Name | Etymology | Meaning | Origin ---|---|---|---| Aaron | Hebrew | "Enlightened" | Hebrew Abigail | Hebrew | "Father's joy" | Hebrew Abraham | Hebrew | "Father of many nations" | Hebrew Adam | Hebrew | "Man" | Hebrew Alexander | Greek | "Defender of men" | Greek Alice | Old German | "Noble" | German Amelia | Latin | "Work" | German Andrew | Greek | "Manly" | Greek Anna | Hebrew | "Grace" | Hebrew Anthony | Latin | "Priceless" | Latin Audrey | Old English | "Noble strength" | English Benjamin | Hebrew | "Son of my right hand" | Hebrew Brian | Celtic | "High" | Celtic Cameron | Scottish | "Crooked nose" | Scottish Catherine | Greek | "Pure" | Greek Charles | Old German | "Man" | German Charlotte | French | "Free man" | French Christopher | Greek | "Christ-bearer" | Greek Daniel | Hebrew | "God is my judge" | Hebrew David | Hebrew | "Beloved" | Hebrew Edward | Old English | "Rich guardian" | English Elizabeth | Hebrew | "My God is abundance" | Hebrew Emily | Latin | "Rival" | Latin Emma | German | "Universal" | German Eric | Old Norse | "Ruler" | Norse Evan | Welsh | "Young warrior" | Welsh Frank | Old German | "Free" | German Gabriel | Hebrew | "God is my strength" | Hebrew George | Greek | "Farmer" | Greek Grace | Latin | "Grace" | Latin Hannah | Hebrew | "Grace" | Hebrew Helen | Greek | "Light" | Greek Henry | Old German | "Home ruler" | German Ian | Scottish | "God is gracious" | Scottish Jacob | Hebrew | "He who supplants" | Hebrew James | Hebrew | "Supplanter" | Hebrew Jason | Greek | "He who heals" | Greek Jennifer | Cornish | "White wave" | Celtic Jessica | Hebrew | "God beholds" | Hebrew John | Hebrew | "God is gracious" | Hebrew Joseph | Hebrew | "He shall add" | Hebrew Joshua | Hebrew | "The Lord saves" | Hebrew Justin | Latin | "Just" | Latin Katherine | Greek | "Pure" | Greek Katie | Greek | "Pure" | Greek Kevin | Irish | "Handsome" | Irish Leah | Hebrew | "Weary" | Hebrew Leonardo | German | "Brave lion" | German Liam | Irish | "Strong-willed warrior" | Irish Lily | Latin | "Lily flower" | Latin Logan | Scottish | "Hollow" | Scottish Lucas | Latin | "Light" | Latin Lucy | Latin | "Light" | Latin Luke | Latin | "Light" | Latin Madison | Old English | "Son of Matthew" | English Margaret | Greek | "Pearl" | Greek Maria | Hebrew | "Bitter" | Hebrew Mark | Latin | "Mars (god of war)" | Latin Martha | Aramaic | "Mistress" | Aramaic Martin | Latin | "Mars (god of war)" | Latin Mary | Hebrew | "Bitter" | Hebrew Matthew | Hebrew | "Gift of God" | Hebrew Max | Latin | "Greatest" | Latin Michael | Hebrew | "Who is like God?" | Hebrew Michelle | French | "Who is like God?" | French Mia | Italian | "Mine" | Italian Molly | Irish | "Mary" | Irish Nathaniel | Hebrew | "Gift of God" | Hebrew Nicole | Greek | "Victory of the people" | Greek Noah | Hebrew | "Rest" | Hebrew Olivia | Latin | "Olive tree" | Latin Oliver | Latin | "Olive tree" | Latin Patrick | Latin | "Nobleman" | Latin Paul | Latin | "Small" | Latin Peter | Greek | "Rock" | Greek Philip | Greek | "Lover of horses" | Greek Rachel | Hebrew | "Ewe" | Hebrew Rebecca | Hebrew | "To tie" | Hebrew Robert | Old German | "Bright fame" | German Ryan | Irish | "Little king" | Irish Samuel | Hebrew | "God has heard" | Hebrew Sarah | Hebrew | "Princess" | Hebrew Scott | Scottish | "From Scotland" | Scottish Sean | Irish | "God is gracious" | Irish Sophia | Greek | "Wisdom" | Greek Stephen | Greek | "Crown" | Greek Steven | Greek | "Crown" | Greek Susan | Hebrew | "Lily" | Hebrew Taylor | Old English | "Tailor" | English Thomas | Aramaic | "Twin" | Aramaic Timothy | Greek | "Honoring God" | Greek Victoria | Latin | "Victory" | Latin Vincent | Latin | "Conquering" | Latin William | Old German | "Desire protector" | German Zoe | Greek | "Life" | Greek
Etymology Old English bīweg meaning a secondary road Middle English byway b
Etymology is the study of the origin and development of words It is a branch of historica
Etymology The word nominate comes from the Middle English word nominaten which in tu
Etymology Metonymy Derived from the Greek words meta beyond and onoma name me
Etymology From Ancient Greek Μέδουσα Médousa a name meaning guardian or
Etymology The name Marseillaise is derived from the city of Marseille in southeastern Fra
Etymology The term denomination originates from the Latin word denominare meaning t
Origin Late Latin antibioticus from Greek antibiotikos anti against biotik
Etymology The word month originates from the Proto Indo European root men meaning
