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Word name, English from Greek
"diamond"
Diamond sparkled all through the nineties--reaching as high as Number 150 in 1999. Although its shine has diminished quite a bit, it remains in use. Followers of the British royal family may know…
Sanskrit
Hira is a significant name in Islam, as in the Quran it is the name of the cave where Prophet Muhammed received revelations from Allah.
Kazakh, Arabic, Persian
Ultimately derived from the Persian word for "diamond", Almas is a rich and sparkling choice that also feels totally grounded. Also appearing as Almaz, this spelling is the Arabic, Urdu, and Kazakh…
Thai
"crystal, diamond"
A short and sharp Thai gemstone name used for both sexes.
Lithuanian
A sparkly gemstone name that was popular in Lithuania during the 2000s, Deimantė derives from the Lithuanian deimantas , meaning "diamond". Reminiscent of diamante, another name for a rhinestone,…
Persian
Succinct and straightforward with a sparkling meaning, Almaz is a unisex choice, ultimately derived from the Persian almās meaning "diamond". Associated with wealth, power, strength, and beauty,…
Versatile and grounded, but with a bright, gemstone meaning, Almaz is a unisex option, ultimately derived from the Persian almās meaning "diamond". Connected to wealth and strength, to the month of…
Greek
Diamanta is a version of Diamond that is sometimes heard in France, and does soften the hardness of the stone. It likely comes from the Greek Diamantina.
Greek, Latin
Diamantina is a feminine name of Latin and Greek origin, derived from 'diamante' meaning 'diamond.' This elegant and jewel-inspired name has been used historically in Portuguese and Italian cultures.…
Italian
Diamante was a commonly used feminine name among Italian Jews in the Middle Ages. Today, it's more popular for boys than girls in the US.
Turkish from Arabic
"light of the diamond"
A Turkish compound of the Arabic names Hira and Nur, more common than either of the names individually.