Determined, wilful guardian.	Wilhelmus, Willem, Wylhelm, Wyllhelm	German
	Wilkins	William's son, son of the wilful one.	Wilikes, Wilikins, Wilken, Wilkens, Wilkes, Wilkie, Wilkin, Wylkin, Wylkins, Wylkyn, Wylkyns	English
	Wilkinson	Little william's son. son of the wilful one.	Wilkenson, Wylkenson, Wylkinson, Wylkynson	English
	Will	Wilful. a short form of names starting with 'wil'	Wil, Wyl, Wyll	Old english
	Willard	Resolute. brave	Wilard, Wylard, Wyllard	Old english, Teutonic
	Willem	Desire to protect, wilful	See william	Old english
	William	Desire to protect, wilful	Guglielmo (italian), Guillaume (french), Guillermo (spanish), Vasyl, Vilhelm (german), Viliam (czech), Viljo (finnish), Ville (swedish), Welfel, Wi, Wilek, Wiliama (hawaiian), Wiliame, Willaim, Willem	Teutonic
	Williams	William's son, son of the wilful one.	Wiliamson, Williamson, Wyliamson, Wylliamson	English
	Williamson	William's son, son of the wilful one.		English
	Willis	Son of william, son of the wilful one.	Wilis, Williss, Wilsen, Wilson, Wylis, Wyliss, Wylys, Wylyss	English
	Willoughby	From the willows by the farm.	Willobee, Willobey, Willowbee, Willowbey, Willowbie, Willowby, Wyllobey, Wyllobi, Wyllobie, Wylloby, Wyllowbee, Wylobee, Wylobey, Wylobi, Wylobie, Wyloby	Old english
	Willy	Wilful. a short form of names starting with "wil".	Wilea, Wileah, Wilee, Wileigh, Wiley, Wili, Wilie, Willea, Willeah, Willee, Willeigh, Willey, Willi, Willie, Wily, Wyl, Wylea, Wyleah, Wylee, Wyleigh, Wyley, Wyli, Wylie, Wyll, Wyllea, Wylleah, Wyllee	English
	Wilmer	Famous	Wylmer	Teutonic
	Wilmot	From william's moat; resolute.	Wilmott, Wylmot, Wylmott	English, Old german
	Wilny	Flying, singing eagle.	Wilni, Wilnie, Wylni, Wylnie, Wylny	Native american
	Wilson	Son of william, son of the wilful one.	Silsan, Silsyn, Willis, Willsan, Willsen, Willsin, Willson, Willsyn, Wilsen, Wilsin, Wyllsan, Wyllsen, Wyllsin, Wyllson, Wyllsyn, Wylsan, Wylsyn	Old english
	Wilstan	From the wolf stone.	Wilsten, Wilstin, Wilstyn, Wylstan, Wylsten, Wylstin, Wylstyn	Teutonic
	Wilton	From will's town, from the spring town.	Willtan, Willten, Willtin, Willton, Willtown, Willtyn, Wiltan, Wilten, Wiltin, Wiltown, Wiltyn, Wylltan, Wyllten, Wylltin, Wyllton, Wylltyn, Wyltan, Wylten, Wyltin, Wylton, Wytyn	Old english
	Wilu	Squawking chicken hawk.		Moquelumnan
	Win	Bright	Winn, Wyn, Wynn, Wynne	Cambodian
	Winchell	From the corner.	Winchel, Wynchel, Wynchell	Old english
	Windell	From the windy valley.	Windel, Windlan, Wyndal, Wyndell	English
	Windham	From the friendly town.	Winham, Wyndham	English
	Windsor	From the river bend, boundary bank.	Windsar, Windser, Wyndsar, Wyndser, Wyndsor	Old english
	Winfield	From the friend's field.	Wynfield	Old english
	Winfred	Friend of peace.	Winfredd, Winfrid, Winfryd, Wynfredd, Wynfrid, Wynfryd	Old english
	Wing	Glorious		Chinese
	Wingate	Divine protector.	Wyngate	Old english
	Wingi	Willing	Wing, Wingie, Wingy, Wyng, Wyngi, Wyngie, Wyngy	Native american
	Winslow	From the hill of the friend.	Winslowe, Wynslow, Wynslowe	Old english
	Winston	Victory town, from the friend's estat or town.	Winstan, Winsten, Winstin, Winstyn, Wynstan, Wynsten, Wynstin, Wynston, Wynstyn	Old english
	Winter	Born at winter time.	Winterford, Winters, Wynter, Wynters	Old english
	Winthrop	Victory at the crossroads, dweller at the friend's estate.	Wynthrop	Old english
	Winward	From the friend and guardian's forest.	Wynward	Old english
	Wirake	Friend	Wirak	Australian aboriginal
	Wiremu	Wilful. a form of william.	Mu, Wir, Wire	Polynesian
	Wirrin	Tea tree.	Wirin, Wiryn	Australian aboriginal
	Wish	Wished-for child.	Wishe, Wysh	English
	Wistan	Wise stone.	Wystan	Teutonic
	Wit	Life	Witt, Wyt, Wytt	Polish
	Witek	Victory. a form of victor.	Wytek	Polish
	Witha	Handsome	Wytha	Arabic
	Witt	Wise, funny.	Wit, Wyt, Wytt	Old english
	Witter	Wise warrior.	Whiter, Whitter, Whyter, Whytter, Wytter	Old english
	Witton	From the wise one's town.	Whiton, Whyton, Whytton	Old english
	Wladislav	Powerful glory.	Wladyslaw (polish)	Slavic
	Wolcott	From wolf's cottage.		Old english
	Wolder	Ruler		Dutch
	Wolf	Wolf	Wolff, Woolf	English, German
	Wolfe	Wolf		Old english
	Wolfgang	Path of a wolf, leader of the wolf pack.	Wolfgans	Teutonic
	Wolfram	Wolf raven.	Wolfrem	German
	Wollowra	Eagle	Wolloarah	Australian aboriginal
	Wood	Of the woods	Woods, Woody	English
	Woodfield	From the field in the forest.	Woodfyeld	English
	Woodford	From the ford in the forest.	Woodforde	English
	Woodley	From the forest meadow.	Woodlea, Woodleah, Woodlee, Woodleigh, Woodli, Woodlie, Woodly	English
	Woodrow	Path through the woods, from the forest passage, dweller at the hedge by the forest.	Woodroe	Old english
	Woodruff	Ranger from the forest.	Woodruf	Old english
	Woods	Of the woods	Wood, Woody	English
	Woodson	Woody's son, son of the one from the forest.	Woodsan, Woodsen, Woodsin, Woodsyn	English
	Woodville	From the town on the edge of the forest.	Woddvyl, Woodvil, Woodvill, Woodvyll, Woodvylle	English
	Woodward	Guardian of the forest.	Woodard	Old english
	Woody	Of the woods	Wood, Woodi, Woodie, Woods	English
	Woolsey	Victorious wolf, wool.	Woolsee, Woolsi, Woolsie, Woolsy	Old english
	Worchester	From the army camp in the forest.	Worchestar	Old english
	Worden	Warden, guardian		English
	Wordsworth	From the wolf guardian's farm.	Wordworth	Old english
	Worippa	Storm bird.	Woripa, Worypa, Woryppa	Australian aboriginal
	Worle	Born on market day.	Worl	Ibo
	Worrell	Dweller at the true one's manor.	Worel, Worell, Woril, Worill, Worrel, Worril, Worryl	Old english
	Worth	From the farmstead.		Old english
	Worthy	From the enclosure.	Worthi, Worthie	English
	Worton	Dweller at the vegetable enclosure.	Wortan, Worten, Wortin, Wortyn	Old english
	Wouter	Powerful warrior.		German
	Wray	Accuser, crooked; property on a corner.	Wrae, Wrai	English, Old norse
	Wren	Ruler; the wren bird.	Ren	Old english, Welsh
	Wright	Worker	Right, Ryght, Wryght	Old english
	Wriston	From the twon near the shrubs.	Riston, Ryston, Wryston	English
	Writer	Writer	Wryte, Wryter	Old english
	Wulfram	Wolf raven.	Wolfram, Wolfran, Wulfran	Teutonic
	Wulfric	Wolf rule.		Old english
	Wulfstan	Wolf stone.		Old english
	Wuliton	Doing well.	Wulitan, Wuliten, Wulitin, Wulityn	Native american
	Wullun	Sky blue.	Wulun	Australian aboriginal
	Wunand	God is good.	Wunan	Native american
	Wundurra	Warrior	Wundura	Australian aboriginal
	Wyan	First born.		Balinese, Indonesian
	Wyatt	Guy's son, son of a forest guide; little warrior; wide.	Whiat, Whyatt, Wiat, Wiatt, Wyat, Wyatte, Wye, Wyeth	American, French, Middle english
	Wybert	Bright one in battle.	Wibert, Wibirt, Wiburt, Wibyrt, Wybirt, Wyburt, Wybyrt	English
	Wyborn	War bear.	Wibjorn, Wiborn, Wybjorn	Old norse
	Wyck	From the village.	Wic, Wick, Wik, Wyc, Wyk	Scandinavian
	Wycliff	From the village near the cliff.	Wiclif, Wicliff, Wicliffe, Wyche, Wyck, Wycliffe	German
	Wyman	Warrior	Waiman, Waimen, Wayman, Waymen, Wiman, Wimen	English
	Wymer	Famous in battle.		Wimer
	Wyn	First born son; friend. the masculine form of wynonna.	Winono	English, Native american
	Wyndham	From the winding path enclosure.	Winham	Old english
	Wynn	White, fair-haired.	Win, Winn, Wyn, Wyne, Wynne (welsh)	English
	Wystan	Wisdom; battle stone.	Wistan	Old english, Teutonic
	Wythe	Willow-tree dweller.	With, Withe, Wyth	Middle english
	Xan	Short for alexander.	Alexander, Xandy	Greek
	Xander	Short for alexander. protector of mankind.	Alexander, Xandy	Greek
	Xanthippus	Light-coloured horse.	Xanthyppus, Zanthippus, Zanthyppus	Greek
	Xanthus	Golden-haired. blonde	Xanthius, Xanthyus, Zanthius, Zanthus, Zanthyus	Latin
	Xanto	Blonde haired		Greek
	Xaver	Bright. brilliant	Saveri, Savero, Xavery (polish), Xaviero (italian), Xavyer, Xever (spanish), Zabyer, Zavier, Zever	Spanish
	Xavier	Bright. brilliant; owner of the new house.	Javer, Javerri, Javier, Saveri, Savero, Xaver, Xavery (polish), Xaviero (italian), Xavyer, Xever (spanish), Zabyer, Zavier, Zever	Arabic, Spanish basque
	Xayvion	New home	Xaivion, Xaivyon, Xayvyon	African american
	Xenophon	Stranger's voice	Xeno, Zeno, Zenophon	Greek
	Xenos	Stranger, guest	Xeno, Zeno, Zenos	Greek
	Xerxes	Royal ruler. king. prince.	Jerez, Xeres, Xerus, Xrus, Zerk, Zerzes	Persian
	Xeryus	The name of a bright star.	Xeyrus	Greek, Latin
	Xevach	Sacrifice	Zevach	Hebrew
	Xevadiah	God will live	Xevadia, Zevaddiah, Zevadia	Hebrew
	Xeven	Lively	Xyven, Ziven, Zyven, Zyvyn	Slavic
	Xevulum	Home	Zevulum	Hebrew
	Xi-wang	Desire	Xi-wpang	Chinese
	Xiaoping	Small bottle.	Xiaopin	Chinese
	Ximen / ximenes	Listening. a form of simon.	Ximene, Xymen, Xymenes, Xymon, Zimene, Zimenes, Zimon, Zymen, Zymene, Zymenes	Spanish
	Ximraan	Celebration	Zimraan, Zymraan	Arabic
	Ximran	Sacred	Xymran, Zimran, Zymran	Hebrew
	Xindel	Protector of humankind.	Xyndel, Zindel, Zyndel	Hebrew
	Xing-fu	Happy		Chinese
	Xion	From the guarded land.	Xyon, Zion, Zyon	Hebrew
	Xitomer	Living fame.	Xytomer, Zitomer, Zytomer	Czech
	Xolani	You all have peace/take it easy.		Zulu
	Xowie	Life	Xoe, Xoee, Xowee, Xowi, Xowy, Zoe, Zoee, Zoey, Zoi, Zoie, Zoy	Greek
	Xylon	Lives in the forest		Greek
	Yaar	Forest		Hebrew
	Yabarak	Sea	Yabarac, Yabarack	Australian aboriginal
	Yadava	Descended	Yadav	Sanskrit
	Yadid	God will judge.	Yadyd	Hebrew
	Yael	Strength of god, mountain goat.	Yaell	Hebrew, Israeli
	Yafeu	Bold		Ghanian
	Yagel	Happiness	Yagil, Yagyl, Yogil, Yogyl	Hebrew
	Yahbini	Star	Yahbinie, Yahbiny	Australian aboriginal
	Yaholo	One who yells.		Greek
	Yahya	God is good. a form of john.		Hebrew
	Yair	God will teach.	Jair, Jayr, Yayr	Hebrew
	Yajna	Sacrifice	Yajanah	Sanskrit
	Yakar	Dear		Hebrew
	Yakecen	Song from the sky.		Native american
	Yakez	Heaven		Native american
	Yakim	God develops.	Jakim, Jakym, Yakym	Hebrew
	Yakir	Honoured, beloved.	Yakire, Yakrye, Yakyr	Hebrew
	Yale	From the corner of the land, one who pays or produces, elder		German, Old english, Welsh
	Yama	God of the setting sun.	Yamah	Sanskrit
	Yamal	Twin		Hindi
	Yamin	Right hand, helpful.		Hebrew
	Yancy	Englishman	Yance, Yancey, Yankee, Yantsey	Native american
	Yandach	Restful		Hebrew
	Yanek	A form of john. god is gracious, god will help through life.		Dutch
	Yaphet	Attractive		Hebrew
	Yaqub	To grab one's heel.		Arabic
	Yarb	Scented herb		Gypsy
	Yardan	King		Arabic
	Yardley	Of the yard, from the enclosed meadow.	Yardlea, Yardleah, Yardlee, Yardleigh, Yardli, Yardlie, Yardly	Old english
	Yarin	Understanding		Hebrew
	Yarran	Acacia tree.	Yaran	Australian aboriginal
	Yarrawah	Storm		Australian aboriginal
	Yasar	Wealthy		Arabic
	Yash	Famous		Hindi
	Yashar	Honourable, with high morals.	Yesher, Yeshurun	Hebrew
	Yasuo	Calm		Japanese
	Yates	Gate keeper, dweller of the gates.	Yaits, Yayts	Middle english
	Yavin	God is understanding.	Jabin, Jehoram, Joram, Juti, Yadon, Yavnie, Yediel, Yehoram, Yehoshafat, Yekutiel, Yodin, Yoram	Hebrew
	Yazid	Increasing to grow.	Yazyd	Arabic
	Ye	Universe		Chinese
	Yehoram	God will praise.		Hebrew
	Yehoshua	God is my salvation.		Hebrew
	Yehudi	Teacher, praise to the lord, praise god.	Jora, Jorah, Yehudie, Yehudit, Yehudy	Hebrew
	Yelutci	Quiet bear.		Native american
	Yemon	Guardian		Japanese
	Yen	Calm; wanted	Yenn	English, Vietnamese
	Yeoman	Servant who has been in the family for a long period of time, retainer.	Yeomen, Yoman	Middle english
	Yered	Coming down.		Hebrew
	Yeriel	Found by god.		Hebrew
	Yerik	God has praised.	Yeryk	Russian
	Yeshe	Wise one.		Tibetan
	Yestin	Righteous, just. a form of justin.	Yestan, Yesten, Yeston, Yestyn	Old french, Welsh
	Yevgeny	Noble, well born. a form of eugene.	Yevgenyi	Greek, Russian
	Yiannis	God is good. a form of john.		Greek
	Yigael	God will redeem.	Yagel, Yigal	Hebrew
	Yildeen	Dream		Australian aboriginal
	Yin-hsin	The one force.		Chinese
	Yitro	Plentiful		Hebrew
	Yitzhak	Laughter, happiness.	Itzaac, Itzaack, Itzaak, Itzac, Itzack, Itzak, Yitzaac, Yitzaack, Yitzaak, Yitzack, Yitzak	Hebrew
	Yo	Bright		Chinese
	Yogi	One who practices yoga.	Yogee, Yogey, Yogie, Yogy	Sanskrit
	Yohann	God is gracious. a form of john.	See johanns	Hebrew
	Yona	Bear.	Yonah	Native american
	Yonah	Dove.	Yona, Yonas	Hebrew
	Yonatan	Gift of god.		Hebrew
	Yong	Brave		Chinese
	Yonus	Dove.	Yonah, Yonas, Yonos, Yonys	Arabic, Hebrew
	Yora	Teacher.	Yorah	Hebrew
	Yorath	Worth of god.		English
	Yorick	Farmer. a form of george.	Yoric, Yorik, Yoryc, Yoryck, Yoryk	Danish
	York	From the farm with the yew trees; boar estate.	Yorick, Yorke, Yorker	Celtic, Old english
	Yosef	God will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.		Hebrew
	Yosha	Wisdom	Yoshah	Hebrew
	Yoshi	Quiet, respected.	Yoshee, Yoshie	Japanese
	Yotimo	Bee flying into its hive.		Native american
	Yottoko	Mud		Native american
	Young	Youthful	Yung, Yunge	English
	Youssef	To increase in power and influence. arabic form of joseph.	Joseph	Arabic
	Yrjo	Farmer		Finnish, Greek
	Yuan	Original, one of a kind.		Chinese
	Yucel	Noble, with high morals.		Yusel
	Yudan	Judgement	Yuden, Yudin, Yudon, Yudyn	Hebrew
	Yukiko	Snow		Japanese
	Yukio	Snow boy.	Yukyo	Japanese
	Yul	Over the horizon.		Chinese, Mongolian
	Yule	Born at christmas time.	Euell, Eurl, Ewell, Yul, Yull	Old english
	Yuma	Son of the chief.	Yumah	Native american
	Yung chih	Always honourable.		Chinese
	Yunis	Dove	Younis, Younys, Yunys	Arabic
	Yurchik	Farmer		Russian
	Yuri	Farmer	Yuris (latvian)	Greek, Russian
	Yusha	God is my help.	Yasser, Yushua, Yushuah	Arabic
	Yusuf	God will increase, god has added a child. a form of joseph.	Yousif, Yousuf, Yusif, Yussef	Arabic
	Yutu	Coyote hunting.		Native american
	Yvan	God is gracious. a form of ivan.	Yven, Yvin, Yvyn	Russian
	Yves	Knight of the lion. the masculine form of yvette and yvonne. archer.	Eouan (bretton), Euzen	French
	Ywain	Well born. a form of ewan.	Ywyn	Greek, Welsh
	Zabad / zabdi	Gift	Zabdy, Zabi, Zavdi, Zavdiel, Zebdiel, Zebdy	Hebrew
	Zabdiel	Gift	Zabdi, Zabdil, Zabdyl, Zavdi, Zavdiel, Zebdiel	Hebrew
	Zac / zack / zak	God remembers	Zacker (bavarian), Zaker	Hebrew
	Zaccheus	Innocent; purity	Zacheus	Hebrew
	Zachariah	Remembrance of the lord, god remembers	Acarius, Benzecry, Chasija, Sachar, Zacaria, Zacarius (spanish), Zaccaria (italian), Zacchaeus, Zacharia (french), Zachariah, Zacharias (hebrew), Zacharie (french), Zachary, Zacharyasz (polish), Zacke	Hebrew
	Zachary	Remembrance of the lord, god remembers	Zacahree, Zacharey, Zachari, Zacharie, Zacheri, Zacherie, Zachery, Zackaree, Zackarey, Zackari, Zackarie, Zackary, Zackeri, Zackerie, Zackery, Zakaree, Zakarey, Zakari, Zakarie, Zakary, Zakery, Zakiri	English
	Zafar	Winner		Arabic
	Zahavi	Gold		Hebrew
	Zahid	Self-denying, abstinent	Zahyd	Arabic
	Zahir	Understanding	Zahyr	Arabic
	Zahur	Flower.	Zaher, Zahir, Zahyr	Swahili
	Zaid	Growing, increasing	Zaide, Zayd, Zayde	Arabic
	Zaim	General	Zaym	Arabic
	Zaki	Smart	Zakie, Zaky	Arabic
	Zakiyya	Innocent, pure	Zakie	Hebrew
	Zako	God remembers	Zacko, Zaco, Zak	Illyrian
	Zakur	Masculine		Hebrew
	Zale	Power of the sea	Zail, Zaile, Zale, Zayl, Zayle	Greek
	Zales	Salt	Zail, Zails, Zale, Zatle, Zayl, Zayls	English
	Zalman	Peace. a form of solomon.	Salman, Salmen, Salmin, Salmon, Salmyn, Zalmen, Zalmin, Zalmon, Zalmyn	Hebrew
	Zalmir	Songbird	Zalman, Zalmire, Zalmyr, Zelmir, Zelmire, Zelmyr, Zelmyre	Hebrew
	Zamiel	God has heard		German
	Zamir	Song.	Zamar, Zamer, Zamyr	Hebrew
	Zan	Well fed.	Zann	Hebrew
	Zander	Defender of humankind. a form of alexander	Alexander, Sander, Sanders, Xander, Zanda, Zandah, Zandar, Zanders, Zandor, Zandyr	Greek
	Zane	God is gracious. a form of shane / john	Zain, Zaine, Zandar, Zander, Zandor, Zayn, Zayne	English
	Zani	Gift from god	Zanee, Zannee, Zany	Hebrew
	Zanthus	Blond; guardian	Zareb	African, Greek
	Zared	Trap, ambush	Zarad, Zarid, Zarod, Zaryd	Hebrew
	Zarek	God will protect.	Zarec, Zareck, Zaric, Zarick, Zaryc, Zaryck, Zaryk	Slavic
	Zavad / zavao	Present time.		Hebrew
	Zavdiel	Gift from god.		Hebrew
	Zavier	Bright, brilliant.	Xavier, Xavyer, Zavyer	Bohemian
	Zayd, zayn	Beautiful.	Zaid, Zain	Arabic
	Zayvion	New home.		African american
	Zbigniew	Peacemaker - from zbija (defeats) gniew (anger).	Zbysio, Zbyszek	Polish
	Zdzich	Glorious	Zdzis	Polish
	Zeal	Energy.	Zeel	Latin
	Zealot	A zealous person, a person swept up in a cause, fanatical enthusiast.		Greek
	Zebadiah	God's gift.	Zebadia, Zebadiah, Zebadya, Zebadyah, Zebedee, Zebedia, Zebediah, Zebedya, Zebedyah, Zubin	Hebrew
	Zebb	A habitaton	Zeb	Hebrew
	Zebedee	My gift.	Zebede	Greek
	Zebulon	Dwelling place, honourable.	Zebulen, Zebulun, Zevulum, Zubin, Zubyn	Hebrew
	Zedekiah	God is mighty. god is right.	Zedekia, Zedekya, Zedekyah	Hebrew
	Zeeman	Of the sea.	Zeaman, Zeman, Zemen, Ziman, Zimen, Zymen, Zymin, Zymyn	Dutch
	Zeev	Wolf.	Zeeve	Hebrew
	Zehariah	God's light.		Hebrew
	Zeheb	Gold.		Turkish
	Zeira	Small.	Zeirah, Zeyra, Zeyrah	Aramaic
	Zeke	Strength of god; intelligent.	Zeak, Zeake, Zek	Arabic
	Zeki	Clever.	Zekee, Zekie, Zeky, Zkey	Turkish
	Zelfirino	Spring wind.		Greek
	Zelig	Holy, blessed.	Zelyg	Yiddish
	Zelimir	Peace is desired.	Zelimyr, Zelymir, Zelymyr	Slavic
	Zemariah	Song.	Zemaria, Zemarya, Zemaryah	Hebrew
	Zenard	Living	Zen	French
	Zenas	Living. a from zeno.	Zena, Zeno, Zenos	Greek
	Zenda	Well born.	Zendah	Czech
	Zenith	Highest point.		Latin
	Zeno, zenobias	Living. given life by zeus	Zenas, Zenobia, Zenobiah, Zenobya, Zenobyah, Zenon, Zenos, Zenus, Zenys	Greek
	Zenobio	Strength of jupiter		Greek
	Zenphan, zenphaniah	Look out. guardian. protected treasure of god.	Zenphen, Zenphene, Zenphon, Zenphyn, Zevadia, Zevadiah	Hebrew
	Zephyr	Wind		Greek
	Zephyrus	Wind from the west.		Hebrew
	Zerach	Light.	Zerac, Zerack, Zerak	Hebrew
	Zerah	Brightness of the morning.	Zera, Zira, Zirah, Zyra, Zyrah	Hebrew
	Zerem	Stream.		Hebrew
	Zerika	Rain storm.	Zerikah, Zeryka, Zerykah	Hebrew
	Zero	Empty.	Zerot	Greek
	Zerxes	Ruler.		Persian
	Zesiro	First born of twins.	Zesryo	Nigerian
	Zeth	Investigator, researcher.		Greek
	Zethan	Shining.	Zethen, Zethin, Zethon, Zethyn	Hebrew
	Zethus	Son of zeus. king of the gods.		Greek
	Zeus	Living; bright sky	Zeon, Zous, Zus	Greek
	Zev	Living wolf.	Seef, Seff, Sif, Zeeb, Zeev	Hebrew
	Zeva	Sword		Greek
	Zevach	Sacrifice.	Zevac, Zevack, Zevak	Hebrew
	Zevariah	God has given.	Zevaria, Zevarya, Zevaryah	Hebrew
	Zevid	Present.	Zevyd	Hebrew
	Zeviel	Gazelle of god.	Zevial, Zevyel	Hebrew
	Zevulun	House		Hebrew
	Zhong	Second brother		Chinese
	Zhu	Wish		Chinese
	Zhuang	Strength		Chinese
	Zia	Light	Ziah, Zya, Zyah	Hebrew
	Ziggy	Victorious protector. the short form of sigmund.	Zigee, Zigey, Ziggee, Ziggey, Ziggi, Zigi, Zigie, Zigy	Teutonic
	Zikomo	Thanks	Zykomo	Malawian
	Zilpah	Trickling water.	Zilpa, Zylpa, Zylpah	Hebrew
	Zimen	Obedient	M zymin, Ziman, Zimin, Zimon, Zimyn, Zyman, Zymen, Zymyn	Spanish
	Zimon	Listening. a form of simon	Ziman, Zimen, Zimin, Zimyn, Zyman, Zymen, Zymin, Zymon, Zymyn	Hebrew
	Zimraan	Celebration	Zymraan	Arabic
	Zimri	Valuable	Zimry, Zymri, Zymry	Hebrew
	Zinan	Second son.	Zynan	Japanese
	Zindel	Protector of humankind.	Zyndel	Hebrew
	Zinon	Living.		Greek
	Zion	A sign	Zeeon, Zeon, Zione, Zyon	Hebrew
	Zitomer	Living fame		Czechoslovakian
	Ziv	Shining; bright with life	Ziven, Zivon, Zivu, Zyv	Hebrew
	Zivan	Shining; lively	Ziven, Zivin, Zivon, Zivyn, Zyvan, Zyven, Zyvin, Zyvon, Zyvyn	Hebrew
	Ziya	Light	Ziyah, Zyahm, Zyam, Zyya, Zyyah	Hebrew
	Ziyad	Increasing, super abundance.		Arabic
	Zlatan	Gold		Czechoslovakian
	Zlatka	Gold	Zlatkah	Slavic
	Zohar	Radiant light	Zohare	Hebrew
	Zoilo	Lively		Greek
	Zois	Life		Greek
	Zola	Prince	Zoilo, Zolah, Zollie	German
	Zoltan	Sultan, ruler	Soltan, Zolten, Zoltin, Zoltun, Zoltyn, Zsolt, Zsoltan	Arabic
	Zoltin	Life	Zoltan, Zolten, Zolton, Zoltyn	Hungarian
	Zomeir	Tree pruner	Zomer, Zomir, Zomyr	Hebrew
	Zomelis	Asked of god	Zomelys	Lithuanian
	Zonar	A sound	Sonar, Zonair, Zonayr, Zoner	Latin
	Zorba	Live each day.		Greek
	Zoro	Star	Zorro	Persian
	Zorya	Star	Zoria, Zoriah, Zoryah	Slavic
	Zosime	Lively	Zosimus, Zosyme	French
	Zosimo	Lively		Greek
	Zosimus	Full of life; lively	Zosimos, Zosymos, Zosymus	Greek
	Zotico	Lively		Greek
	Zowie	Life	Zoe, Zoee, Zoi	Greek
	Zsiga	Victorious. conquering protector. a form of sigmund.	Zsigah, Zsyga, Zsygah, Zyga, Zygah	Hungarian
	Zsolt	Ruler.	Zoltan	Polish
	Zuberi	Strength	Zuber	Swahili
	Zubin	Praised highly.	Zuban, Zuben, Zubon, Zubyn	Hebrew
	Zuhayr	Young flower. bud.	Zuhair	Arabic
	Zuriel	God is my stone foundation.	Zurial, Zuryal, Zuryel	Hebrew
	Zwi	Gazelle	Zwie, Zwy	Scandinavian
	Zygfryd	Victorious peace.	Sigfrid, Sigfryd, Sigismund, Sigmund, Sygfrid, Sygfryd, Zigamunt (polish), Zigfrid, Zigfryd	Polish, Teutonic
	Zygmunt	Victorious protection.		Polish
	Zylon	Forest dweller.	Xylon, Zilon	Greek
	Zymon	Listening. a form of simon.	Ziman, Zimen, Zimin, Zimon, Zimyn, Zyman, Zymen, Zymin, Zymyns	Hebrew