Nandag is a Scottish diminutive of Anna. Anna is most likely a variant of a Hebrew name Hannah, meaning "gracious"
Category: Girls Names with Meanings
Matana
Feminine form of Matan. Means "present" in Hebrew language.
Nandini
Nandini originates in Sanskrit and refers to enjoyment, pleasure, or delight. It was the name of a wish-granting cow in
Nandita
Female name which means "overly happy" in Sanskrit.
Naomi
Naomi originates in Hebrew language and it means "pleasant, congenial". In the Bible, Naomi was the mother-in-law of Ruth. The
Kalisha
Kalisha is a combination of Lisha and the prefix Ka-. Lisha is most likely a diminutive of Felicia. Felicia originates
Naowarat
Naowarat originates in Thai language and it means "nine gems". It can be used as both feminine and masculine given
Heather
Heather originates in Middle English language and is taken from the word for a pink or white flowering plant. In
Danae
Danae originates in Greek language and means "running dry". In Greek mythology, Danae was the mother of Perseus, impregnated by
Nara
Possibly of Celtic origin, meaning "cheerful, happy". Could also be related to the Old English word, which means "north". Nara
Eryl
Eryl originates in Welsh language and means "lookout poit". It can be used as both feminine and masculine given names.
Channing
Channing originates in English language and its meaning is unclear. Initially, it functioned as a surname and as a surname
Imma
Imma is a variant of Irma. Irma originates in Germanic languages and means "universal woman". The anglicized form of the
Narelle
The meaning of this name is unclear. Some sources suggest its origin in the culture of Aboriginal people, some say
Nariko
Possibly means "thunder child" in Japanese.
Nashwa
Feminine form of Nashwan, which originates in Arabic language and means "euphoria". The name is used mainly in the Middle
Jaden
Jaden is most likely an invented name, using the popular suffix -den. It has been used since the end of
Feriha
Feriha originates in Turkish language and it means "joyous woman".
Deka
Deka possibly originates in Somali language and means "the pleasing one".
Story
Story is derived from the English word for a "tale". As a given name it has only been used in