All baby names

my father's joy

defender of men

work; industrious

of uncertain meaning (from the Roman family name Antonius)

air; melody (from the Italian musical term aria); also related to Persian Arya (noble)

fortunate; happy

dawn

of uncertain meaning; from the Germanic element aw-

elf-counsel (from Old English Ælfred)

son of the right hand

blessed

acolyte (young cult officiant)

cart driver (occupational surname)

free man (from Germanic, via Old French)

free man; petite (feminine form of Charles)

blooming; young green shoot

barrel maker (occupational surname)

God is my judge

beloved

son of the sea; great tide (from Welsh)

bright; shining light

My God has answered

My God is Yahweh (Greek form of Elijah)

My God is Yahweh

My God is an oath

beautiful; fairy maiden (also a short form of names like Eleanor)

healthy; wide (possibly from the Old German Helewidis)

rival (from the Roman family name Aemilius)

whole; universal

strong; firm

from Aveline, a medieval diminutive of Ava

help; helper

God is my strength

God is gracious (diminutive of Giovanna)

favor; blessing

harper; one who plays the harp

the hazel tree

home ruler

son of Hugh

he will laugh

God is my oath

the ivy plant

God is gracious (originally a diminutive of John)

son of Jack (transferred surname)

supplanter; may God protect (from Hebrew Ya'akov)

supplanter (from the Hebrew name Jacob)

God has been gracious

He will add; God has taken away (from Hebrew Yosef)

youthful

night (from Arabic layl)

lion

joined; attached

strong-willed warrior and protector

the lily flower

light; man from Lucania

light

light (contested; possibly from Greek Loukas, 'man from Lucania')

moon (from the Roman goddess Luna)

son of Matthew (patronymic surname)

stone worker (occupational)

gift of God (Spanish form of Matthew)

gift of God (from Hebrew Matityahu)

unbranded range animal; independent-minded (from the surname, after Samuel Maverick)

mine (from Italian); short form of Maria

Who is like God?

gracious; dear (from Slavic)

soldier (from Latin miles; possibly a variant of Michael)

pleasantness

rest; comfort

honor

new (from Latin nova)

olive tree

olive

noble-born (anglicised form of Welsh Owain)

weaver

rye clearing (from the Old English surname); also from the Irish surname O'Reilly

from Rome

princess (diminutive of Sarah)

name of God

Saint James

red; scarlet (occupational surname for a seller of scarlet cloth)

from Sebastia; venerable

wisdom

wisdom

gift of God

Saint James (Portuguese form of Santiago, from Hebrew Jacob)

twin (from Aramaic, via Greek and Latin)

healthy; strong (from Latin valens)

the violet flower

resolute protector

the willow tree

wood (from the Norman surname Guyot, from Proto-Germanic widu)

life

alive; well-living

hard-working