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Dutch, feminine variation of Charles
"free man"
Similar to Caroline, but without the O. Karlijn is a feminine form of Charles used in the Netherlands, deriving from the Dutch variant of the name, Karel. It can also be seen as Carlijn.
Buryat
"mother-of-pearl"
An eastern Russian name with a decorative, nature-connected meaning, Erzhena comes from the Mongolian erzhin meaning "mother-of-pearl". Conjuring images of the iridescent lining of a shell, Erzhena a…
Hebrew
"crush, squeeze"
A rare and unisex name, Maachah is borne by a wife of David, a granddaughter of Absalom, and the father of Shephatiah in the Bible. Meaning "crushed, squeezed, pressed", it would be pronounced as…
Judeo-Spanish
"pretty, shapely, beautiful"
Derived from the Latin formosa , Fermosa is a distinctive name with the familiar sounds of Fernanda and Rosa. It relates closely to the Spanish and Galician words for "beautiful" and may additionally…