Oliver
“olive tree”
>99% boys
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209 names
Latin · Nature Hebrew · Celtic James
“supplanter” · “heel grabber”
99% boys · 1% girls
Latin · Saints Leo
“lion” · “resembling a lion”
>99% boys
Hebrew · Biblical Jacob
“heel grabber” · “supplanter”
>99% boys
Latin Roman
“roman” · “a citizen of Rome”
99% boys · 1% girls
Latin · Saints Dominic
“a lord”
>99% boys
Latin · Modern Juniper
“resembling the evergreen shrub with berries”
1% boys · 99% girls
Latin · Timeless Victor
“conqueror” · “one who is victorious; the champion”
>99% boys
Late Latin Francesca
“frenchman” · “woman from France; one who is free”
>99% girls
Latin · Nature Laura
“laurel” · “crowned with laurel; from the laurel tree”
>99% girls
Latin Fabian
“one who grows beans”
>99% boys
Late Latin Felicity
“one who is lucky and successful”
>99% girls
Greek · Mythological Dorian
“of the ancient Greek tribe, the Dorians”
97% boys · 3% girls
Latin · Nature Marina
“woman of the sea”
>99% girls
Greek · Saints Ambrose
“immortal, divine”
98% boys · 2% girls
Latin Salvador
“a savior”
>99% boys
Late Latin Dario
“a kingly man; one who is wealthy”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Modern Calum
“dove” · “resembling a dove”
>99% boys
Latin · Old-fashioned Maurice
“a dark-skinned man; Moorish”
>99% boys
English · Modern Lavender
“resembling the purple flowering plant”
>99% girls
Spanish Rogelio
Rogelio is a masculine given name from Spanish. It is used in Spanish and Tagalog.
>99% boys
Spanish · Virtue Esperanza
“hope” · “filled with hope”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Percy
Percy is a form of Percival. One French interpretation is “one who can pierce the vale; in Arthurian legend, the only one who could retrieve the Holy Grail.”
94% boys · 6% girls
Late Latin Beatrix
“one who blesses others”
>99% girls
Italian Ezio
“resembling an eagle”
>99% boys
Latin Constance
“one who is steadfast; constant”
>99% girls
Latin · Classical Constantine
“one who is steadfast; firm”
99% boys · 1% girls
English · Nature Coral
Coral is used as a given name and a surname. One English interpretation is “resembling the semiprecious sea growth; from the reef.”
>99% girls
Latin Fidel
“faithful” · “a faithful man”
>99% boys
Latin · Modern Natalya
Natalya is a variant of Natalie. One Latin interpretation is “born on Christmas Day; refers to Christ's birthday.”
>99% girls
Latin · Old-fashioned Clement
“merciful” · “a merciful man”
>99% boys
Latin Pascal
“born during Easter”
>99% boys
French Solange
“one who is religious and dignified” · “an angel of the sun”
>99% girls
Late Latin Nazario
“a man from Nazareth” · “one who is devoted to God”
>99% boys
Spanish Eladio
“a man from Greece”
>99% boys
Late Latin · Literary Gavino
“a little white falcon”
>99% boys
Greek Isaura
“of the soft breeze”
>99% girls
Late Latin · Old-fashioned Donato
“a gift from God”
>99% boys
Late Latin · Modern Didier
“one who is desired; hoped for”
>99% boys
Greek · Old-fashioned Giles
“resembling a young goal”
>99% boys
Late Latin Paulino
“small” · “a small or humble man”
>99% boys
Italian Primo
“first” · “the firstborn child”
>99% boys
Latin · Biblical Drusilla
“a mighty woman”
>99% girls
Late Latin Dulcie
“a very sweet woman”
>99% girls
Late Latin Colman
“one who burns charcoal; resembling a dove”
>99% boys
Greek · Old-fashioned Porfirio
“refers to a purple coloring”
>99% boys
Latin Delicia
“one who gives pleasure”
>99% girls
Latin Digna
“worthy” · “she who is worthy”
>99% girls
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