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GirlMeans "mine" in Italian, and doubles as a short form of Maria.
Italian · Hebrew
67 sweet baby names, with meaning and origin
Means "mine" in Italian, and doubles as a short form of Maria.
Italian · Hebrew
Means "soul" in Spanish, and "nourishing" in Latin.
Latin · Spanish
Means "of the Julian family", "devoted to Jupiter".
Latin
Means "she who must be loved", "worthy of love".
Latin
Means "beautiful" in Italian, and also works as a short form of Isabella.
Italian · Hebrew
Means "willow". A Hawaiian name.
Japanese · Hawaiian · Chinese
The name of the lily flower, a symbol of purity.
Latin · Italian
The affectionate form of Dolores, "the sorrows of the Virgin".
Spanish · Latin
Means "bee", a symbol of hard work and sweetness.
Greek
Means "serene", "calm", "clear-skied".
Latin · Italian
The small purple flower that grows in the shade.
Latin
It carries two readings: "lovable, worthy of love" or a blend of Ana and Bella.
Scottish · Latin
Means "little angel", a diminutive of Angela.
Italian · Greek
Means "sweet".
Latin · Spanish
Means "beautiful", "pretty".
Spanish
The son of Adam and Eve; means "son of breath".
Hebrew · Biblical · Mesopotamian
Its origin is not fully settled; a Germanic root related to "gentle" has been proposed, as has a modern blend of "beautiful" and "linda".
Germanic · English
Of Catalan origin, a short form of Gabriel. It is also given a biblical origin, meaning "servant of the Lord".
Catalan · Biblical · Spanish · Hebrew
Means "vineyard of God", after Mount Carmel.
Hebrew · Italian
The name of the daisy flower.
English
Of Hebrew origin. Means "justice".
Hebrew · Biblical
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "help".
Hebrew
The diminutive of Frances.
English · French · Latin
An adapted spelling of Heidi, a short form of Adelaide.
German
Means "tender", "messenger"; also a short form of names ending in -lina.
Arabic
Means "sweet as honey", from Greek meli.
Greek
Means "melody", "song".
Greek
Of Arabic origin, meaning "pleasant" or "happy". It can also be spelled Naim.
Arabic
Means "little girl"; also a variant of Anna, "full of grace".
Spanish
Of Germanic origin, meaning "wealth" or "fortune".
Germanic · German
A Catalan name meaning "small, humble". It comes from Pablo (Paul), and this short, melodic Catalan form has become increasingly popular.
Catalan · Latin
A short form of Teodoro (Theodore), meaning "gift of God".
Greek
Of Germanic origin, meaning "noble".
Germanic · German
Derives from the Hebrew word adama, meaning "birth," though its general meaning is "man".
Hebrew
Means "beloved", "loved one".
Latin · Spanish
A pet form of Benedicto (meaning "blessed") and Benjamín (of Hungarian origin, meaning "son of the right hand").
Hungarian · Hebrew
From the genealogy of Shem. Means "the region beyond," "to cross," or "the crossing".
Biblical · Hebrew
Means "happy and fortunate one".
Latin
Means "happiness", "good fortune".
Latin · Spanish
Of Irish origin, meaning "sweet and honest man".
Irish · Celtic
Of Germanic origin, meaning "clan, family".
Germanic
Means "light". French variant: Lucien.
French
A diminutive of Máximo and Maximiliano, derived from the Latin "maximus", meaning "greatest of all".
Latin
The English pet form of Helen, Eleanor or Cornelia.
English · Greek
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "my shepherd".
Galician · Hebrew · Germanic · Spanish
The English pet form of Rose.
Latin · English
Means "companion of the evening talk", "she who entertains with her conversation".
Arabic
Affectionate diminutive of Teresa; its origin and meaning are debated.
Greek