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Mikayla

**Mikayla**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mikayla is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Mikayla**or **MiKayla**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Livia

## Livia (1)

**Livia** (*liv-ee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the Italian, Romanian, and Ancient Roman languages. Livia is a feminine form of the Ancient Roman name *Livius*, which was a Roman family name that was either related to the word for "to envy" or "blue, envious".

## Livia (2)

**Livia** (*liv-ee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Livia is a short form of the name Olivia.

**Variants:** Liv, Livvy, Livvie
Makaela

**Makaela**(*muh-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Makaela is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Makaela**or **MaKaela**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Philip

**Philip** (*fil-ip*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Dutch languages as well as in the Bible. Philip is derived from the Greek name *Philippos*, meaning "friend of horses".

In the New Testament, Philip is the name of two people who are considered to be saints.

**Variant:** Phillip, Philippe, Philipp

**Diminutives:** Phil, Pip

**Feminine Forms:** Philipa, Phillipa, Philippa, Phillippa, Pippa
Naomi

**Naomi** (*nay-o-mee* or *nie-o-mee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Hebrew languages and in the Bible. Naomi is derived from the Hebrew name *Na'omiy*, meaning "pleasantness".

In the Old Testament, Naomi is the mother-in-law of Ruth who takes the name Mara after the death of her husband.
Nickolus

**Nickolus** (*nik-uh-lis*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Nickolus is a variant of the name Nicholas.

**Variants:** Nicholas, Nicolas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolus, Nikolus

**Diminutives:** Nick, Nik, Nic, Nicky

**Feminine Forms:** Nicole, Nichole, Nikole, Nickole, Nikkole, Nichola, Nicola, Nickie, Nikki, Niki, Nicki
Nicolas

**Nicolas** (*nik-uh-lis*) is a masculine name that is used in the French language. Nicolas is a French form of the name Nicholas.

**Variants:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus

**Diminutives:** Nick, Nik, Nic, Nicky

**Feminine Forms:** Nicole, Nichole, Nikole, Nickole, Nikkole, Nichola, Nicola, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki
Melissa

**Melissa** (*muh-lis-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Dutch, and Ancient Greek languages and in Greek mythology. Melissa means "bee" in Greek.

In Greek mythology, Melissa is a nymph that cared for Zeus when he was an infant.

**Variants:** Melyssa, Mellisa, Milessa

**Diminutives:** Lissa, Lyssa, Mel, Melina, Melinda, Melynda, Mindy, Mindie, Mindi, Mindee, Missy, Missie, Missi, Malinda, Malynda, Melantha
Jaye

**Jaye** (*jay*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Jaye is a feminine form of the name Jay.

**Variants:** Jayla, Jaylene, Jayleen, Jayline, Jailene, Jaelene, Jaeleen, Jaileen, Jailine, Jaeline, Jaylin, Jaylyn, Jaylynn, Jaelyn, Jaelin, Jaelynn, Jailyn, Jailynn, Jailin

**Masculine Forms:** Jay, Jae, Jace, Jayce, Jase, Jayse
Margaretta

**Margaretta**(*mahr-guh-ret-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Margaretta is a Latinate form of the name Margaret.

**Variants:** Margaret, Margarette, Margeret, Margareta, Margarete, Margaretha, Margarethe, Margrit, Margarita, Marguerite, Margarit, Margery, Margerie, Marjory, Marjorie, Margerye

**Diminutives:** Madge, Maggie, Mae, May, Mamie, Mayme, Marge, Margie, Mags, Midge, Peg, Peggy, Peggie
Nadia

**Nadia** (*nad-yuh* or *nahd-yuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Italian, Russian, Bulgarian, and Ukrainian languages. Nadia is a variant of the Russian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian name *Nadya*, a diminutive of the name *Nadezhda* meaning "hope" in Slavic.

**Variant:** Naudia, Nadine, Nadeen, Nadene, Nadean
Meredith

**Meredith** (*mer-uh-dith*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and Welsh languages. Meredith is derived from the Welsh name *Maredudd* or *Meredydd*, which may mean "great lord" or "sea lord". This name was primarily masculine up until the mid-1920s.

**Variants:** Merideth, Meridith, Meredeth
Leshaun

**Leshaun**(*luh-shawn* or *lee-shawn*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Keshaun is a combination of the prefix *Le-* and the name Shaun. This name can be written as **Leshaun**or **LeShaun**.

**Variants:** Shawn, Shaun, Deshawn, Deshaun, Keshaun, Keshawn, Rashaun, Rashawn, Lashaun, Lashawn, Leshawn
Michail

**Michail** (*mie-kuhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the Russian and Greek languages. Michail is a modern Greek form of the name Michael and a variant of the Russian name Mikhail.

**Variants:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Mickael, Mikhail, Miguel, Michal

**Diminutives:** Mick, Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Mike, Mikey

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikky, Mikki, Mikkie, Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
Memphis

## Memphis (1)

**Memphis** (*mem-fis*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Memphis is the name of a city in Tennessee. It was named after the city along the Nile River.

## Memphis (2)

**Memphis** (*mem-fis*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Memphis means "enduring and beautiful" in Ancient Greek.

In Greek mythology, Memphis is a naiad of the Nile River.
Nikole

**Nikole** (*ni-kohl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Nikole is a variant of the name Nicole.

**Variants:** Nicole, Nichole, Nickole, Nikkole

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki, Nicolette

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nick, Nic, Nik, Nicky
Monet

**Monet** (*mo-nay*) is a feminine name that is used in various languages. Monet is derived from a French surname which was either derived from:

1. the name *Hamon*, which was derived from the name *Hamo*, which is a Norman form of the Ancient Germanic name *Haimo*, which was originally a short form of names that began with the Germanic element meaning "home".
2. the name Edmond.
Pallas

## Pallas (1)

**Pallas** (*pal-is*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Pallas is probably derived from a Greek word for "maiden".

In Greek mythology, Pallas is the name of a friend of Athena. Athena accidentally killed Pallas and subsequently took the name in honor of her friend, hence why she is often referred to Pallas Athena.

## Pallas (2)

**Pallas** (*pal-is*) is a masculine name that is used in Greek mythology. Pallas may be derived from the Greek word for "to brandish".

In Greek mythology, Pallas is the name of a titan.
Michael

**Michael** (*mie-kuhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, and Czech languages. Michael is also a Biblical name. It is derived from the Hebrew name *Mikha'el*, meaning "who is like God?".

In the New Testament, Michael is the leader of heaven's armies and is the patron saint of soldiers.

**Variants:** Micheal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel, Michal

**Diminutives:** Mick, Micky, Mickey, Mike, Mikey, Mickie

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikkie, Mikki, Mikky, Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
Nathan

**Nathan** (*nay-thin*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages. Nathan is also a Biblical name. It is derived from the Hebrew name *Natan*, meaning "he gave".

In the Old Testament, Nathan is the name of a prophet and a son of David.

This name has been used since the Protestant Reformation.

**Variants:** Nathen, Nathon

**Diminutives:** Nat, Nate
Oliver

**Oliver** (*ahl-uh-vur*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Estonian, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Czech, and Slovak languages. Oliver is derived from the name *Olivier*, a Norman French form of a German or Old Norse name.

**Diminutives:** Ollie, Olly

**Feminine Forms:** Olivia, Olyvia, Alivia
Michayla

**Michayla**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Michayla is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Michayla**or **MiChayla**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Nina

**Nina** (*nee-nuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Russian, Italian, German, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Dutch, Polish, Slovene, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, and Serbian languages. Nina is a short form of names that end in *-nina*, such as Antonina.

**Variants:** Nena, Neena, Neenah, Nenah, Ninah
Mckynzie

**Mckynzie**(*muh-ken-zee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckynzie is a variant of the name Mackenzie. This name is typically written as **Mckynzie**or **McKynzie**.

**Variants:** Mackenzie, Mackenzi, Mckenzie, Makenzie, Mckenzi, Makenzi, Mackynzie, Makynzie, Mackynzi, Makynzi, Mckynzi

**Diminutives:** Kenzi, Kenzie
Mckayla

**Mckayla**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckayla is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Mckayla**or **McKayla**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Otto

**Otto** (*aht-oh*) is a masculine name that is used in the Englnish, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, and Ancient Germanic languages. Otto is a Later German form of the name *Audo* or *Odo*, which was originally a short form of names that began with the Germanic element for "wealth, fortune".

**Feminine Forms:** Ottoline, Odilia, Odelia, Odile
Michal

**Michal** (*mie-kuhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the Polish, Czech, and Slovak languages. Michal is a Polish, Czech, and Slovak form of the name Michael.

**Variants:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel

**Diminutives:** Mick, Micky, Mickey, Mike, Mikey, Mickie

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Mikki, Miki, Mikkie, Mikky, Michaela, Makaila, Makayla, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
Persephone

**Persephone** (*pur-sef-uh-nee*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Persephone is a name of unknown meaning. It may be related to the Greek word *pertho*, meaning "to destroy", and *phone*, meaning "murder".

In Greek mythology, Persephone is the daughter of Demeter and Zeus who is abducted the Hades, the god of the Underworld.
Mckaela

**Mckaela**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckaela is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Mckaela**or **McKaela**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Petronella

**Petronella** (*pet-ruh-nel-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the Dutch, German, and Swedish languages. Petronella is a Dutch, German, and Swedish form of the name Petronilla.

**Variants:** Perenelle, Petronille, Petronel, Petronelle, Petronilla, Peronel, Peronelle, Parnel, Parnelle, Pernel, Pernelle
Monica

**Monica** (*mahn-i-kuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Late Roman languages. Monica is a name of unknown meaning. It has typically been associated with the Latin word *moneo*, meaning "advisor", and the Greek word *monos*, meaning "one".

**Variants:** Monika, Monique
Mikhail

**Mikhail** (*mie-kuhl* or *mee-khah-el*) is a masculine name that is used in the Russian and Bulgarian languages. Mikhail is a Russian form of the name Michael.

**Variants:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Miguel, Michal

**Diminutives:** Mick, Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Mike, Mikey

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikky, Mikki, Mikkie, Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
Micaila

**Micaila**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Micaila is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Micaila**or **MiCaila**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Oscar

**Oscar** (*ahs-kur*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Irish, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages and in Irish mythology. Oscar may mean "deer friend" in Gaelic. It could also be derived from the Old English name *Osgar*, which was derived from elements meaning "god" and "spear", or the Old Norse name *Asgeirr* which is derived from the elements meaning "god" and "spear".
Muriel

**Muriel** (*myur-ee-uhl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, and Irish languages. Muriel is a medieval English form of a Celtic name which was probably related to the Irish name *Muirgel*, meaning "bright sea" in Gaelic.

**Variants:** Murielle, Meriel, Merla, Merle, Meryl

**Diminutive:** Merletta
Paula

**Paula** (*pawl-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Finnish, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Romanian, Hungarian, Polish, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Croatian, and Ancient Roman languages. Paula is a feminine form of the name Paul.

**Variant:** Paola

**Diminutives:** Paulette, Pauletta

**Masculine Form:** Paul
Micaela

**Micaela**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Micaela is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Micaela**or **MiCaela**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Narcissus

**Narcissus** (*nahr-sis-is*) is a masculine name that is used in the Late Roman language and Greek mythology. It is also seen in the Bible. Narcissus is the Latinized form of the Greek name *Narkissos*, which may have been derived from the Greek word for "sleep, numbness".

In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a beautiful youth who fell in love with his own reflection.

In the New Testament, this name briefly appears in the epistles.

**Feminine Form:** Narcissa
Percival

**Percival** (*pur-si-vuhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Percival was created by Chretien de Troyes for his poem 'Perceval, the Story of the Grail'. The name was based on the Welsh hero *Peredur*, which may mean "hard spears" in Welsh.

**Variant:** Perceval

**Diminutive:** Percy
Pauline

**Pauline** (*paw-leen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages. Pauline is a French feminine form of the name *Paulinus*, which was derived from the Roman family name *Paulus*, meaning "small" or "humble" in Latin.

**Variants:** Pauleen, Paulene, Paulena, Paulina, Paulette, Pauletta, Paula

**Masculine Form:** Paul
Nikkole

**Nikkole** (*ni-kohl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Nikkole is a variant of the name Nicole.

**Variants:** Nicole, Nichole, Nikole, Nickole

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki, Nicolette

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nick, Nic, Nik, Nicky
Nicole

**Nicole** (*ni-kohl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Dutch, and German languages. Nicole is a French feminine form of the name Nicholas.

**Variants:** Nichole, Nikole, Nickole, Nikkole

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki, Nicolette

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nick, Nicky, Nic, Nik
Michaela

**Michaela** (*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Czech, and Slovak languages. Michaela is a feminine form of the name Michael. This name is typically written as **Michaela** or **MiChaela**.

**Variants:** Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Moses

**Moses** (*mo-zis*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and Jewish languages and in the Bible. Moses is derived from the Hebrew name *Mosheh*, which is most likely derived from the Egyptian word for "son", but it could also mean "deliver" in Hebrew.

In the Old Testament, Moses led the Jews out of captivity in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments.
Nickole

**Nickole** (*ni-kohl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Nickole is a variant of the name Nicole.

**Variants:** Nicole, Nichole, Nikole, Nikkole

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki, Nicolette

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nick, Nic, Nik, Nicky
Nichole

**Nichole**(*ni-kohl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Nichole is a variant of the name Nicole.

**Variants:** Nicole, Nikole, Nickole, Nikkole

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki, Nicolette

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nick, Nic, Nik, Nicky
Micayla

**Micayla**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Micayla is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Micayla**or **MiCayla**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Paul

**Paul** (*pawl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Romanian languages and in the Bible. Paul is derived from the Roman family name *Paulus*, meaning "small" or "humble" in Latin.

In the New Testament, Saint Paul is an important leader of the Christian church.

**Diminutives:** Paulie, Pauly

**Feminine Forms:** Paula, Paulette, Pauletta, Pauline, Paulina, Paulene, Paulena, Pauleen
Mikaila

**Mikaila**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mikaila is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Mikaila**or **MiKaila**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Percy

**Percy** (*pur-see*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Percy is derived from an English surname which was derived from the name of a Norman town called *Perci*, which may have been derived from a Gaulish given name which was Latinized as *Persius*. It is currently seen as a short form of the name Percival.
Miranda

**Miranda** (*muh-ran-duh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Dutch languages. Miranda is derived from the Latin word *mirandus*, meaning "admirable, wonderful". The name was created by William Shakespeare for his play 'The Tempest', although it did not become common until the 20th century.

**Variants:** Myranda, Marinda

**Diminutives:** Randy, Randee, Randie, Randi
Mckenzi

**Mckenzi** (*muh-ken-zee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckenzi is a variant of the name Mackenzie. This name is typically written as **Mckenzi** or **McKenzi**.

**Variants:** Mackenzie, Mackenzi, Mckenzie, Makenzie, Makenzi, Mackynzie, Mckynzie, Makynzie, Mackynzi, Makynzi, Mckynzi

**Diminutives:** Kenzi, Kenzie
Michaila

**Michaila**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Michaila is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Michaila**or **MiChaila**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Penelope

**Penelope** (*puh-nel-uh-pee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language and in Greek mythology. Penelope is possibly derived from the Greek word *penelops*, the word for a type of duck, or from the Greek words for "threads, weft" and "face, eye".

In Greek mythology, Penelope is the wife of Odysseus.

**Diminutives:** Penny, Pennie, Penni
Nancy

**Nancy** (*nant-see*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Nancy was originally a medieval diminutive of the name Annis, although it became a diminutive of the name Anne since the 18th century. It is usually regarded as an independent name now, however.

**Variants:** Nancie, Nanci

**Diminutive:** Nan, Nanette, Nanny, Nannie
Nicholas

**Nicholas** (*nik-uh-lis*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages. Nicholas is derived from the Greek name *Nikolaos*, meaning "victory of the people".

**Variants:** Nicolas, Nikolas, Nickolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus

**Diminutives:** Nick, Nic, Nik, Nicky

**Feminine Forms:** Nicole, Nichole, Nichola, Nicola, Nikole, Nickole, Nikkole, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki
Mickael

**Mickael** (*mie-kuhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the French language. Mickael is a French form of the name Michael.

**Variants:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel, Michal

**Diminutives:** Mick, Micky, Mickey, Mike, Mickie, Mikey

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikkie, Mikky, Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
Miguel

**Miguel** (*mee-gel*) is a masculine name that is used in the Spanish and Portuguese languages. Miguel is a Spanish and Portuguese form of the name Michael.

**Variants:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Michal

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikkie, Mikky, Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
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Mckenzie

**Mckenzie** (*muh-ken-zee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckenzie is a variant of the name Mackenzie. This name is typically written as **Mckenzie** or **McKenzie**.

**Variants:** Mackenzie, Mackenzi, Makenzie, Mckenzi, Makenzi, Mackynzie, Mckynzie, Makynzie, Mackynzi, Makynzi, Mckynzi

**Diminutives:** Kenzi, Kenzie
Kaetie

**Kaetie** (*kay-tee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Kaetie is a variant of the name Katie.

**Variants:** Caetee, Caeti, Caetie, Caety, Caitee, Caiti, Caitie, Caity, Catey, Cati, Catie, Caty, Caytee, Cayti, Caytie, Cayty, Kaetee, Kaeti, Kaety, Kaitee, Kaiti, Kaitie, Kaity, Katey, Kati, Katie, Katy, Kaytee, Kayti, Kaytie, Kayty
Mikhaila

**Mikhaila**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mikhaila is a variant of the name Michaela influenced by the name Mikhail.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Sheryl

**Sheryl** (*sher-uhl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Sheryl is a variant of the name Cheryl.

**Variants:** Cheryl, Cherryl, Cheryll, Sherryl, Sheryll, Sharyl, Sharryl, Sharyll, Sherill, Sherril, Sherrill, Cherilyn, Cherilynn, Cherrilyn, Sherilyn, Sherilynn, Sherrilyn, Sharilyn, Sharilynn, Sharrilyn

**Diminutives:** Cheri, Cherie, Cherri, Cherrie, Sheri, Sherie, Sherrie, Sherri, Sherry, Sharry, Shari, Sharie, Sharrie, Sharri, Cher, Sher, Cherette, Sherette
Karsten

**Karsten**(*kahr-stin*) is a masculine name that is used in the German language. Karsten is a Low German form of the name Christian.

**Variant:** Carsten, Christian, Cristian, Kristian

**Feminine Forms:** Christina, Christine, Christianna, Christiana, Christianne, Christiane, Christabel, Christabelle, Christabella, Christobel, Christobelle, Christobella, Cristina, Cristine, Cristianna, Cristiana, Cristianne, Cristiane, Cristabel, Cristabelle, Cristabella, Cristobel, Cristobelle, Cristobella, Chrystina, Chrystine, Chrystianna, Chrystiana, Chrystianne, Chrystiane, Chrystabel, Chrystabelle, Chrystabella, Chrystobel, Chrystobelle, Chrystobella, Crystina, Crystine, Crystianna, Crystiana, Crystianne, Crystiane, Crystabel, Crystabelle, Crystabella, Crystobel, Crystobelle, Crystobella, Kristina, Kristine, Kristianna, Kristiana, Kristianne, Kristiane, Kristabel, Kristabelle, Kristabella, Kristobel, Kristobelle, Kristobella, Krystina, Krystine, Krystianna, Krystiana, Krystianne, Krystiane, Krystabel, Krystabelle, Krystabella, Krystobel, Krystobelle, Krystobella
Nicola

**Nicola** (*nik-uh-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Czech, and German languages. Nicola is a Latinate feminine form of the name Nicholas.

**Variants:** Nichola

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nic, Nick, Nik, Nicky
Paulina

**Paulina** (*paw-leen-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Lithuanian, and Ancient Roman languages. Paulian is a feminine form of the name *Paulino*, which was derived from the Roman family name *Paulinus*, which was derived from the name Paul.

**Variants:** Paulena, Pauline, Pauleen, Paulene, Paula, Paulette, Pauletta

**Diminutive:** Lina

**Masculine Form:** Paul
Merope

**Merope** (*mer-uh-pee* or *mer-o-pee*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Merope may mean "with face turned" or "bee-eater bird".

In Greek mythology, Merope was one of the Pleiades. the seven stars of the constellation Taurus. Merope was the smallest and least bright star because, according to mythology, Merope was ashamed for having married a mortal man, Sisyphus.
Maximilien

**Maximilien** (*maks-uh-mil-ee-in* or *maks-uh-mil-yin*) is a masculine name that is used in the French language. Maximilien is a French form of the name Maximilian.

**Variants:** Maximilian, Maximillian, Maximillien

**Diminutive:** Max

**Feminine Forms:** Maxine, Maxene, Maxeen, Maximilia, Maximillia
Nichola

**Nichola** (*nik-uh-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the British dialect of the English language. Nichola is a feminine form of the name Nicholas.

**Variant:** Nicola

**Diminutives:** Nicky, Nickie, Nicki, Nikki, Niki

**Masculine Forms:** Nicholas, Nickolas, Nikolas, Nicolas, Nickolus, Nicolus, Nikolus, Nic, Nik, Nick, Nicky
Olivia

**Olivia** (*uh-liv-ee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, Spanish, German, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages. Olivia may have been based on the name Oliver. It was first used by William Shakespeare for a character in his comedy 'Twelfth Night'.

**Variants:** Alivia, Olyvia, Alyvia

**Diminutives:** Liv, Livia, Livvy, Livvie, Oli, Olly, Olli, Ollie
Mckaila

**Mckaila**(*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckaila is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Mckaila**or **McKaila**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikky, Mikkie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Patricia

**Patricia** (*puh-trish-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, German, and Late Roman languages. Patricia is a feminine form of the name *Patricius*, meaning "nobleman".

**Variant:** Patrice

**Diminutives:** Pat, Patty, Pattie, Patti, Patsy, Patsi, Patsie, Tricia, Trish, Trisha, Trecia, Tresha

**Masculine Form:** Patrick
Micheal

**Micheal** (*mie-kuhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Micheal is a variant of the name Michael.

**Variants:** Michael, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel, Michal

**Diminutives:** Mick, Micky, Mickey, Mike, Mickie, Mikey

**Feminine Forms:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikkie, Mikky, Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Mikaela, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila, Michelle, Michele
Rosaline

**Rosaline** (*roz-uh-leen* or *roz-uh-lien*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rosaline is a medieval variant of the name Rosalind.

**Variants:** Rosalind, Rosaleen, Rosalyn, Rosalynn, Rosalynne, Roselyn, Roselynn, Roselynne, Roslyn, Roslynn, Rosalin, Rosalyne

**Diminutives:** Ros, Roz
Mckynzi

**Mckynzi**(*muh-ken-zee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Mckynzi is a variant of the name Mackenzie. This name is typically written as **Mckynzi**or **McKynzi**.

**Variants:** Mackenzie, Mackenzi, Mckenzie, Makenzie, Mckenzi, Makenzi, Mackynzie, Mckynzie, Makynzie, Mackynzi, Makynzi

**Diminutives:** Kenzi, Kenzie
Raymond

**Raymond** (*ray-mind*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages. Raymond is derived from the Germanic name *Raginmund*, which is composed of elements meaning "advice" and "protector".

**Variant:** Raymund

**Diminutive:** Ray

**Feminine Forms:** Ramona, Rae, Raylene, Rayline, Rayleen, Raylyn, Raylynn, Raelene, Raeline, Raeleen, Raelyn, Raelynn
Rebecka

**Rebecka** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rebecka is a variant of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebecah, Rebeccah, Rebeckah, Rebeka, Rebekah, Rebeca, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Paris

## Paris (1)

**Paris** (*par-is*) is a masculine name that is used in Greek mythology. Paris is a name of an unknown meaning.

In Greek mythology, Paris is a Trojan prince who kidnaps Helen and inadvertently begins the Trojan War.

## Paris (2)

**Paris** (*par-is*) is a feminine name that is used in various languages. Paris is the name of the capital of France.
Mikaela

**Mikaela** (*mi-kay-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Danish, Finnish, Swedish, and Norwegian languages. Mikaela is a variant of the name Michaela. This name is typically written as **Mikaela** or **MiKaela**.

**Variants:** Michaela, Makayla, Makaila, Makaela, Macayla, Macaila, Macaela, Mckayla, Mckaila, Mckaela, Mikayla, Mikaila, Micaila, Micaela, Micayla, Machayla, Machaila, Machaela, Michaila, Michayla, Mikhaila

**Diminutives:** Micky, Mickey, Mickie, Micki, Miki, Mikki, Mikkie, Mikky

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Michal, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel
Niobe

**Niobe** (*nie-oh-bay* or *nee-oh-bee* or *nie-oh-bee* or *nee-oh-bay*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Niobe is a name of unknown meaning.

In Greek mythology, Niobe was a mother of fourteen who boasted that she was superior to Leto. Leto's children, Apollo and Artemis, killed Niobe's fourteen children.
Tamara

**Tamara** (*tam-uh-ruh* or *tuh-mahr-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Slovene, Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, Dutch, Italian, and Spanish languages. Tamara is a Russian form of the Hebrew and Georgian name *Tamar*, meaning "palm tree" in Hebrew.

**Variants:** Tamra, Tamera, Tamora, Tammara, Tammera, Tammora

**Diminutives:** Tammy, Tammie, Tammi, Tami, Tamia
Silvia

**Silvia** (*sil-vee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, German, and Late Roman languages and in Roman mythology. Silvia is the feminine form of the name *Silvius*, which was derived from the Latin word for "wood, forest".

**Variant:** Sylvia
Samuel

**Samuel** (*sam-yuhl* or *sam-yoo-uhl*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, and Jewish languages and in the Bible. Samuel is derived from the Hebrew name *Shemu'el*, which could mean either "name of God" or "God has heard".

In the Old Testament, Samuel was the last of the ruling judges.

**Diminutives:** Sam, Sammy, Sammie

**Feminine Forms:** Sammi, Sami, Sammie
Rashaun

**Rashaun**(*ruh-shawn*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Rashaun is a combination of the prefix *Ra-* and the name Shaun. This name can be written as **Rashaun**or **RaShaun**.

**Variants:** Shawn, Shaun, Deshawn, Deshaun, Keshaun, Keshawn, Rashawn, Lashaun, Lashawn, Leshaun, Leshawn
Rebeckah

**Rebeckah** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rebeckah is a variant of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebecah, Rebeccah, Rebecka, Rebeka, Rebekah, Rebeca, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Susann

**Susann** (*soo-zan* or *soo-sin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish languages. Susann is an English variant of the name Suzanne or Susan or a German and Scandinavian short form of the name Susanne.

**Variants:** Susanna, Suzanne, Suzane, Susan, Suzan, Suzann, Susanne, Suzannah, Susannah, Suzanna

**Diminutives:** Sue, Susie, Susy, Susi, Suzie, Suzi, Suzy, Sukie
Phinehas

**Phinehas** (*fin-ee-is*) is a masculine name that is used in the Bible. Phinehas probably means "Nubian" from the Egypitan word *Panhsj*, although some believe it means "serpent's mouth" in Hebrew.

In the Old Testament, Phinehas is a grandson of Aaron who kills an Israelite because he is intimate with a Midianite woman.

**Variant:** Phineas
Rachel

**Rachel** (*ray-chuhl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Hebrew, French, German, and Dutch languages and in the Bible. Rachel is a Hebrew name meaning "ewe".

In the Old Testament, Rachel is the favorite wife of Jacob and mother of Benjamin and Joseph.

**Variants:** Rachael, Racheal, Rachelle, Rachyl, Raschelle, Raquel, Racquelle, Racquel, Raquelle, Rashelle

**Diminutives:** Ray, Rae
Michele

**Michele** (*mi-shel*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Michele is a variant of the name Michelle.

**Variant:** Michelle

**Diminutives:** Micheline, Michelyne, Chelle, Shell, Shelly, Shelli, Shellie

**Masculine Forms:** Michael, Micheal, Michel, Mickael, Michail, Mikhail, Miguel, Michal
Rebeca

**Rebeca** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rebeca is a variant of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebecah, Rebeccah, Rebecka, Rebeckah, Rebeka, Rebekah, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Philomena

**Philomena** (*fil-uh-meen-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, and Late Greek languages. Philomena is derived from the Greek words for "friend, lover" and "mind, purpose, strength, courage".

**Variants:** Philomina, Philamina, Philamena, Filomena, Filomina, Filamina, Filamena, Philomene, Philamene, Filomene, Filamene
Rosalind

**Rosalind** (*roz-uh-lind*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rosalind is derived from the Germanic elements that mean "horse" and "soft, tender".

**Variants:** Rosaline, Rosaleen, Rosalyn, Rosalynn, Rosalynne, Roselyn, Roselynn, Roselynne, Roslyn, Roslynn, Rosalin, Rosalyne

**Diminutives:**Ros, Roz
Priscilla

**Priscilla** (*pri-sil-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, French, Italian, and Ancient Roman languages and in the Bible. Priscilla is a diminutive of the name Prisca.

In the New Testament, Paul lived with Aquila and Priscilla in Corinth.

**Variants:** Priscylla, Pryscilla, Pryscylla

**Diminutives:** Pris, Prissy, Prissie, Cissy, Sissy, Sissie, Cissie
Rudolf

**Rudolf** (*roo-dawlf*) is a masculine name that is used in the German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Slovene, Croatian, Russian, and Armenian languages. Rudolf is derived from the Germanic name *Hrodulf*, which was derived from the elements meaning "fame" and "wolf".

**Variants:** Rodolf, Rudolph, Rodolph

**Diminutive:** Rudy
Sherry

**Sherry** (*sher-ee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Before the 20th century, this name was probably derived from the Irish surname *O'Searraigh*, meaning "descendant of Searrach". It may have later been reinforced by the French word for "darling" or the English word.

**Variants:** Sheri, Sherie, Sherrie, Sherri, Shari, Sharie, Sharrie, Sharri, Sharry, Sher, Sherette, Cheri, Cherie, Cherri, Cherrie, Cher, Cherette
Rebekah

**Rebekah** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language and in the Bible. Rebekah is a form of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebecah, Rebeccah, Rebecka, Rebeckah, Rebeka, Rebeca, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Rebeccah

**Rebeccah** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rebeccah is a variant of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebecah, Rebecka, Rebeckah, Rebeka, Rebekah, Rebeca, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Riley

**Riley** (*rie-lee*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English language. Riley is derived from a surname which is either a variant of the name Reilly or derived from a place name meaning "rye clearing" in Old English.

**Variants:** Rilee, Rileigh, Rilie, Ryley, Rylee, Ryleigh, Rylie, Reilly
Susanna

**Susanna** (*soo-zan-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Dutch, Russian, Finnish, Swedish, Italian, and Old Church Slavic languages and in the Bible. Susanna is derived from the naem *Sousanna*, the Greek form of the Hebrew name *Shoshannah*. This name was derived from the Hebrew word for "lily".

**Variants:** Susannah, Suzanna, Suzanne, Suzane, Susan, Suzan, Suzann, Susann, Susanne, Suzannah

**Diminutives:** Sue, Susie, Susi, Susy, Suzie, Suzi, Suzy, Sukie
Prudence

**Prudence** (*proo-dints*) is a masculine and feminine name that is used in the English and French languages. Prudence is a medieval English form of the name *Prudentia*, a feminine form of the Roman name *Prudentius*, which was derived from the Latin word for "good judgement".

**Diminutives:** Prue, Pru
Rebeka

**Rebeka** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rebeka is a variant of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebecah, Rebeccah, Rebecka, Rebeckah, Rebekah, Rebeca, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Robert

**Robert** (*rah-burt*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Russian, Slovene, Croatian, Romanian, and Ancient Germanic languages. Robert is derived from the Germanic name *Hrodebert*, meaning "bright fame".

**Variant:** Rupert

**Diminutives:** Bob, Bobby, Bobbie, Rob, Robbie, Robby, Robin

**Feminine Forms:** Roberta, Bobbi, Bobbie, Robyn, Robin, Robina, Robena, Robynne, Bobi
Rashawn

**Rashawn**(*ruh-shawn*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Rashawn is a combination of the prefix *Ra-* and the name Shaun. This name can be written as **Rashawn**or **RaShawn**.

**Variants:** Shawn, Shaun, Deshawn, Deshaun, Keshaun, Keshawn, Rashaun, Lashaun, Lashawn, Leshaun, Leshawn
Stephen

**Stephen** (*steev-in* or *stef-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language and in the Bible. Stephen is derived from the Greek name *Stephanos*, meaning "crown".

**Variant:** Steven

**Diminutives:** Ste, Steph, Stevie, Steve

**Feminine Forms:** Stefana, Stefani, Stefany, Stefanie, Stephani, Stephany, Stephanie, Stefania, Stephania
Steven

**Steven** (*steev-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and Dutch languages. Steven is a medieval English variant of the name Stephen and a Dutch variant of the name Stefan.

**Variants:** Stephen, Stephan, Stefan

**Diminutives:** Steve, Stevie, Ste, Steph

**Feminine Form:** Stefana, Stefani, Stefania, Stefany, Stefanie, Stephani, Stephanie, Stephany, Stephania
Samson

**Samsonn** (*sam-sin*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and French languages and in the Bible. Samson is derived from the Hebrew name *Shimshon*, meaning "sun".

In the Old Testament, Samson is gifted great strength by God. Delilah cut his hair, betraying him and stripping him of his power.

**Diminutives:** Sam, Sammy, Sammie
Rae

**Rae** (*ray*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rae is a short form of the name Rachel or a feminine form of the name Ray.

**Variants:** Rayline, Raylene, Rayleen, Raylyn, Raylynn, Raeline, Raelene, Raeleen, Raelyn, Raelynn, Railine, Railene, Raileen, Railyn, Railynn

**Masculine Forms:** Ray, Raymond, Raymund
Ruth

**Ruth** (*rooth*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Spanish languages and in the Bible. Ruth is derived from a Hebrew name which was derived from the Hebrew word for "friend".

In the Old Testament, Ruth is an ancestor of King David.

**Variant:** Ruthe

**Diminutives:** Ruthie, Ruthye, Ruthy
Pluto

**Pluto** (*ploo-toh*) is a masculine name that is used in Greek and Roman mythology. Pluto is the Latinized form of the Greek name *Plouton*, which was derived from the word for "wealth".

In Roman mythology, Pluto is the god of the underworld and wealth. This is another name for Hades in Greek mythology.
Simon

**Simon** (*sie-min*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Hungarian, Slovene, Romanian, Macedonian, and Georgian languages and in the Bible. Simon is derived from a Greek form of the Hebrew name *Shim'on*, meaning "he has heard".

**Variant:** Simeon

**Feminine Forms:** Simone, Symone, Cimone, Cymone, Simonette, Symonette, Cimonette, Cymonette
Rebecah

**Rebecah** (*ruh-bek-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Rebecah is a variant of the name Rebecca.

**Variants:** Rebecca, Rebeccah, Rebecka, Rebeckah, Rebeka, Rebekah, Rebeca, Rebekka, Rebekkah

**Diminutives:** Beca, Becca, Becka, Beka, Bekka, Becah, Beccah, Beckah, Bekah, Bekkah, Becci, Beccie, Becki, Beckie, Becky, Beki, Bekki, Bekkie, Bekky, Reba
Ronald

**Ronald** (*rahn-uld*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and Scottish languages. Ronald is a Scottish form of the Ancient Scandinavian name *Ragnvaldr*, which is composed of elements meaning "advice, counsel" and "power, ruler".

**Diminutives:** Ron, Ronny, Ronnie

**Feminine Forms:** Ronni, Roni, Ronnie, Ronette, Ronnette, Ronetta, Ronnetta
Simeon

**Simeon** (*sie-mee-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the Bulgarian and Serbian languages and in the Bible. Simeon is derived from the Hebrew name *Shim'on*, meaning "he has heard".

**Variant:** Simon

**Feminine Forms:** Simone, Symone, Cimone, Cymone, Simonette, Cimonette, Symonette, Cymonette
Sandra

**Sandra** (*san-druh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, French, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovene, Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, and Romanian languages. Sandra is a short form of the name *Alessandra*, an Italian form of the name Alexandra.

**Variant:** Sondra

**Diminutives:** Sandy, Sandie, Sandi
Phyllis

**Phyllis** (*fil-is*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and German languages and in Greek mythology. Phyllis means "foliage" in Greek.

In Greek mythology, Phyllis is a woman who killed herself out of her love for Demophon and was turned into an almond tree.

**Variants:** Phyliss, Phillis, Philis, Philiss, Phylis