Baby Names

Charm of heaven

Bald or bearded

Beautiful sea nymph

from the countryside or walled city

Strong and powerful

She who is lovely

crooked or wry

Camila derives from the Latin Camilla, a word used in ancient Rome for a freeborn youth who assisted at religious ceremonies. The name carries connotations of noble service and, through Virgil's Aeneid, of a warrior woman of remarkable speed and bravery.

Chamber or Camerlina, a gentle maiden

Young ceremonial attendant

God's servant

God's noble servant

Winding valley or hollow

Chosen leader

Winding stream

Dear lord's child

Fragrant, sweet-smelling

Fragrant sweetness

Pure, White

Sweet indulgence

Powerful force

Natural wonder

gentle, beautiful

Slender; narrow and lean

From the Latin capra, meaning 'goat' — the animal for which the island of Capri was named in antiquity. As a given name, Capri is a place name transfer, evoking the famously beautiful island off the coast of Naples rather than the literal meaning of its etymology.

Whimsical fancy

Beloved one

beloved

Caragh means "friend" or "beloved friend," rooted in the Irish word cara, meaning love or friend. It carries a sense of warmth and closeness, the idea of someone who is dear to your heart.

Helpful caregiver

Pure and lovely

Cares for all

Dear one

beloved, dear one

Dear friend

Beloved one

free man, noble

free man

Dear lord's gift

Beloved queen

Free spirited girl

Beautiful rose

Free spirit

Charm and beauty

Free and noble

Freeborn son

free man

Free man

Divine messenger

Free and noble