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 meanings of names

The meaning and symbolism of names can vary depending on the culture, language and personal tradition. Names can have various meanings, such as:

Traditional or biblical: Names that have a traditional or biblical origin, such as Michael (meaning "Who is like God?" in Hebrew) or Mary (meaning "bitter" in Hebrew)

Cultural: Names that are specific to a particular culture or ethnic group, such as Mohamed (a common name among Arabic-speaking people) or Kim (a common name among Korean-speaking people)

Personal: Names that are chosen by parents for personal reasons, such as family tradition or personal preference.

Modern: Names that are newly created, or are becoming more popular, such as Harper or Finley

trending names with meaning :

Alexander: meaning "Defender of mankind" in Greek

Amelia: meaning "Work" in German

Anthony: meaning "Priceless one" in Latin

Benjamin: meaning "Son of the right hand" in Hebrew

Charlotte: meaning "Free man" in French

Christopher: meaning "Bearer of Christ" in Greek

Claire: meaning "Bright" or "clear" in French

David: meaning "Beloved" in Hebrew

Elizabeth: meaning "God is my oath" in Hebrew

Ethan: meaning "Firm, strong, constant" in Hebrew

Gabriel: meaning "God is my strength" in Hebrew

Harper: meaning "Harp player" in English

Isabella: meaning "God is my oath" in Hebrew

Jacob: meaning "Supplanter" or "holder of the heel" in Hebrew

Katherine: meaning "Pure" or "clear" in Greek

Liam: meaning "Strong-willed warrior" in Irish

Madison: meaning "Son of Maud" in English

Nathaniel: meaning "Gift of God" in Hebrew

Olivia: meaning "olive tree" in Latin

Penelope: meaning "weaver" in Greek

It's worth noting that the meaning and symbolism of a name may vary depending on the culture, language and personal tradition.