Short baby names of one or two syllables

Short for Germanic names with adal, noble, such as Adelaide; also a Latin form of the Hebrew Adah

Earth, man; from the Hebrew for red earth

White; in Spanish, Italian and Catalan, dawn

Defender of the people; short for Alexander or Alexandra

High, exalted; from Arabic

Usually explained as the Latin for nourishing, kind

Amber

Commander, prince

Beloved; from the Old French Amee and the Latin Amata

Favour or grace; a form of Anna

Favour, grace; the Latin form of Hannah

Lion, from the Hebrew; a variant of Arieh

Often read as a musical aria; the Persian Arya means noble

A form of Eva; also an English form of the Irish Aoife

A Scandinavian name, linked to the Hebrew Absalom

In Turkish, the halo of light around the moon; in Hebrew, often said to mean oak or terebinth

From an English surname for someone living near a hill or bank

From the French word beau, or short for surnames like Beaumont

Son of the right hand

Field, plain; from the Scottish Gaelic blàr

A variant of Blair, from the Scottish Gaelic

A surname from the Old English for black, or for pale and fair; or from the Irish Ó Bláthmaic

From the Danish and Swedish Bo, or a spelling variant of Beau

From the Middle English brigge, bridge; an English surname

Someone who lived near a brook, from an English surname

From an English surname taken from the word brook

Brown; from the Old High German brūn

A variant of Brice, from the Celtic languages

A variant of the Welsh name Bryn

From English surnames: the Old English name Cada, lump, or a cooper, from cade, barrel

Free man; a feminine form of Carl or Carlos

From an occupational surname, a variant of Case

An American pet form of Chauncey, now also linked to the word chance

Clergyman or learned man, from the Old English clerc

From an English surname, from the Old English for coal-black, or a pet form of Nicholas

From the Middle English colt, a name for someone who looked after horses; also short for Colton

From Crewe in Cheshire, from the Old Welsh criu, weir

Cross, from a Spanish and Portuguese surname

Beloved

Valley, from an English surname; also from the church title dean

Delight, after the Garden of Eden

Ascent

From the Greek Helios

A shortening of Eleanor or Ellen

Short for Eleanor and other El- names; also a name in its own right

Short for Eleanor, Elizabeth and other El- names

Whole, universal

An Italian name from the German Heinz, short for Heinrich: home and ruler

Life; from the Hebrew Ḥawwāh, the name of the first woman in Genesis

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