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Names that mean tower

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 Tower in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Tower

BasiqUrdu — "Soaring, lofty, towering and is used especially to describe trees"BirjArabic — "Tower"BrakenburyShakespearean — "King Henry IV, Part 2' Robert Shallow, a country justice. 'King John' Robert Faulconbridge, and his father, Sir Robert Faulconbridge. 'King Richard III' Sir Robert Brakenbury, Lieutenant of the Tower."BroughOld English — "Dweller at the tower fortress."BrougherEnglish — "Dweller at the tower fortress."BroughtanOld English — "From the tower fortress town."BroughtenOld English — "From the tower fortress town."BroughtonEnglish — "From the tower fortress town."BroughtownOld English — "From the tower fortress town."FariArabic — "Tall, towering, lofty"MariasGreek — "From the high tower"MigdalHebrew — "From the tower "MuhifArabic — "Elevated, towering, tall, high"ShamikhUrdu — "High, lofty, towering, above all others"TarbaalArabic — "Tower"TorrEnglish — "Tower"TorreArabic — "Tower"VedettaFrench — "From the guard tower."

Girl names that mean Tower

AaliyaHindi — "High, Tall, Towering, Excellent"FareaUrdu — "Tall, Towering, Lofty, Slim"LeliSwedish — "From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen."LeliaLatin — "From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen."LeliahSwedish — "From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen."LelySwedish — "From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen."LelyaSwedish — "From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen."LelyahSwedish — "From the high tower, From Magdala. The Greek form of Magdalen."MadalenHebrew — "From the tower"MadalenaSpanish — "From the high tower"MadalynHebrew — "High tower"MadalynnSpanish — "High tower"MaddalenaGerman — "From the high tower"MaddalynGerman — "High tower"MaddieFrench — "Diminutive of Madeleine: Woman of Magdala. Tower."MadelHebrew — "From the tower"MadelaineHebrew — "From the tower"MadeleineFrench — "High tower"MadelenaHebrew — "From the tower"MadeleneHebrew — "From the tower"MadeliaEnglish — "High tower"MadelinaFrench — "Diminutive of Madeleine: Woman of Magdala. Tower."MadelineEnglish — "High tower"MadelynEnglish — "High tower"MadieFrench — "Tower"MadilynContemporary — "Modern variant of Madeline, a French name meaning woman of Magdala, or tower."MagdaGerman — "High tower"MagdalaHebrew — "From the tower"MagdalenEnglish — "High tower"MagdaleneLatin — "High tower"MaialenHebrew — "From the tower"MakdaAfrican — "Ethiopian version of Hebrew Magda, meaning 'high tower' or 'woman of Magdala.'"MarlaGerman — "High Tower"MarlainaGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlaineHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlanaGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlanahHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlaneHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlaynaGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlayneEnglish — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleanHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleanaHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleanahHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleaneHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleenGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleenaGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleenahHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleeneGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleinaGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarleineHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlinaGerman — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlinahHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlineEnglish — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlynaHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlynahHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MarlyneHebrew — "Praised highly. A form of Madeline, from the high tower."MatxalenHebrew — "From the tower"MaudIrish — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudeIrish — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudeaTeutonic — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudeeTeutonic — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudeyTeutonic — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudiTeutonic — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudieTeutonic — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MaudyTeutonic — "Strong, powerful warrior. The French form of Madeline, from the high tower."MigdaliaHebrew — "Feminine form of Migdal; of the high tower"ModlenWelsh — "Welsh form of Magdalene: tower."NaifahUrdu — "Elevated, high, towering"SamiqaUrdu — "Lofty, towering"ShahiqaArabic — "High, towering, lofty, tall, fem. of Shahiq"ShamikhaArabic — "Lofty, high, towering, sublime"VedetteFrench — "From the guard tower."

Unisex names that mean Tower

MarlasAmerican — "High Tower"MigdolBiblical — "A tower"OphelHebrew — "A tower, darkness, small white cloud"TorrellEnglish — "Dweller At The Small Tower"

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