Latin name meaning "from Hadria" (a northern Italian town). Has a sophisticated, international appeal.

Celtic name possibly meaning "handsome" or "cheerful." Has a simple strength with classic appeal.

A Celtic name meaning "handsome" or "cheerful". Its simple sound has a friendly, approachable quality.

Greek name meaning "defender of the people." Carried by Alexander the Great and many rulers throughout history.

A Greek name meaning "defender of men". Its noble history balances with playful nickname options like "Alex".

Germanic name meaning "noble" or "of noble kind." Has literary connections through Alice in Wonderland.

A Greek name meaning "with healing power". In Greek mythology, Althea was the mother of Meleager, and the name carries an elegant, botanical connection.

Latin name meaning "worthy of love." Has a classic feel with enduring popularity.

Latin name meaning "beloved." Simple yet enduring with a friendly quality.

Latin name possibly meaning "priceless one." Has religious significance through St. Anthony.

A Celtic name possibly meaning "bear". Its legendary connections and distinguished sound have a noble, timeless quality.

Latin name meaning "golden". Associated with the sun and carries an air of imperial elegance.

Latin name meaning "voyager" or "blessed". Literary connections through Beatrix Potter.

An Italian name meaning "white". Its Shakespearean connections and melodic sound have a romantic, literary quality.

English place name meaning "broad meadow." Has a strong yet approachable quality.

Irish name meaning "strength" or "exalted one." Associated with St. Bridget of Ireland.

Greek name meaning "most beautiful". Classical origin with a fresh, contemporary sound.

A feminine form of Charles meaning "free man". Its classic elegance and melodic quality feel both graceful and warm.

A Latin name meaning "blind". Despite its meaning, its musical associations and flowing sound have a harmonious, elegant quality.

Greek name meaning "blooming" or "fertility." Has ancient roots as an epithet of the goddess Demeter.

A Greek name meaning "blooming" or "young green shoot". Its fresh sound has a springlike, youthful quality.

Greek name meaning "Christ-bearer." Has religious significance and has remained consistently popular.

An English occupational name meaning "clerk" or "scholar". Its superhero connections and strong sound have a capable, dignified quality.

Irish diminutive of Nicholas meaning "victory of the people." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

An anglicized form of the Gaelic name Cailean. Its friendly sound has a gentle, intellectual quality.

A Germanic name meaning "brave counsel". Its literary connections and distinguished sound have a thoughtful, refined quality.

A Latin name meaning "constant" or "steadfast". Its imperial connections and distinguished sound have a regal, timeless quality.

A Greek name meaning "to tame" or "subdue". Its classical roots and strong sound have a distinguished yet friendly quality.

A French form of Damian meaning "to tame". Its strong sound has a distinctive, mysterious quality.

A Greek name meaning "to tame" or "subdue". Its classical roots and strong sound have a friendly, approachable quality.

English occupational name meaning "valley" or church official. Has a strong, masculine quality.

English occupational name meaning "valley" or church official. Has a strong, masculine quality.

English occupational name meaning "valley" or church official. Has a strong, masculine quality.

Derived from Delphi, the ancient Greek city, home to the famous oracle. Has oceanic connections through the dolphin.

A Greek name meaning "follower of Demeter". Has classical heritage with Shakespearean connections.

A Germanic name meaning "ruler of the people". Its familiar sound has a friendly, accessible quality.

Latin name meaning "belonging to the Lord." Has religious significance through St. Dominic.

A Latin name meaning "belonging to the Lord". Its classical roots and strong sound have a dignified yet friendly quality.

An Old English name meaning "wealthy guardian". Its royal associations and classic sound offer dignified nickname options.

A French variation of Helen meaning "bright, shining light". Its Arthurian legend connections and flowing sound have a romantic quality.

A name with Greek origins meaning "bright, shining one". Its vintage elegance balances sophistication with cute nickname options.

Hebrew name meaning "the Lord is my God." Has a scholarly, distinguished quality.

A Hebrew name meaning "the Lord is my God". Its gentle sound has a scholarly, friendly quality.

A variation of Elijah meaning "Jehovah is God". Its gentle sound has a friendly, approachable quality.

Derived from Latin meaning "industrious" or "striving". Its delicate sound and literary connections give it quiet grace.

Originally a Germanic name meaning "whole" or "universal." Has maintained popularity for its simple elegance and literary connections.

Derived from Germanic roots meaning "whole" or "universal". It has a sweet, timeless quality that feels both sophisticated and approachable.

A variation of Eve meaning "life". Its simple elegance and positive associations feel both timeless and fresh.

Latin name meaning "fortunate". Feminine form of Faustus with historical resonance.

Latin name meaning "happy" or "fortunate." Has literary connections and a cheerful quality.

Latin name meaning "lucky" or "successful". Classic with a happy connotation.

Irish name meaning "fair" or "white." Short, strong, and associated with Irish folklore hero Finn MacCool.

A feminine form of Francis meaning "Frenchman" or "free one". Its vintage dignity and gentle sound have a thoughtful, graceful quality.

Greek feminine form of George meaning "farmer" or "earth-worker." Has geographic associations and a Southern charm.

A feminine form of George meaning "farmer". Its sweet sound and place name connection feel both classic and friendly.

An English surname meaning "great" or "large". Its strong sound has a distinguished yet approachable quality.

Germanic form of Henry meaning "home ruler." Has royal connections and a friendly quality.

A French and Greek form of Helen, meaning "bright, shining light". Has classical mythology connections with an elegant sound.

A Germanic name meaning "ruler of the home". Its historical dignity combines with a friendly, vintage charm.

A Germanic name meaning "mind" or "intellect". Its international appeal and compact form have a distinguished yet approachable quality.

Scottish form of John meaning "God is gracious." Simple, strong, and internationally recognized.

Originally a diminutive of John meaning "God is gracious". Its crisp sound projects strength with a mischievous charm.

Hebrew name meaning "supplanter." One of the most enduring names in English-speaking countries with biblical and royal connections.

A classic Hebrew name meaning "supplanter". Its timeless appeal and friendly nickname options make it both strong and approachable.

A Greek name meaning "healer". Its mythological connections and friendly sound have an approachable, classic quality.

Germanic name meaning "divine peace." Has a classic feel with friendly nickname options.

Hebrew name meaning "God is gracious." One of the most enduring names throughout Western history.

Latin name meaning "youthful" or "Jove's child." Has ancient Roman roots and an enduring elegance.

A Latin name meaning "youthful". Its classic elegance and international appeal feel both sophisticated and timeless.

Latin name meaning "youthful" or "downy-bearded." Has historical connections and a scholarly feel.

A Greek name meaning "most beautiful". Combines classical heritage with an elegant, aspirational quality.

English short form of Katherine meaning "pure." Simple yet sophisticated with royal connections.

Irish variant of Cian meaning "ancient" or Persian "king." Has a strong yet gentle quality.

A shortened form of Lancelot. Its Arthurian legend connections and strong sound have a heroic yet accessible quality.

Greek short form of Helena meaning "bright one" or "torch." Has a simple elegance with international appeal.

A Latin name meaning "lion". Its compact form projects strength while maintaining a cute, approachable quality.

A Greek name meaning "lion". Its compact form has a strong yet friendly quality.

Latin form of Luke meaning "light-giving" or "illumination." Has religious significance as one of the Gospel writers.

Derived from Latin meaning "light" or "illumination". Its gentle sound has a sweet, boyish charm.

Latin name meaning "light." Has religious significance through Saint Lucia and international appeal.

Derived from the Latin lux meaning "light". Carries classical elegance with scholarly and artistic associations.

Scottish name meaning "devotee of Saint Columba." Has a distinguished, intellectual quality.

A Scottish name meaning "devotee of Saint Columba". Its distinctive sound has a thoughtful, intellectual quality.

Latin name meaning "dedicated to Mars" (the Roman god of war). Has ancient Roman connections and a distinguished quality.

Latin name meaning "dedicated to Mars" (the Roman god of war). Has ancient Roman connections and a distinguished quality.

A Latin name meaning "dedicated to Mars". Its classical roots and strong sound have a dignified yet friendly quality.

A Greek name meaning "pearl". Its classic dignity and wealth of nickname options offer both formality and sweetness.

Latin form of Mary meaning "bitter" or "beloved." Has religious significance through the Virgin Mary.

Latin name meaning "dedicated to Mars" (the Roman god of war). Has significance through Martin Luther King Jr.

Hebrew name meaning "who is like God?" Has remained consistently popular for its strength and biblical significance.

French feminine form of Michael meaning "who is like God?" Has a classic elegance with international appeal.

Latin name derived from "soldier" or English variant of Milo. Has a strong yet gentle quality.

Irish name meaning "champion" or "cloud." Has a simple strength with space exploration connections.

Greek name meaning "victory of the people." Has religious significance through St. Nicholas.

Spanish short form of names ending in "nina" or Russian short form of Anna. Has an international appeal.

A Latin name meaning "eighth". Its classical roots and flowing syllables have an elegant, distinctive quality.

A Latin name meaning "eighth". Has classical Roman connections and literary associations through Shakespeare.

Derived from Latin meaning "olive tree." Conjures images of peace and has literary connections through Oliver Twist.

Derived from Latin meaning "olive tree". Its literary heritage and gentle sound make it sophisticated yet friendly.

A Latin name meaning "olive tree" symbolizing peace and fertility. Popularized by Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.