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Diminutive of Jasmine
This abbreviated form chosen by tennis greats Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi couldn't be jazzier.
Ana Liz is a compound feminine name combining two classic short forms - Ana (from Hannah, meaning 'grace' in Hebrew) and Liz (from Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath' in Hebrew). Popular in Spanish…
Welsh variation of Gladys
Although it gives of a somewhat Spanish vibe (a la Beatriz), Gladez is in fact a Welsh variation of the more familiar English name Gladys. That being said, while around 5 girls are named Gladys each…
Breton variation of Cecilia
This spunky variation of the placid Cecilia might be a winner for those looking for a rare international version of a traditional name.
Variation of Yazmin
"Jasmine"
Used as a short form of Yazmin and a name in its own right, Yazz is a sparky, jazzy feeling name. It is borne by British pop singer, Yasmin "Yazz" Evans and by a character in Bernadine Evaristo's…
Chantez is a distinctive feminine name with French linguistic origins, derived from the French verb 'chanter' meaning 'to sing,' with the ending suggesting an imperative form—literally 'sing!' This…
Persian
"diamond"
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,…
Cadiz as a feminine name draws inspiration from the ancient Spanish coastal city of Cádiz. This place name has Phoenician origins, as the city was founded as 'Gadir' meaning 'enclosure' or…
Zannz is an extremely rare feminine name with a contemporary invented quality. With its double 'n' and ending 'z,' the name appears to be a modern creation rather than having historical roots in any…
Turkish
"flame, blaze"
A bright, unisex name of Turkish origin, Alaz (or Alaz Khan) is the god of fire in Turkic mythology. He is associated with both protection and destruction, as fire is seen to both purify and punish…