Quiana

Quiana means 'gracious' or 'good' and is a modern American name.

Quigley

Quigley means 'descendant of Caoinladh', derived from Gaelic meaning 'from the hilly area'.

Quill

Quill originally means 'a small or slender person', derived from the Old English word for 'feather'.

Quillan

Quillan means 'cub' or 'descendant of the cub', often connected to a lineage of strength and vitality.

Quillen

Quillen means 'cub' or 'descendant of the cub', signifying lineage connected to a strong heritage.

Quillian

Quillian means 'cub' and is also indicative of a strong family lineage in Irish culture.

Quillon

Quillon means 'sword' or 'crossing swords', signifying strength and protection.

Quim

Quim is a diminutive of Joaquín, meaning 'God has appointed', reflecting divine guidance.

Quimby

Quimby means 'from the woman's estate', and it carries a historical reference to land ownership.

Quin

Quin means 'wise' or 'intelligent', symbolizing enlightenment and knowledge in cultural contexts.

Quince

Quince refers to the fruit quince tree, often symbolizing fertility and abundance.

Quincey

Quincey means 'from the fifth son', indicating birth order and family lineage in historical terms.

Quineisha

Quineisha is a modern name combining elements from various cultural backgrounds associated with femininity and strength.

Quineta

Quineta is a feminine variant of Quin, often representing wisdom and intelligence.

Quinlee

Quinlee means 'from the queen's meadow', linking nature with nobility.

Quinley

Quinley means 'from the queen's meadow', connoting natural beauty and nobility.

Quinn

Quinn means 'wise' or 'intelligent', often used as a surname representing heritage and wisdom.

Quinna

Quinna means 'queen' or 'female descendant' in English.

Quinni

Quinni means 'fifth' or 'descendant of the fifth' in English.

Quinnie

Quinnie means 'fifth' or represents a 'descendant of Quintus' in English.

Quint

Quint means 'the fifth' or 'fifth-born' in Latin.

Quintanna

Quintanna means 'the fifth' or refers to the 'fifth girl' in Latin.

Quintara

Quintara means 'of the fifth' or 'belonging to the fifth' in Latin.

Quintarah

Quintarah is derived from Quintus, meaning 'fifth' in Latin.

Quintella

Quintella means 'little fifth' in Latin.

Quinten

Quinten means 'the fifth' or 'born in the fifth month' in Latin.

Quintesa

Quintesa means 'the essence of the fifth' in Latin.

Quintilianu

Quintilianu refers to someone of Quintus, meaning 'fifth' in Latin.

Quintillu

Quintillu stands for 'little fifth' in Latin.

Quintillus

Quintillus means 'the fifth one' in Latin.

Quintin

Quintin means 'fifth born' in Latin.

Quintino

Quintino means 'the fifth' and is often given to the fifth-born child.

Quinto

Quinto means 'fifth', typically given to the fifth child.

Quinton

Quinton means 'fifth town'.

Quintrell

Quintrell refers to 'the settlement of the fifth'.

Quintu

Quintu refers to 'the fifth child'.

Quintus

Quintus means 'fifth', commonly used in Roman naming conventions.

Quique

Quique is a diminutive of Enrique, meaning 'ruler of the household'.

Quiqui

Quiqui is also a diminutive of Enrique or Quico, meaning 'ruler'.

Quirin

Quirin means 'spear' or 'hero'.

Quirino

Quirino means 'spear' and is derived from Saint Quirinus.

Quirita

Quirita is often seen as a variation of a name linked to Quirinus, meaning 'spear maiden'.

Quiteria

A name associated with Saint Quiteria, meaning 'the quiet one'.

Quito

Named after the capital city of Ecuador, known for its historical significance.

Quivier

A name derived from the Latin 'civis', meaning 'citizen'.

Qwentin

A variant of Quentin, meaning 'fifth,' often given to the fifth child or born in May.

Rachelle

A diminutive form of Rachel, meaning 'ewe' in Hebrew.

Rachelyn

A modern English variation of Rachel, meaning 'ewe' in Hebrew.

Racita

A diminutive or affectionate form of the name Racquel, often meaning 'little Rachel' or 'ewe'.

Rad

A common Slavic name meaning 'happy' or 'joyful'.

Rada

A name meaning 'happy' or 'joyous' in the Slavic languages.

Radames

A name of Egyptian origin meaning 'powerful' or 'chief'.

Radbert

A name derived from elements meaning 'counsel' and 'brightness'.

Radbod

A historical name meaning 'counsel of the land' or 'wise ruler'.

Radborn

A name meaning 'born in counsel' or 'born with advice'.

Radborne

Meaning 'by the clearing of counsel'.

Radbourn

A name meaning 'stream of counsel' or 'river of advice'.

Radbourne

Meaning 'from the stream or brook of counsel'.

Radburn

A name meaning 'river bend by the counsel'.

Radburne

Meaning 'the stream of counsel'.

Radburt

A name referring to one that is bright in counsel.

Radbyrne

Meaning 'stream of advice'.

Radcliff

A name meaning 'dweller by the red cliff'.

Radcliffe

Meaning 'from the red cliff'.

Radclyf

A variant of Radcliffe, meaning 'red cliff'.

Radclyffe

Meaning 'the cliff where the red stone is found'.

Radd

A diminutive form of names beginning with Rad- which often means 'counsel' or 'advice.'

Raddie

A diminutive of Rad, often signifying a wise counselor.

Raddiffe

An old English surname meaning 'counsel from the meadow,' often used as a first name.

Raddy

A pet form of names beginning with Rad-, meaning 'counsel' or 'advice.'

Radek

Derived from Slavic roots, it means 'happy' or 'joyful.'

Radeliffe

A variation of Radcliffe meaning 'council village' or 'counsel from the cliff.'

Radell

An English surname derived from 'Rad,' meaning wise and 'hill.'

Radella

A variant of names derived from 'Rad,' meaning 'counsel' and is often used in literature.

Raden

A variant of Radenko, which means 'happy' or 'cheerful.'

Radenka

A feminine form of Raden, meaning 'happy' or 'joyful.'

Radey

A modern variation of Rad, often used for both genders, used symbolically for strong counsel.

Radferd

An old English name meaning 'ford by the red meadow.'

Radford

An English place name meaning 'ford by the red.'

Radfurd

A variation of Radford, also meaning 'ford by the red.'

Radim

Radim means 'prosperous protector' and is a name often found in Slavic traditions.

Radimir

Radimir means 'joy and peace' and is associated with notions of happiness in Slavic languages.

Radjoe

Radjoe means 'joyful' and is a name signifying happiness in Slavic traditions.

Radka

Radka means 'happy' or 'joyful' and is derived from Slavic roots denoting happiness.

Radko

Radko means 'happy' or 'prosperous' and signifies joyfulness in his characteristics.

Radlea

Radlea means 'from the red meadow' and reflects a geographical origin in Old English.

Radlee

Radlee means 'from the red meadow' and also indicates a geographical origin in Old English.

Radleigh

A clearing in a meadow where the reeds grow.

Radley

Field with reeds, or meadow where the reeds grow.

Radly

A clearing in a meadow with reeds.

Radmila

A beloved one who comes with happiness and is graciously revered.

Radmilla

A gracious and beloved soul who brings happiness.

Radmund

Counselor who is strong and powerful.

Radnor

A great king or ruler.

Radnya

A person who is joyful and prosperous.

Radolf

Famous wolf, known for power and strength.

Radolph

A famous wolf known for his battle prowess.

Radom

A person who is joyful and prosperous, often linked to happiness.

Radomil

One who is cheerful and brings joy.

Radomila

A gentle and beloved one who brings happiness.