Kendall
“from the royal valley”
15% boys · 85% girls
Explore
Wander through over 2.6 million names.
Filter by meaning, origin, style, era and sound. Every card shows how the name divides between boys and girls, and how its popularity has moved since 1880. Or see the whole shape of it in the name graph.
70 names
Welsh · Royal Cornish · Modern Ellory
“resembling a swan”
>99% girls
Cornish Opie
Opie is a surname from Cornish.
>99% boys
Cornish Denzil
“from a place in Cornwall”
>99% boys
Cornish Kerensa
“one who loves and is loved”
>99% girls
Cornish · Modern Jowan
Jowan is a masculine given name from Cornish.
>99% boys
English · Modern Jago
“he who supplants” · “heel grabber”
>99% boys
Cornish Penrose
“head”
64% boys · 36% girls
Cornish · Modern Trevelyan
“homestead or settlement (Cornish tref) of Elian”
>99% boys
Cornish Lanpher
“enclosure (religious)”
—
Cornish Lanphere
“enclosure (religious)”
—
Cornish Lanner
Lanner is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Skuse
Skuse is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Truran
Truran is a surname from Cornish.
—
Welsh Moyle
“bald; tonsured”
—
Cornish Tresidder
“estate, farm”
—
Cornish Treglown
“estate; farmstead”
—
French Rosewarne
“heathland”
—
Cornish Dzsenifer
Dzsenifer is a feminine given name from English, ultimately from Cornish. It is used in Hungarian.
>99% girls
Cornish Tregelles
“homestead; settlement” · “grove, copse; hazel grove”
—
Cornish Trevorrow
Trevorrow is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Chirgwin
“house”
—
Cornish Lanyon
“pool”
>99% boys
Cornish Pentreath
“headland”
—
Cornish Penix
Penix is a surname, probably from Cornish.
—
Cornish Bemrose
“head”
—
Cornish Trevena
Trevena is a surname from Cornish.
18% boys · 82% girls
Cornish Curnow
Curnow is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Menear
“stone”
—
Cornish Lamphear
“enclosure (religious)”
—
Cornish Lanfear
“enclosure (religious)”
—
Cornish Chenoweth
“house”
—
Cornish Lanphier
“enclosure (religious)”
—
Cornish Kitto
Kitto is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Polwhele
Polwhele is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Trelawney
Trelawney is a surname from Cornish.
23% boys · 77% girls
Cornish Lanphear
“enclosure (religious)”
—
Cornish Killigrew
“grove”
—
Cornish Pennix
Pennix is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Angove
Angove is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish · Nature Scowen
“elderberry tree”
—
Cornish Chegwin
“house”
—
Cornish Chynoweth
“house”
—
Cornish Boscawen
Boscawen is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Trefethen
Trefethen is a surname from Cornish.
—
Cornish Cornish
Cornish is a surname from Cornish.
63% boys · 37% girls
Cornish Trelawny
Trelawny is a surname from Cornish.
31% boys · 69% girls
Cornish Tregear
Tregear is a surname from Cornish.
—
Showing 48 of 70