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Names that mean stone

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Stone in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Stone

AasitHindi — "Black stone, Not white"AeccestaneEnglish — "Swordsman's stone."AhjazArabic — "Stone"AkeekArabic — "Valuable stone"AkeeqArabic — "Valuable stone"AlstanOld English — "From the noble one's town, Temple stone."AlstenOld English — "From the noble one's town, Temple stone."AlstinOld English — "From the noble one's town, Temple stone."AlstonEnglish — "From the noble one's town, Temple stone."AlstynOld English — "From the noble one's town, Temple stone."ApurtaAboriginal — "Stone"ApurtahAboriginal — "Stone"AqeekArabic — "Valuable stone"AqeeqArabic — "Valuable stone"AthalstanOld English — "Reliable, Noble, Stone."AtheistanEnglish — "From the Old English Aethelstan meaning noble stone. Atheistan was a 10th century Anglo-Saxon king. Sir Walter Scott used the name Atheistan in his 19th century novel Ivanhoe."AthelstanEnglish — "Reliable, Noble, Stone."AthilstanOld English — "Reliable, Noble, Stone."AtholstanOld English — "Reliable, Noble, Stone."AthylstanOld English — "Reliable, Noble, Stone."AxtonEnglish — "Swordsman's stone."BairbelUrdu — "Precious Gems, Stones, Qeemti Jawahar, Qeemti Pathar"BairozUrdu — "Greenish, stone"BarnumEnglish — "From the noble person's stone house."BedrosArmenian — "Stone"BernsteenGerman — "Amber stone."BernsteinGerman — "Amber stone."BernsteynGerman — "Amber stone."BernsteyneGerman — "Amber stone."BlackstoneEnglish — "Of the dark stone"BothScottish — "From the stone house"BothainScottish — "From the stone house"BothanScottish — "From the stone house"BricEnglish — "Bridge, Stone building material."BrickEnglish — "Bridge, Stone building material."BrikEnglish — "Bridge, Stone building material."BrycEnglish — "Bridge, Stone building material."BryckEnglish — "Bridge, Stone building material."BrykEnglish — "Bridge, Stone building material."CairnGaelic — "Landmark piled with stones."CairneWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CairnesWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CalderScottish — "From the rough water stream with the stones."CarnWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CarneWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CarnesWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CayrnWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CayrneWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CayrnesWelsh — "Landmark piled with stones."CephasHebrew — "Stone"CephusAramaic — "Stone"ChintamaniIndian — "Philosopher's stone"ClachScottish — "Stone"DamluqArabic — "Round and Shiny Stone"DarnajafArabic — "White Stone"DunstanEnglish — "From the brown hill stone."DunstenOld English — "From the brown hill stone."DunstinOld English — "From the brown hill stone."DunstonOld English — "From the brown hill stone."DunstynOld English — "From the brown hill stone."EbanHebrew — "Rock, Stone."EbenaHawaiian — "Variant of Epena: Stone."EbennHebrew — "Rock, Stone."EbinHebrew — "Rock, Stone."EbonHebrew — "Rock, Stone."EbynHebrew — "Rock, Stone."EinsteinNorse — "From the island stone."EinsteynNorse — "From the island stone."EpenaHawaiian — "Stone"ErmolaiGreek — "Heap of stones"EynsteinNorse — "From the island stone."EynstynNorse — "From the island stone."EysteinNorse — "From the island stone."FairozeMuslim — "Turquoise. Precious stone."FeatherstoneEnglish — "From the feather stone."FeodrasGreek — "Stone"FeorisEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "FerozahArabic — "A Precious Stone"FirozeIndian — "Variant of Fairoze: Turquoise. Precious stone."FraidArabic — "Precious Stones"GaspardFrench — "Guardian of the treasure|Gem stone."GaspareEnglish — "Guardian of the treasure|Gem stone."GasperEnglish — "Guardian of the treasure|Gem stone."GhamayArabic — "Precious Stone"GladstonEnglish — "From the boundary stone at the happy one's estate."GladstoneEnglish — "From the boundary stone at the happy one's estate."Gohar tabUrdu — "Shining like bead or stone"HallNorse — "Dweller at the hall|From the stone manor."HallmarScandinavian — "Big Ocean Stone"HalstenScandinavian — "Rock and stone."HassunNative American — "As solid as a stone"HeleumaHawaiian — "anchor, stone anchor "HijarArabic — "Stone"JaedSpanish — "The Jade stone"JaidSpanish — "The Jade stone"JandalArabic — "Big Stone"JasparArabic — "Guardian of the treasure|Gem stone."JasperPersian — "Guardian of the treasure|Gem stone."JauharAfrican — "Jewel. Gem stone. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region."JawaherArabic — "Precious Stones"JaydSpanish — "The Jade stone"JaydeAfrican — "The Jade stone"KaantHindi — "Desire, Lovely, Spring, Lover, Beautiful, Husband, Moon, A precious stone, Vishnu"KharaArabic — "Blue Stone"KlepprIcelandic — "A large stone."KlviAfrican-American — "dweller by a stone "KoustubhHindi — "The most valuable stone, Whichiis in the possession of lord Vishnu"LaajwardArabic — "Precious Blue Stone"LajbarArabic — "Name of precious stone"LeshemHebrew — "Precious stone."LivingstonEnglish — "From the lively stone town."LivingstoneScottish — "From the lively stone town."LivinstonEnglish — "From the lively stone town."LivinstoneEnglish — "From the lively stone town."LonatoNative American — "Flint stone."MogoAboriginal — "A stone axe. "OnikeTongan — "Onyx, Semi-precious stone."PaarasHindi — "Touchstone, Stone that turns iron to gold"PadulaAboriginal — "Stone"PadulahAboriginal — "Stone"PadullaAboriginal — "Stone"PadullahAboriginal — "Stone"ParidhanaHindi — "Touch Stone"ParkynEnglish — "Young Peter, Little stone."ParnelIrish — "Little Peter, Little stone."ParneleMiddle English — "Little Peter, Little stone."ParnellFrench — "Little Peter, Little stone."ParnelleMiddle English — "Little Peter, Little stone."PearceAnglo-Saxon — "A rock, Stone. "PearsonIrish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PearssonScottish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PeatEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeateEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeaterEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PedahzurBiblical — "Strong or powerful savior, stone of redemption"PedarScandinavian — "A rock, Stone. "PedoEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PedrWelsh — "A rock, Stone. "PedrinhoEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeerHebrew — "A rock, Stone. "PeeteEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PehrsonScottish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PeiraEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeirssonScottish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PeitEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeiteEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeiterEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PejoEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PekkaGreek — "A rock, Stone. "PelloGreek — "Stone"PerbanDanish — "Stone"PerbenDanish — "Stone"PerbinDanish — "Stone"PerbonDanish — "Stone"PerbynDanish — "Stone"PereeGreek — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PereyGreek — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PerieGreek — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PerkaEnglish — "Little Peter, Little stone."PerkahEnglish — "Little Peter, Little stone."PerkinEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PerkinsEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PerkynEnglish — "Little Peter, Little stone."PerkynsEnglish — "Little Peter, Little stone."PernaelEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PernalEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PerreeGreek — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PerreyGreek — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PerriGreek — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PerrieGreek — "A rock, Stone. "PerromikEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PetarEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PetenkaRussian — "Stone"PeterasEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PetereyEnglish — "A rock or stone"PeterkaCzech / Slovak — "Stone"PeterkinEnglish — "Rock, stone"PetersonEnglish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PeterusEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeteyGreek — "Diminutive of Peter: Stone, rock."PetruschaEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PetruschkaEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PetrusoUkrainian — "Stone"PetyaRussian — "Stone"PewlinWelsh — "A rock, Stone. "PeyteEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PeyterEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PieraItalian — "A rock, Stone. "PierceIrish — "Sharp, A rock, Stone. Another form of Peter."PierpontLatin — "Lives by the stone bridge"PierreFrench — "A rock, Stone. French form of Peter."PierrepontLatin — "Lives by the stone bridge"PiersonEnglish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PieterDutch — "A rock, Stone. "PiterEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PjotrSlavic — "Stone"PorfirioSpanish — "Dressed in purple. Purple stone."PorfiryoGreek — "Dressed in purple. Purple stone."PorfryioGreek — "Dressed in purple. Purple stone."PorfryoGreek — "Dressed in purple. Purple stone."PoutiniPolynesian — "Green stone."PoutinyPolynesian — "Green stone."PoutynyPolynesian — "Green stone."PunonBiblical — "Precious stone, that beholds"PyersonScottish — "Peter's son, Son of the stone."PyetEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PyeteEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "PyeterEnglish — "A rock, Stone. "RakhamArabic — "Stone"RatanakarHindi — "Precious Stone"RathanHindi — "Precious stone, Gold"RathnaKumarHindi — "Precious stone, lord Murugan name"RatnakutaHindi — "Treasure of Precious Stones"RatnamaniHindi — "Precious Stone"RegemBiblical — "That stones or is stoned, purple."RegemmelechBiblical — "He that stones the king, purple of the king"RocOld English — "From the stone."RoccaItalian — "Stone"RochesterEnglish — "From the stone camp."RockEnglish — "From the stone."RockeeOld English — "From the stone."RockeyOld English — "From the stone."RockiOld English — "From the stone."RockieOld English — "From the stone."RockoItalian — "Stone"RockwelOld English — "From the rocky spring, From the stone by the stream."RockwellEnglish — "From the rocky spring, From the stone by the stream."RockyEnglish — "From the stone."RocwellOld English — "From the rocky spring, From the stone by the stream."RokOld English — "From the stone."RokeeEnglish — "From the stone."RokeyEnglish — "From the stone."RokiEnglish — "From the stone."RokieEnglish — "From the stone."RokkoItalian — "Stone"RokoItalian — "Stone"RokwellOld English — "From the rocky spring, From the stone by the stream."RokyEnglish — "From the stone."RoquItalian — "Stone"RoquePortuguese — "Stone"RoystonEnglish — "From the town by a stone cross"RukhamArabic — "White stone, marble"SailajHindi — "Full of Stones"SakharArabic — "Stone"SashikantHindi — "Moon stone, Moon loved"SashikanthHindi — "Moon stone, Moon loved"ShashikantIndian — "Moon stone"SixtenScandinavian — "Victory Stone"StanbenyEnglish — "From the stone fortress."StanburhEnglish — "From the stone fortress."StanburyEnglish — "From the stone fortress."StanwayEnglish — "From the stone road"SteanGerman — "Stone"SteenTeutonic — "Stone"SteinGerman — "Stone"SteineGerman — "Stone"SteinerGerman — "Stone"StenScandinavian — "Stone"SteneGerman — "Stone"StennisScottish — "From the place of the standing stones "SteynGerman — "Stone"SteyneGerman — "Stone"StinsonEnglish — "Stone's son|son of the stone one "StoneAmerican — "Stone "StoneeEnglish — "Stone "StonewallEnglish — "From the stone fortress"StoneyEnglish — "Stone "StoniEnglish — "Stone "StonieEnglish — "Stone "StonyEnglish — "Stone "StynsonEnglish — "Stone's son|son of the stone one "SuneelHindi — "Blue stone"SushimHindi — "Moon stone"TaroJapanese — "Stone"TarroAboriginal — "Stone"ThorstenEnglish — "Thor`s stone"ThurstanEnglish — "Thor's stone."ThurstonEnglish — "Thor`s stone"ThurstunEnglish — "Thor's stone."TorstenScandinavian — "Thor`s stone"TramaineEnglish — "House of stone"TremainWelsh — "From The Town Of The Stone"TremaineCeltic — "From the town encircled by stone."TremayneCeltic — "From the town encircled by stone."UpalHindi — "Stone"UppalHindi — "Stone"WystanEnglish — "As solid as a stone during battle"YaqootArabic — "A valuable stone"Yaqoot AhmarArabic — "Name of A Precious Stone"YashamArabic — "Name of A Stone"YashimArabic — "Green Precious Stone"ZabrjadArabic — "A Precious Stone"ZamuradArabic — "A green precious stone"ZarkanayArabic — "Gold Stone"ZmurdArabic — "Green Stone"ZumarradArabic — "Emerald, precious stone"ZumuradArabic — "Green Stone"ZurialHebrew — "God is my stone foundation."ZuryalHebrew — "God is my stone foundation."ZuryelHebrew — "God is my stone foundation."

Girl names that mean Stone

AgafonFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AgapetFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AgapitItalian — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AgataSwedish — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.', Also. Means pure in Swedish"AgatahScottish — "Precious stone"AgateGreek — "Precious stone"AgattaFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AggyFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AggyeGerman — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AghighIranian — "Name of a stone "AgiHungarian — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AgieFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AglaurosGreek — "Turned into stone by Hermes"AgothaHungarian — "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.'"AgyeFrench — "Named for a semi-precious stone. May also be considered a variant of the Greek name Agatha, 'good.'"AlameaHawaiian — "Precioius stone."AlameahHawaiian — "Precioius stone."AlamiaHawaiian — "Precioius stone."AlamiahHawaiian — "Precioius stone."AlcinaItalian — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AlcineItalian — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AlciniaItalian — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AllcineGreek — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AllciniaGreek — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AlliraAboriginal — "The Quartz stone."AllirahAboriginal — "The Quartz stone."AllyraAboriginal — "The Quartz stone."AllyrahAboriginal — "The Quartz stone."AlmodineLatin — "A highly prized stone"AlmyaHawaiian — "Precioius stone."AlmyahHawaiian — "Precioius stone."AlseenaGreek — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AlsinaGreek — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AlsiniaGreek — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AlsynGreek — "Myth name of a sorceress who when tired of her lovers would turn them into trees, stones or animals. Also feminine form of Alcinous (king who entertained Odysseus. Variants include Alcine , Alcinia , Allcine , Allcinia , Alseena , Alsina , Alsinia, Alsy"AmipaTongan — "Amber stone."AmipahTongan — "Amber stone."AzoraPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzorahPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzuraPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzurahPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzurinaPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzurineFrench — "Blue lapis stone."AzurynPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzurynaPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzurynahPersian — "Blue lapis stone."AzurynePersian — "Blue lapis stone."CarneliaLatin — "Red / Yellow translucent stone; Gem."CarneliahLatin — "Red / Yellow translucent stone; Gem."CarnelianLatin — "Red / Yellow translucent stone; Gem."CarnelyaLatin — "Red / Yellow translucent stone; Gem."CarnelyahLatin — "Red / Yellow translucent stone; Gem."CarnelyanLatin — "Red / Yellow translucent stone; Gem."ChandrakanthaHindi — "The Moon, Moon stone, Wife of the Moon"ChinthamaniHindi — "Philosophers stone, A jewel"DiamandaEnglish — "Of high value, brilliant. The precious diamond stone."DiamanteFrench — "Of high value, brilliant. The precious diamond stone."DiamoniqueEnglish — "Of high value, brilliant. The precious diamond stone."DiamontinaEnglish — "Of high value, brilliant. The precious diamond stone."DurreNajafArabic — "Gem or a precious stone of Najaf city"EmeldaSpanish — "Precious green gem stone."EmeldahFrench — "Precious green gem stone."EmeraldSpanish — "Precious green gem stone."EmmaraldFrench — "Precious green gem stone."EmmeraldFrench — "Precious green gem stone."ErmaGerman — "Square pillar made of stone."ErmahLatin — "Square pillar made of stone."EsmaeFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."EsmahFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."EsmaiFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."EsmayFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."EsmeFrench — "Precious green gem stone."EsmeeFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."EsmeiFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."EsmeyFrench — "Precious green gem stone. A form of Emerald."FairozaArabic — "Resembling turquoise; a precious stone"FayruzMuslim — "fayrviz the turquoise stone"FeerozahUrdu — "A precious stone. daughter of al-Mazfar, She was a scholar, narrator of Hadith and a very righteous woman; she wrote a book of Hadith "Al-Arbaeen Riwayat as-salihat an As-salhiheen"FiruzeArabic — "Turquoise (a blue-green stone used in jewelry) (Zewaarat main istamal hony wala neely rang ka sabz pathr)"GazitHebrew — "Hewn Stone"GisaHebrew — "Carved stone"GisahHebrew — "Carved stone"GizaHebrew — "Hewn Stone"GoharArmenian — "Diamond, Precious stone. A form of Goharik."GoharuhiArmenian — "Diamond, Precious stone. A form of Goharik."GovbarArmenian — "Diamond, Precious stone. A form of Goharik."GuharPersian — "Diamond, Precious stone. A form of Goharik."GysahHebrew — "Carved stone"HaldisaTeutonic — "Spirit of stone"HaniaNative American — "Stone"HaniahAboriginal — "Stone"HanyaAboriginal — "Stone"HanyahAboriginal — "Stone"HazzeezArabic — "Stone"HermahLatin — "Square pillar made of stone."HiraarrArabic — "Stone"HirmaLatin — "Square pillar made of stone."HirmahLatin — "Square pillar made of stone."HyrmaLatin — "Square pillar made of stone."HyrmahLatin — "Square pillar made of stone."IoneeGreek — "Violet-coloured stone."IoneyGreek — "Violet-coloured stone."IonieGreek — "Violet-coloured stone."IonyGreek — "Violet-coloured stone."IshikoJapanese — "Little Stone"IzusaNative American — "Resembling the white stone"JadahSpanish — "Precious green stone."JaidaEnglish — "Precious green stone."JavaaharArabic — "Precious Stone"JawaaharMuslim — "Variant of Jawahar: Precious stones."JawharaArabic — "Essence, precious stone"JaydaContemporary — "Precious green stone."JemsaSpanish — "the Spanish gema gem, precious stone"JetaEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JetahEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JetiaEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JetiahEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JettahEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JettiEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JettiaEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JettiahEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JettieEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JettyahEnglish — "Black-coloured gem stone."JewalOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelanaEnglish — "Precious, gracful gem stone."JewelanahEnglish — "Precious, gracful gem stone."JeweleLithuanian — "Precious gem stone."JeweleiOld French — "Precious gem stone."JeweleighOld French — "Precious gem stone."JeweliOld French — "Precious gem stone."JeweliaOld French — "Precious gem stone."JeweliahOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelieOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewellaOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelleOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelleaOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelleahOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelleeOld French — "Precious gem stone."JewelyOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuelOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuelanaHebrew — "Precious, gracful gem stone."JuelanahEnglish — "Precious, gracful gem stone."JueleOld French — "Precious gem stone."JueleaOld French — "Precious gem stone."JueleahOld French — "Precious gem stone."JueleeOld French — "Precious gem stone."JueleiOld French — "Precious gem stone."JueleighOld French — "Precious gem stone."JueliOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuelieOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuelyOld French — "Precious gem stone."JulanaEnglish — "Precious, gracful gem stone."JulanahEnglish — "Precious, gracful gem stone."JuleaOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuleahOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuleeFrench — "Precious gem stone."JuleiOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuleighOld French — "Precious gem stone."JuliLatin — "Precious gem stone."KepaBasque — "Stone"KepeGreek — "Stone"KhaaraArabic — "Solid Stone"KhaarasangArabic — "A Special Stone"LamillaAboriginal — "A stone. "LinnahChinese — "Beautiful jade stone."LynnaEnglish — "Beautiful jade stone."LynnahChinese — "Beautiful jade stone."ManideepaIndian — "A lamp of precious stones"ManisilaHindi — "A jewelled stone"MaragathamHindi — "Emerald, It is very precious natural stone in the world"MarwaArabic — "Flint Stone"MeenalHindi — "Precious gem, Stone"MeenalotchiniHindi — "Precious Stone, Fish"MeenuHindi — "Fish which moves with ease everywhere bestowing Love and peace over her surroundings getting pride to all, Paradise, A gem, Precious stone"MerriEnglish — "A stone. "MinalNative American — "A precious stone"MinnalkodiHindi — "A Precious Stones"MinuHindi — "Fish which moves, Paradise, A gem, Precious stone"MushkanahArabic — "A Precious Stone"NageenUrdu — "A precious stone on a ring or other jewellery"NageenahUrdu — "Precious Stone"NagenahArabic — "Precious Stone"NaginahArabic — "Precious Stones"NaroomaAboriginal — "Magical stone."NaroomahAboriginal — "Magical stone."NavaratnaHindi — "Nine precious stones"NeelumArabic — "Blue Gem. Precious Stone"NegeenPersian — "The precious stone on a ring or other Jewlery"NeghinArabic — "Jewel, precious stone"NeginIranian — "The precious stone on a ring or other Jewlery"NelamUrdu — "Precious stone"NelkaPolish — "Stone"NelmaGreek — "Stone"NilamArabic — "Blue gem. Precious stone."NlobeMythology and Astrology — "Borne in Greek mythology by a queen of Thebes, daughter of Tantalus and wife of Amphion Continually weeping for her seven sons and seven daughters killed by Apollo and Diana, Niobe was turned into a stone from which tears continued to flow"PaaresArabic — "The Name of A Stone"PanaaArabic — "A Precious Stone"PenninahHebrew — "Resembling a precious stone"PerettFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PerettaFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PeretteFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PetraSwedish — "Stone"PetrinaGreek — "Feminine form of Peter: Stone, rock."PetronelaLatin — "Stone"PetronellaSwedish — "Stone"PieretFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PierettFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PierettaFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PieretteGreek — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PierinFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PierinaGreek — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PierineFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PierynaFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PieryneFrench — "Little steady one; Stone; The feminine form of Pierre / Peter"PigaaniArabic — "A Precious Stone"PukhraajArabic — "A Precious Stone"RakhaamArabic — "White and Soft Stone"RakhaamahArabic — "Small Stone"RathnaHindi — "Pearl, Precious stone or gem"RatnaIndian — "Precious stone"RezephHebrew — "As solid as a stone"RitzpahHebrew — "hot stone, a coal. The name was borne by a concubine of King Saul and mother of two of his sons"RizpahGreek — "Coal, hot stone."RobitaArabic — "Precious Stones"RobitaaArabic — "Precious Stone"RoobeeMuslim — "Variant of Rubi: Ruby. Precious stone."RubiMuslim — "Ruby. Precious stone."RukhaamArabic — "White and Soft Stone"RumehaUrdu — "Beautiful Stone"SafaiaTongan — "The sapphire stone. Blue"SafaiahTongan — "The sapphire stone. Blue"SafayaTongan — "The sapphire stone. Blue"SafayahTongan — "The sapphire stone. Blue"SafwaaArabic — "Soft Stone"SailuHindi — "Soft Devotee Stone"SakhriyahArabic — "Stone"SaminahArabic — "A healthy girl, fertile land without rock and stone"ShamiliHindi — "A Stone Slab"ShashimaniHindi — "The Moon Stone"ShazminHindi — "White stone"SheelangiHindi — "Good characte, Strong like a stone"SietTongan — "The jet stone, Dark, Black."SieteTongan — "The jet stone, Dark, Black."SiladityaHindi — "Sun of stone"SlxtenScandinavian — "Mainly Swedish name derived from the obsolete Old Norse Sigsteinn victory stone, a compounding of the elements sigr victory and steinn stone"TuhChinese — "Jade stone"TurquoisOld French — "The Turkish stone. Blue / Gree colour."TurquoiseOld French — "The Turkish stone. Blue / Gree colour."VaiduryaHindi — "A gem stone"YaaqootUrdu — "Ruby, a precious stone, a garnet"YakootahArabic — "Resembling an emerald; precious stone"YasharahUrdu — "Intelligent, precious stone"ZamurradArabic — "Resembling an emerald; a precious stone"ZoniraArabic — "Precious Stone, Expensive Jewel"ZueinahHindi — "Lucky Number, Stone, Metal, Colour"ZumarradaArabic — "Emerald, Precious stone"

Unisex names that mean Stone

GizehArabic — "Hewn Stone"GuadalupeSpanish — "River of Black Stones"IspahBiblical — "A jasper stone."JuleFrench — "Joy, Precious Stone"LinLatin — "Beautiful jade stone."PeryEnglish — "A rock, Stone. A form of Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner."PierEnglish — "Aboriginal: A tree. Greek: A rock or stone. A modern feminine form of Peter. Also see Parnella and Petronel. "

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