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Are you looking for a favorite name? Our list includes 3-letter names that are both popular among parents and babies alike! We will help you find the perfect one for your little bundle of joy. Following are the most popular boy, girl, and unisex monikers that have three letters.

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3 Letter Boy Names

AafArabic — "Forgiveness, Forgiving"AanPersian — "The Sun, Shan o shaukat, Ezzat, Qasam"AarHindi — "Light bringer"AasArabic — "Maroof Sahaabi ka naam"AbdMuslim — "Variant of 'Abd: Slave. Servant."AbeHebrew — "Father of a multitude."AbqArabic — "Fragrance"AbsArabic — "Austere, Frowning"AbuAfrican — "Father"AceLatin — "Unity, One."AdlArabic — "Justice, fairness, virtuousness, moderation, moral excellence"AdoEstonian — "Of the red earth."AdrArabic — "Heavy rain"AfaPolynesian — "Hurricane"AfiNorse — "Grandfather"AfuPolynesian — "Hot"AgaHindi — "Leader"AgeNorse — "Danish and Norwegian form of AKE"AguAfrican — "Leopard"AheHawaiian — "Soft breeze"AhiBiblical — "My brother, my brethren"AhuTongan — "Smoke"AidAmerican — "AN Anglicized form of the Irish Aodhan little fiery one The name was popularized by actor Aidan Quinn b. 1959"AilScottish — "From the stony place"AizArabic — "Mare"AjiHindi — "Taste"AkeSwedish — "Ancient"AldGerman — "Old, wise"AlfEnglish — "Dead and living in the underworld, Alternate meaning, Wise"AllEnglish — "Diminutive of Alfred: Sage, wise. From the Old English Aelfraed, meaning elf counsel. Also from Ealdfrith or Alfrid, meaning old peace. Handsome."AloNative American — "Hopi name meaning ' spiritual guide.'"AlpTurkish — "Hero, Brave"AltGerman — "Old, senior"AmdGerman — "Power of an eagle."AmnArabic — "Peace, Comfort"AmoItalian — "Little eagle."AmrMuslim — "Old Arabic name."AnhVietnamese — "Safety, Peace."AnoGerman — "Immaculate"AnqUrdu — "Be Happy"AnsArabic — "Friend Name of a Sahabi"AnuHindi — "An atom"AodCeltic — "Myth name (son of Lyr)"ApuIndian — "Unique"AqaMuslim — "Variant of Agha: Master. Owner."AqdArabic — "Necklace"AqlArabic — "Mind, ability to think, ability to comprehend, wisdom, intelligence"ArdBiblical — "One that commands, he that descends"AreGerman — "Eagle"ArjArabic — "Ability, intelligence"ArkHindi — "The Sun, Lightening, Fire, Hymn, A sage"ArnEnglish — "Eagle power. Abbreviation of Arnold"ArrArabic — "Pious"ArtEnglish — "A rock|Noble one from the lofty hill|Bear|Follower of Thor, Thunder. A short form of Arthur, noble strength."ArvGerman — "Diminutive of Arvin: Friend of the people."AryGreek — "Strong, Worthy lion"ArzArabic — "Earth, Ground"AsiArabic — "Hakim, doctor"AskScandinavian — "From the ash tree."AslArabic — "Origin"AsoArabic — "Horizon"AspPersian — "Horse"AsrArabic — "Third Prayer of the day"AtaAfrican — "Twin"AtfArabic — "Affection, compassion"AtiMaori — "Clan, Family."AtuAfrican — "Fante of Ghana name meaning 'born on Saturday.'"AtyMaori — "Clan, Family."AufArabic — "Luck, Good Fortunate"AujMuslim — "Zenith. Climax."AumHindi — "The Sacred Syllable"AunArabic — "Helpful, Give help, Support, Encouragement or financial aid to; cover the back of something; be a lining to something"AusMuslim — "To give. Gift."AvyHebrew — "My father."AwbArabic — "Repentance, To return to obedience of God"AwdArabic — "To return, to go back somewhere"AwfUrdu — "A plant with a nice smell"AwjArabic — "Height, pinnacle, top"AwnArabic — "Helper, friend"AwsMuslim — "Name of a tree."AxeScandinavian — "Diminutive of Axel: Father of peace."AxlAmerican — "Source of life"AzbArabic — "Sweet, tasty, fresh"AzdArabic — "Helper, Assistant"AziAfrican — "Youth"AzmArabic — "Determination, resolve, aim"BacScottish — "Bank"BaeKorean — "Inspiration"BagPersian — "Creator"BakPersian — "Creator"BalIndian — "Hair|War council."BanArthurian Legend — "Son of the farmer. A form of Bartholomew"BaoVietnamese — "Treasure"BapAboriginal — "Blue gum tree."BarArabic — "Boar"BasDutch — "Revered"BatEnglish — "Son of the farmer. A form of Bartholomew."BaxEnglish — "Baker"BayFrench — "Seventh-born son|Chestnut, Brown|To howl."BazGreek — "Diminutive of Basil: Royal. Kingly. St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century. This name was introduced into Western Europe by the Crusaders. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil."BebEgyptian — "Myth name (Osiris's firstborn)"BecIrish — "Diminutive of Beacan: Small."BegTurkish — "Honorific title i.e. lord"BekEnglish — "Brook"BenHebrew — "Son of my right hand. A short form of names beginning with "Ben"."BesEgyptian — "Myth name (dwarf god, brings joy)"BheHindi — "Courage"BinEnglish — "Peace"BirHindi — "Courageous, Warrior"BliNative American — "High"BobEnglish — "Bright fame, Famous, Brilliant. A short form of Robert."BocEnglish — "Male deer."BonLatin — "All good, Good."BorNorse — "Young"BoyEnglish — "Young man."BudAmerican — "Messenger, Friend."BulBiblical — "Old age, perishing"BurEnglish — "Prickly coat|Youthful."BuzBiblical — "Despised, plundered"CabAmerican — "Short for Cabot."CanTurkish — "Beloved"CarCeltic — "From the marsh."CasWelsh — "Legendary son of Seidi."CatEnglish — "Catlike"CawArthurian Legend — "Happy"CazGaelic — "The watchful one"CemTurkish — "The one who rules"CheSpanish — "God will multiply"ChiAfrican — "Guardian angel|Young."CidSpanish — "Lord, Master."CisBiblical — "Hard, difficult, straw, for age."CleOld English — "From the clay or earth."CobEnglish — "Heel"ColMiddle English — "Promise|Coal."ConIrish — "Diminutive of Conlan: Hero."CosGreek — "Order"CoxEnglish — "A coxswain"CozBiblical — "A thorn."CusArthurian Legend — "Name of a king."CyrGreek — "Sunday's child. Born on Sunday."daaArabic — "Another Name For Prophet Muhammad"DagScandinavian — "Day or brightness."DalEnglish — "From the valley"damHindi — "Calf, Gentleness, Wife"DanEnglish — "God is my judge."DarHebrew — "Pearl"DasIndian — "A slave."DatVietnamese — "One who is accomplished"DauAfrican — "Abbreviation of Daudi, meaning beloved. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region."DaxFrench — "Water"DenNorse — "From Denmark."DeoGreek — "Godlike"DesEnglish — "From south Munster"DevSanskrit — "God, king"DiaSpanish — "West African name meaning 'champion.'"DioGreek — "God of wine and celebration. A short form of Dionysus."DisLatin — "Myth name (Hades)"DitHindi — "Nice"DixEnglish — "Blessed"DobEnglish — "Brilliant"docEnglish — "A wise person"DogAmerican — "Resembling the animal; one who is loyal"DolAfrican — "Doll"DomLatin — "Of the Lord. A short form of Domenic."DorHebrew — "Warrior"DovHebrew — "Bear|Dove, Bird of peace. The Hebrew form of David, beloved."DowIrish — "Black-haired"DoyCeltic — "World Leader"dreGreek — "Virile, manly"DucVietnamese — "Moral"DudEnglish — "Diminutive of Dudley: From the people's meadow. From a surname and place name derived from the Old English, meaning 'Dudda's clearing'. Famous bearer: Actor Dudley Moore."DueVietnamese — "A virtuous man"DufGaelic — "Black-haired"DugGaelic — "Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream. A short form of Douglas."DukGaelic — "Leader|A sort form of Marmaduke, follower of Saint Maedoc."DulPersian — "Bucket"DunScottish — "Brown-haired"DurHebrew — "Accumulating"DuyVietnamese — "Moral"EahGerman — "Brilliant, Famous."EanScottish — "God is gracious. The Scottish form of John."EarScottish — "From the east."EbiPersian — "Paternal"EboEgyptian — "Born on a Tuesday."EddEnglish — "Happy guardian|success"EduEnglish — "Wealthy guard"EfeTurkish — "Older brother; one who has massive strength and love"EhaHindi — "Lord Vishnu"EilHindi — "All Pervasive"EinHebrew — "God is gracious. The Scottish form of John."EkiHindi — "Liquid, Dignity"EkoIndonesian — "First Child"EliHebrew — "Uplifting. The short form of Elijah. The Lord is my God."ElkHawaiian — "Large deer."EmoGerman — "Serious"EnoGerman — "Strong with a sword"EnzLatin — "Crown of laurel leaves, Victory. A short form of Lawrence."EonEnglish — "God is gracious. A form of Ian."ErcIrish — "Red"EreIrish — "A red-haired young man"

3 Letter Girl Names

AabHindi — "Shine"AbyHebrew — "Her father rejoiced. A short form of Abigail."AdaEnglish — "Ornament; Prosperous; Of noble birth; Happy."AdnArabic — "Place of everlasting bliss"AdyAmerican — "Noble, Kind"AeaLatin — "From Aea"AgiHungarian — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AgyFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AhdMuslim — "Pledge. Knowledge."AiaHebrew — "Swift bird."AkaHindi — "Affectionate"AkiJapanese — "Autumn"AkyJapanese — "Autumn"AlaArabic — "Old German name meaning 'noble; nobility."AlyScottish — "Little truthful one. The short form of names starting with 'Al' such as Allison."AmaNorse — "Born on a Saturday"AmeAfrican — "Shining light. The Irish form of Helen"AmlUrdu — "Desires, ambitions"AmuArabic — "Beloved aunt."AneHebrew — "Gracious. A short form of names starting with "Anna"."AngHebrew — "Favored Grace"AniSlavic — "Gracious. A short form of names starting with "Anna"."AnnEnglish — "Grace of God, God is gracious."AojArabic — "Bulandi"AruHindi — "The Sun"AsuArabic — "Swift, agile"AteGreek — "Goddess of irrationality"AudEnglish — "Wealthy"AvaPersian — "Eagle; Bird-like."AveLatin — "Hailall bow to"AwaArabic — "River, Life"AyaHebrew — "Swift bird."AyoAfrican — "Yoruba of Nigeria name meaning 'joy.'"AzaArabic — "Comforting"BabArabic — "Dweller at the gateway. The short form of Babette and Barbara. Little Barbara, Little stranger."BaiChinese — "Pure"BeaLatin — "Bringer of joy. A short form of names beginning with "Bea"."BeeLatin — "Bringer of joy. A short form of names beginning with "Bea"."BeiLatin — "Bringer of joy. A short form of names beginning with "Bea"."BetFrench — "From the house of God. A short form of Bethel and Elizabeth. Holy and sacred to God"BevAmerican — "From The Beaver Stream"BeyLatin — "Bringer of joy. A short form of names beginning with "Bea"."BhaIndian — "Having a starlike quality"BhuIndian — "Earth"BiaAfrican — "Environment. Home. (Swahili)"BikChinese — "Jade"BowGaelic — "Precious"BreEnglish — "A form of bree"BryFrench — "From Brie in France; Marshland"BuaSoutheast Asian — "Amulet, a charm"CafGreek — "Purity. A short form of Katherine."ChoJapanese — "Butterfly, Born at dawn; Beautiful."ChuAfrican — "Pearl; Rattle-snake girl."CimEnglish — "Ruler"CloIrish — "From name of Irish river in Co. Tipperary, but perhaps felt by some to be associated with the name Claudia"CucVietnamese — "Chrysanthemum"CymEnglish — "Ruler"dadPersian — "Old Arabic name"DawThai — "Stars"DeaGreek — "Goddess"DebHebrew — "Diminutive of Deborah: Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges."DeeAmerican — "Sensuous, Delicate; Noble."DepVietnamese — "A beautiful lady"DexEnglish — "Flexible, Able-Bodied"dilArabic — "Heart, mind"DimMuslim — "A Popular name derived from dxma downpour, rain without thunder or lightning"dipHindi — "A lamp, Beautiful"DivIndian — "Evil spirit."doaArabic — "Pray, a voice of heart, request to All-mighty Allah, a source of connection with God and Human"DotGreek — "Short form of Dorothy"duaArabic — "Worship, Prayers, one who making a call (for some cause)"DuvEnglish — "Bird of peach."EavHebrew — "Life"EbaScottish — "Flowing tide."EceTurkish — "Queen"EcoGreek — "Repeated sound."EdaNorse — "Poetry"EdoAfrican — "Fighter"EfaWelsh — "Welsh form of Eve, meaning life."EfiGreek — "Pleasant, Good reputation; Singer, speaker. A short form of Euphemia."EfyGreek — "Pleasant, Good reputation; Singer, speaker. A short form of Euphemia."EidUrdu — "Festival, day of celebration"EirNorse — "Peace"EkaHindi — "Matchless, Alone, Unique, Goddess durga"EleFrench — "Woman, Girl, She."EllFrench — "Woman, Girl, She."ElsHebrew — "Consecrated to God"EmaPolynesian — "One who flatters; Hard-working. The short form of Emmaline."EmeGerman — "Loved"EmiJapanese — "Blessing, Favour, Beautiful"EnaIrish — "Beloved friend. To love."EnyLatin — "Ardent"EosLatin — "Healthy"EraEnglish — "Breeze"ErnEnglish — "Serious"EsiAfrican — "Born on a Sunday."EtaHindi — "Luminous"EtyGerman — "Little. A short form of names ending in 'etta'."EunKorean — "Silver"EvaSwedish — "Prosperous; happy."EveLatin — "Prosperous; happy."EvyEnglish — "Lively, Life. A form of Eve."EwaPolish — "Life"EyrWelsh — "Snow"FaeFrench — "Stingray"FanLatin — "Diminutive of Frances: From France, or free one. Feminine of Francis. Famous bearers: British novelist Frances Burney and actress Frances Kemble."FayEnglish — "Fairy or Elf"FeiTongan — "Stingray"FenChinese — "Fragrant; sweet smelling"FeyTongan — "Stingray"FiaScottish — "Dark of peace"FirUrdu — "A sharp weapon"FloEnglish — "Prosperous, flowering"FogAmerican — "A dreamer"GaeOld French — "Merry, happy, Lively."GayFrench — "Merry, happy, Lively."GemLatin — "Little gem; Feminine form of James"GenJapanese — "Spring"GiaItalian — "God is gracious"GinJapanese — "Russian Princess"GnaNorse — "One of Frigga's ladies in waiting."GroNorwegian — "Gardener"GulMuslim — "Rose. Flower."GylEnglish — "Youthful. A short form of Jillian."GynWelsh — "White. A short form of names beginning with "Gwen"."HabArabic — "Love"HafWelsh — "Summer"HeaKorean — "Grace"HelNorse — "Goddess of the underworld"HilArabic — "Wife of Prophet Jacob and Mother of Prophet Joseph"HirHindi — "Powerful, Power, diamond, darkness"HopVietnamese — "Consistent"HorHebrew — "Woman from the mountains"HubArabic — "Love"HyeKorean — "A graceful woman"HynPolynesian — "Girl"IahOld English — "Prosperous friend. A feminine form of Edwin."IbaArabic — "High Status, Exalted, Sublime and Superb"IcaHungarian — "Light"IdeIrish — "Thirst"IfaArabic — "Keeping Faith, Satisfying"IhaIndian — "The earth"IjeAfrican — "Born feet first"IkuJapanese — "A nurturing woman"IlaFrench — "Light; Island."IliGreek — "Torch of light"IlkHungarian — "Light"IlmArabic — "Slave girl belonging to Zubaydah, wife of Harun al-Rashid had this name"IluGreek — "Light"ImaGerman — "Embracing everything; Now, The present "InaIrish — "Purity"InoGreek — "Daughter of Cadmus"InuHindi — "Attractive"IpoHawaiian — "Darling"IrmArabic — "Heaven"IsiSpanish — "Consecrated to God"ItaIrish — "Thirsty"ItoJapanese — "A delicate woman"IviEnglish — "A vine"IvyEnglish — "A vine"IwaJapanese — "Of strong character Iwah"JiaChinese — "Family, Kin"JinChinese — "Tenderness"JlnJapanese — "Tenderness, gentleness"JoiEnglish — "Joyful"JoyLatin — "Joyful"JuhIndian — "Flower"JuiIndian — "A flower"JylArabic — "Abbreviation of Jillian or Gillian. Joves chilD"KaeEnglish — "K"KasArabic — "Glass"KatEnglish — "Purity, Virginal. A short form of Katherine."KeeHawaiian — "Glorious"KemVietnamese — "Royal. A short form of Kimberley; Golden."KiaAfrican — "Beginning of the season."KieJapanese — "Uncommon Blessing"KitEnglish — "Pure, Virginal"KooScottish — "Nicname for Katherine"KyaAmerican — "Beginning of the season."LauWelsh — "Leaf"LavLatin — "Lion"LiaItalian — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LisScandinavian — "Noble. The Hebrew form of Elizabeth, Holy and sacred to God."LiuChinese — "Flowing"LivScandinavian — "Olive. A short form of Olivia."LizEnglish — "Noble. The Hebrew form of Elizabeth, Holy and sacred to God."LlaIndian — "Of the earth / from the island"LolAmerican — "Laughter"LosPolynesian — "A Polynesian form of Rosa a rose. See ROSA Spanish names"LovHebrew — "Affection"LurSpanish — "Earth"LuzSpanish — "Light"LyaTongan — "Heavenly child, flower; Ivory, whale's tooth."LysGerman — "Noble. The Hebrew form of Elizabeth, Holy and sacred to God."LyvLatin — "Olive. A short form of Olivia."LyzGerman — "Noble. The Hebrew form of Elizabeth, Holy and sacred to God."MabIrish — "Happy"MaeEnglish — "A combination of Elly and May, Old soul and great, pink / white blossom or born in the month of May."MagEnglish — "Pearl"MahPersian — "Moon, figuratively meaning beautiful, radiant"

3 Letter Unisex Names

AbiAfrican — "Elder brother."AdeAfrican — "Royal"AdiIndian — "Mythical name (a form of Vasishtha), Means 'jewel' or 'ornament' in Hebrew."AimAmerican — "Direct Toward Target"AinIrish — "Beloved friend. To love."AjaYoruba — "High Priestess of Mecca."AliArabic — "Old German name meaning 'noble; nobility. Arabic name meaning High, Exalted. Name made popular in the west by the heroic boxer, Muhammad Ali."AmiFrench — "Shining light. The Irish form of Helen"AmyLatin — "Shining light. The Irish form of Helen"AnaSpanish — "God is gracious."AoiJapanese — "Hollyhock Flower"AraArabic — "Rainmaker; Alter, the Greek goddess of vengence and destruction."AriHebrew — "To sing."AsaJapanese — "Healer, physician."AseHebrew — "Variant of Asa: Doctor."AshEnglish — "Ash tree."AtlAztec — "Water"AviHebrew — "Father, or God is Just"AynHebrew — "Beloved friend. To love."BelIndian — "Sacred Wood"BemAfrican — "Peace"BerGerman — "Brave as a Bear"BlyNative American — "To Be a Tall Child"CaeIrish — "Happy"CaiWelsh — "Rejoice"CalEnglish — "Short for names beginning with CAL"CamScottish — "From the name CAMERON"CayIrish — "Happy"CoeEnglish — "Jackdaw"CoyEnglish — "Woods"CydGreek — "A Public Hill"DaeEnglish — "Large|Beloved."DaiJapanese — "Large|Beloved."DayAmerican — "Light and hope"DelEnglish — "Short for names beginning with DEL"DinAfrican — "Peace"DonEnglish — "Mother goddess(Female) aand short form of names such as Donna, Donatella etc. Loyal(Male), and short form of Donald and other similar names. Also World Leader (Celtic / Gaelic)"DruAmerican — "Manly, Courageous"DwiIndonesian — "Second Child"DylWelsh — "Born from the ocean; son of the sea"DynGreek — "Peace"EdeGreek — "Generation"EdiEnglish — "Happy guardian|success"EdyAfrican — "Happy guardian|success"EhiBiblical — "My brother"ElaIndian — "Oak, terebinth (a type of shady, aromatic tree, also known as the turpentine tree)"EluNative American — "Full of Grace"ElyEnglish — "Uplifting. The short form of Elijah. The Lord is my God."EriJapanese — "My watcher, watching. "FaiChinese — "he beginning."FinScottish — "Fair-headed, Fair, White. A central character in Irish folklore."FynEnglish — "Blond-haired, fair complexioned|From Finland."GabFrench — "Strength of God. The short form of the name of the Archangel, Gabriel."GonHebrew — "God is gracious"GuoChinese — "Fortification"HaoVietnamese — "Good, Perfect"HueVietnamese — "Lily flower"HuiChinese — "Clever"IanScottish — "Gift from God The Gaelic form of the name John."IdaGreek — "Name of a king, alternateve meaning(Teutonic - Female) work."IngNorse — "Myth name"IonGreek — "God is gracious"IraHebrew — "Camp|Watchful|Stallion."IsaGerman — "Rainbow"IvaJapanese — "Willow; Yew tree."IzeNative American — "Sun"JaeEnglish — "The blue jaybird. A short form of names starting with "Jay"."JahBiblical — "Magnetic. One who attracts."JaiIndian — "The blue jaybird. A short form of names starting with "Jay"."JamAmerican — "A sweet condiment or musical get-together"JanSlavic — "From the name JANET, and also John, meaning gift from God."JasHebrew — "God is gracious. A form of John. A short form of names beginning with "Jas"."JaxAmerican — "Son of Jack"JazAmerican — "Lover of jazz music."JemEnglish — "Little gem; Feminine form of James"JenEnglish — "Danish form of John (God is gracious) Alternate Meaning(Welsh- Female) White Wave"JieChinese — "Pure"JonEnglish — "Gift of God / God has given. A form of John. A shortened form of Jonathan."KaiHawaiian — "Sea. Notice that the boys' name Kai, of Danish origin, is currently fashionable in the UK and U.S.A. for boys in Hawai'i -."KamScottish — "Bent nose or Loved. The short form of Cameron"KayWelsh — "Fall season"KazPolish — "Dim. of CASSIUS"KeaAfrican — "White, clear."KeiAfrican — "African Meaning(E) Sandy, White Japanese Meaning(f only):- Rapture; reverence"KelEnglish — "Unknown"KeyScottish — "Son of the fiery one|Son of the key holder."KimVietnamese — "Ruler"KinJapanese — "Golden"KirBiblical — "A city, wall, meeting"KymAfrican — "Warrior chief."KyoJapanese — "Cooperation, Capital. Village, Apricot"LanVietnamese — "Orchid flower."LeaHebrew — "Fatigued, Weary, Delicate."LeeEnglish — "Glade, alternative meaning, poet, also, a unisexual name meaning 'plum'"LeiSlavic — "Fatigued, Weary, Delicate."LexEnglish — "A Word"LeyEnglish — "Meadow"LilLatin — "Saint name"LimChinese — "From the woods"LinLatin — "Beautiful jade stone."LoePolynesian — "King"LouGerman — "Famous warrior. The short form of names starting with 'Lou'."LuvEnglish — "Son of Lord Rama"LuxGreek — "Light"LynEnglish — "Waterfall"MajScandinavian — "A Pearl"MarSpanish — "The Sea"MerSpanish — "Ocean, Sea"MorCeltic — "Exceptional"NanEnglish — "Gracious. A short form of names starting with "Anna"."NatEnglish — "Gift of God. A short form of Nathan and Nathaniel."NelSpanish — "Neil's son, Son of a champion."NeoGreek — "New"NoeSpanish — "Pleasant Friend(Hebrew - Male) Born on Christmas, Peace (French - Female)"NoxLatin — "Goddess of the Night"ObaAfrican — "One who is the king. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."OkeHawaiian — "Form of OSCAR"OkiJapanese — "Ocean Centered"OlaAfrican — "Ibo of Nigeria name meaning 'precious, worth.'"OmaArabic — "Giver of Life"OniNative American — "Born on holy ground."OnyRussian — "Elder"OyaNative American — "To Beckon"OzzHebrew — "Divinely ruled by God, God of the forest. The short form of names starting with "Os" or "Oz"."PatEnglish — "Of Noble Descent"PaxLatin — "Peace"PazArabic — "Peace or Gold"PuaHawaiian — "Flower, figuratively child."QiuChinese — "Season of fall"RaeEnglish — "Doe, alaternate meaning, Wise Protector, also, the femine form of Ray, abbreviation of Raymond."RedAmerican — "Redheaded One, or Dim. of REDMOND"RenJapanese — "Arranger"ReySpanish — "King"RinJapanese — "Companion"RoeEnglish — "Deer, gazelle."RosEnglish — "Rose Colored"RyoJapanese — "River"SarAnglo-Saxon — "Pain"SenVietnamese — "Vietnamese Meaning (f) Lotus flower Japanese Meaning(M):- Wood Fairy"ShiChinese — "Truthful"SiaBiblical — "Assembly"SifNorse — "Second wife of Thor"SivNorse — "Kinswoman"SkyAmerican — "From the word sky, for the upper atmosphere"SolSpanish — "Peace. Variant of Shalom. In the bible Solomon (son of David and Bathsheba) succeeded his father as king of Israel and wrote Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon."TaiChinese — "From THAILAND"TajIndian — "Crown"TalHebrew — "Morning dew"TaoChinese — "Peach, Long Life"TexAmerican — "From Texas"ThuVietnamese — "Autumn"TipAmerican — "Nickname for THOMAS"UlfGerman — "Wolf"UliGerman — "Noble leader"UllNorse — "Wolf Power"UmiAfrican — "Servant"UriHebrew — "Fire. Father of Bezalel, the divinely inspired architect. Others"ValEnglish — "Power, alternate meaning, high hill."VanVietnamese — "From the family of.."VonNorse — "From (the family of)"VoxLatin — "Voice"WanChinese — "Gentle, Gracious"WeiChinese — "Valuable - brillliant"WinEnglish — "White, Fair-haired."WynWelsh — "White, Fair-haired."YanHebrew — "Pretty Colors / Swallow Bird"YueChinese — "Moon"ZanHebrew — "Well fed."ZenJapanese — "Living"ZhiChinese — "Wisdom, Healing"ZiaArabic — "To tremble, fear."ZoeGreek — "A life-giving woman; alive"ZoiGreek — "Life"ZoyGreek — "Life"ZwiScandinavian — "Gazelle"ZyaHebrew — "Light"