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I Ibbani - Hindi, Honey dew; fog Ibri - Hebrew, Passing over Idony - Scandinavian, To love again Ilakshi - Sanskrit, Eye of the earth Ilani - Arabic, Beautiful soul Ildi - Hungarian, Battle Illi - Amazigh, My daughter Imani - Swahili, Faith Imarti - Bengali, A kind of sweet Imee - Tagalog, Entire battle Imi - Greenlandic, Water Inari - Japanese, Successful one Indali - Hindi, Powerful Indrani - Sanskrit, Wife of Indra Infinity - American, Endless Inimoli - Tamil, Sweet voice Inkeri - Finnish, Hero’s daughter Iolani - Hawaiian, Hawk of royalty Ione - Greek, Violet flower Irakli - Georgian, Glory of Hera Irini - Greek, Peace Ishani - Sanskrit, Goddess Durga; reigning; master; ruler Ishi - Japanese, Stone Isiri - Hindi, Ishwary Ismati - Arabic, Immaculate; infallibly; modesty Ismini - Greek, Daughter of Oedipus Isuri - Sanskrit, She who is fortunate Ivy - English, A climbing evergreen ornament Ivory - Latin, White as tusks Iwalani - Hawaiian, Heavenly seagull Izri - Hebrew, Fasting tribulation Izzati - Arabic, Noble J Jacee, Jacie or Jacey - English, Based on the initials J and C Jackie or Jacqui - French, Abbreviation of Jacqueline; supplanter Jadee - Arabic, Goodness Jady - English, Precious stone Jagati - Sanskrit, Of the universe Jahari or Johari - Swahili, Jewel Jaime, Jaimie or Jamie - English, Supplanter Jalini - Sanskrit, Spider; goddess of water Jamini - Sanskrit, Wife of Yama; might Janie - English, Gift from God Jannali - Australian Aboriginal, The moon January - English, Born in January Jayani - Hindi, Goddess of wisdom and intelligence Jeanie or Jeannie - French, God is gracious Jenny - Celtic, White wave Jersey - English, Grassy island Jessemy - Hebrew, Flower Ji - Chinese, Good fortune Jodie or Jody - Hebrew, Diminutive of Judith; praised; woman from Judea Jolee, Joli or Jolie - French, Pretty Josie - English, May Jehovah add Jouri - Arabic, Damask rose Judi, Judie or Judy - Hebrew, Woman from Judea Juhi - Sanskrit, Jasmine Julie - Latin, Youthful Jyoti - Sanskrit, Light K Kacey - Irish, Vigilant; watchful Kaci or Kacie - Irish, Vigilant; watchful Kagami - Japanese, Mirror Kailani - Hawaiian, Sea and sky Kailea or Kailee - Hawaiian, Of the sea and meadow Kailey - English, Keeper of the keys Kalani - Hawaiian, The heavens Kalevi - Finnish, Hero Kali - Sanskrit, Dark goddess Kalindi - Sanskrit, The sun Kalini - Hindi, Flower Kalli or Kallie - Greek, Beauty Kalliope - Greek, Beautiful voice Kaloni - Hawaiian, The heavens; royal one Kalyani - Hindi, Beautiful Kambree - English, Variant of Cambria; Wales Kami - Japanese, Lord Kamilly - Portuguese, Free born or noble Kamini - Sanskrit, Desirable Kamy - Armenian, Godly Kanoni - Tanzanian, Little bird Kaori - Japanese, Fragrant Kapri - English, Caprice Karalie or Karalee - Latin, Beloved Kari - Scandinavian, Pure Karli, Karlie, Karly, Karlee - German, Womanly Karoly - French, Joyful song Karri or Karrie - Scandinavian, Pure Kasi - Hindi, Shining Katie or Katy - English, Pure Katri - Finnish, Pure Katrikki - Finnish, Pure Keely - Irish, Beautiful Keelty - Celtic, Slender or comely Keiki - Hawaiian, Child Keilani - Hawaiian, Heaven; sky; glorious chief Keki - Norse, From the ship’s island Kelby - English, Farm near the spring Kelcey, Kelcie, Kelsey or Kelsie - Irish, Brave Kelli, Kellie or Kelly - Irish, Warrior Kennedi or Kennedy - Irish, Surname; helmeted chief Kerani - Hindi, Sacred bells Keri or Kerri, Kerrie or Kerry - Irish, Dusky; dark Kesari - Spanish, Youthful Kiani or Kioni - Irish, Ancient Kiley - Irish, Good-looking Kimberley, Kimberly or Kimberlee - English, The meadow of the royal farms Kimi - Japanese, She who is without equal Kirby - Scandinavian, Village Kirci - Scandinavian, A blossom of a cereal herb; amaranth Kiri - Cambodian, Mountain Kirsi - Finnish, Amaranth blossoms Kirsty - Greek, A Christian Kitty - English, Abbreviation of Catherine; pure Kivi - Hebrew, Protect Klari - Latin, Clear Konomi - Japanese, Nuts Kori - Greek, Girl Kourtney - American, From the court Kristy - Greek, Christ-bearer Kuri - Japanese, Chestnut Kylie, Kylee or Kylea - Gaelic, Narrow land Kylikki - Finnish, Woman of strength L Lacey - French, From Lassy Lainie or Lainey - Scottish, Serves John Lalani - Hawaiian, Heavenly lei; royal child of heaven Lali - Greek, Well-spoken Lambrini - Greek, Bright; shining; brilliant Laney - English, Narrow road Lani - Hawaiian, Heaven or chief Laramie - French, Tears of love Lari - Latin, Cheerful Lassie - Scottish, Girl Lavali - Sanskrit, Poetic metre Lavi - Hebrew, Lion Laylie - Hebrew, Nightfall Lee or Leigh - English, Meadow Leilani - Hawaiian, Heavenly flower Leinani - Hawaiian, Beautiful child Lenci - Hungarian, Light Leni - Hebrew, Woman of Magdala Lenusy - Russian, Flower Leonie - Latin, Lioness Leslee, Lesley or Leslie - Scottish, From the grey fortress Lexi or Lexie - Greek, Defender of man Liberty - English, Freedom Lidiy - Russian, From Lydia Liili - Estonian, Lily flower Lili, Lilli, Lillie, Lily or Lilie - English, A lily flower Lindley - English, Pasture Lindsay or Lindsey - English, From the linden tree meadow Lindy - German, Snake Liri - Hebrew, Musical Litsy - Spanish, Joy Livi - Latin, Olive branch Lokelani - Hawaiian, Heavenly rose Loni - Latin, Lion Lori - Latin, Crowned with laurels Lottie - French, Little and womanly Luci, Lucie or Lucy - French, Light; illumination Lucky - English, Fortunate Luni - Samoan, June Lydie - Belgian, A maiden

E Early - American, Before due time Eberley - German, Small boar Ebony - English, The colour black Edie - English, Treasure Eevi - Finnish, Living Effie or Effy - Greek, Abbreviation of Euphemia; well-spoken Effrosyni - Greek, Cheerful; to bring joy Efterpi - Greek, Pretty in face Eidi - Swahili, Festival; feast day Eily - Irish, Light Eirini - Greek, Peace Eirny - Scandinavian, New healing Ekaterini - Greek, Pure Elani - Greek, Light Elanie - Hebrew, Light Elegy - English, Lament Eleri - Irish, Name of a river Elfie - English, Good elf Elidi - Greek, Gift of the sun Elili - Tamil, Beautiful Elke - German, Noble Ellari - English, From the elder tree island Ellery - English, Elder tree island Ellie - Greek, Light Elmiri - Māori, Rival Elodie - Greek, Marshy white blossom Elsie - German, Consecrated to God Emani - Swahili, Faith Emari - Germanic, Industrious; eternal Emelie - German, Industrious Emery - English, Work ruler Emily - Latin, Industrious Emiri - Turkish, One who tries to excel Emsley - English, Gift from above Ensley - Scottish, One’s own meadow Epiphany - Greek, Revelation or manifestation of a divine being Eranthe - Greek, A flower of spring Erigone - Greek, Daughter of Icarus Erzulie - Haitian, The Haitian Voodoo goddess of elemental forces Espree - German, Pure and beautiful Essi - Finnish, Star Estee - French, Star Estefani or Estefany - Spanish, Crowned with laurels Eszti - Hungarian, Star Etaney - Hebrew, One who is focused Etapalli - Nahuatl, Wing Eteri - Georgian, Air Eternity - American, Everlasting Euadne - Greek, Daughter of Poseidon Eulalie - Greek, Sweet-spoken Eulee - Greek, The wolf ruler Eurydice - Greek, Justice Evadne - Greek, Good Evie - Hebrew, Life Evony - French, Archer Ewelani - Hawaiian, Chief of divine descent Ezri - Hebrew, Helper F Faerie - Arabic, Tall; pretty Fahari - Swahili, Splendour Fairy - English, Realm of the fairies Faloni - Hindi, In charge Fancy - English, Decorated Fani or Fanni - Latin, Free Farani - Arabic, Luminosity; sunshine Farasi - Swahili, Horse Fari - Arabic, A joyful lady Fealty - French, Faithful February - American, Born in February Felicity - Latin, Happiness Femi - Yoruba, Love me Feni - Hindi, Cool; sweet Fernley - English, Fern meadow Fiby - Spanish, A bright woman Fidelity - Latin, Faithfulness Fifi - French, He shall add Filareti - Greek, Friendly and virtuous woman Firdausi - Arabic, Heavenly Firdawsi - Persian, Garden of paradise Firyali - Swahili, Unusual or extraordinary Flannery - Irish, Flat land Flori - French, Flower Fluri - Latin, Flowering Folami - Yoruba, Respect me Fortney - Latin, Strong one Frayashti - Persian, Worship; praise Fritzie or Fritzi - Old German, Peaceful ruler Fuli - Hindi, To bloom like a flower Fulki - Sanskrit, Spark Fumi - Japanese, History G Gali - Hebrew, Wave Galilahi - Native American (Cherokee), Attractive Galswinthe - Gothic, Strong singing Garabi - Scottish, Short Gauri - Sanskrit, White Gehazi - Hebrew, Valley of sight Genivee - German, Of the race of women Geri - English, Diminutive of Geraldine; rules with a spear Gersemi - Scandinavian, Jewel Gertie - German, Warrior Gigi - French, God is gracious Gili - Hebrew, My joy Gisli - Icelandic, Ray of sunlight Giverny - French, Town in France Gizi - Hungarian, Pledge Glesni - Welsh, Blue Glory - American, Glory Goldie - English, Golden one Gudny - Norse, Unspoiled Gwendi - Welsh, Fair; blessed H Hadley - Irish, Heath near the wasteland Haidi - Swedish, Flight or stranger Hailey, Hailee, Haylee, Haylea, Hayleigh, Hayley, Haylie - English, From the hay clearing Haisley - English, The hazel tree Hali - Greek, Sea Halle - Scandinavian, Heroine Halleli - Hebrew, Greatly praised; hallelujah Hamasi - Arabic, Zealous; exciting; thrilling Hamisi - Swahili, Born on Thursday Hanadi - Arabic, Lovely smell; beautiful face Hanami - Japanese, Flower viewing; flowery; beauty Harimanti - Hindi, Born during the spring Harmony - Latin, Musical combination of chords Hartlee or Hartley - English, Stag meadow Harumi - Japanese, Clear weather Hattie or Hatty - English, Rules the home Healani - Hawaiian, Haze from the heavens Heavenly - English, From the heavens Hedy - German, Warfare Heidi - German, Noble Heli - Finnish, High; ascending Helki - Native American (Miwok), To touch Helle - Norse, Divine woman Helli - Greek, Light Helmi - Scandinavian, With gilded helmet Helvi - Scandinavian, Flake Hemali - Hindi, To bring wealth Hemani - Hindi, Goddess Parvati; made of gold Henie - German, Ruler of the home Hermione - Greek, Earthy Hetty - French, Diminutive of Henrietta; keeper of the hearth Hiari - Swahili, Free-will Hikari - Japanese, Light Hilary and Hillary - Greek, Cheerful Himani - Hindi, Goddess Parvati; snow Hitomi - Japanese, Pupil of the eye Hokulani - Hawaiian, Star in heaven Hollie, Hollee, Holly or Holli - English, The holly tree Honey - English, Sweet Honesty - English, Honesty; truthfulness Hoori - Arabic, Splendid companion of paradise Hoshi - Japanese, Star Houri - Armenian, Flames Humility - Latin, Humble

A Adalie - French, Of the nobility Adorlee - French, Adored Aemilie - Estonian, Estonian form of Emily; industrious Ahtziri - Nahuatl, Cornflower; corn goddess Ailani - Hawaiian, High chief Ailey - Irish, Light bearer Aimee or Amy - French, Beloved Ainsley - Scottish, One’s own meadow Aisley - Anglo-Saxon, Dwells at the ash tree meadow Ajali - Swahili, Destiny, chance Alani - Irish, Dear child Albany - Latin, Of Alba Aldercy - English, Chief Alemany - Catalan, Germany Alodie - Latin, Riches; wealthy Alvarie - German, Army of elves Amalie - German, Hardworking Amarie - French, Gracious Amberley - English, Amber - fossilised tree resin Amelie - French, Hardworking Amory - English, Home ruler Analee - Hebrew, Favoured; grace Anamarie - Hebrew, Grace Anastázie - Czech, Resurrection Anatie - Hebrew, A singer Anci - Hungarian, Cheerful Andi or Andie - English, Manly Angeli - Latin, Angels Angeliki - Greek, Angel-like Angeni - Native American, Angel Anjali - Sanskrit, Gift Annali or Annalie - Swedish, Graceful meadow Anneke - Scandinavian, Favour; grace Antigone - Greek, The daughter of Oedipus; birth; offspring Aolani - Hawaiian, Cloud from heaven Aphrodite - Greek, Born from sea foam Araceli or Aracely - Spanish, Altar of heaven Arely - Latin, Golden Armi - German, Grace; forgiveness Armonie - Italian, A priceless gift of the heavens Arpi - Armenian, Sunshine Ashley, Ashlea, Ashleigh or Ashlee - English, Ash tree meadow Ashti - Kurdish, Peace Atali - Swedish, Pure Athalie - Hebrew, God is exalted Aubrey - English, Noble ruler Audney - Norse, New found wealth Audrey - English, Noble strength Aulani - Hawaiian, King’s messenger Avery - English, Ruler of the elves Aymani - Chechen, Right-handed Azami - Japanese, Thistle flower Azelie - Hebrew, Flower B Baby - English, Infant Bailey or Bayley - English, Bailiff; steward or public official Ballari - Hindi, Crane; of an Indian sage Bambi - Italian, Little child Barbary - English, Saint Barbara Barbie - English, Diminutive of Barbara; traveler from a foreign land Batari - Indonesian, Goddess Bellamy - French, Good friend Berjouhi - Armenian, Elegant lady Berkeley - Scottish, Surname; birch tree meadow Bethany - Hebrew, Town near Jerusalem; house of God Betsy - English, God is my oath Beverley - English, Beaver meadow Bibi - Arabic, Lady Billie - German, Defender of justice Bindi - Australian Aboriginal (Noongar), Butterfly Birdie or Birdy - English, Birdlike Bobbie - English, Bright fame Bonamy - French, Good friend Bonnie - Scottish, Pretty Brandy - English, Firebrand Brenley - English, Burnt meadow Bridie - Irish, Strong Briley or Brylee - English, Woodland meadow Brinkley - English, Woodland meadow Brioni, Briony or Bryony - English, The name of a flowering vine used in folk medicine Brittany or Britney - English, From Britain Buffy - American, Pet form of Elizabeth; God is my oath Bunny - American, Little rabbit Butterfly - American, A butterfly Bylee or Bylie - English, Bailiff; law enforcer Byrdie - English, Little bird C Cacey or Casey - Irish, Vigilant Cadi or Cadie - English, Pure Cailey, Cailley or Caileigh - Gaelic, Slender Caley - Irish, Brave warrior Callee - Irish, Pure Calli or Callie - English, Lark Calliope - Greek, One with a beautiful voice Cambree - English, From Wales Camundi - Sanskrit, Goddess Durga; slayer of Canda and Munda Candani - Sanskrit, Star; moonlight Candri - Latin, Clarity or witness Capri - Italian, Italian island Cari - Latin, Beloved Carlie, Carly, Carlee or Carleigh - English, Free man Carrie - English, Abbreviation of Caroline; manly Catori - Native American, Spirit Cecilie - Latin, Blind Cecily - English, Blind of self beauty Celie - French, The blind one Ceri - Welsh, Fair; love; blessed poetry Cesli - English, Ship’s victory Chaeli - Irish, Like God Chaitali or Chaitaly - Hindi, Born in the month of Chaitra Chameli - Sanskrit, Jasmine flower Chancy - Sanskrit, Goddess Lakshmi Chandani - Sanskrit, Moonlight; star Chanmony - Cambodian, One who shines like the moon Chantry - French, Singer Charity - English, Benevolent goodwill Charlie, Charli or Charley - English, Free man Chastity - English, Purity Chelsea, Chelsey, Chelsie, Chelsi or Chelsee - English, Port of ships Chenani - Hebrew, My pillar Cherie - French, Dear; beloved Cherry - French, Dear one; darling Cianni - Italian, God is gracious Cicely or Cicily - Latin, Blind Cidney - English, Wide island Citrali - Hindi, Beautiful lady Clady - Danish, Lame Clariee - Italian, Clear Clemency - English, Merciful; clemency Cochiti - Spanish, Forgotten Codee, Cody, Codi or Codie - Irish, Helpful Coligny - French, From Coligny in France Congalie - Irish, Constant Connie - English, Abbreviation of Constance; constancy; steadfastness Coralie - English, Maiden Courtney - English, From the court Cyndi - Greek, From the name Cynthia; from Mount Kynthos D Dacey - Latin, Down below Dagny - Norse, Day Dahnay - Ethiopian, Well Daisy - English, Daisy Damali - Arabic, Beautiful vision Damini - Hindi, Lightning Dansy - English, Dane Daray - Irish, Dark Darby - Irish, Free man Darcy - French, From Arcy Dari - Persian, Maintains possessions well Dashurie - Albanian, Intimacy; lover Daveney - French, Name of a town and castle Dee - Welsh, Dark Defne - Turkish, Laurel Delancey - French, From Lancey Delaney - Irish, Challenger Delmi or Delmy - German, Noble protector Delphi - Greek, Hollow; womb Demi - Greek, Half Denali - Native American, Great one Derby - Irish, From the village of Danes Deshi - Chechen, Gold Desi - Spanish, Desire Destiny - English, Destiny Destry - French, War horse Devany, Devaney or Devanie - Irish, Dark-haired Devery - Hebrew, Honey bee Devi - Sanskrit, Goddess Devony - Irish, Divine Deysi - English, Day’s eye; flower name Dimity - Greek, From the cotton material Dini - German, Warrior of the people Dixie - French, Born tenth Dofi - Ghanaian, Second-born after twins Donetsi - Basque, A form of Benita; blessed Dorcey - English, Dark Dordi - Norse, A gift from God Doree - Greek, Gift Dory - Greek, Gift from God Dristi - Hindi, Sight Drury - French, Loving Drusi - Latin, Fruitful; dewy-eyed Drysi - Welsh, Thorn Duci - Hungarian, Wealthy gift Dulari - Hindi, Dear Dulcie - Latin, Sweet; sweetness Dumali - Hebrew, Silence; resemblance Duni - Swahili, Small Dusadi - Thai, Compliments Dusty - English, Nickname; dusty Dyani - Native American, Deer Dynasty - Latin, Powerful ruler Dyoni - Greek, Follower of Dionysus

Assyria was a kingdom that spanned from modern-day Iraq (Mesopotamia), north-east Syria and south-east Turkey. The Assyrian Empire existed throughout the Middle Bronze Age, Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age (21st century BCE-mid 7th century BCE). At the height of its power, Assyria stretched as far as Cyprus to Persia, and from the Caucasus Mountains to the Arabian Peninsula of Egypt. A B D & E G & H I K L M N P & R S T & U W, Y & Z Sources https://courses.lumenlearning.com/suny-hccc-worldcivilization/chapter/the-assyrians/ https://brikha.net/assyrian-baby-names-for-girls/ https://www.20000-names.com/female_assyrian_names.htm https://legitimatebabynames.com/masterlist-names-by-language-culture/assyriansyrian-names/ https://www.atour.com/education/assyriannames.html

Names for girls that never lose their charm, no matter the decade.

Aafireen - Persian, Brave; encouragement; acclaim Aazeen - Arabic, Beauty Adain - Welsh, Winged Adalyn or Addalyn - German, Noble one Adan - Spanish, Of the earth Addien - Welsh, Beautiful Addfwyn - Welsh, Meek Addison - English, Son of Adam Adeen - Irish, Little fire Adelyn or Adelynn - German, Noble one Aderyn - Welsh, Bird Adin - Hebrew, Thin and slender Adiran - Latin, From the Adriatic Adoracion - Spanish, Adoration Aelin - Old English, Swift and strong Aelwen - Welsh, Fair brow Aeryn - Irish, Daughter of Eire Aferin - Kurdish, Lucky or trustworthy Afsoun - Persian, Charm; spell; trustworthy Afton - Irish, From the Afton River Ahin - Kurdish, Whole Aideen - Irish, Little fire Aijan - Kazakh, Moon-like soul Aileen - Irish, Light bearer Ainain - Urdu, Eyes Aislin or Aislinn - Irish, A dream; vision Alban - Albanian, White; blonde Alberteen - German, Noble; bright Aledwen - Welsh, Offspring Aleen - Celtic, Fair; good-looking Alison or Allison - English, Of the nobility Allyn - Irish, Beautiful Alwyn - Welsh, Wise friend Amberlyn or Amberlynn - English, Amber; fossilized tree resin Ambreen - Arabic, Sky Amihan - Filipino, Northeast monsoon Amreen - Urdu, Sky Anbreen - Arabic, Of Ambergris Ancelin - French, Handmaiden Andralyn - Greek, Manly; brave Andren - English, From the town of Ardres in France Angbin - Arabic, Honey Angelien - Dutch, Grace Angelyn or Angelynn - Latin, Angel; messenger Angwen - Cornish, Very handsome Ann - Hebrew, Gracious Anwen - Welsh, Very beautiful Araluen - Australian Aboriginal, The place of waterlilies Ardeen - Latin, Great forest Arden - English, The eagle valley Arian or Arrian - Latin, Very holy Arien - Hebrew, Enchanted Ariman - Kurdish, Wish Arion - Welsh, With melody Arjean - French, Silvery Arjin - Kurdish, Fire of life Arlyn - Gaelic, Oath Armen - Armenian, Armenian Aruzhan - Kazakh, Beautiful soul Arwen - Welsh, Fair; noble maiden Ascencion - Spanish, Reference to the Ascension Ashleen - Irish, Vision; dream Ashlin, Ashlinn, Ashlyn or Ashlynn - English, Ash tree meadow Ashton - English, Ash tree settlement Aslihan - Turkish, Genuine; real Aspen - American, The aspen tree Asuncion - Spanish, Born during the Feast of Assumption Autumn - Latin, Fall season Avalon - Celtic, Island of apples Avaron - Arthurian, King Arthur’s burial place Avgan - Turkish, Blue Avian - French, Birdlike Avon - Welsh, River Ayazhan - Kazakh, Beautiful soul Aylin - Turkish, Halo of light around the moon Aylwen - Welsh, Fair brow Aysan - Turkic-Persian, Moonlike Balzhan - Kazakh, Sweet as honey Banan - Arabic, Finger tips Bayan - Arabic, Clear in meaning Beagan - Irish, Small Bebhinn - Irish, Singer Belen - Spanish, Bethlehem Berivan - Kurdish, Milkmaid Berlin - German, Borderline Bethan - English, Consecrated to God Beton - Anglo Saxon, Bringer of joy; pilgrim; traveler Betsan - Welsh, God is my oath Bevin - Irish, Fair lady Beydaan - Somali, Almond Bian - Vietnamese, Secretive Bilan - Arabic, Beauty; gift Bilhan - Hebrew, Who is old and confused Birçan - Turkish, One soul Blejan - Cornish, Flower Blodwen or Blodwyn - Welsh, White flower Bohan - Hebrew, In them Brangwen - Welsh, Dark and pure Branwen, Branwyn or Branwenn - Irish, Beautiful raven Breen - Irish, Fairy palace Briallan - Welsh, Primrose Briann or Bryann - English, She ascends Brin - Irish, Small meadow Bronwen or Bronwyn - Welsh, Dark and pure Brooklyn - English, Brook or stream Brynn - Irish, Small hill Bulan - Indonesian, The moon Cadwyn - Welsh, Chain Caelan - Irish, Victorious people Cailan or Cailean - Irish, Child Caileen - Scottish, Girl Cailin or Cailyn - Gaelic, Girl Caitlin, Caitlan, Caitlyn, Caitlynn or Caitlinn - Irish, Pure Caitrin - Irish, Pure Caleen - Greek, The moon Calyn or Calynn - Scottish, Powerful in battle Cameron - Irish, Crooked nose Candan - Turkish, Sincerely Caoilfhinn - Irish, Fair or slender Capricorn - Latin, The goat Careen - English, Beloved Caren - Welsh, To love Carilyn - English, Manly Carin - Irish, A friend Carleen - Irish, Feminine form of Charles; manly Carlijn - Dutch, Womanly Carmen - Spanish, Garden Carmin - Latin, Song Carnation - French, Flesh-coloured Carnelian - Latin, Red gem Carolyn - English, Feminine form of Charles; manly Caroun - Armenian, Spring Carrigan - Irish, Pointed; spear Cathleen - Irish, Pure Catrin - Welsh, Pure Cathryn - Greek, Pure Ceinwen - Welsh, Beautiful gems Cerdwin - Irish, The mother goddess Ceren - Turkish, Baby gazelle Ceridwen - Welsh, Fair poetry Ceylon - Turkish, Sri Lanka Charleen - English, Free Charmian - Greek, Joy Charytín - Spanish, Nickname meaning ‘charity’ Cheran - Hebrew, Anger Cherilyn or Cherilynn - French, Dear Cheydan - Afghan, Peaceful; patient Clorean - Peruvian, Filled with happiness Coleen or Colleen - Gaelic, Girl Çolpan - Turkish, The planet Venus Concepcion - Spanish, Reference to the immaculate conception Consolacion - Spanish, Consolation Corazon - Spanish, Heart Coreen - Irish, Maiden Coriann - English, From the round hill or hollow Corin - French, Maiden Corsen - Welsh, Reed Courtlyn - English, From the court Crisann - Spanish, Christ-bearer Cristen or Cristin - Spanish, Follower of Christ Cwen - Anglo Saxon, Queen Cyan - American, Light blue-green colour Cyprien - French, From Cyprus Da-bin - Korean, Cultivated; well-bred Daelyn - English, Lives in the valley Dagan - Hebrew, Great of corn Dagian - English, Dawn Dagon - Hebrew, Corn; a fish Dagrún - Old Norse, Secret lore Dailyn - English, Pretty flower Dakin - Danish, Danish Daleen - English, Motherly Daralyn - French, From Airelle Dareen - Arabic, Beautiful flower Darian - Greek, Gift; wealthy Darleen - English, Dear; loved one Davan - Scottish, Beloved Daveen - English, Beloved Davin - Scandinavian, Finnish person Delbin - Greek, Flower Delun - Welsh, Pretty Delwen or Delwyn - Welsh, Pretty; fair Derian - Anglo Saxon, Harm Derwen - Welsh, From the oak tree Deryn - Welsh, Bird Devan - Irish, Poet Diahann - Spanish, Day Dian - German, From the god of wine Diblin - Kurdish, Fragrance of the soul Dillian - Latin, Image of worship Dilwyn - Welsh, Blessed truth Dion - Greek, Dionysus; god of wine Dirran - Arabic, Fadila; very gentle and generous person Doirean and Doireann - Celtic, Sullen Doran - Irish, Stranger; exile Dorchen - Greek, Gift of God Dorean - Greek, Place name in Greece Doreen - Irish, Gift Dorian - Greek, Of the sea Doutzen - Dutch, Dove Duyen - Vietnamese, Charm and grace Dyann - French, Divine Dylan - English, Born of the ocean Eadaion - German, Joyous friendship Eadlen or Eadlin - Old English, Born into royalty Earin - Irish, Ireland Eathelin - English, Noble waterfall Eavan - Irish, Fair one Ebrillwen - Welsh, Month of April Edeen - Scottish, From Edinburgh Eden - Hebrew, Paradise Edlen or Edlin - English, Noble; waterfall Edlyn or Edlynn - English, Princess Eibhlin or Eibhlinn - Irish, Light Eiddwen - Irish, The beloved fair one Eideann - Gaelic, Fiery Eileen - Irish, Light Eilwen - Welsh, White brow Eiman - Arabic, Faith Eireann - Gaelic, Ireland Eirian - Irish, Silver Eirwen - Irish, As white as snow Ekin - Turkish, Harvest Elain - Welsh, Fawn Elin - Scandinavian, Light Ellen - Greek, Light Elowen - Cornish, Elm tree Emelin or Emelyn - German, Hardworking Emerson - German, Son of Emery Emlyn - Welsh, To strive or excel; rival Emmalyn - German, Hardworking Emogen - Irish, Image of her mother Encarnacion - Spanish, Reference to the Incarnation Endellion - Cornish, Fire soul Eowyn - Old English, Horse of joy Epicurean - Hebrew, Follower of Epicurus Eraman - German, Honourable Erin, Erinn or Errin - Irish, Peace; poetic name for Ireland Erleen - English, Noblewoman Eryn or Erynn - Irish, Peace; poetic name for Ireland Esen - Turkish, The wind Espen - Scandinavian, Bear of God Essien - Nigerian, The child who takes care of outside matters Étain - Irish, Jealousy or sparkling Eurfron - Welsh, Golden breast Eurgain - Welsh, Gold and beautiful Euron - Welsh, Golden Eurwen - Irish, Fair Evalyn or Evelyn - English, Life Evangelyn - Greek, Bringer of good news Evelien - English, Life Evelin or Evelynn - English, Life Evren - Turkish, The universe Exaltacion - Spanish, Lifting up Faelynn - English, Beautiful fairy Faeryn - English, From the fairies Fanan - Arabic, Wealth; honour Fanchon - French, Free; whimsical Faren or Farren - English, Adventurous Faroshan - Arabic, Unknown Faron or Farron - English, Adventurous Farzin - Persian, Wise; intelligent Faten - Arabic, A woman of great charm Fatin - Arabic, Captivating Faylinn - Irish, A graceful woman Fazeen - Arabic, Increasing Fern - English, Fern plant Ferran or Ferryn - English, Adventurous Feven - Amharic, Bright; radiant Feyisetan - Yoruba, My blessing Ffion - Welsh, Foxglove Fidan - Turkish, Sapling Fineen - Irish, Beautiful child Fionn - Irish, Fair Fizan - Arabic, Popularity Fjorgyn - Norse, Mother of Thor Florentin - French, In flower Flurekin - Latin, Blossoming; flowering Foolan - Hindi, Flowering Forouzan - Persian, Brilliant; dazzling; radiant Fountain - French, A spring Furoozan or Furozan - Arabic, Luminous; radiant Futun - Arabic, Fascinations Gahin - Kurdish, Arrive Garden - Basque, See-through Garin - Armenian, An old Armenian city Gefion - Scandinavian, One who endows wealth Gefjon or Gefjun - Norse, The giving one Geralyn or Geralynn - English, Rules by the spear Germain - French, From Germany Gihon - Hebrew, Valley of grace Gildan - English, Golden Gillian or Gillien - English, Youthful Glain - Welsh, Jewel Glan - Welsh, From the shore Glenwen - Welsh, Clean and white Glorian - English, Glorious grace Goewyn - Welsh, Sprightly Gorawen - Welsh, Joy Gracelynn - English, Combination of Grace and Lynn Gracen - Latin, Grace Gretchen - Greek, A pearl Guendolen - English, White Gülten - Turkish, Rose skin Gursimran - Punjabi, Remembering Guru Gwanwyn - Welsh, Spring Gwen - Welsh, White; holy Gwendelyn, Gwendolen or Gwendolyn - Welsh, Fair; blessed Gwenllian - Welsh, Fair; blessed Gwennan - Welsh, Blessed Gwyndolyn - Welsh, Fair; blessed Gwynn - Welsh, Fair; blessed Gyldan - English, Gilded Hafwen - Welsh, Summer’s beauty Haidyn - English, From the hay downs Halcyon - Greek, Kingfisher Halen - English, Hall of light Haneen - Arabic, Loving and beloved; love Hanin - Arabic, Yearning; desire Hannan - Arabic, Most compassionate Hargun - Punjabi, Golden; God’s quality Haridian - Canarian, Mant goats Harlean or Harleen - English, Meadow of the hares Harveen - Punjabi, God’s musical instrument Hawazin - Arabic, Name of a tribe Hayden - English, Rosy meadow Heaven - English, From the heavens Heidrun - Norse, The goat who supplies mead for the gods Heleen - Dutch, Variant of Helen; light Helen - Greek, Light; bright Helsin - Scottish, Mother of Lancelot Helyn - Greek, Light Herodion - Greek, Sprung from a hero Heulwen - Welsh, Sunshine Hien - Vietnamese, Meek and gentle Hodan - Somali, Wealthy Hollyn - Dutch, Wooded land Hoorulain - Arabic, The most beautiful hur with beautiful eyes Hylin - Greek, One who is filled with happiness Hyrrokkin - Old Norse, An ogre Ibukun - Yoruba, The blessed lady Idaramfon - Efik, Happiness is free Iden - English, From the marsh land Idun - Norse, Active in love Ihran - Romanian, Peace Ilhan - Arabic, To have a beautiful voice Illiyeen - Arabic, Most sublime; highest of the high Imaan or Iman - Arabic, Faith Imogen - Irish, Innocent; image of her mother Imran - Arabic, Prosperity Imtinan - Arabic, Gratitude; gratefulness Inghean - Scottish, Daughter Inghin or Inghinn - Scottish, Daughter Ingunn - Scandinavian, Hero’s daughter Intan - Indonesian, Diamond Iorwen - Welsh, Fair; blessed lady Iren - Greek, Peace Iselin - Irish, Dream; vision Isoken - Yoruba, One who is contented with her destiny Izazakun - Spanish, Reference to the Virgin Mary Jabeen - Persian, River Ganga Jabmen - Arabic, A woman with a big forehead Jachan - Hebrew, Wearing out; oppressing Jaclyn - French, Supplanter Jacquelyn - French, Supplanter Jaden or Jadyn - Hebrew, God has heard Jaen - Hebrew, Ostrich Jahaan - Arabic, The world Janan - Arabic, Heart; soul Jasmeen - Arabic, A flower name Jasmin or Jasmyn - Persian, Flower Jawedan - Arabic, Immortal; lasting Jean - English, God is gracious Jehan - Arabic, Beautiful flower Jerolin - Latin, Holy name Jihan - Arabic, The universe; the world Jilian or Jillian - English, Jove’s child Joan - English, God is gracious Joann - English, Gift of God Jocelin - English, Medieval name adopted as a feminine name Jocelyn - Latin, Light hearted; German, Member of the Gauts tribe; one of the Goths Jolan - Greek, Violet flower Joleen - French, Beautiful Jordan - Hebrew, To flow down Jorunn - Norse, Lover of horses Jourdain - French, To flow down Joyann - French, Rejoicing Joycelyn - French, Cheerful; merry Juin - French, Month of June Juleen - French, Jove’s child Juman - Urdu, Pearl Jun - Chinese, Truth Justeen - English, Just; upright Kadian - English, Rhythmic flow of sounds Kaelyn - Irish, Pure Kahlan - Irish, Strong leader Kailan - English, Keeper of the keys; pure Kailyn - English, Keeper of the keys; pure Kaitlan, Kaitlin or Kaitlyn - Irish, Pure Kaleen - Czech, Flower Kalkidan - Ethiopian, Promise or word covenant Kalyn or Kalynn - English, Keeper of the keys; pure Kamin - Japanese, Joyful Karan - English, Abbreviation of Katherine; pure Karayan - Armenian, The dark one Karen - Greek, Pure Karien - German, Torture; pure Karin - Scandinavian, Pure Karleen - German, Womanly; strength Karlen or Karlin - German, Womanly Karmen - Spanish, Fruitful orchard Karoun - Armenian, Season of spring Karyan - Arabic, The dark one Katakin - Greek, Pure Katalin - Hungarian, Pure Katarin - Greek, Pure Katchen - German, Pure Katen - Irish, Pure Katheryn or Kathryn - English, Pure Kathleen - Irish, Pure Kathlyn or Kathlynn - Irish, Pure Katlin, Katlyn or Katlynn - English, Pure Katrien - Dutch, Pure Katrijn - Dutch, Pure Kayan - Persian, Royal; king Keelin - Celtic, Slender or comely Keelyn - Irish, Lively Kellyn - Irish, Powerful Keran - Armenian, Wooden post; Hebrew, Horn Keriann - Irish, Dark hair Kerilyn - Irish, Dusky; dark Ketevan - Georgian, Pure Kiran - Sanskrit, Ray of light Kirsten or Kirstin - Scandinavian, Follower of Christ Kirstyn - Scandinavian, Anointed one Kitlyn - Greek, Pure Koren - Greek, Maiden Kristen - Irish, Christ bearer Kristian - Scandinavian, Christ bearer Krynn - English, Caring and loving Krystyn - Scandinavian, Christian; anointed Kurzhan - Chechen, Sacrifice Kwenn - Welsh, Descendant of Cuinn Laciann - English, French nobleman’s surname Ladan - Somali, Healthy Laddawan - Thai, Glorious Laren - Latin, Laurel tree Lauren - French, Crowned with laurels Laurin - Latin, Laurel Lauryn - English, From Laurentium Lavern - French, Springlike Layan - Arabic, Soft; gentle Leeann - English, Meadow Leighton - English, Town by the meadow Leman - Turkish, Shining Lennon - Irish, Surname; enclosed hillside Líadan - Irish, Grey lady Lian or Lien - Chinese, Lotus Lieschen - German, My God is a vow Lilian or Lillian - English, Lily Limon - Spanish, Lemon Linden - English, The linden tree Loan - Vietnamese, Mythological bird London - English, Fortress of the moon Loreen - English, Laurel tree or sweet bay tree Loren - English, The laurel tree Lousin - Armenian, Moon Luan - Chinese, Uprising Lujain - Arabic, Silver Lumen - Latin, Measurement of light Lurleen - German, Temptress Lynn - English, Lake Maayan - Hebrew, Spring Mabyn - Welsh, Youth Madalen, Madalyn or Madalynn - Hebrew, From the tower Mädchen - German, Girl; maiden Madelyn or Madelynn - English, Woman from Magdala Madian - Hebrew, Judgement Madigan - Irish, Mastiff; little dog Madison or Maddison - English, Son of Matthew Madisyn or Maddisyn - English, Son of the mighty warrior Madolen - French, Tower Maeen - Arabic, Fountain; fresh water stream; spring of water Maegan or Maeghan - Irish, Pearl Maeron or Maeryn - Irish, Bitter Maeveen - Celtic, Nimble Magan - Greek, Pearl Magdalen - Latin, Woman from Magdala Mahasen - Arabic, Beauty; good qualities and deeds Mahasin - Arabic, Beauty; virtue Mahjabin - Persian, Forehead; moon Mahreen - Arabic, Moon; beautiful Mahveen - Arabic, Light of the sun Maialen - Hebrew, From the tower Maiken - Dutch, Rebellious woman Mailen - Mapuche, Princess Maimun - Arabic, Lucky Mairin - Gaelic, Star of the sea Mairwen - Welsh, Fair Mary Majken - Swedish, Sea of bitterness; star of the sea Malen - Spanish, Woman from Magdala Manon - French, Sea of bitterness Maran - Tamil, God of love Marian - French, Star of the sea Marin - Latin, From the sea Marjolein - Dutch, Sea of bitterness Marzhan - Chechen, Coral Maureen - Irish, Sea of bitterness Maylin - Chinese, Beautiful jade Meagan - Greek, Pearl; Welsh, Pearl Meaghan - Welsh, Pearl Megan or Meghan - Welsh, Pearl; Persian, Child of light Mehreen - Persian, Sun-like; loveable Meinwen - Welsh, Fair; slender Melissan - German, From Melisande Melyonen - Cornish, Violet Meron - Ethiopian, A type of holy oil used in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church Middin - Arabic, Judgement; striving Mignon - French, Favourite; darling Migron - Hebrew, Fear; farm; throat Milan - Slavic, Gracious; dear; Latin, From the city of Milan Minikin - Dutch, Darling Miren - Hebrew, Bitter Miriyan - Australian Aboriginal, Star Mirren - Gaelic, Drop of the sea; bitterness Mirrin - Australian Aboriginal, Cloud Mizgin - Kurdish, Good news Modlen - Welsh, Tower Modron - Arthurian, A goddess Moon - English, From the moon Moran - Irish, Surname; sea warrior Moreen - Irish, Great Morgan, Morgen or Morgann - Welsh, Sea defender Morrin - Irish, Long-haired Morwen - Welsh, Maiden Muireann - Irish, Sea of bitterness Mu-lan - Chinese, Magnolia blossom Munin - Scandinavian, Memory Murron - Irish, White sea; fair Muskan or Muskaan - Arabic, Counselor; advisor Müzeyyen - Turkish, Decorated; adorned; embellished Nadeen - French, Hope Nahlin - Native American, Swift runner; fleet of foot Nain - Urdu, Eye Najwan - Urdu, Saved; liberated Nanon - French, Favour; grace Nareen - Celtic, Contented Nariman - Persian, Brave; courageous; faith Nasreen or Nasrin - Persian, Wild rose Nastaran - Persian, Wild rose Naveen - Sanskrit, New Nazaneen - Persian, Exquisitely beautiful or charming Nazmin or Nazmeen - Arabic, Light Negin or Negeen - Persian, Gemstone; precious stone Nellwyn or Nelwin - English, Bright friend Nerin - Greek, A nereid; one from the sea Nesreen - Arabic, White rose Ngan - Vietnamese, Silvery; money Nichanan - Thai, Leader; visionary; powerful Nighean or Nighinn - Scottish, Young woman Nin - Hebrew, Grace; Thai, Sapphire Ninian - Welsh, Name of a saint Niran - Thai, Eternal Nishan - Amharic, Award; metal Noeleen - French, Christmas Nolwenn - French, Shining; pure Noorain - Arabic, Moon; light Noreen - Irish, Light Norhan - Urdu, Light Norn - Norse, Goddess of fate Nourhan - Turkish, Light of the sun Nuallan - Scottish, Famous Nuralain - Arabic, Remover of sadness Nureen  - Arabic, Of light; luminous Nurin - Arabic, Of light; luminous Nurşen - Turkish, Beam of light Oberon - German, Noble bear Ocean - Greek, Sea Odelyn - Anglo Saxon, Little wealthy one Oldwin or Oldwyn - English, Special friend Olien - Russian, Dear one Olwen or Olwyn - Welsh, White footprint Orachon - Thai, Delicate Orapan - Thai, Lotus; water lily Pagan - Latin, Country peasant Paiton, Payton or Peyton - English, Fighting man’s estate Palasan - Armenian, Balsam Palemon - Spanish, Kind-hearted woman Panyin - Ghanaian, Older twin Papan - Nahuatl, Flag Papillon - French, Butterfly Parihan - Arabic, A fairy Parveen or Parween - Persian, The Pleiades Passion - American, Strong desire Paulin - Latin, Small Pavagan - Armenian, Enough Pavan - Sanskrit, Peacock Pegeen - Greek, Pearl Pelin - Turkish, Little leaf Penarddun - Welsh, Legendary daughter of Beli Peron - Latin, One who travels Perrin - English, Rock Phailin - Thai, Sapphire Prescentacion - Spanish, Presentation Pridwyn - Arthurian, Name of King Arthur’s ship Prydwen - Welsh, Handsome Prydwyn - Celtic, White complexion Purificacion - Spanish, To purify Purlen - Turkish, Closed rose that opens in the morning Pyllyon - English, An enthusiastic woman Queen - English, Queen Quinn - Irish, Descendant of Cuinn Quirien - Latin, Spear Raegan - Irish, Little king Raewyn - Welsh, Beautiful white doe Rain - American, Abundant blessings from above Ramleen - Hindi, The light of God Raven or Ravyn - English, Dark-haired or wise Rawan - Arabic, To feed with water Rayen - Mapuche, Flower; blossom Rayyan - Arabic, Land that is rich in water Reaghan or Reaghann - Celtic, Nobility Reanan or Reannan - Celtic, Great queen Reegan or Regan - Irish, Little king Rehan - Armenian, Sweet basil Reidun - Norse, Lovely in the nest Resen - Hebrew, A bridle or bit Rewan - Kurdish, Soul; adult; properly Rhan - Welsh, Fate Rhawn - Welsh, Course long hair Rhearn - Welsh, Magic maiden; little flower Rhedyn - Welsh, Fern Rhiain - Welsh, Great queen Rhiannon - Welsh, Great queen Rhianwen or Rhianwyn - Welsh, White maiden Rhonwen - Welsh, Slender; fair Rhosyn - Welsh, Rose Rin - Japanese, Companion Robin or Robyn - English, Bright fame Roisin or Rosheen - Irish, Little rose Rojin - Kurdish, One who is like the sun Rosaleen - Irish, Rose; flower Rosalyn - Spanish, Little flower Roseann - English, Gracious rose Roselen - Scandinavian, She who holds the beauty of roses Roselyn - English, Beautiful rose Rosen - German, Rose Rosenwyn - Cornish, Fair as a rose Roslyn or Rosslyn - Spanish, Little rose Rovzan - Chechen, Flower garden Rozerin - Kurdish, Where the sun rises Rozhin - Turkish, Rose Rukan - Arabic, Steady; confident Rusen - Kurdish, One who is jovial and cheerful Rusudan - Georgian, Bright light Ryan - Irish, Little king Sabeen - Arabic, Of another faith; a Sabine woman Sabreen - Arabic, Patience; endurance Saeran - Irish, Noble Saeunn - Norse, Mother of Bergthora Saffron - English, Yellow flower Saleen - Latin, From a salty place Saman - Persian, Jasmine Saran - Persian, Start; beginning & Sanskrit, Refuge; sanctuary Satin - French, Smooth and shiny cloth Sausan or Sawsan - Arabic, Lily of the valley Saxon - Teutonic, Dagger Season - Latin, Sowing; planting Şebnem - Turkish, Dew Segan - Ethiopian, Ostrich Seghen - Kenyan, Ostrich Seirian - Welsh, Sparkling Sejalben - Hindi, River water; pure flowing water Selen - Finnish, Moon; light; shine; heaven Selin - Turkish, Lush; flowing water Sen - Vietnamese, Lotus Seren - Welsh, Star; sail mast Serin - Arabic, Fortunate discovery Sesen - Eritrean, To wish for more Sevan - Armenian, From a lake Sevilen - Turkish, Loved Sezen - Turkish, Feeling Shaden - Arabic, Woman who is like a young gazelle Shaheen - Persian, Royal falcon Shannan, Shannen, Shannon or Shannyn - Irish, Ancient Shanton - French, We sing Sharon or Sharron - Hebrew, Of the great fertile plain Sheelin - Irish, Fairy pool Sheereen - Arabic, Sweet; pleasant Sheran - Hebrew, A fertile plain Shereen - Arabic, Sweet Sherilyn or Sherilynn - French, Beloved Sheridan - Irish, Seeker; wild Sheshan - Hebrew, Lily Shireen or Shirin - Persian, Sweet Shoushan - Hebrew, Lily Sian or Siann - Welsh, God is gracious Siannan - Irish, Ancient Sien - Dutch, From Sienna Sigrun - Old Norse, Victory rune Simin - Persian, Silvery Simran - Sanskrit, Remembrance; meditation; memory Sineidin - Irish, Praise Siobhan - Irish, God is gracious Siran - Armenian, Sweet love Sireen - Arabic, Sweet or milky; narrator of Hadith from the Prophet Siren - Greek, Creature from mythology; an enchanter Sirin - Urdu, Wife of Prophet’s companion Hassan Ibu Thabit Siroun - Armenian, Lovely Sivan - Hebrew, Ninth month Siwan - Welsh, God is gracious Sokanon - Native American (Algonquin), Rain Solin - Kurdish, A beautiful flower garden Sozan - Kurdish, Glowing or burning Steren - Cornish, Star Sudachan - Sanskrit, Lady of the moon Suellen - English, Lily Sulwen - Welsh, White sun Sun - Korean, Goodness Susan - Hebrew, Lily Swann - English, Swan Synan - Irish, Old; wise Taban - Arabic, Resplendent Taelyn - English, Sharp claw; talon Tahseen - Arabic, Praise Tahsin - Arabic, Beautification; adornment Taleen - Arabic, Advise Talin - Armenian, Monastery Talwyn - Scottish, Fair brow Tamrin - Arabic, Repeat Tamryn - Hebrew, Palm tree Tamsin or Tamsyn - English, Twin Tangakin - Armenian, Precious Tangwen - Welsh, Legendary daughter of Gweir Tappen - Scandinavian, Top of hanging rock Taregan - Native American (Algonquin), Crane Tarian - Welsh, Shield Taron - Celtic, Earthman; thunder Tarren - Welsh, From the knoll Tarryn or Taryn - Celtic, Of the earth; harvest; thunder Taryan - Welsh, Coat of arms Taskin - Arabic, Satisfaction; peace Taslin - Arabic, A blessing Tayen - Native American, New moon Taylan - Turkish, Elegant; gracious Tazeen - Arabic, Decoration Teagan or Teegan - Irish, Little poet Tean - Cornish, One of the isles of Scilly Tegan - Welsh, Pretty; fair Tegwen or Tegwan - Welsh, Beautiful and fair Teiran - German, Strong willed; determined Telyn - Welsh, Harp Terrian - Greek, Innocent Terrwyn or Terwyn - Welsh, Fair and brave Terryn - English, Harvester Thomasin - Aramaic, Twin Thorian - Thai, Durian Tiegan - Welsh, Fair; pretty Tiffan - Greek, Manifestation of God Tirion - Welsh, Kind or gentle Tiyan - Latin, Light; deity Toan - Vietnamese, Safe; secure Torlan - Welsh, From the river bank Toulin or Tülin - Turkish, Halo around the moon Trudchen - German, Fighting woman Tryamon - Arthurian, A fairy princess Tryn - Greek, Happiness Unn - Norse, Love Valyn - Latin, Strong; healthy Vivian or Vivien - Latin, Lively Viyan - Kurdish, Intention or wish Wendelin - German, Wanderer Weylin - Celtic, Wayside island Widjan or Wijdan - Arabic, Ecstasy; sentiment Wilawan - Thai, Great beauty; beautiful Wileen - Teutonic, Firm defender Wolfrun - German, Magic wolf Yaasmeen or Yasmeen - Arabic, Jasmine flower Yaasmin or Yasmin - Arabic, Jasmine flower Yamin - Hebrew, Right hand Yaren - Turkish, Friend Yasiman - Arabic, Jasmine Yaslin - Persian, Jasmine Yazmin - Persian, Jasmine Yu-jin - Korean, Abundant; rich; plentiful Zareen - Arabic, Golden Zargan - Chechen, Golden soul Zarrin - Persian, Golden Zefuyn - Greek, Of the west wind Zhin - Chinese, Treasure Ziazin - Armenian, Rainbow Zilan - Kurdish, Storm; wind

Sempronia (Spanish, Everlasting) Lumina (Latin, Of the light) Onofria (Sicilian, Defender of all) Celosia (Greek, Burning) Dymphna (Irish, Fawn; fit or eligible) Mafalda (Portuguese, Mighty in battle) Richmal (German, Powerful leader) Idonia (Latin, Sufficient) Samularia (Hebrew, Sweet one forever) Jadriga (Teutonic, Refuge in war) Delmira (German, Noble protector) Magola (Latin, A woman from the tower town in Galilee) Sopatra (Greek, Father's saviour) Asteria (Latin, Star) Gadarine (Armenian, Peak; summit) Falda (Icelandic, With folded wings) Zenobia (Greek, Life of Zeus) Ardala (Irish, High honour) Leokadia (Polish, Bright; white) Odalys (English, Wealth) Cyra (Persian, Moon) Ritsa (Greek, Protector of man) Halimeda (Greek, Thinking of the sea) Sofronia (Greek, Wise) Belmira (Portuguese, Beautiful woman) Amapola (Spanish, Poppy) Helisent (English, Temple path) Pellonia (Latin, Invoked to ward off enemies) Kyrenia (Cypriot, Mermaid) Callida (Latin, Fiery) Tanith (Phoenician, Goddess of love) Vallonia (Latin, From the vale) Lanassa (Russian, Cheerful) Raelie (English, A quill) Enedelia (Spanish, Noble) Tarbula (Arabic, Square; block) Baibina (Latin, Strong) Juverna (Latin, From Ireland) Numeria (Greek, Goddess who helped with childbirth) Ramira (Spanish, Wise; famous) Ilsura (Tatar, Hero of the motherland) Cirilia (Greek, Lordly) Alaricia (German, Ruler of all) Eluria (Hebrew, Precious flower) Iraida (Russian, The seeker) Melosa (Spanish, Sweet) Buthaina (Arabic, Beautiful; oft and fine sand) Spyridoula (Greek, Spirit) Parmenia (Greek, Studious) Obelia (Greek, Needle) Gasparina (Persian, Treasure) Kerensa (Cornish, Love) Edilia (Old High German, Noble) Agrafina (Latin, Born feet-first) Euphemia (Greek, Well-spoken) Quirina (Latin, Warrior) Harimilla (English, Goddess) Undinia (Latin, Of the waves) Olithia (Latin, Honest) Narkissa (Greek, Daffodil) Feronia (Latin, Goddess of springs and woods) Vesperia (Latin, Evening star) Mabilia (Italian, Loveable) Nyura (Ukrainian, Graceful) Dracaena (Greek, Female dragon) Badaidra (Cornish, Rose) Wentliana (Welsh, Fair) Macánta (Irish, Honest; a kind and gentle woman) Tarpeia (Latin, Killed for an act of treason committed against her) Alisara (Thai, Princess) Neomenia (Greek, New moon) Glafira (Greek, Elegant) Eulalia (Greek, Well-spoken) Fulvia (Latin, Blonde) Lilura (Basque, Enchantment) Ismenia (Persian, Great treasure) Nydia (Latin, A safe place; nest) Zanthe (Greek, Blonde) Iphigenia (Greek, Mythical creature) Antigone (Greek, The daughter of Oedipus; offspring; birth)

Names for girls ending in 'o' or 'o' sounds Aaio or Aio (Māori, Peace) Aello (Greek, Happy) Ahoo (Persian, Deer; gazelle) Akako (Japanese, Red) Akiko (Japanese, Sparkle; bright; autumn) Aneko (Japanese, Older sister) Arezoo (Persian, Desire) Ayako (Japanese, Colour; design) Bayo (Yoruba, Joy has found us) Bo (Chinese, Precious) Boipelo (Tswana, Proud) Bzcho (Circassian, Doe) Calypso (Greek, Orchid; cheerful) Cameo (Latin, Shadow’s portrait; Italian, Sculptured jewel) Ceto (Greek, Goddess of the sea) Chao (Chinese, Great one) Charo (Spanish, Rosary) Chikako (Japanese, Clever; wisdom) Chipo (Shona, Gift) Chiyo (Japanese, Thousand generations; world) Cho (Japanese, Butterfly; Korean, Beautiful) Cleo or Clio (Greek, To praise; acclaim) Coco (French, A pet name; American, Chocolate bean) Colenso (Scottish, From the dark pool) Colorado (Spanish, Red-coloured) Conceição (Portuguese, Our Lady of the Conception) Consuelo (Spanish, Consolation) Dayo (Yoruba, Arrival of joy) Despo (Greek, Alternate form of ‘Despina’; lady Dido (Greek, Wanderer) Dipuo (Sotho, Rumours) Domino (Latin, Lady) Echo (Greek, Sound returned) Edjo (Egyptian, Another name for Wadjet; snake goddess) Eliso (Georgian, God is abundance) Emiko (Japanese, Smiling child) Erato (Greek, Muse of erotic poetry) Gaho (Native American, Mother) Gargaaro (Somali, The one who helps) Gro (Norse, Gardener) Guo (Chinese, Country; nation) Halo (Latin, Blessed aura) Hanako (Japanese, Flower girl) Hanuno (Assyrian, A lovely woman) Hatsuko (Japanese, First born daughter; beginning) Haweeyo (Somali, The elevated one) Heiko (German, Home ruler) Helo (French, Sun) Herho (Punjabi, God-like; brave one) Hero (Greek, Brave defender) Hesso (Finnish, Torch; sun) Hiroko (Japanese, Tolerant; generous) Hokuao (Hawaiian, Morning star) Hoodo (Somali, Fortunate) Hoshiko (Japanese, Star) Huo (Chinese, Fire) Ifedayo (Yoruba, Love has turned to joy) Ifelayo (Yoruba, Love is peace) Ijabo (Arabic, Hope) Ildiko (Hungarian, Warrior) Indigo (Greek, Blue dye) Ino (Greek, Daughter of Cadmus) Io (Greek, Daughter of a river god) Isako (Japanese, Sand; child) Isniino (Somali, Born on Monday) Itsaso (Spanish, Sea) Ivalo (Greenlandic, Tendon; thread; sinew) Ixazaluoh (Aztec, Dawn) Jeno (Greek, Heaven; well-born) Jiao (Chinese, One who is pretty and genuine) Juno (Greek, Goddess of marriage and childbirth) Kameko (Japanese, Turtle) Kameo (Hawaiian, One and only) Kameyo (Japanese, Tortoise generation) Kato (Georgian, House ruler) Kimiko (Japanese, She who is without equal; empress) Kioko (Japanese, Meets the world with happiness) Kitoko (Lingala, Holder of the beauty) Kiyo (Japanese, Happy generations) Koko (Japanese, Stork) Komako (Japanese, Pony-child; filly; term of endearment) Kumiko (Japanese, Companion child) Kuniko (Japanese, Child from the country) Kyoko (Japanese, Mirror) Leiko (Hawaiian, Little flower) Leylo (Somali, Night) Lhamo (Tibetan, Goddess) Machiko (Japanese, Fortunate one) Maeko (Japanese, Truthful child) Maiko (Japanese, Dance child) Meiko (Japanese, Bud) Michiko (Japanese, Child of beauty) Mikako (Japanese, Beautiful; fragrance; child) Mikayo (Japanese, Beautiful; night; child) Mikiko (Japanese, Beginning; beautiful; child; child of the tree trunk) Mineko (Japanese, Beautiful; child; mountain top) Minoo (Persian, Paradise; heaven) Misao (Japanese, Fidelity) Miyo (Japanese, Beautiful child) Miyoko (Japanese, Beautiful; generation; child) Moriko (Japanese, Forest child) Nakato (Luganda, Second of twins) Nalo (West African, Loveable) Nariko (Japanese, Gentle child) Nasteexo (Somali, Advise or counsel) Neo (Latin, New) Nerio (Greek, Wife of Mars) Ngaio (Māori, From the trees; a clever woman) Ntando (Xhosa, God’s will) Ntokozo (Zulu, Pillar of strength) Nwakaego (Igbo, More valuable than money) Nyako (Kenyan, Girl) Nyoko (Japanese, Gem; treasure) Ohio (Native American, Large river) Ohnicio (Irish, Honour) Olono (Australian Aboriginal, A hill) Ometeko (Nigerian, Girl born in Lagos) Ominatogo (Native American, Pleasant voice) Orynko (Ukrainian, Peace) Pakpao (Thai, Kite) Parastoo (Persian, The swallow bird) Pelenakino (Hawaiian, Having great strength) Pelulio (Hawaiian, A treasure from the sea) Pemphredo (Greek, Sister of the Gorgons) Phenyo (Botswana, Victory) Picabo (Native American, Shining waters) Rayo (Spanish, Bright; light) Rieko (Japanese, Blessed child) Riko (Japanese, Jasmine; truth) Rio (Spanish, River) Rocio (Spanish, Dewdrops) Rosario (Spanish, Rosary) Rusiko (Georgian, Day) Ryoko (Japanese, Truth; understanding child) Sahkyo (Navajo, Mink) Sappho (Greek, Sapphire) Scirocco (Italian, Warm wind) Scorpio (Latin, The scorpion) Seiko (Japanese, Accomplish, truth; child) Shiloh (Hebrew, Peace) Siko (Shona, Crier; crying baby) Sinesipho (Ndebele, We have a gift) Sisko (Finnish, Sister) Snow (English, Snow) Socorro (Spanish, Succour; help; relief) Sofiko (Georgian, Wisdom) Solosolo (Samoan, Dry) Soso (Miwok, Tree squirrel biting a tiny hole) Sparrow (English, Small bird in the finch family; a sparrow) Taeko (Japanese, Child of many blessings) Taiko (Māori, A daughter of Mawete) Takako (Japanese, Dutiful) Takeko (Japanese, Bamboo child) Telmao (Greek, Loving woman) Thallo (Greek, Bringer of blossoms) Thao (Vietnamese, Respectful of parents) Titilayo (Yoruba, One who is joyful forever; ever-happy) Tomiko (Japanese, Wealth; abundance) Umeko (Japanese, Plum blossom child) Umeno (Japanese, Plum field) Veriko (Georgian, Faith) Virgo (Latin, The virgin) Weeko, Wieko or Weyko (Native American, Beautiful girl) Wido (German, Warrior maiden) Willow (English, Slender; graceful) Xaawo (Somali, Somali version of ‘Eve’; life) Xalwo (Somali, Sweet) Xoriyo (Somali, Freedom) Yoko (Japanese, Sunshine child) Yolo (Zulu, Happiness) Yoshiko (Japanese, Good; beautiful and polite child) Yumeko (Japanese, Dream child) Yumiko (Japanese, Arrow child) Yuriko (Japanese, Lily child) Zintkato (Native American, Resembling a bluebird)

Adda (English, Wealthy) Algimanta (Lithuanian, Wealthy) Alodia/Alodie (Latin, Riches; wealthy) Ashira (Hebrew, Wealthy; I will sing) Berthog (Welsh, Wealthy) Bolanile (Yoruba, The wealth of this house) Daria (Greek, Affluent; wealthy) Darian (Greek, Gift; wealthy) Daruska (Czech, Wealthy; protector Dhana/Dhanna (Sanskrit, Wealthy) Dola (Yoruba, Abbreviation of Adeola; crown of wealth) Driana (Irish, Protector; wealthy) Duci (Hungarian, Wealthy gift) Eada/Eadda/Eda (English, Wealthy) Eadwina/Eadwine (English, Wealthy princess) Ebba (Swedish, Queen of riches) Edita (Spanish, Wealthy; spoils of war) Edmée (Anglo Saxon, Wealthy protector) Edmonda/Edmunda (English, Wealthy defender) Edmonia (English, Rich guardian) Edrice/Edris/Edrys (English, Wealthy ruler) Eduarda (English, Wealthy benefactress) Edvina (German, Rich friend) Edwarda (English, Wealthy guard) Edyt/Edyta (German, Wealthy present) Eruera (Māori, Form of Edward; rich and happy guardian) Fana (Arabic, Wealth; honour) Faria (Arabic, Wealthy woman; happy lady) Foyinsola (Yoruba, Add honey to wealth) Hodan (Somali, Wealthy) Htay (Burmese, Rich and wealthy) Ishara (Hindi, Rich; protection of Hari) Isheeta (Hindi, Wealth; superior; mastery; desired) Jadesola (Yoruba, Come out into wealth) Neda (English, Wealthy guardian) Niniola (Yoruba, Having wealth) Nwaka (Igbo, A child who out-values money or wealth) Nwanyibuaku (Igbo, Woman is wealth) Obiageli (Igbo, One who is born into wealth) Ocia (Polish, Wealth; fortune) Odalys (English, Wealth) Odelia (French, Wealthy; prosperous) Odelinda (Anglo Saxon, Little wealthy one) Odella (Anglo Saxon, Little wealthy one) Odelyn/Odelyna (Anglo Saxon, Little wealthy one) Odette/Odetta (French, Wealthy) Odila/Odile (French, Rich; wealth) Odilia (French, Wealthy) Oladele (Yoruba, Wealth has come) Olayemi (Yoruba, One who is worthy of wealth) Olayinka (Yoruba, Wealth surrounds me) Omobolanle (Yoruba, A child who met wealth at home) Omotola (Yoruba, Child worth more than wealth Otha (Anglo Saxon, Little wealthy one) Othili (English, Little wealthy one) Ranait/Ranalt (Irish, Wealthy or charming) Rathnait (Irish, Wealthy or charming) Revati (Sanskrit, Wealth; prosperity; star) Saura (Arabic, Wealth) Selva (Hindi, Wealth; simple of joy) Serwa (Arabic, Rich; wealthy) Teniola (Yoruba, Foundation of wealth) Thara (Arabic, Wealth) Tomi (Japanese, Rich) Tomiko (Japanese, Wealth; abundance) Uda (German, Wealthy) Udela/Udele (Anglo Saxon, Wealthy) Ute (German, Rich; prosperous; wealthy) Veeya (Arabic, Wealth) Yahila (Sanskrit, Wealthy)

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