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Flower name, feminine form of Caspian
"white"
Caspia is both a feminization of the rising star Caspian, and the name of a flower that often grows near the sea or on salt marshes. Likely derived from the Latin term Caspii , meaning "white",…
Azerbaijani form of Elisa
"pledged to God"
Popular in Azerbaijan, this spelling variation ultimately derives from Elizabeth.
Short form of Väinämöinen, Finnish
"wide, slow flowing river"
A popular and traditional Finnish name, drawn from the longer name, Väinämöinen, Väinö ranked at #4 in its native Finland in a recent year. Drawn from mythology and the national epic, Kalevala , it…
Azerbaijani form of Sevgi
"love"
From a Turkish name meaning "love", Sevgi is also popular in Azerbaijan, where the second syllable is pronounced with a hard "G" sound.
Azerbaijani form of Miran
"peace, world; rulers, princes"
Popular in Azerbaijan, Mi̇ran could be an alternative spelling for the Slovenian name, Miran, or it may come from the Persian and Kurdish title Mir meaning "prince", "general" or "ruler", Miran being…
Azerbaijani form of Jasmine; "jasmine flower"
"jasmine flower"
Popular in Azerbaijan, the name ultimately derives from Persian, and relates to the Jasmine flower.
Azerbaijani form of Narin
"delicate, fragile, slender"
Popular in Azerbaijan, Narin is an alternative spelling for the Turkish and Kurdish name Narin.
Greek feminine form of Thomas, Aramaic
"twin"
Borne by a 5th century Orthodox Christian saint, Thomaida is a rare Greek feminine form of Thomas, which may appeal to those who also enjoy the sounds of Maia and Ida.
Icelandic form of Mjǫll, Old Norse
"fresh, powdery snow"
With ties to Norse mythology and an evocative, wintery meaning, Mjöll is the Icelandic form of one of legendary children of King Snær, and is sometimes considered a snow goddess, owing to the meaning…
Italian, feminine form of Enrico
Novel way to honor Grandpa Henry.
Pet form of Thijs or Matthijs, Dutch
"gift of God"
Also used as the feminine form, Thijsje is a pet form of the popular Dutch names, Thijs and Matthijs.
Feminine form of Želimir, Slovakian, Croatian
"to wish for peace"
With a tranquil yet powerful feel about it, Želmíra is a Slovakian and Croatian name, made up of the elements želeti and miru meaning "desire, wish" and "peace, world" respectively. The name, without…
Finnish, short form of Johannes
"God is gracious"
A cute Finnish mini-name originating from Johannes.
Short form of Micaela or Michele, feminine variations of Michael, Hebrew
"who is like God"
Mikie is a boyish nickname-name of a style that's becoming more popular, ala Billie, Frankie, Stevie, and Scottie. New Jersey Congresswoman and former Navy pilot Mikie Sherrill is a noted bearer.…
French and Polish form of Rocco
"rest"
Saint Roch -- pronounced like rock -- is the patron saint of dogs. Roch is definitely one of the coolest saints' names, but many Americans will say it like roach and not rock. You will have to…
Dutch form of Mattias
"gift of Yahweh"
Diminutive form of Geoffrey or Jefferson
"pledge of peace"
A diminutive of Geoffrey, Jeffrey, or Jefferson, this form has vintage charm and a similar feel to Scottie, Jesse, and Reggie. It hasn't appeared in the charts since the 80s.
Spanish form of Zenobius, Greek
"life of Zeus"
Zenobio is a masculine name with ancient Greek origins, derived from the name Zenobius, which combines 'Zeus' (the supreme Greek god) and 'bios' (life). It essentially means 'life of Zeus' or 'life…
Dutch short form of Suzanne or Susan, Hebrew
"lily"
Suze can be a diminutive of Susan or Susanne.' Suze also exists as an independent Dutch name, pronounced SHU-sha, While Suze is one of the fastest-rising girl names in the Netherlands, no baby girls…
Georgian form of Sophia, Greek
"wisdom"
Predominantly used in Georgia, Sopio is a variation of Sophia. This interesting twist on the popular name is borne by master chess players Sopio Tkeshelashvili and Sopio Gvetadze along with…