- Aaliya {varistion of Aliya, Arabic} "heavens, highborn, exalted"
- Aaliyah {variation of Aliya, Arabic} "heavens, highborn, exalted"
- Aanya {Sanskrit} "inexhaustible"
- Abbey {word name or short form of Abigail} "my father is joyful"
- Abbie {diminutive of Abigail} "my father is joyful"
- Abby {diminutive of Abigail, Hebrew} "my father is joyful
- Abigail {Hebrew} "my father is joyful"
- Acacia {Greek} "thorny"
- Acadia {Greek} "idyllic place"
- Acantha {Greek} "thorn, prickle"
- Ada {German} "noble, nobility"
- Adair {English and Scottish} "shallow place in a river near oaks"
- Adairis {combination of Ada and Iris} "noble rainbow"
- Adalia {Hebrew} "noble one"
- Adamina {Hebrew} "child of the red earth"
- Adea {short form of Adeodata or Adelaida}
- Adelaide {variant of Adelheidis, German} "noble, nobility"
- Adelia {variation of Adela, German} "noble, nobility"
- Adeline {French, diminutive of Adele} "noble, nobility"
- Adeluna {variation of Adelina, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Slavic} "noble"
- Adrasteia {Greek}
- Adriana {Latin, feminine variation of Adrian} "man of Adria"
- Adrienne {Latin, feminine variation of Adrian} "man from Adria"
- Aeliana {Latin} "sun"
- Agata {Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Polish, Slovene, Russian, Croatian, Serbian variation of Agatha} "good woman"
- Agatha {Greek} "good woman"
- Agathe {French variation of Agatha} "good woman"
- Agnieszka {Polish version of Agnes}
- Agnes {Greek} "pure, virginal"
- Aiko {Japanese} "beloved child"
- Ailana {Kazakh} "moonlight"
- Ailbhe {Irish} "noble, bright"
- Ailis {Scottish Gaelic} "noble"
- Ailla {Cornish} "beautiful"
- Ailsa {Scottish from Norse} "elf victory"
- Aimee {variation of Amy} "beloved"
- Ainara {Basque} "swallow"
- Aine {Irish} "brightness, splendor"
- Aisha {Arabic; Swahili} "living, prosperous"
- Aislinn {Irish} "dream"
- Aithne {Irish} "fire"
- Akira {Japanese} "bright, intelligent"
- Aksinija {variation of Aksinia, Bulgarian form of Xenia} "hospitality"
- Alaska {Native American} "great land"
- Alba {Latin} "white"
- Alexa {Greek, English} "defending men"
- Alexandria {variation of Alexandra, Greek} "defending men"
- Alexia {diminutive of Alexandria} "defending men"
- Alexis {Greek} "defender"
- Alice {German} "noble"
- Alicja {Polish} "noble"
- Aliisa {Finnish form of Alice} "noble"
- Aline {variant of Adelheidis, German} "noble, nobility"
- Alisha {Phonetic spelling of Alicia; Sanskrit} "noble; protected by God"
- Alix {French} "noble type"
- Alize {Basque form of Alice} "noble"
- Allegra {Italian} "joyous"
- Alma {Latin} "nurturing, soul"
- Alsefina {Arabic} "the ship"
- Alta {Latin} "elevated"
- Alva {English form of Irish Ailbhe} "white"
- Alys {variant of Alice} "noble"
- Alžbeta {Slovak form of Elizabeth} "God is my oath"
- Amadea {Latin} "God's beloved"
- Amaia {Spanish or Basque} "high place or end"
- Amalthea {Greek} "tender goddess"
- Amanda {Latin} "she must be loved"
- Amara {Igbo, Sanskrit, Arabic} "grace, immortal, tribe"
- Amaya {Spanish version of Amaia or Japanese} "mother city; the end; night rain"
- Amber {English word name}
- Amela {Bosnian feminine form of Amel} "hope, aspiration"
- Amelia {German} "work"
- Amelie {French variation of Amelia} "work"
- Amelisa {variant of Amelise, combination of Amalia and Elisabeth}
- Amika {Esperanto} "friendly"
- Amoret {literary name} "love"
- Amparo {Spanish and Portuguese} "refuge, shelter"
- Amy {French} "beloved"
- Ana {Spanish variation of Hannah} "grace"
- Anaïs {Catalan and Provencal pet form of Hebrew Anna} "grace"
- Anamika
- Anca {Romanian diminutive of Ana} "grace"
- Andromeda {Greek mythology name} "advising like a man"
- Anežka {Czech form of Agnes} "chaste"
- Anfisa {Russian} "flower"
- Angelica {Italian, Polish, Russian diminutive of Angela} "angel or angelic"
- Angeline {French variation of Angela} "angel"
- Angelique {French diminutive of Angela} "angelic"
- Anika {Nordic diminutive of Anne or African, Hausa} "sweetness of face"
- Anja {Russian variation of Anna} "grace"
- Anna {variation of Hannah, Hebrew} "grace"
- Annabel {Scottish variation of Amabel} "loving"
- Annabelle {combination of Anna and Belle or French form of Amabel} "loving"
- Annalie {Nordic, German} "grace"
- Anne {French variation of English Ann and Hebrew Hannah} "grace"
- Anneke {Dutch} "grace"
- Annelie {variation of Annalie} "grace"
- Anneliese {German, Dutch} "grace + oath"
- Annemieke {Dutch variation of Anne-Marie} "grace + drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Annie {English, diminutive of Ann} "grace"
- Annika {Swedish diminutive of Anna} "grace"
- Annukka {Finnish diminutive of Anna}
- Antigone {Greek mythology name}
- Anya {Russian diminutive of Anna} "grace"
- Aoife {Irish Gaelic} "beautiful, radiant"
- Apple {English nature name} "apple"
- Apricity {Latin} "the warmth of the sun in winter"
- April {Latin} "to open"
- Arabella {Latin} "yielding to prayer"
- Araminta {English invented name}
- Arantxa {Basque} "thornbush"
- Arcana {Latin} "secret"
- Arden {English} "valley of the eagle"
- Ariadne {Greek} "most holy"
- Aristeia {literary term from Greek} "the best"
- Aristella {variation of Arista, Greek} "harvest"
- Arrietty {literary name, variation of Harriet} "estate ruler"
- Arsinoe {Greek} "to lift the mind"
- Artemia {Italian and Spanish feminine form of Artemio} "safe"
- Artemis {Greek mythology name}
- Artemisia {variation of Artemis, Greek mythology name}
- Asha {Sanskrit, Swahili} "hope; life"
- Ashlee {English} "dweller near the ash tree meadow"
- Aspen {nature and place name}
- Asta {Norwegian} "divine strength"
- Astara {variant of Astra} "of the stars"
- Asteria {Greek} "star"
- Astoria {place name} "hawk"
- Astra {Latin} "of the stars"
- Astraea {Greek} "star"
- Astrid {Scandinavian} "divinely beautiful"
- Atalanta {Greek mythology name}
- Athena {Greek mythology name} "from Athens"
- Athenais {Ancient Greek} "from Athens"
- Atlanta {place name}
- Audrey {English} "noble strength"
- August {Latin} "majestic, venerable"
- Augusta {feminine variation of Augustus} "great, magnificent"
- Aura {Greek} "soft breeze"
- Aurelie {French variation of Aurelia, Latin} "the golden one"
- Aurembiaix {Aragonese} "from the lower golden land"
- Aurore {Latin} "dawn"
- Austėja {Lithuanian} "to weave"
- Autumn {season name}
- Ava {Hebrew, Latin or Germanic} "life; bird; water, island"
- Avalon {Celtic} "island of apples"
- Avelie{Dutch}
- Avery {English} "ruler of the elves"
- Avia {Latin, Hebrew} "bird; God is my father"
- Avis {Latin} "bird"
- Aviva {Hebrew} "springlike, fresh, dewy"
- Avonlea {place name} "river by a field"
- Aya {Japanese, Hebrew, Arabic} "colourful, bird, sign"
- Ayelet {Hebrew} "deer, gazelle"
- Ayla {Hebrew, or Turkish} "oak tree, or halo, moonlight"
- Azélie {French form of Occitan Azelais} "noble type"
- Azra {Arabic} "virgin"
- Azucena {Spanish} "madonna lily"
- Azula {modern invented name} "blue"
- Bailee {spelling variation of Bailey} "dance"
- Bailey {occupational name} "law enforcer, bailiff"
- Banks {word name and surname} "one who lives on the hillside or riverbank"
- Basia {Polish diminutive of Barbara} "foreign woman"
- Bea {diminutive of Beatrice} "she who brings happiness"
- Beatrice {Latin} "she who brings happiness; blessed"
- Beatrix {Latin} "she who brings happiness; blessed"
- Beatriz {Spanish and Portuguese variation of Beatrice} "she who brings happiness; blessed"
- Behati {Afrikaans version of Beatrice} "blessed; she who brings happiness"
- Bella {diminutive of Isabella, Italian} "beautiful"
- Bellatrix {Latin} "female warrior"
- Belle {French} "beautiful"
- Belphoebe {invented name} "beautiful Diana"
- Beth {diminutive of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Bethany {Biblical place name and Hebrew} "house of figs"
- Bianca {Italian} "white"
- Billie {English, diminutive of Wilhelmina, Wilma} "resolute protection"
- Birdie {English} "bird"
- Blair {Scottish} "dweller on the plain"
- Blanche {French} "white"
- Blythe {English} "happy, carefree"
- Boheme {French word name} "a literary or artistic person who lives outside conventional society"
- Bonnie {Scottish} "beautiful, cheerful"
- Briar {English} "a thorny patch"
- Bridget {anglicized variation of Gaelic Brighid} "strength or exalted one"
- Bridie {Irish} "strength or exalted one"
- Brigid {Irish variation of Brighid} "strength or exalted one"
- Brigitta {variation of Bridget} "strength or exalted one"
- Brigitte {French variation of Brighid} "strength or exalted one"
- Briseis {Greek}
- Bronte {Greek} "thunder"
- Brooke {English} "small stream"
- Brooklyn {place name}
- Brynja {Old Norse} "armour"
- Brynn {spelling variation of Bryn, Welsh} "hill"
- Bryony {Latin flower name} "to sprout"
- Cadence {Latin} "rhythm, beat"
- Caitlin {Irish variation of Catherine} "pure"
- Calais {French place name}
- Calanthe {botanival name} "Christmas orchid"
- Calathea
- Calista {Greek} "most beautiful"
- Calithea
- Calla {Greek} "beautiful"
- Callie {Greek diminutive} "beautiful"
- Calliope {Greek mythology name} "beautiful voice"
- Callista {Greek} "most beautiful"
- Camila {Spanish variation of Camilla} "young ceremonial attendant"
- Camilla {Latin} "young ceremonial attendant"
- Camille {French variation of Camilla} "young ceremonial attendant"
- Caoimhe {Irish, Scottish} "beautiful"
- Cara {Latin, Italian, Irish, Spanish and Portuguese} "dear; friend; face"
- Carlotta {Italian variation of Charlotte, French diminutive of Charles} "free man"
- Carmen {Spanish variation of Carmel} "garden"
- Caroline {French, feminine variation of Charles} "free man"
- Carys {Welsh} "love"
- Cassia {feminine form of Cassius or Greek} "cinnamon"
- Cassiopeia {Greek mythology name}
- Catalina {Spanish variation of Catherine} "pure"
- Catherine {Greek} "pure"
- Catriona {Scottish form of Katherine, Greek} "pure"
- Cecilia
- Cecily {feminine variation of Cecil} "blind"
- Celesta {Latinisation of Celeste} "of the sky, heavenly"
- Celestia {variation of Celeste, Latin} "heavenly"
- Celia {Latin} "heavenly"
- Celie {French variation of Cecilia} "blind"
- Celine {French variation of Celeste} "heavenly”
- Cerelia {Latin} "relating to springtime"
- Cerise {French} "cherry"
- Charlee {spelling variation of Charlie, diminutive of Charles or Charlotte} "free man"
- Charli {variation of Charlie, short form of Charlotte or Charlene} "free man"
- Charlie {diminutive of Charlotte} "free man"
- Charlize {feminization of Charles} "free man"
- Charlotte {French, feminine diminutive of Charles} "free man"
- Chelsea {London and New York place name}
- Chiara {Italian} "light, clear"
- Chiquita {Spanish} "little one"
- Chloe {Greek} "young green shoot"
- Christina {Greek} "a Christian}
- Christine {French variation of Christina} "Christian"
- Ciara {Irish} "little dark one"
- Cicely {English variation of Cecilia} "blind"
- Cilka {Slovene variation of Cecilia, Celia} "blind; heavenly"
- Circe {Greek} "bird"
- Claire {French form of Clara} "bright, clear"
- Clara {Latin} "bright, clear"
- Clare {Latin} "bright, clear"
- Claudia {feminine variation of Claude} "lame; enclosure"
- Clea {literary name}
- Clementine {French feminine version of Clement, Latin} "mild, merciful"
- Cleo {Greek} "glory"
- Cleopatra {Greek} "glory of the father"
- Clio {Greek} "glory"
- Clotilde {Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese} "famous in battle"
- Clove {nature name}
- Coco {Spanish and French pet name}
- Colette {French short form of Nicole} "people of victory"
- Collins {surname derived from Nicholas or Colin}
- Connie {diminutive of Constance} "steadfastness"
- Constance {English version of Latin Constantia} "steadfastness"
- Constantia {Latin} "constant, steadfast"
- Cora {Greek} "maiden"
- Coralie {French from Latin} "coral"
- Cordelia {Latin; Celtic} "heart; daughter of the sea"
- Corinna {Greek} "maiden"
- Corinne {French variation of Greek Korinna} "maiden"
- Corisande {Greek} "chorus-singer"
- Cosette {French literary nickname} "little thing"
- Cosima {Italian feminine variation of Cosmo, Greek} "order, beauty"
- Cosmina {feminization of Cosmin, Romanian} "order, beauty"
- Croia {Irish} "heart"
- Cvita {Croatian form of Cvetka} "blossom, flower"
- Cyra {Persian or Greek} "sun or throne, or lord"
- Dahlia {flower name, from Swedish surname} "Dahl's flower"
- Daisy {diminutive of Margaret or flower name, from English} "day's eye"
- Damara {Greek} "gentle girl"
- Daphne {Greek} "laurel tree, bay tree"
- Darcie {spelling variation of Darcy, Irish or French} "dark one, or from Arcy, or from the fortress"
- Darcy {Irish or French} "dark one, or from Arcy, or from the fortress"
- Dawn {word name}
- Daya {Hindi} "compassionate"
- Delaney {Irish} "dark challenger"
- Delilah {Hebrew or Arabic} "delicate"
- Della {diminutive of Adela} "noble"
- Delphi {Greek place name}
- Delphine {French from Greek} "dolphin"
- Delta {Greek}
- Demeter {Greek mythological name} "earth mother"
- Demetra {variation of Demetria} "half"
- Demi {diminutive of Demetria or Greek} "half"
- Despina {Greek} "lady"
- Dessa {diminutive of Odessa}
- Diana {Latin} "divine"
- Dianthe {Greek} "divine flower"
- Dina {Hebrew variation of Dinah or Adinah} "judged or delicate"
- Dominique {French, feminine variation of Dominic} "belonging to a lord"
- Dorcas {Greek} "doe, gazelle"
- Dorotea {Italian, Spanish and Croatian form of Dorothea} "gift of God"
- Dorothea {Greek} "gift of God"
- Dove {nature name} "dove, a bird"
- Drew {diminutive of Andrew} "strong and manly"
- Drucilla {Latin} "strong"
- Dusana {Slavic} "spirit or soul"
- Dušanka {feminine form of Dušan} "soul, spirit"
- Ebba {English or German} "fortress of riches, or strength of a boar"
- Ebony {English} "deeply black wood"
- Echo {Greek mythology name}
- Eden {Hebrew} "place of pleasure, delight"
- Edie {English, diminutive of Edith} "prosperous in war"
- Edina {English} "wealthy"
- Edith {English} "prosperous in war"
- Eileithyia {Greek mythology}
- Eilidh {Gaelic form of Eleanor}
- Einara {feminisation of Einar, Scandinavian} "one warrior"
- Eira {Welsh} "snow"
- Eirlys {Welsh} "snowdrop"
- Eithne {Gaelic} "nut kernel"
- Ekaterina {Slavic variation of Catherine} "pure"
- Elaina {variation of Elaine or Elena} "bright, shining light"
- Elaine {French and Scottish} "bright, shining light"
- Elanor {English variation of French Provencal Alienor}
- Elara {Greek mythology name}
- Eleanor {English variation of French Provencal Alienor}
- Electra {Greek} "shining, bright"
- Elena {Spanish, Italian, German, Greek variation of Helen} "bright, shining light"
- Elene {variation of Elena} "bright, shining light"
- Eleni {Greek variation of Helen} "torch; shining light"
- Elestren {Cornish} "iris"
- Elettra {Italian variation of Latin Electra} "shining, bright"
- Elia {Italian variation of Elijah, Hebrew} "Jehovah is God"
- Elinor {spelling variation of Eleanor}
- Elisa {Spanish and Italian diminutive of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Elisabet {Scandinavian variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Elisabeth {spelling variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Elise {French variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Eliza {diminutive of Elizabeth, Hebrew} "pledged to God"
- Elizabeth {Hebrew} "pledged to God"
- Elizaveta {Russian} "pledged to God"
- Elke {Dutch, German and Frisian diminutive of Adelheid} "noble"
- Ella {German; English} "all, completely; fairy maiden"
- Elle {French} "she"
- Ellera {Italian place name}
- Ellery {English} "descendant of Hilary"
- Ellie {English, diminutive of Eleanor and Ellen} "bright shining one"
- Elmira {English} "noblewoman"
- Elodie {French, variation of Greek Alodia} "foreign riches"
- Elora {variation of Eliora}
- Elsabe {Afrikaans} "God is my oath"
- Elsie {diminutive of Elizabeth via Scottish Elspeth} "pledged to God"
- Elsinore {Danish place name}
- Elska {Norse} "love"
- Elspeth {Scottish variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Eluned {Welsh} "idol, image"
- Elva {Irish} "leader of the elves"
- Elvi {diminutive of Elviira, Finnish from Spanish} "white; fair"
- Elvira {Spanish} "white, fair"
- Elvy {spelling variation of Elvi}
- Elysande
- Elyse {variation of Elise or Elysia} "pledged to God"
- Elysia {Latin} "from Elysium"
- Elżbieta {Polish form of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Emery {German} "industrious"
- Emilia {feminine variation of Emil, Latin} "rival"
- Emilie {spelling variation of Emily; German and Scandinavian feminine form of Aemilius, French} "rival"
- Emily {feminine variation of Emil, Latin} "rival"
- Emma {German} "universal"
- Emmanuelle {French, feminine variation of Emanuel} "God is with us"
- Emme {American invented name} "universal"
- Emmeline {Old French form of archaic German Amal} "work"
- Enna {Estonian variant of Enda}
- Enya {Irish} "fire"
- Eska {Frisian short form}
- Eskja {Icelandic} "little box; caldera"
- Esme {French} "beloved"
- Este {diminutive of Esther, Persian} "star"
- Estelita {diminutive of Estela} "star"
- Estella {Latinate form of Estelle} "star"
- Estelle {French} "star"
- Ester {variation of Esther} "star"
- Esther {Persian} "star"
- Europa {Greek} "wide face"
- Eva {Latin form of Eve, Hebrew} "life"
- Evadne {Greek} "pleasing one"
- Evaluna {English, Hebrew, Latin} "life + moon"
- Evangeline {Greek} "bearer of good news"
- Evanna {feminine variation of Evan, Welsh} "God is gracious"
- Evanthe {Greek} "fair flower"
- Eve {Hebrew} "life"
- Evelyn {English from French and German} "desired, wished for; or water, island"
- Evening {day name}
- Evie {diminutive of Eve or Eva} "life"
- Eydis {Old Norse} "island goddess"
- Fabienne {French variation of Fabia} "bean grower"
- Faith {virtue name}
- Fay {English} "fairy"
- Faye {English} "fairy"
- Federica {Italian, feminine variation of Frederick} "peaceful ruler"
- Felicia {Latin} "lucky"
- Felicity {Latin} "good fortune, happy"
- Fenella {Celtic} "white-shouldered one"
- Fenna {Dutch and Frisian} "peace"
- Fern {nature name}
- Ffion {Welsh} "foxglove"
- Fia {Irish or Portuguese or Italian} "wild or weaver"
- Fiadh {Irish} "wild"
- Fialka {Czech} "violet flower"
- Fianna {Irish} "band of warriors"
- Finlay {Irish and Scottish} "fair-haired hero"
- Fiona {Scottish} "white, fair"
- Fioralba {Italian} "flower of the dawn"
- Fiorella {Italian} "little flower"
- Fiorenza {Italian feminine form of Florentius} "prosperous, flourishing"
- Fjolla {Albanian} "snowflake"
- Flavia {Latin} "golden, blond"
- Flaviana {feminine form of Flavian} "golden"
- Fleur {French} "flower"
- Flora {Latin} "flower"
- Flordelis {latin} "fleur de lys"
- Florence {Latin} "flourishing, prosperous"
- Florentina {Latin} "blooming"
- Frances {English from Latin} "from France; free man"
- Francesca {Italian variation of Frances} "from France or free man"
- Frankie {diminutive of Frances} "from France; free man"
- Frederica {feminine variation of Frederick} "peaceful ruler"
- Freja {Swedish and Danish} "lady, noblewoman"
- Freya {Norse} "a noble woman"
- Freyja {Old Norse variation of Freya} "a noble woman"
- Frida {German} "peace"
- Gaia {Greek} "earth mother"
- Galatea {Greek} "she who is milk-white"
- Galilea {feminine variation of Galileo} "Galilee"
- Genevieve {English from French} "tribe woman"
- Georgia {English, feminine variation of George} "farmer"
- Georgie {Greek} "farmer"
- Gia {Italian} "God's gracious gift"
- Gillian {feminine variation of Julian} "youthful"
- Gina {diminutive of Regina, Angelina, etc.}
- Ginevra {Italian variation of Guinevere} "white shadow, white wave"
- Ginny {English, diminutive of Virginia or Ginevra, American place-name and Latin} "virginal; white shadow, white wave"
- Giselle {German} "pledge/hostage"
- Giulia {Italian variation of Julia} "youthful"
- Grace {English, virtue name}
- Gracja {Polish form of Gracia} "grace"
- Greta {German, diminutive of Margarethe} "pearl"
- Guinevere {Welsh} "white shadow, white wave"
- Gwen {diminutive of Gwendolen/Gwendolyn} "white circle"
- Hadley {English} "heather field"
- Haflína {Icelandic} "sea"
- Hailee {spelling variation of Hailey} "Hay's meadow"
- Hailey {English and Scottish clan name} "Hay's meadow"
- Halia {Hawaiian} "remembrance of a loved one"
- Halina {Polish and Belarusian form of Galina} "calm"
- Halinka {diminutive of Halina} "calm"
- Hallie {English} "dweller at the meadow by the manor"
- Hannah {Hebrew} "grace"
- Harlow {English surname} "rock hill or army hill"
- Harlowe {spelling variation of Harlow}
- Harriet {English variation of French Henriette} "estate ruler"
- Hazel {English} "the hazelnut tree"
- Heather {English botanical name}
- Hebe {Greek} "youth"
- Hecate {Greek mythology name}
- Heidi {diminutive of Adelheid; German} "noble, nobility"
- Helen {Greek} "torch; shining light"
- Helena {Latinate form of Helen, Greek} "torch; shining light"
- Helene {French variation of Helen} "bright, shining one"
- Helenka {Czech and Polish diminutive of Helena} "torch"
- Helmi {Finnish} "pearl"
- Héloïse {French} "healthy, wide"
- Henrietta {feminine variation of Henry} "estate ruler"
- Hera {Greek} "protectress"
- Hermione {Greek, feminine version of Hermes} "messenger, earthly"
- Hero {Greek} "demi-god"
- Hespera {Greek} "evening / evening star"
- Hester {medieval variation of Esther, Persian} "star"
- Hestia {Greek} "hearth, fireside"
- Hollis {English} "dweller at the holly trees"
- Holly {English nature name}
- Hope {virtue name}
- Ia {Cornish}
- Ianthe {Greek} "purple flower"
- Ila {French} "from the island"
- Ilaria {Italian variation of Hilary} "cheerful, happy"
- Ilsa {German variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Ilse {Dutch variation of Ilsa} "pledged to God"
- Imara {Kiswahili} "firm"
- Imke {diminutive of Ime} "whole, universal"
- Imogen {Celtic} "maiden"
- Imogene {variation of Imogen, Celtic} "maiden"
- Indiana {American place name} "land of the Indians"
- Indie {short form of India, Indigo etc.}
- Inej
- Ines {Italian, Portuguese, Slovene and Croatian variation of Agnes} "pure, virginal"
- Inga {Norse} "guarded by Ing"
- Inge {short form of names beginning with Ing}
- Ingrid {Norse} "fair; Ing is beautiful"
- Io {Greek mythology name}
- Iocasta {latinized form of Iokaste}
- Iolanthe {Greek} "violet flower"
- Iris {flower name; also Greek} "rainbow"
- Isabel {Spanish variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Isabella {Spanish and Italian variation of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Isabelle {French variation of Isabel} "pledged to God"
- Isis {Egyptian} "throne"
- Iskra {Slavic} "spark"
- Isla {Scottish place name or Spanish} "island"
- Ismene {Greek} "knowledgeable"
- Ismerie {French}
- Isobel {Scottish variation of Isabel} "pledged to God"
- Isolde {Welsh} "ice ruler"
- Issy {diminutive of Isabella} "pledged to God"
- Ivanna {Ukrainian feminine form of Ivan} "the Lord is gracious"
- Ivika {Estonian diminutive of Ivi} "life"
- Ivory {word name} "pale, white"
- Ivy {botanical name}
- Izabela {Polish form of Isabella} "pledged to God"
- Jacinta {Spanish for Greek flower name} "hyacinth"
- Jacqueline {French, feminine diminutive of Jacques} "supplanter"
- Jade {Spanish} "stone of the side"
- Jamie {diminutive of James} "supplanter"
- Jane {English} "God is gracious"
- Jasmine {flower name, from Persian} "gift from God"
- Jean {English and Scottish, from French variation of Johanna} "God is gracious"
- Jeanne {French variation of Jean} "God is gracious"
- Jo {diminutive of Joanna, Josephine etc.}
- Joan {English variation of Johanna} "God is gracious"
- Joanna {variation of Johanna} "God is gracious"
- Joanne {French variation of Joanna} "God is gracious"
- Jocasta {Greek}
- Johanna {Hebrew} "God is gracious"
- Jordan {Hebrew} "flowing down"
- Josephine {French feminine variation of Joseph} "Jehovah increases"
- Josie {English, diminutive of Josephine} "Jehovah increases"
- Joy {English word name} "joy"
- Jude {diminutive of Judith or variation of Judah} "praised"
- Julia {Latin} "youthful or sky father"
- Juliana {Latin} "youthful or sky father"
- Julianna {Latin} "youthful or sky father"
- Juliet {English from Latin} "youthful or sky father"
- Julita {Polish form of Julitta} "youthful or sky father"
- July {English word name} "month name"
- Juniper {Latin tree name} "young"
- Juno {Latin} "queen of the heavens"
- Kaelyn {spelling variation of Kaylin} "laurel, crown"
- Kaia {Latin, Scandinavian, or Hawaiian} "to rejoice or sea"
- Kalina {Polish} "viburnum"
- Karina {Russian, Scandinavian, German and Polish variant of Carina} "pure"
- Kasatka
- Katarzyna {Polish variation of Catherine} "pure"
- Katia {Russian diminutive of Ekaterina} "pure"
- __Katja {Russian or English} "pure"
- Katla {feminization of Ketil, Norwegian} "kettle; cauldron; helmet"
- Katrina {German variation of Katherine} "pure"
- Kayla {Hebrew} "laurel, crown"
- Kaylee {American variation of Kayla} "laurel, crown"
- Keira {Irish} "little dark one"
- Kennedy {Irish} "misshapen head"
- Kenzie {short form of Mackenzie, Scottish} "son of Kenneth"
- Kerensa {Cornish} "love"
- Kiara {variation of Italian Chiara, or Irish Ciara, or Aboriginal Australian, Korean} "light, clear; little dark one; cockatoo; first ray of sun"
- Kiera {Irish} "little dark one"
- Kinvara {Irish, Gaelic} "head of the sea"
- Kira {Russian feminine variation of Cyrus} "throne"
- Kiri {Maori} "tree bark"
- Kirrily {Aboriginal Australian} "tree bark or leaf"
- Kiska {Aleutian place name}
- Kordelja
- Krunaslava
- Ksenia {Polish form of Xenia} "hospitality"
- Ksenija {Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Slovene and Latvian form of Xenia} "hospitality"
- Kvitka
- Kyah {variant of Kaia} "to rejoice or sea"
- Kyla {feminine variation of Kyle, Scottish} "narrow spit of land"
- Kyra {feminine variation of Cyrus, Persian} "throne"
- Lani {diminutive of Elaine} "bright shining one"
- Lara {Russian, diminutive of Larissa or Larisa} "citadel"
- Lark {English bird name}
- Laurel {Latin} "laurel tree"
- Laurentia {Latin, feminine form of Laurence} "bay laurel"
- Lavender {English} "purple flower"
- Leah {Hebrew} "weary"
- Leila {Arabic} "night"
- Leilani {Hawaiian} "a heavenly flower"
- Lena {English, Scottish, Dutch, German and Scandinavian, diminutive of various names ending in -lena} "bright, beautiful"
- Leni {German, diminutive of Lena,; Spanish, diminutive of Elena}
- Lenka {Czech and Slovak diminutive of Helena} "torch"
- Lennon {Irish} "lover"
- Lenora {English, contracted form of Leonora} "light"
- Leocadia {Spanish} "splendid brightness"
- Leokadija {Lithuanian form of Leocadia} "bright, clear, white"
- Leona {Latin} "lioness"
- Leonie {Latin} "lion"
- Lettie {English, diminutive of Letitia, Latin} "joy, gladness"
- Lexi {diminutive of Alexandra}
- Lia {Italian variation of Leah} "weary"
- Liana {French} "to climb like a vine"
- Libby {English, diminutive of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Liberty {word name} "freedom"
- Lidija {Slavic form of Lydia}
- Liesel {German diminutive of Elisabeth} "pledged to God"
- Lila {Arabic, Sanskrit} "night; play"
- Lilac {English, from Persian} "bluish or lilac"
- Lili {spelling variation of Lily or diminutive of Lilian} "lily; pledged to God"
- Lilia {Russian} "lily"
- Lilian {alternate spelling of Lillian, English} "lily; pledged to God"
- Liliana {Italian and Spanish variations of Lilian} "lily, a flower"
- Liliane {French variation of Lilian} "lily, a flower"
- Lilias {Latin} "lily"
- Lilika {Estonian diminutive of Lili} "lily"
- Lilike
- Lilith {Assyrian, Sumerian} "ghost, night monster"
- Liliwen {Welsh} "white lily"
- Lilja {Icelandic, Faroese and Finnish variation of Lily} "lily"
- Lillian {English from Latin} "lily; pledged to God"
- Lilliana {variation of Lillian or Liliana} "lily, a flower"
- Lilly {English flower name} "lily"
- Lilou {Occitan pet form of French Liliane} "lily"
- Lily {English flower name} "lily"
- Lina {Arabic; Latin diminutive} "tender"
- Linden {English tree name} "tree of the genus Tilla"
- Liselotte {combination of Lise and Charlotte} "my God is an oath and free man"
- Liv {Norse} "life"
- Livia {diminutive of Olivia or Latin} "blue, envious"
- Lola {Spanish, diminutive of Dolores} "lady of sorrows"
- Lorelei {German} "alluring, temptress"
- Lotte {German, Scandinavian diminutive of Charlotte} "free man"
- Lottie {English, diminutive of Charlotte} "free man"
- Louisa {Latinate feminine variation of Louis} "renowned warrior"
- Lua {Portuguese} "moon"
- Lucetta {diminutive of Luce} "light"
- Lucia {Italian, feminine variation of Lucius, Latin} "light"
- Luciana {feminine variation of Lucianus} "light"
- Lucida {Latin} "lucid, clear"
- Lucie {French and Czech form of Lucia} "light"
- Lucienne {French feminine variation of Lucian} "light"
- Lucina {Roman mythology} "grove or light"
- Lucinda {variation of Lucia} "light"
- Lucine {armenian} "moon"
- Lucretia {Ancient Roman} "profit, wealth"
- Lucrezia {Italian form of Lucretia} "profit, wealth"
- Lucy {English, variation of Lucia} "light"
- Luisa {Italian, Spanish} "renowned warrior"
- Lula {diminutive of any Lu name}
- Luljeta {Albanian} "flower of life"
- Lumi {Finnish} "snow"
- Lumina {Latin} "lights"
- Luminara "light"
- Luminița {Romanian} "little light"
- Luna {Latin} "moon"
- Lunara
- Lunaria {flower name}
- Lune {French} "moon"
- Lydia {Greek} "woman from Lydia"
- Lyra {Greek} "lyre"
- Łucja {Polish form of Lucia} "light"
- Mabli {Welsh} "lovable"
- Mackenzie {Scottish} "son of Kenneth}
- Maddie {diminutive of Madeline or Madison} "high tower or woman from Magdala"
- Madeleine {French variation of Magdalen} "woman from Magdala or high tower"
- Madelief {Dutch} "daisy"
- Madeline {English variation of Magdalen} "high tower or woman from Magdala"
- Madelyn {variation of Madeline} "woman from Magdala or high tower"
- Madison {English} "son of Matthew"
- Mae {diminutive of Mary or Margaret} "bitter or pearl"
- Maelys {French or Breton} "chief or prince"
- Maeva {Tahitian} "welcome"
- Maëva {Gallicized form of Maeva} "welcome"
- Maeve {Irish} "she who intoxicates"
- Magdalena {Greek} "from Magdala"
- Maggie {diminutive of Margaret} "daisy"
- Magnolia {flower name, from French surname} "Magnol's flower"
- Maia {Greek} "mother"
- Maire {Finnish, Irish variation of Mary} "sweet; drop of the sea, bitter, beloved"
- Mairead {Irish, shortened form of Mairghread, variation of Margaret} "pearl"
- Maite {Basque} "beloved"
- Maisie {Scottish diminutive of Margaret or Mary} "pearl or bitter"
- Maisy {Scottish diminutive of Margaret} "pearl"
- Maja {German, Slovene, and Scandinavian form of Maya, also Arabic} "splendid"
- Malia {Hawaiian variation of Mary} "bitter"
- Mallory {French} "unfortunate"
- Mara {Hebrew} "bitter"
- Marais {French} "marsh"
- Maren {Latin} "sea"
- Margalit {Hebrew variation of Margaret} "pearl"
- Margaret {Greek} "pearl"
- Margaux {French spelling variation of Margo} "pearl"
- Margot {French, diminutive of Margaret} "pearl"
- Mari_ {Welsh, Breton, Scandinavian, Hungarian, Estonian and Basque variation of Maria or Mary} "drop of the sea, bitter or beloved"
- Maria {Hebrew or Egyptian} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Marian {French medieval variation of Marie} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Marianne {French combination of Marie and Anne} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved + grace"
- Marie {French variation of Mary} "drop of the sea, bitter or beloved"
- Marieke {Dutch diminutive of Maria} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Marigold {flower name, from English} "golden flower"
- Marijke {Dutch form of Marie} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Marika {Dutch variation of Mary}
- Marilla {Latin} "shining sea"
- Marin {Latin} "of the sea"
- Mariposa {Spanish} "butterfly"
- Mariska {Hungarian diminutive of Maria} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Marlena {Latinate form of Marlene}
- Marlene {German variation of Madeline; combination of Mary and Magdalen}
- Marlow {English} "driftwood"
- Marlowe {variation of Marlow, English} "driftwood"
- Marta {Italian, Spanish, Scandinavian, Slavic} "lady"
- Marte {variation of Martha, Aramaic} "lady"
- Martina {Latin} "warlike"
- Maša {Slovene and Croatian form of Masha} "bitter, beloved or drop of the sea"
- Mathilda {variation of Matilda} "battle-mighty"
- Mathilde {French variation of Matilda} "battle-mighty"
- Matilda {German} "battle-mighty"
- Matilde {Spanish, Portuguese and Italian form of Matilda} "battle-mighty"
- Mattea {Italian, from Hebrew} "gift of God"
- Maud {variation of Matilda} "battle-mighty"
- Maude {variant of Maud} "battle-mighty"
- Maxine {Latin} "greatest"
- May {diminutive of Margaret and Mary; month name} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Maya {Greek mythology name; Central American Indian empire name; Latinate variation of May; Spanish, diminutive of Amalia; variation of Maia; Hebrew} "water"
- Meg {diminutive of Margaret} "pearl"
- Megara {Greek} "great"
- Meika
- Melisande {French form of Millicent, German} "strong in work"
- Melusine {French, folkloric name}
- Mercedes {Spanish} "gracious gifts, benefits"
- Mercy {English} "compassion"
- Meredith {Welsh} "great ruler"
- Mia {Italian word name or Scandinavian short form of Maria} "mine or bitter"
- Mielikki {Finnish mythologial} "mind, mood"
- Mila {Slavic, Russian} "gracious; dear"
- Millie {diminutive of Mildred or Millicent} "gentle strength; strong in work}
- Mikayla {spelling variation of Michaela} "who is like God"
- Mimosa {Latin plant name}
- Mina {Scottish diminutive, also Hindu equivalent of Pisces} "child of the red earth"
- Minerva {Latin} "of the mind, intellect"
- Minna {German, diminutive of Wilhelmina} "child of the red earth"
- Minnie {diminutive of Minerva} "of the mind, intellect"
- Minta {short form of Araminta}
- Mira {Latin, Slavic, Arabic, Sanskrit} "admirable; peace; female ruler; ocean"
- Mireia {Catalan form of Mireille} "to admire"
- Mireille {French} "to admire"
- Miri {diminutive of Miriam} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Miriam {Hebrew or Egyptian} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Mirielle {compound of Miri and Elle} "she who is bitter or beloved"
- Miroslava {Czech, Slovak, Russian, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Macedonian and Slovene feminine form of Miroslav} "peace and glory"
- Mirren {Scottish} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Mollie {variation of Molly} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Molly {diminutive of Mary, Hebrew} "bitter"
- Monica {Latin} "advisor"
- Monique {French variation of Monica} "advisor"
- Monroe {Scottish} "mouth of the Roe river"
- Moon {word name}
- Morgan {Welsh} "sea-born, sea-song or sea-circle"
- Morgana {female version of Morgan, Welsh} "sea-circle"
- Murphy {Irish} "hound of the sea"
- Mya {variation of Maya, Greek mythology and Central American Indian name} "water"
- Myla {spelling variation of Mila or feminine variation of Milo} "soldier or merciful"
- Myra {Greek} "sweet-smelling oil"
- Nadia {Russian, Arabic} "hope; tender, delicate"
- Naia {Hawaiian, Greek, Basque} "dolphin; to flow; wave, sea foam"
- Nala {African}
- Naomi {Hebrew} "pleasantness"
- Narcissa {Greek} "daffodil"
- Natalia {Latin} "birthday [of the Lord]"
- Natasha {Russian diminutive of Natalya} "birthday of the Lord"
- Nathalia {Portuguese form of Natalia} "birthday [of the Lord]"
- Nautica {American from Latin} "pertaining to ships or sailors"
- Naya {spelling variation of Nia} "dolphin; to flow; wave; sea foam"
- Nell {English, diminutive of Helen, Eleanor, et al} "bright, shining one"
- Nella {Italian, short form of Antonella} "first born"
- Nephele {Greek} "cloudy"
- Nera {Hebrew} "candle, light"
- Nerissa {Greek} "from the sea"
- Nessa {Scandinavian} "heartlands, promontory"
- Nia {Swahili; Welsh form of the Irish Niamh} "resolve; brilliance"
- Niamh {Irish Gaelic} "bright"
- Niara {Hindi} "nebula, mist"
- Nicola {Greek, feminine variation of Nicholas} "people of victory"
- Nicole {French feminine variation of Nicholas, Greek} "people of victory"
- Nikita {Russian or Sanskrit} "victor; house"
- Nimue {Celtic mythology}
- Nina {short form of names that end in -nina}
- Nira {Hebrew} "light, or furrow, plowed field"
- Noelie {variation of French Noélie, cognate of Noelia} "Christmas"
- Noelia {Spanish, feminine variation of Noel} "Christmas"
- Noelle {French} "Christmas"
- Noemi {Italian and Spanish variation of Naomi} "my delight"
- Nola {Gaelic} "white shoulder"
- Nuala {Irish, short form of Fionnuala} "white shoulders"
- Nyssa {Greek} "goal"
- Nyx {Greek mythology name} "night"
- Ocean {nature name}
- Oceane {French} "ocean"
- Oceania {Greek} "ocean"
- Octavia {Latin} "eighth"
- Odessa {Ukrainian place name}
- Odette {French, from German} "wealthy"
- Ofelia {Spanish and Italian form of Ophelia} "help"
- Ofelie
- Olive {English, from Latin, nature name} "olive tree"
- Olivet {place name}
- Olivia {Latin} "olive tree"
- Olympia {Greek} "from Mount Olympus"
- Olympias {feminization of Olympos, Greek} "from Mount Olympus"
- Opal {Sanskrit} "gem"
- Ophelia {Greek} "help"
- Ophelie {French variation of Ophelia} "help"
- Orla {Irish} "golden princess"
- Orly {alternate transcription of Hebrew Orli} "light for me"
- Ottilie {feminine variation of German Otto} "prosperous in battle"
- Paige {English, occupational name} "page to a lord"
- Pallas {Greek} "wisdom"
- Paloma {Spanish} "dove"
- Pandora {Greek} "all gifted"
- Paraskeva {Bulgarian and Macedonian form of Paraskeve} "preparation or Friday"
- Parvati {Sanskrit} "of the mountains"
- Pasha {Greek} "of the ocean"
- Patience {Latin virtue name}
- Peace {word name}
- Pearl {Latin gem name} "pearl"
- Penelope {Greek} "weaver"
- Penna {Latin} "feather"
- Penrose {Cornish and Welsh place name and surname} "top of the heath"
- Peony {flower name; Latin} "healing"
- Pepper {English from Latin} "berry"
- Perdita {Latin} "lost"
- Perenelle {French, English, Latin} "yokel"
- Perpetua {Latin} "perpetual"
- Persephone {Greek mythology name} "bringer of death"
- Petra {Greek} "rock, stone"
- Peyton {Englsih} "fighting-man's estate"
- Philippa {Greek, feminine variation of Philip} "lover of horses"
- Philomena {Greek} "lover of strength"
- Phoebe {Greek} "radiant, shining one"
- Phoenix {Greek} "dark red"
- Pia {Latin} "from Mount Olympus"
- Pietra {Italian feminine form of Peter} "stone"
- Pip {English diminutive of Philippa} "lover of horses"
- Pipaluk {Greenlandic} "sweet little thing who belongs to me"
- Piper {English occupational name} "pipe or flute player"
- Pippa {English, diminutive of Philippa} "lover of horses"
- Plum {fruit name}
- Poem {word name}
- Poet {English word name}
- Polly {English variation of Molly} "drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
- Polyhymnia {Greek} "one of many praises"
- Pomelina
- Pomeline {French} "apple"
- Pomona {Latin} "apple"
- Poppy {English from Latin} "red flower"
- Prairie {nature name}
- Psyche {Greek} "breath"
- Quinn {Irish} "descendant of Conn"
- Quinna {English elaboration of Quinn} "descendant of Conn"
- Quintessa {Latin} "essence"
- Rae {English, diminutive of Rachel} "ewe"
- Rafaela {Spanish and Portuguese version of Hebrew Raphaela} "God has healed"
- Rain {word name}
- Raina {Slavic and German variation of Regina} "queen"
- Ramona {Spanish, feminine variation of Ramon} "wise protector"
- Raya {Hebrew} "friend"
- Reagan {Irish} "little king"
- Rebecca {Hebrew} "to tie, bind"
- Rebekah {Hebrew} "to tie, bind"
- Regan {Irish} "little king"
- Remi {French, variation of Remy} "oarsman"
- Remy {French from Latin} "oarsman"
- Ren {Japanese} "water lily, lotus"
- Renata {Latin} "reborn"
- Renee {French from Latin} "reborn"
- Reyna {Spanish variant of Reina} "queen"
- Rhea {Greek mythology name} "a flowing stream"
- Rhiannon {Welsh} "divine queen"
- Rhodes {Greek} "where roses grow"
- Riley {English, Irish} "rye clearing; courageous"
- Riona {Irish} "queenly"
- Risa {Latin} "laughter"
- River {nature name}
- Rivka {Hebrew} "to tie, bind"
- Robin {bird name, or English, diminutive of Robert} "bright fame"
- Robyn {spelling variation of Robin}
- Roisin {Irish} "little rose"
- Romana {Latin} "a Roman"
- Romee {variation of Romy, English, German, Dutch} "rosemary"
- Romillie
- Romilly {English} "citizen of Rome"
- Romina {Arabic} "from the land of the Christians"
- Romy {diminutive of Rosemary, Roma, Romana, Romilly etc.}
- Rosa {Latinate variation of Rose} "rose, a flower"
- Rosalba {Latin} "white rose"
- Rosalie {French variation of Latin Rosalia} "rose"
- Rosalina {variation of Rosaline, English} "rose"
- Rosalind {Latin} "pretty rose"
- Rosaline {medieval variation of Rosalind}
- Rosamund {German} "horse protection"
- Rosanna {combination of Rose and Anna} "rose + grace}
- Rosaura {Spanish} "golden rose"
- Rose {Latin} "rose, a flower"
- Roselani {Hawaiian} "heavenly rose"
- Rosemary {Latin or English} "dew of the sea, or rosemary (herb)"
- Rosie {English} "rose"
- Rosina {Italian diminutive of Rosa} "rose"
- Rosmerta {mythological name}
- Rowan {Scottish and Irish} "rowan tree; little redhead"
- Rowena {Welsh} "white spear or famous friend"
- Ruby {Latin} "deep red precious stone"
- Rue {botanical name or word name} "herb; regret"
- Runa {Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Japanese} "secret lore; moon"
- Ruth {Hebrew} "compassionate friend"
- Rylea {spelling variation of Riley} "rye clearing; courageous"
- Sadbh {Irish} "sweet, goodly"
- Sadhbh {Irish} "sweet, goodness"
- Sadie {diminutive of Sarah} "princess"
- Sage {herb name; Latin} "wise"
- Sailor {occupational name}
- Salem {biblical place name or Arabic} "safe"
- Samara {Hebrew, Arabic} "under God's rule, companion in night conversation"
- Sanja {Croatian, Serbian, Slovene} "dream"
- Sansa {Sanskrit} "praise, charm"
- Saoirse {Irish} "liberty"
- Sapphira {Greek variation of Sapphire, Hebrew jewel name} "sapphire"
- Sappho {Ancient Greek} "sapphire"
- Sara {Hebrew} "princess"
- Sarai {Hebrew} "princess"
- Sasha {Russian, diminutive of Greek Alexander} "defending men"
- Saskia {Dutch} "Saxon"
- Saturna {feminine form of Saturnus}
- Savannah {Spanish} "flat tropical grassland"
- Scarlet {colour name} "scarlet, red"
- Scarlett {English} "scarlet, red"
- Scout {word name}
- Searose {English flower name}
- Sefarina {Spanish, from Greek} "west wind"
- Selena {Latinized variation of Greek Selene} "moon goddess"
- Selene {Greek} "moon goddess"
- Senara {variation of Azenor, Breton} "light"
- Serafina {Italian and Spanish variation of Seraphina} "ardent"
- Seraphina {Hebrew} "ardent; fiery"
- Seraphine {French from Hebrew} "burning ones"
- Sereia {Portuguese} "mermaid"
- Serenity {Latin} "peaceful"
- Siena {Italian place name}
- Sienna {Italian colour name} "orange red"
- Sigrid {Norse} "fair victory"
- Silvia {Latin} "from the woods"
- Silvie {variation of Silvia, Latin} "from the woods"
- Simone {French, feminine variation of Hebrew Simon} "hearkening"
- Siobhan {Irish Gaelic} "God is gracious"
- Sita {Sanskrit} "furrow"
- Skye {Scottish place name}
- Skylar {spelling variation of Schuyler} "scholar"
- Sloane {Irish} "raider"
- Sofia {Greek} "wisdom"
- Sofie {German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch and Czech form of Sophie} "wisdom"
- Sofiya {Russian, Ukrainian and Bulgarian form of Sophia} "wisdom"
- Solara {English from Latin} "of the sun"
- Soleia {English} "sun, solar"
- Soleil {French} "sun"
- Solstice {English from Latin} "when the sun stands still"
- Sonata {music name}
- Sonia {Russian and Scandinavian variation of Sophia} "wisdom"
- Sonja {German, Dutch, Scandinavian, Slovene, Serbian, Croatian and Macedonian form of Sonya} "wisdom"
- Sonora {place name}
- Sophia {Greek} "wisdom"
- Sophie {French variation of Sophia} "wisdom"
- Soraya {Persian} "jewel"
- Spencer {French} "keeper of provisions}
- Stella {Latin} "star"
- Stellaluna {Latin} "star and moon"
- Stellamaris {Latin} "star of the sea"
- Stellata {Italian} "starry"
- Stephanie {Greek, feminine variation of Stephen} "garland, crown"
- Summer {word name}
- Sunday {word name}
- Susannah {Hebrew} "lily"
- Svea {Nordic} "spear"
- Sylvie {French variation of Latin Sylvia} "from the forest"
- Tahlia {variation of Talia, Hebrew; Australian Aboriginal} "gentle dew from heaven; by the water"
- Tala {Persian, Arabic, Tagalog, Samoan, Scandinavian} "gold; turmeric; star; story; noble"
- Talia {Hebrew; Australian Aboriginal} "gentle dew from heaven; by the water"
- Tallulah {Choctaw, Irish} "leaping water, lady of abundance"
- Tamara {Hebrew} "date palm tree"
- Tamsin {English, contracted form of Thomasina} "twin"
- Tansy {flower name from Greek} "immortality"
- Tara {Irish} "rocky hill"
- Tasha {diminutive of Natasha} "birthday [of the Lord]"
- Tate {Norse} "cheerful"
- Tatiana {Russian from Latin family name}
- Tatjana {German, Finnish, Estonian, Slovene, Croatian, Serbian}
- Tatum {English} "Tate's homestead"
- Teagan {Irish or Welsh} "little poet or fair"
- Teresa {Spanish} "to harvest"
- Tesni {Welsh} "warmth from the sun"
- Tess {English, diminutive of Theresa} "to harvest"
- Tessa {diminutive of Theresa} "to reap, to gather"
- Thaïs {Greek} "beloved, bandage"
- Thalassa {Greek} "the sea"
- Thalia {Greek} "to flourish"
- Thea {Greek} "goddess, godly"
- Thebe {Greek mythological name}
- Theia {Greek} "goddess, godly"
- Theodora {feminine variation of Theodore} "gift of God"
- Theodosia {Greek} "giving to God"
- Theodota {feminine variation of Theodotus, Latin from Greek} "given to God"
- Theresa {English form of the Spanish Teresa} "to harvest"
- Therese {German variation of Theresa} "to reap, gather"
- Thessaly {Greek place name}
- Thisbe {Greek mythological name}
- Tiffany {Greek} "God's appearance"
- Tigerlily {flower name}
- Tillie {English, diminutive of Matilda} "battle-mighty"
- Tjaša {Slovene diminutive of Tatjana}
- Tressa {Cornish} "third"
- Trinity {Latin} "triad"
- Tris {short form of Beatrice} "she who brings happiness; blessed"
- Tuesday {English} "Tiu's day"
- Tullia {feminine form of Roman family name Tullius}
- Tuuli {Finnish} "wind"
- Tuulikki {Finnish} "little wind"
- Ula {Celtic} "gem of the sea"
- Ulla {Scandinavian} "will, determination"
- Una {Latin} "one; lamb"
- Ursa {short form of Ursula, Latin} "little female bear"
- Vaila {Scottish} "foreign isle"
- Valencia {Spanish} "brave, strong"
- Valentina {Latin} "strength, health"
- Valentine {French variation of Valentina} "strength, health"
- Vasilisa {feminization of Vasili, Russian from Greek} "royal, knightly"
- Venezia {Italian place-name}
- Venilia {Latin deity name}
- Vera {Russian} "faith"
- Verity {Latin} "truth"
- Vesna {Slavic} "spring"
- Vesper {Latin} "evening star"
- Via {Italian, nickname name}
- Vicenza {Italian place name}
- __Victoria {Latin} "victory"
- Victoire {French} "victory"
- Vienna {place name}
- Vincenza {Italian feminine form of Vincent} "to conquer"
- Viola {Latin} "violet"
- Violet {English from Latin} "purple"
- Virginia {Latin} "virginal, pure"
- Vita {Latin} "life"
- Vittoria {Italian variation of Victoria} "victory"
- Viveka {Swedish, Nordic} "alive, life; place of refuge"
- Vivian {Latin} "life"
- Vivienne {French variation of Vivian} "life"
- Waverly {English} "meadow of quivering aspens"
- Wednesday {English} "Woden's day"
- Wildflower {nature and flower name}
- Wildrose {English} "wild rose"
- Willoughby {English} "farm near the willows"
- Willow {English nature name} "willow tree"
- Winona {Sioux Indian} "firstborn daughter"
- Wisteria {flower name, from English surname} "Wister's flower"
- Wren {English} "small bird"
- Xanthe {Greek} "golden, yellow"
- Xena {Greek} "guest"
- Xenia {Greek} "hospitable, welcoming"
- Ximena {feminisation of Ximeno, Spanish} "son"
- Xiomara {feminine variation of Guiomar, Spanish, Portuguese} "famous in battle"
- Xochitl {Nahuatl, Aztec} "flower"
- Yelyzaveta {Ukrainian form of Elizabeth} "pledged to God"
- Yuliana {Russian, Bulgarian and Indonesian form of Juliana} "youthful or sky father"
- Zadie {English variation of Sadie} "princess"
- Zahara {Hebrew; Swahili} "to shine; flower"
- Zahra {Arabic} "flower"
- Zala {Ethiopian or Slovene variation of Rozalija} "a people from southwest Ethiopia; rose"
- Zali {Hebrew, Hungarian} "princess"
- Zalia {variation of Zelia, Hebrew} "zealous, ardent"
- Zara {Hebrew and Arabic} "blooming flower; God remembers"
- Zatanna {fictional name}
- Zelenka {Czech} "green, new, fresh, innocent"
- Zelie {French} "noble"
- Zenaïda {Greek} "the life of Zeus"
- Zilla {Hebrew} "shadow"
- Ziva {Hebrew} "life"
- Zlata {feminization of Zlatan} "gold"
- Zoe {Greek} "life"
- Zofia {Czech, Polish, and Ukrainian variation of Sophia} "wisdom"
- Zora {Serbo-Croatian} "dawn"
- Zosia {variant of Sophia, Greek} "wisdom"
- Zosime {Greek} "survivor"
- Zoya {Russian and Greek variation of Zoe} "life"
- Zozefina {Greek form of Josephine} "he will add"
- Zsofia {Hungarian form of Sophia} "wisdom"
- Zuleika {Arabic} "fair"
- Zuzanna {Slavic variation of Susannah} "lily"
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