"Exalted" in popular use; the Hebrew meaning is uncertain
Christian baby names
Biblical and Christian names, with the Hebrew or Greek entry number from Strong's Concordance.
407 names: 168 for girls, 231 for boys and 8 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Strong's Concordance, Lewis & Short and Online Etymology Dictionary. Four are modern names that the dictionaries we use don't list. A few to start: Cyril ("lordly"), Johan ("God is gracious") and Robin ("bright fame").
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"Breath, vapour", from Hebrew hebel
"Source of joy"; popularly "father's joy"
A modern Kerala Christian name with no recorded meaning
"Father of light", from Hebrew ab and ner
"Father of a multitude"; father of many nations (Genesis 17:5)
"Ornament", from Hebrew Adah; also a short form of names meaning "noble"
The first man; a Quranic and biblical name
"From Hadria", the Italian town that named the Adriatic Sea
"Flock of God", or "my help is God"; Hebrew ʿAdrîʾēl
"Good", from Greek agathos
"Little lamb", from Latin agnellus
"Pure, chaste", from Greek hagnos
"Little fire"; from Irish Áedán, from áed, "fire"
"Handsome" in popular use; the original meaning is uncertain
"Noble and bright"; Old High German Adalbert
"White", from Latin albus via the name Albinus
"Defender of men"; short for Alexander
"Defender of men"; Greek Alexandros
"Noble and ready", from the Gothic roots of Alphonsus
"Elf-friend" (Old English Ælfwine); often given as "noble friend"
"Immortal, divine", from Greek ambrosios
"Carried by God" in popular use; Hebrew amas, "to carry a load"
A Kerala Christian name, probably a pet form of Ann
Manly
"Messenger"; Greek angelos, a messenger of God
"Angel" or "messenger", from Greek angelos
"Angel, messenger", from Greek angelos
"Angel, messenger", from Greek angelos
"Grace" in popular use; Hebrew Channah, "favoured"
"Priceless" in popular use; Latin Antonius, a Roman family name
Short form of Antony; "priceless" in popular use
King of good health; honours Our Lady of Good Health
"Happy, blessed"; Hebrew ʾĀšēr
"Ash-tree meadow", from Old English æsc and leah
"Noble strength", from Old English Æthelthryth
"Venerable, majestic", from Latin augustus
Medieval form of Augustine; Latin augustus, "venerable"
"Son of encouragement" (Acts 4:36); Aramaic bar, "son"
"Bringer of happiness" in popular use; probably Latin Viatrix, "traveller"
"Blessed", from Latin benedictus
"Son of the right hand"
"Blessed"; medieval English form of Latin Benedictus
"Bold as a bear", the feminine of Bernard
"Bold as a bear", from Old High German Bernhard
"House of figs" in popular use; Strong's gives "date-house"
"Married", from Isaiah 62:4
A modern Kerala Christian name with no recorded meaning
A modern Kerala Christian name with no recorded meaning
"Lisping, stammering", from Latin blaesus
A modern Kerala name; families use it to mean "blessed"
"Strength" in popular use; the Hebrew meaning is uncertain
"Wood, forest", from Italian bosco
"From Gaeta", Latin Caietanus
"Faithful" in popular use; Strong's: perhaps "dog", or "forcible"
"Dove"; Gaelic Calum, from Latin columba, Saint Columba's name
"Man, free man"; Spanish form of Charles
"Garden, orchard", from Hebrew karmel
"Pure" in popular use; the Spanish form of Catherine
"Pure" in popular use; the Greek name's origin is uncertain
From the Roman clan Caecilius; "blind" in popular use
"Heavenly", from Latin caelum via Caelina
Malayalam form of Jacob; Hebrew "heel-catcher, supplanter"
"Young green shoot", from Greek chloe
"Follower of Christ"; Greek Christianos
"Follower of Christ", from Greek Christianos
"Bearer of Christ"
Pet form of Christina or Christopher; Greek Christos, "anointed"
"Bright, clear"; also "famous", from Latin clarus
"Merciful", from Latin clemens
"Horn" in popular use; a Roman family name of uncertain meaning
"Crystal", from Greek krustallos, "ice"
"Of Mount Cynthus", an epithet of the moon goddess Artemis
"Belonging to the Lord", Greek kyriakos
"Lordly", from Greek kurios, "lord"
"To tame, subdue"; Greek Damianos, from damazō
"God is my judge"; literally "judge of God"
"Laurel, bay tree", from Greek daphne
Loving, beloved
"Bee", from Hebrew devorah
Irish Deaglán, the name of Saint Declan; meaning uncertain
"Delicate" in popular use; Hebrew Delilah, "languishing"
"Of Dionysus", from Greek Dionysios
God is my help; Tamil for Lazarus
"Divine"; the Roman moon goddess Diana
"Justice", from Hebrew din, "to judge"
"Of the Lord"; Latin Dominicus, from dominus, "lord"
"Lady", from Portuguese dona and Latin domina
"Gazelle", from Greek dorkas
"Gift of God", from Greek doron and theos
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