Protection & Home Names
Browse Protection & Home names across female and male groups.
Female Names
View full pageFaatimah
Faatimah derives from the Arabic root f-ṭ-m, which conveys the idea of weaning or separating from milk, specifically referring to a child who has been weaned.
Cricket
Cricket derives directly from the English noun denoting the chirping insect of the Gryllidae family, evoking sounds of stridulation through wing friction, a trait long observed in...
Henza
Henza appears as a rare variant or diminutive form potentially linked to names like Henrietta or Helena, where 'Henri' derives from Germanic elements meaning 'home ruler,' combini...
Gabija
Gabija derives from the Lithuanian word 'gabija,' which refers to the act of covering, hiding, or protecting something, often evoking notions of shelter and concealment.
Henretta
Henretta is a variant spelling of Henrietta, which derives from the Hungarian form of the German name Heinrich.
Larah
Larah is commonly interpreted as a variant spelling of Lara or Laura, deriving from the Latin laurus, meaning 'laurel' or 'bay tree.' The laurel held profound symbolic value in an...
Bethanee
Bethanee is a modern variant spelling of Bethany, which derives from the Hebrew place name Beit Ḥanyā, literally translating to 'house of figs' or 'house of dates.' The name Betha...
Ninna
Ninna derives from Old Norse elements, where 'ninna' relates to a verb meaning 'to lull' or 'to rock to sleep,' evoking tenderness and care associated with soothing a child.
Jonet
Jonet functions primarily as a medieval diminutive or affectionate variant of Joan, itself derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan, meaning 'Yahweh is gracious' or 'God is gracious....
Aashiyana
Aashiyana derives from the Hindi-Urdu word 'aashiyaan,' which fundamentally means 'nest,' symbolizing a cozy home or abode where one finds shelter and comfort.
Burtha
Burtha is generally understood as a variant spelling of Bertha, deriving from the Old High German element 'beraht,' which means 'bright,' 'famous,' or 'illustrious.' This root con...
Thyrii
The name Thyrii appears to derive from elements suggesting 'thyr' or 'thyra,' potentially linked to Old Norse or Germanic roots meaning 'door' or 'gate,' as in the attested name T...
Male Names
View full pageAdian
Adian is commonly interpreted as a variant of Aidan, deriving from the Old Irish Óg or Aodhán, meaning 'little fire' or 'fiery one,' where Aodh refers to a Celtic fire god and the...
Aimar
The name "Aimar" has Germanic origins and is derived from the Old High German name "Haimar," composed of the elements "haim," meaning "home," and "hari," meaning "army" or "warrio...
Aniketh
Aniketh is a modern variant of the Sanskrit name Aniket, where 'ani' means 'homeless' or 'without' and 'ket' derives from 'griha' or 'ketu' implying 'home' or 'flag/banner,' thus...
Jag
Jag functions primarily as a short form or standalone name derived from longer names like Jagdish or Jagannath, where the root 'jag' carries connotations of 'world' or 'universe'...
Aaidyn
Aaidyn represents a modern creative respelling of the traditional name Aidan, which derives from the Irish Gaelic Ó hAodháin, meaning 'little fire' or 'fiery one.' The root 'Aodh'...
Jaliel
Jaliel is a name of Hebrew origin, where it is interpreted as a compound of elements meaning 'God's shadow' or 'protected by God.' The first syllable 'Jali' or 'Ja' derives from '...
Diyari
Diyari derives from the Diyari language of the Aboriginal peoples in South Australia, where it carries the meaning 'home' or 'dwelling place,' reflecting concepts of belonging and...
Eilon
Eilon derives from Hebrew עילון (Eylon), meaning 'oak tree' or 'strong as an oak,' drawing from the root איל (ayil), which encompasses notions of strength, ram, and sturdy tree.
Genius
The name Genius derives directly from the Latin word 'genius,' which originally denoted a guardian spirit or tutelary deity assigned to each individual at birth, believed to guide...
Keagon
Keagon represents a modern phonetic variant of the traditional Irish name Keagan, which derives from the Gaelic surname Mac Aodhagáin, meaning 'son of Aodhagán.' The root name Aod...
Aiiden
Aiiden is a modern variant spelling of the traditional name Aidan, which derives from the Old Irish Óenadán or Aodhán, meaning 'little fire' or 'fiery one.' The core element 'Aodh...
Kasriel
Kasriel is a name of Hebrew origin, structured as a compound of 'Kas' or 'Qas' and 'riel,' where the latter element derives from Hebrew 'el,' meaning 'God.' The prefix 'Kas' relat...