Eleanor
“shining light”
>99% girls
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293 names
Greek · Royal Latin · Literary Lucy
“light”
>99% girls
Latin · Timeless Vincent
“conquering” · “one who prevails; the conquerer”
>99% boys
Latin · Old-fashioned Vivian
“white lady” · “one who is full of life; vibrant”
>99% girls
Greek · Old-fashioned George
“farmer” · “one who works the earth”
>99% boys
Greek Melanie
“a dark-skinned beauty”
>99% girls
Persian Jasmine
Jasmine is used as a given name and a surname. One Persian interpretation is “resembling the climbing plant with fragrant flowers.”
>99% girls
English · Vintage revival Mabel
“one who is lovable”
>99% girls
Hebrew · Celtic Jane
“God is gracious” · “one who is fair; a beautiful girl”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Amy
“dearly loved”
>99% girls
French · Timeless Russell
“a little red-haired boy”
>99% boys
English · Shared Robin
“one who is bright with fame”
47% boys · 53% girls
French Mallory
“an unlucky young woman; ill-fated” · “an unlucky young man; ill-fated”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Joy
“a delight; one who brings pleasure to others”
2% boys · 98% girls
Old French Rome
“Rome, Constantinople”
90% boys · 10% girls
Dutch Mack
“the son of” · “the greatest”
>99% boys
English · Shared Chandler
“a candlemaker” · “one who makes candles”
63% boys · 37% girls
English Fletcher
“one who makes arrows”
98% boys · 2% girls
English · Nature Mavis
“resembling a songbird” · “resembling a small bird”
>99% girls
Hebrew · Shared Joan
“God is gracious”
56% boys · 44% girls
German · Old-fashioned Leonard
“having the strength of a lion”
>99% boys
Latin Lionel
“resembling a young lion”
>99% boys
Old French Laurel
Laurel is a feminine given name from English. It is used in English, Spanish, Tagalog, and Cebuano.
>99% girls
English · Virtue Ray
“a wise protector” · “son of grace”
93% boys · 7% girls
Germanic Odette
“a wealthy woman; one who is prosperous” · “wielding a spear of the elves”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Lance
In English use, Lance is a diminutive of Lancelot. One French interpretation is “an attendant; in Arthurian legend, a knight of the Round Table.” Its derivation is not certain.
>99% boys
Old French Luisa
“a famous warrior”
>99% girls
Welsh · Literary Guinevere
“one with smooth and fair skin” · “the son of a fair-haired man”
>99% girls
Greek · Old-fashioned Eugene
“a wellborn man”
>99% boys
English Loyal
“one who is faithful and true”
86% boys · 14% girls
French Montgomery
“man power” · “from Gomeric's mountain”
87% boys · 13% girls
Scottish · Old-fashioned Wallace
“foreign, Celtic” · “a Welshman; a man from the south”
98% boys · 2% girls
Latin · Saints Quentin
“the fifth-born child”
>99% boys
Old French · Modern Cherish
“one who is greatly loved; a darling” · “a cherished woman”
>99% girls
French · Old-fashioned Jewel
“one who is playful; resembling a precious gem”
4% boys · 96% girls
English · Shared Courtney
“a courteous woman; courtly” · “a courteous man; courtly”
26% boys · 74% girls
Latin · Modern Oriana
“born at sunrise”
>99% girls
French · Mythological Percival
Percival is used as a given name, a surname, and a nickname. One French interpretation is “one who can pierce the vale; in Arthurian legend, the only one who could retrieve the Holy Grail.”
>99% boys
Old French · Nickname-names Joanne
“God is gracious”
>99% girls
Germanic · Modern Alis
“noble”
>99% girls
Old French · Modern Messer
“knife”
>99% boys
Old French Russ
“a little red-haired boy”
>99% boys
Germanic · Literary Blanche
“beautiful”
>99% girls
Old French · Modern Mister
Mister is a given name from Old French, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European.
>99% boys
English · Modern Kestrel
“one who soars”
14% boys · 86% girls
Danish · Nature Jetta
“resembling the jet-black lustrous gemstone”
>99% girls
Old French · Nature Fleur
“flower”
>99% girls
Germanic Richardson
Richardson is a surname from Old French, ultimately from Proto-West Germanic.
>99% boys
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