Baby Names

precious gemstone

help

light

pale green or little pale one

pine tree, fir tree

manly, handsome

Dawn goddess

Golden sunrise

God is my strength

Golden eagle

Hunter, giant in Greek mythology

noble woman

beautiful, precious

Golden princess or golden sovereign — the name combines the Old Irish word for gold with a suffix denoting a noble or royal woman.

Strong warrior woman

Famous in the land

Mountain peak

Mourner of love

Bear goddess

Gifted leader

Ruler's valley

Swift traveler

Divine gift

Egyptian god of the afterlife and fertility

Divine crown

Life

God is ruler

Wise ruler

Divine ruler

He who helps

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

wealthy, noble

wealthy, prosperous

God's beauty shines

Owen means 'young warrior' or 'well-born,' derived from the Welsh name Owain, which itself likely traces back to the Latin Eugenius meaning 'well-born' or the Celtic word for 'youth.' It combines a sense of nobility with an energetic, youthful quality.

Enthusiastic and fiery

Humble, devout

Lotus flower

Noble, patrician — one of noble birth or high standing

Devoted to nature

Paidi is the Irish and Scottish Gaelic pet form of Pádraig (Patrick), carrying the meaning "noble" or "patrician" — rooted in the Latin "patricius," referring to someone of noble birth or aristocratic standing.

young, page of a lord

Peaceful valley

a town in Scotland

Form of Patyn

palm tree planter

dove

Honey, sweetness

All sweetness

honey, alluring beauty