By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Irish
"man from Ulster"
Latin, Italian
"last"
Hawaiian
"heavenly inspiration"
Turkish, Azerbaijani
"exalted"
Latin
Feminine variation of Ulysses, Latin from Greek
"wrathful"
Turkish
"mother, placenta"
Arabic, Urdu
"flourish, prosper"
Urdu, Arabic
"prosperous, flourishing"
Arabic
"little mother"
"flourishing, thriving"
West African
"populous, flourishing"
Variation of Uma, Maya, Umay, Amaya, or Umayma, Sanskrit, Hindi, Hebrew, Turkish, Basque, Arabic
"light, flax; magic, illusion; beloved; womb; the end; mother"
Variation of Umama, Arabic
Color name
Italian variation of Humbert
"renowned warrior"
Italian place name, from the Umbri, one of the chief tribes settling the Italian nation
Literature, Latin
"shadow"
"one in the shadow"
Japanese
"plum-blossom child, patient"
Japanese, Malay, Indonesian
"sea; mother"
"tenth"
Japanese or Quechua
"sea or emerald"
"wish, hope, desire"
"hope"
Cherokee
"bushy head"
Basque
"cowherd"
Xhosa
"God is with us"
"little wave"
Literary name
"evening star"
"white"
Pop culture
Variation of Eunice
African
"shining"
Word name
"one of a kind"
English
"oneness"
"unfamiliar, not yet known"
Icelandic, "wave warrior; love warrior"
"wave warrior; love warrior"
Icelandic
"waves on the stone; love stone"
"bear friend"
"upper town"
"upper forest"
Greek
"heavenly"
Greek mythology name
"the heavens"
Turkish surname
"master, craftsman"
French
"city dweller"
"of the city"
Latin, feminine form of Urban
Old Norse
"fate"
