Unique Baby Names with Meanings

Solomon

Peace, peaceful

Sylvia

From the forest, woodland spirit

Zane

God is gracious

Caden

Spirit of battle, companion

Deborah

Bee, industrious, diligent

Greg

Watchful, vigilant, alert

Harrison

Son of Harry, son of the ruler

Jace

Healer, the Lord is salvation

Josie

God will add, God increases

Kendall

Valley of the River Kent, royal valley

Louise

Famous warrior, renowned in battle

Serena

Tranquil, serene, calm

Tessa

Harvester, to reap

Kimberly

Cyneburg's meadow, from the royal fortress meadow

Vivian

Alive, lively, full of life

Kayden

Spirit of battle, companion

Felix

Happy, fortunate, lucky

Adrien

From Hadria, dark one

Alessandro

Defender of the people

Annabella

Lovable, beautiful grace

Augustus

Great, magnificent, venerable

Beckham

Homestead by the stream

Benny

Son of the right hand, blessed

Carol

Free woman, song of joy

Celia

Heavenly, of the sky

Cheyenne

People of a different language

Dalton

From the valley town

Darren

Great, oak tree

Dawson

Son of David, beloved

Dillon

Like a lion; from the Welsh "Dyflon" or Irish surname O Duilleain meaning flash of lightning

Eileen

Bright, shining one; Irish form of Helen, from the Greek "Helene" meaning torch or bright light

Elisha

My God is salvation; from the Hebrew "Elisha" composed of "El" (God) and "yasha" (salvation)

Estelle

Star; from the Old French "estele" derived from Latin "stella" meaning star

Fabian

Bean grower; from the Latin "Fabianus" derived from the Roman family name Fabius, from "faba" (bean)

Lesley

Variant of Leslie, from the Scottish place name meaning "garden of hollies" or "grey fortress," from Gaelic "leas celyn" (garden of hollies)

Sami

From Arabic "sami" meaning elevated, sublime, or exalted; also a Finnish short form of Samuel

Aurelia

The golden one

Ophelia

Help, aid, benefit

Gwen

White, holy, blessed; from the Welsh "gwen," meaning white or fair

Jean

God is gracious; from the Old French "Jehane," a feminine form of John, from the Hebrew "Yochanan" meaning God is gracious

Juniper

From the Latin "juniperus," the name of the evergreen shrub, possibly derived from a Celtic word for "rough or bitter berry"

Kohen

Variant spelling of Cohen, from the Hebrew "kohen" meaning "priest"; refers to the priestly class descended from Aaron in Jewish tradition

Lev

From the Hebrew "lev" meaning "heart"; also the Slavic form of Leo meaning "lion"

Magdalene

Woman from Magdala; tower; the name refers to Mary Magdalene from the New Testament, whose epithet comes from the town of Magdala on the Sea of Galilee

Maureen

Beloved; wished-for child; the Irish diminutive of Mary or Maire, derived from the Hebrew Miriam

Pauline

Feminine form of Paul; derived from Latin "paulus" meaning small or humble

Roland

From Germanic "hrod" (fame) + "land" (land) — "famous land" or "renowned throughout the land"

Sacha

Variant of Sasha, diminutive of Alexander or Alexandra; from Greek meaning "defender of men"

Tegan

Welsh name meaning fair or beautiful; derived from "teg" meaning fair or lovely

Venus

From Latin; the Roman goddess of love and beauty; possibly from "venustus" meaning charming or "venia" meaning favor

Joanne

God is gracious; from the Old French "Johanne," a feminine form of John, from the Hebrew "Yochanan" meaning God is gracious

Lois

From the Greek "Lois," of uncertain origin; possibly from a Greek word meaning "more desirable" or "better"; mentioned in the New Testament as Timothy's grandmother

Maribel

Beautiful Mary; a compound of Maria and Belle/Isabel, meaning beautiful beloved one

Natalya

Born on Christmas Day; the Russian form of Natalia, derived from the Latin natalis meaning birthday of the Lord

Polly

Variant of Molly, diminutive of Mary; from Hebrew "Miriam" possibly meaning beloved or wished-for child

Rayna

Variant of Raina; from Slavic/Bulgarian roots meaning pure, or from Hebrew meaning song of God

Priscilla

Ancient, venerable

Remi

Oarsman, remedy

Tatum

Cheerful bringer of joy

Thea

Goddess, divine gift