Saloni सलोनी is an Indian female name meaning “beautiful, attractive, charming”. Origin: Sanskrit Meaning: “beautiful, attractive, charming” Usage: Indian, Hindi
Ashish
Ashish आशीष is an Indian male name meaning “prayer, blessing, benediction”, derived from Sanskrit āśīṣa आशीष (prayer, blessing). Origin: Sanskrit Meaning: “prayer, blessing, benediction” Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Nepali Variants: Aashish Asheesh
Seren
Seren is a Welsh unisex name meaning “star”, made up of Welsh sêr (stars; asterisks) combined with the suffix -en; sêr derives from Proto-Brythonic*ster (stars) < Proto-Celtic *sterā (star) < PIE *h₂stḗr (star). Seren is also a Turkish female name but I couldn’t find a reliable source for the name’s etymology. It may have been…
Navi
Navi नवी is an Indian unisex name meaning “new”, derived from Sanskrit navīna नवीन (new, fresh, young). Navi נְבִיא also comes from a Hebrew word meaning “prophet”, the singular form of Nevi’im meaning “prophets”. In the Hebrew Bible, the Nevi’im are a class of prophets, divided into the Former Prophets (Books Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings) and the Latter Prophets, which is…
Batul
Batul بتول is an Arabic female name meaning “chaste, virgin; pure” via Proto-Semitic *batūl- (virgin; young woman). Origin: Proto-Semitic Meaning: “chaste, virgin; pure” Usage: Arabic Variants: Betül (Turkish) Batool (Urdu, Indian)
Labib
Labib لبيب is an Arabic male name meaning “sensible, reasonable, intelligent”, and is also an Arabic surname. Origin: Arabic Meaning: “sensible, reasonable, intelligent” Usage: Arabic Variants: Labeeb (Arabic) Female forms: Labiba (Arabic) Labeeba (Arabic)
Arla
Arla is a female given name of uncertain etymology: it could possibly have arisen as a variant of Arlene or Arlena as an English name, a modern coinage which may have been inspired by names such as Marlene and Charlene, etc.,; Arla is also a Scandinavian female name, a shortened form of Arnlaug, made up…
Farrell
Farrell comes from an Irish surname, the anglicized form of Ó Fearghail meaning “descendant of Fearghal”, Fearghal being the modern form of Old Irish Fergal, made up of fer (man; husband), ultimately from a PIE root word; and gal (valor; ardor; fury) < Proto-Celtic *galā (might, ability), so the name essentially means “man of valor”….
Saxon
Saxon was the name of an ancient Germanic tribe who lived in the northern region of the Elbe river in what is now modern Germany. They later invaded and settled in Britain in the 5th century, becoming the Anglo-Saxons. Their name may have originated from the name of a type of dagger they used, from…
Osgood
Osgood comes from an English surname, a modern form of Old English Osgod, Osgot via Old Norse Ásgautr, made up of Old Norse ás (god) < Proto-Germanic *ansuz (god, deity) via a PIE root word; and gautr (Geat, Goth) < Proto-Germanic *gautaz of (Geat; Goth), of uncertain etymology, possibly via Proto-Germanic *geutaną (pour) from a…
Tayla
Tayla is a variant spin on Taylor, perhaps influenced by popularity of names such as Kayla and Layla, etc.Taylor comes from an English surname, an occupational name for someone who worked as a tailor, from Anglo-Norman taillour < Old French verb tailleor (to cut; to shape) from Latin talea (slender stick; rod; staff; twig) derived from a PIE root word. Origin:…
Wyeth
Wyeth comes from an English surname with three possible etymologies: from a topographical surname, it may be derived from Old English wīþiġ/withig meaning “willow” < *wīþijaz (willow) < Proto-Indo-European *wéh₁itis (that which twines or bends; branch, switch) < PIE root word *weh₁y- (to twist, wind, weave, plait; to wrap, enclose); possibly from the given name…
Faina
Faina Фаина is a Russian female name, the Russian form of Ancient Greek Phaenna meaning “shining, bright, resplendent”, deriving from PIE root word *bʰeh₂- (to shine, glow light; to appear, be visible). According to some versions of Greek myths, Phaenna is one of the names of the Graces (or Charites), the goddesses of charm, beauty,…
Vasily
Vasily Василий is a Russian male name, a variant transcription of Vasiliy which derives from Ancient Greek Basileios meaning “of the king, royal, kingly”, from băsĭleús βᾰσῐλεύς (king, lord; chief) < Proto-Hellenic *gʷatiléus (chief; king), of uncertain etymology. It may be derived from Lydian *pattos/*battos (king), though it may be more likely it derives from…
