Biblical Names

200 names · World tour

⚥BiblicalNoah„The name Noah has its roots in the biblical figure Noach, which is used as both a male …“View profile →♀BiblicalMia„The female first name Mia is a Scandinavian form of the biblical name Maria, whose exac…“View profile →♂LatinPaul„The name Paul is often translated as "the small" or "the younger." Its roots can be tra…“View profile →♂LatinJonas„Jonas is derived from the Latinized form of the name Jona, which goes back to the ancie…“View profile →♀LatinLea„The female first name Lea has various meanings, depending on which origin theory one fo…“View profile →♀BiblicalMarie„The girl's name Marie is the French form of Maria“View profile →♂HebrewJakob„Jakob is a biblical name of Hebrew origin“View profile →♀HebrewJohanna„The name Johanna means 'God is gracious'“View profile →♂HebrewJonathan„Jonathan is a biblical name of Hebrew origin“View profile →♀BiblicalMaria„The name Maria is a biblical name that is primarily associated with the mother of Jesus…“View profile →♂HebrewSimon„The male first name Simon (in the Spanish spelling Simón or in the Czech and Slovak for…“View profile →♂HebrewAaron-Moses„Aaron-Moses is a double name combining Aaron ("the enlightened one") and Moses ("the son")“View profile →♀EnglishAbbygale„Abbygale means 'the joy of my father', which alludes to the father's happiness“View profile →♂ArabicAbed-Negoslav„Abed-Negoslav as a combination does not exist, but Abed Nego is known“View profile →♂EnglishAbel„Abel is a biblical male first name, with origins in Hebrew“View profile →♂BiblicalAbenezer„The name Abenezer is a variant form of Ebenezer and can be translated into English as "…“View profile →♂LatinAbia„Abia is a name used for both boys and girls and is based on the Latin form of the bibli…“View profile →♂HebrewAbiel„Abiel is a biblical first name, which translates to "my father is God" or "my father is…“View profile →♂HebrewAbimelech„Abimelech (אֲבִימֶלֶך) is a masculine first name that originates from ancient Hebrew“View profile →♂HebrewAbinoam„Abinoam is a biblical Hebrew name for boys, consisting of the components Avi and Noam“View profile →♂Abishai„1) The name is composed of the elements āb and ješ - ǎbîšaj and means 'my father exists'“View profile →♂BiblicalAchim„The name Achim, which has been used in the German-speaking world since the 16th century…“View profile →♀ArabicAdalia„Adalia is a short form of names that begin with 'Adal-'“View profile →♂HebrewAdam-Tobias„Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning“View profile →♂HebrewAdiel„Adiel is a biblical, Brazilian, and Hebrew first name for boys“View profile →♂ArabicAdlai„Adlai (עדלי) is a biblical-Hebrew first name for boys“View profile →♀LatinAgnes-Maria„Agnes: derived from Greek meaning 'the pure' or from Latin Agnus, meaning 'the lamb'“View profile →♂LatinAgrippa„Agrippa could have various meanings, including "born feet first," "the wild horse," or …“View profile →♂EnglishAhab„The name Ahab (אַחְאָב) has its roots in the Bible and translates to "the brother of th…“View profile →♂HebrewAhasver„Ahasver, as the German variant of the biblical Hebrew name Ahasueros, traces back to ʾA…“View profile →♀AramaicAileen-Elisabeth„Currently, there is no information on the meaning“View profile →♂Alexio-Elia„Alexio-Elia is a double name combining Alexio ("the man-repelling") and Elia ("my God i…“View profile →♀AramaicAlischa-Elisabeth„Currently, there is no information available about the meaning of the name“View profile →♂BiblicalAlvia„Alvia is derived from the biblical name Alvah“View profile →♂BretonAmael„The name Amael, a masculine first name, is a Breton and French derivation of Mael“View profile →♂HebrewAmarja„Amarja is a male first name from the Bible, derived from 'Amaryahu (אֲמַרְיָהוּ)“View profile →♂HebrewAmasa„The name Amasa has its origins in the Bible and is known as a male first name“View profile →♀HebrewAmazia„Amazia is a female first name whose exact origin is not secured“View profile →♂HebrewAmon„Amon is a biblical male first name that comes from Ancient Hebrew and has meanings such…“View profile →♀HebrewAmona„The name Amona represents the female variant of the biblical Amon“View profile →♂HebrewAmoz„Amoz (אָמוֹץ) is a biblical name for boys, whose meaning in a figurative sense is "JHWH…“View profile →♂HebrewAmram„The name Amram (עַמְרָם) has biblical Hebrew roots and translates to "the uncle is exal…“View profile →♀AramaicAna-Marija„The name Ana-Marija is a Serbo-Croatian and South Slavic variant of Anna-Maria, which i…“View profile →♀BiblicalAnadia„see Ana and Dia“View profile →♂EnglishAnakin„The name Anakin was likely invented by George Lucas and has biblical roots, as the spel…“View profile →⚥HebrewAnan„Anan is a West African name attributed to both boys and girls“View profile →♂HebrewAnanias„Ananias (Ἁνανίας) is the Greek version of the biblical name Hananiah or Chananyah (חֲנַ…“View profile →♀NorseAnbritt„The first name Anbritt has biblical roots and is of female gender“View profile →♀LatinAngelika-Maria„Angelika-Maria is a double name combining Angelika ("the angelic one") and Maria ("the …“View profile →♀HebrewAnina„The name Anina has its roots in the ancient Hebrew language and is regarded as an Itali…“View profile →♀AramaicAnna-Helena„The meaning of the name consists of Anna, which means 'the favored one' or 'the gracefu…“View profile →♀AramaicAnna-Karla„Karla means "the free" or "the competent." Anna itself is the Greek form of the Hebrew …“View profile →♀BiblicalAnna-Rahel„Anna-Rahel is a double name combining Anna ("God is gracious") and Rahel ("the mother s…“View profile →♀HebrewAnnalene„Annalene is a girl's name that is composed of the elements Anna and Lene“View profile →♀EnglishAnne-Ruth„Anne means 'the favored one' and also has Hebrew roots“View profile →♀AramaicAnnette-Maria„Annette-Maria is a double name combining Annette ("the gracious one") and Maria ("the b…“View profile →♀HebrewAnnina„The name Annina has its roots in ancient Hebrew and means something like 'the Graced', …“View profile →♀AramaicAntje-Elisabeth„Antje-Elisabeth is a double name combining Antje ("God is gracious") and Elisabeth ("Go…“View profile →♂LatinAnton-Stephan„Anton-Stephan is a double name combining Anton ("the invaluable one") and Stephan ("the…“View profile →♀LatinAntonia-Marie„Antonia-Marie is a double name combining Antonia ("the one descended from the Antonii")…“View profile →♀GreekAphia„The name Aphia, a derivative of the biblical Greek Apphia (Απφια), symbolically means '…“View profile →♂HebrewArad„Arad is an ancient biblical boy's name that describes an angel in the Bible“View profile →♂IrishAran„The name Aran has biblical roots and translates to 'the wild goat.' Its origin is roote…“View profile →♀AfricanAriam„Ariam is a female first name from Hebrew, meaning 'the Magnificent' and 'the Glorious.'…“View profile →♂HebrewArieh„Arieh is a biblical Hebrew name for boys and is also used in the form Arye (אַרְיֵה)“View profile →♂EstonianArtjom„Artjom is the Russian and Estonian variant of the ancient Greek name Artemios (Ἀρτέμιος…“View profile →♂GreekAsael„Asael (Ασαέλ) is the biblical-Greek variant of the name Asahel (עשהאל)“View profile →♂HebrewAsaf„Asaf is a boy's name that has biblical roots and comes from Hebrew“View profile →♂AmericanAsher„The name Asher has its roots in Hebrew and is the English form of the biblical name Asc…“View profile →♂HebrewAsiel„Asiel, a masculine first name, is derived as the biblical Hebrew form of Asahel (עשהאל)“View profile →♂HebrewAsriel„Asriel, or Asriël (Ἀσριήλ), is an ancient Greek form of the name Azriel, which is origi…“View profile →♀HebrewAsuba„Asuba represents a variant of the biblical name Azubah (עֲזוּבָה)“View profile →♀HebrewAtara„The first name Atara has its roots in the Bible and translates from Hebrew 'ǎtārāh (עֲט…“View profile →♀FrenchAurelie-Cecile„Aurelie-Cecile combines the names Aurelie and Cecile“View profile →♂HebrewAvigdor„Avigdor (אביגדור) is a male first name that originates from the Bible“View profile →♀ArabicAya„The name Aya has multifaceted origins and meanings“View profile →♀EnglishAzaria„The name Azaria has its roots in the ancient Hebrew language and is commonly used for b…“View profile →♂SpanishBaltasar„The name Baltasar refers to the Spanish form of Balthasar“View profile →♂EnglishBalthasar„The name Balthasar is derived from the Akkadian and Babylonian Bēl-šarra-uṣur and trans…“View profile →♂EnglishBaptist„The name Baptist, which has biblical origins, carries the meaning 'the Baptist'“View profile →♂LatinBaptista„Baptista is a form of the biblical name Baptist and has its roots in Latin as well as P…“View profile →♂FrenchBaptiste„Baptiste represents the French form of the biblical name Baptist“View profile →♂ArabicBarak„Barak is a biblical name for boys that has Hebrew origins“View profile →♀LatinBarbara-Sarah„Barbara-Sarah is a double name combining Barbara ("the foreigner") and Sarah ("the prin…“View profile →♀ItalianBartola„Bartola is an Italian and South Slavic short form of Bartolomea, which has established …“View profile →♀GreekBartolina„The name Bartolina originates as a Southern European variant of Barta (Bartholomäa), a …“View profile →♂AramaicBartolo„Bartolo represents an Italian short form of Bartholomew, which in turn is a Latin deriv…“View profile →♂HebrewBaruch„Baruch is a masculine first name that also has biblical origins“View profile →♀HebrewBat-Seba„Bat-Seba, also in the variants Batseba and Bathseba, derives from Hebrew and means 'Dau…“View profile →♂PortugueseBatista„Batista is the Portuguese form of the biblical name Baptist“View profile →♀HebrewBatya„Batya is a biblical name for women, considered a Hebrew variant of Bithiah (בִּתְיָה)“View profile →♂SpanishBautista„The name Bautista is the Spanish form of the biblical name Baptist“View profile →♀LatinBeate-Maria„Beate stands for "the Happy" as well as "Chosen or Sanctified" from Latin“View profile →♀AmericanBeatrix-Diana„Beatrix-Diana is a double name combining Beatrix ("the traveler") and Diana ("the godde…“View profile →♂BiblicalBen-Jacob„The name Ben-Jacob is a masculine double name with biblical and Germanic roots“View profile →♂ArabicBenjamin-Aaron„Benjamin-Aaron is a double name combining Benjamin ("son of the south") and Aaron ("the…“View profile →♂HebrewBenjamin-Jakob„The name is a combination of the first names 'Benjamin' and 'Jakob'“View profile →♂HebrewBerechja„"JHWH or the LORD is blessing"“View profile →♀GreekBernike„Bernike is a female name that means 'the victorious one.' It is a Greek variant of the …“View profile →♀AramaicBethany„Bethany is a female first name that traces back to the biblical place name Bethany, als…“View profile →♀HebrewBethia„Bethia, a female first name, represents an English and Scottish variant of the biblical…“View profile →♀EnglishBeulah„Beulah is a girl's name of English origin that traces back to biblical Hebrew roots“View profile →♀Bilha„The meaning of the name Bilha, which also appears as a place name, is not clearly defin…“View profile →♂ArabicBillal„Billal is recognized as a Maghrebi form of the Arabic Bilal“View profile →♀HebrewBithia„Bithia, a girl's name, is a variant of the biblical name Bithiah“View profile →♀HebrewBithja„Bithja represents a variant of the biblical Hebrew girl's name Bithiah“View profile →♂DutchBoas„Boas is a variant of the biblical name Boaz (Hebrew בּוֹעַז)“View profile →♂BiblicalBoaz„Boaz is a biblical male name (Hebrew בּוֹעַז) formed from the ancient Hebrew elements b…“View profile →♀HebrewBracha„The name Bracha, from Hebrew (בִּרָכָה, also Berachah), stands for "the blessing" and d…“View profile →♂EnglishCain„The name Cain, as a biblical boy's name, is the English form of Kain, derived from the …“View profile →♂EnglishCale„Cale represents a short form of Kaleb, whose origin is not clearly defined“View profile →♂EnglishCaleb„The name Caleb, an English form of Kaleb, is etymologically not clearly defined“View profile →♀LatinChantal-Marie„Chantal-Marie is a double name combining Chantal ("the rock block") and Marie ("the bel…“View profile →♀AmericanChloe„The name Chloe, including the spellings Chloé and Chloë, means 'young green' or 'the bl…“View profile →♂EnglishChrist„The biblical first name Christ is a contemporary English abbreviation of the Greek term…“View profile →♂DanishChrister„Christer is a derived form of Christian and means 'the Christian' or 'follower of Christ'“View profile →♂LatinChristian-Michael„There is currently no information available regarding the meaning“View profile →♀LatinChristina-Maria„No information on the meaning is currently available“View profile →♀LatinChristina-Sarah„Christina-Sarah is a double name combining Christina ("the Christian") and Sarah ("the …“View profile →♂LatinChristus„The name Christus is a Latinized form of the Ancient Greek term χριστός (christos) and …“View profile →

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