Yavor

The name Yavor means 'maple tree' in Bulgarian.

Yelysaveta

Yelysaveta is a variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath' in Hebrew.

Yeoman

Yeoman traditionally denotes a 'landowner' or 'farmer' in historical England.

Yeraz

Yeraz means 'dream' in Armenian.

Yesa

A feminine form of Yes, often translated as 'yes' or 'confirmation,' representing affirmation.

Yesenia

A name derived from a type of flower, signifying beauty and grace.

Yessenia

A name derived from a flower variety, signifying freshness and beauty.

Yeva

A variant of Eve, meaning 'life' or 'living one'.

Yevgeny

A Russian name derived from the Greek word 'eugenes', meaning 'noble' or 'well-born'.

Yevhen

A Ukrainian form of Eugene, meaning 'noble' or 'well-born'.

Yevheniy

A derivative of Yevhen, meaning 'noble' or 'well-born'.

Yevtsye

A variant of Yevgeny, meaning 'noble' or 'well-born'.

Ygerna

A name derived from the Arthurian legend, associated with the meaning 'the fertile land'.

Ylenia

An Italian name likely derived from Helen, meaning 'light' or 'torch'.

Yohan

God is gracious; a form of the name John in Hebrew tradition.

Yokhanna

Jehovah has graciously given.

Yolanthe

Violet flower.

Yordana

To flow down; refers to the Jordan River.

Yordanka

Derived from 'Jordan', meaning 'to flow down.'

Yoselin

A variation of the name Jocelyn, meaning 'member of the Gauts tribe.'

Yovela

A joyful and happy soul.

Ysabella

God is my oath.

Ysabelle

Devoted to God or God’s promise.

Ysella

A beautiful, fair maiden.

Yuhannis

Derived from the Hebrew name Yohanan, which means 'Yahweh is gracious.'

Yule

A winter festival or a name associated with the Christmas season.

Yuliana

A variant of Julia, meaning 'youthful' or 'downy.'

Yulissa

A variant of the name Julia, symbolizing youthfulness.

Yure

Earth or land.

Yves

The name is derived from the Old Breton name Iod and means 'yew' or 'archer'.

Yvette

This name means 'yew' and is derived from the Old French 'Ivet'.

Yvettia

A variation of Yvette, it signifies 'yew tree' in its deep-rooted French origin.

Yvonne

This name means 'yew tree' and is of French origin.

Ywain

The name means 'young warrior' or 'youthful' in Welsh.

Zabrij

Zabrij means 'brave or daring'.

Zacchaeus

Zacchaeus means 'clean' or 'innocent'.

Zachariah

Zachariah means 'the Lord has remembered'.

Zack

Zack is a diminutive of Zachary, meaning 'the Lord has remembered'.

Zada

Zada means 'something that is beloved'.

Zaden

Zaden means 'a fertile spot'.

Zadie

Zadie means 'prosperous one'.

Zagorka

A name denoting somewhere in the countryside or a rural area.

Zaharinka

Little flower

Zana

Zana means 'God is gracious'.

Zandra

Zandra is a variant of Alexandra and means 'defender of man'.

Zane

Zane means 'God is gracious'.

Zanna

Zanna is a variant of Anna and means 'grace'.

Zantina

Zantina means 'little Saint'.

Zarek

Means 'God protects'.

Zaria

The name translates to 'princess' or 'flower.'

Zavier

A variant of Xavier, meaning 'the new house' or 'bright'.

Zavrina

A name meaning 'to heal' or 'to cure' in Slavic languages.

Zda¬nka

A diminutive form of the name Zdana, meaning 'God's gift'.

Zdenak

Derived from the name Zdeněk, which means 'to become free'.

Zdenka

A diminutive form of the name Zdeněk, meaning 'to become free'.

Zdislav

Means 'glorious in a meaningful way'.

Zdravka

Means 'healthy' or 'to be in good health'.

Zdravko

Means 'healthy' or 'healthy one'.

Zeferino

Derived from the Latin term for a carrier of news; often associated with the wind.

Zelam

Zelam means 'to wish' or 'to desire' in Slavic languages.

Zelene

Zelene translates to 'green' or 'fresh' in Slavic languages, symbolizing vitality.

Zelimir

Zelimir means 'he who is peaceful' in Slavic languages.

Zelimirka

Zelimirka is a feminine form meaning 'peaceful woman' in Slavic languages.

Zeljka

Zeljka means 'the one who wishes' or 'desires' in Slavic languages.

Zeljko

Zeljko means 'the one who wishes' in Slavic languages, commonly used among the Southern Slavic countries.

Zelsana

Zelsana is a variant form relating to 'peace' and 'wish' in Slavic languages.

Zelta

Zelta signifies 'golden' in some Slavic languages, representing value and wealth.

Zena

Zena means 'hospitable' and is often associated with the Greek goddess of hospitality.

Zenaida

Zenaida means 'born of Zeus' which signifies divine origins in Greek mythology.

Zenevieva

Zenevieva means 'the one who is blessed by Zeus' and is often associated with the divine.

Zenia

Zenia translates to 'foreigner' or 'one from a foreign land' in Greek.

Zenil

Zenil means 'peace' or 'calmness' in Slavic languages.

Zenisha

Zenisha means 'peaceful' in Slavic languages and conveys serenity.

Zenobia

Life of Zeus or given life by Zeus.

Zenovia

Divine life.

Zerelda

Level or serene land.

Zerlinda

Beautiful or lovely.

Zetta

Zetta is a diminutive of the name Zita, meaning 'little' or 'small' in Latin.

Zhaklina

Zhaklina is a variant of Jacqueline, meaning 'supplanter' in Slavic cultures.

Zhelyazko

A diminutive form of the name Zhelyaz, meaning 'iron' in Bulgarian.

Zhenya

A diminutive of the name Evgeny, meaning 'noble' in Russian.

Zhivka

A name meaning 'alive' or 'living' in Bulgarian.

Zigfrids

Zigfrids is a Latvian name that means 'victory' or 'peaceful'.

Ziggy

Ziggy is a diminutive of Zigmund or Zigfried, meaning 'victorious protector'.

Zikoranachidinma

Zikoranachidinma means 'God has indeed done well' in Igbo.

Zilya

Zilya is a diminutive form of names like Zinaida and means 'heavenly' in Slavic languages.

Zimora

Zimora is a name derived from the Arabic word 'Zimra' meaning 'a melody.'

Zina

Zina means 'shining' or 'radiance' derived from the Latin term.

Zinachidinma

Zinachidinma means 'God has given me good' in Igbo.

Zinaida

Zinaida derives from the Greek name Zenaida, meaning 'born of Zeus.'

Zineta

Zineta is derived from the Slavic name Zinaida, meaning 'given to Zeus' or 'of Zeus'.

Zion

Zion refers to a biblical term meaning 'highest point' or 'heavenly city'.

Zipporah

Zipporah means 'bird' in Hebrew and is the name of Moses's wife in the Bible.

Zita

Zita means 'the seeker' or 'the little girl' in Latin.

Zitin

Zitin is a diminutive of the name Zita, meaning 'the little seeker'.

Zitomira

Zitomira combines elements meaning 'life' and 'peace' in Slavic languages.

Zivanka

Zivanka means 'alive' or 'full of life' in Slavic languages.

Zlata

Golden or golden-haired.

Zlatan

Golden or radiant.

Zlatica

A little gold or golden flower.