Christian names

Rooted in faith and tradition, these names draw inspiration from the Bible, saints, and Christian virtues. Derived from Hebrew, Greek, or Latin, they express meanings of grace, strength, and devotion. Used for centuries across cultures, they honor spiritual heritage and remain timeless symbols of belief and identity.

Noah

rest, comfort

Noel

Christmas or birthday gift

Noelle

Christmas gift

Nora

light

Norah

light, shining one

Norman

Northman, a northern warrior or free man

Novella

Little book

Obadiah

servant of God, noble, worshipper

Oberon

Lord of shadows

Octavia

Eight in Latin

Odette

Widow, little one

Odysseus

Gifted wanderer

Oleander

Flower of beauty

Olive

olive tree; symbol of peace and harmony

Oliver

trees, shrubs, or cultivation

Olivia

olive tree, symbol of peace and prosperity

Olivier

olive tree, peace

Omar

long life

Opal

precious gemstone

Ophelia

help

Oriana

Dawn goddess

Orin

God is my strength

Orion

Hunter, giant in Greek mythology

Oscar

Divine gift

Otis

Possibly derived from the Old English word 'ot' meaning 'hearing'

Otto

wealthy, prosperous

Owen

young warrior or well-born

Pamela

honey, alluring beauty

Paris

From the city of Paris

Patrice

noble, patrician

Patricia

Patrician, noble one

Patrick

noble or patrician

Paul

Small, humble

Paula

Small or humble

Pauline

Little

Pedro

rock or stone

Pelagia

Sea traveler

Penelope

weaver

Percy

pierce, piercing

Peter

rock, stone; to be strong and steadfast

Petra

rock or stone

Philip

lover of horses

Phillip

lover of horses

Phoebe

Bright, radiant

Poppy

A type of flower

Portia

a gate or a portal

Priscilla

ancient, venerable

Prudence

Showing wisdom or good judgment

Quentin

Little one, from Latin Quintus

Rabekah

God has made beautiful