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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, Fernl

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