Baby Names That Mean Music & Song
930 names with meanings and origins.
Music names (Sangeet, Geet, Raga, Veena, Lyric, Aria) suit a family that loves the arts; Saraswati, goddess of music, inspires many of them.
Top picks
Unisex · Indian · “A modern Tamil name likely meaning 'The First Poet', combining 'Aa' (first) and 'Kavi' (poet).”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Alapana', referring to the introductory melodic improvisation in Indian classical music.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name referring to the prelude to a raga in Indian classical music. It signifies a melodic introduction or conversation.”
Girl · Arabic · “Secured, safe; a lady of peace and harmony”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Aandaleeb means 'Bluebird' or 'the bulbul bird,' bringing forth images of sweet song and natural beauty.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant of the Tamil name Aandal, referring to the poet-saint and meaning 'she who rules'.”
Unisex · Indian · “Referring to the Carnatic raga 'Arabhi', often used in Tamil naming.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant spelling of the raga name Arabi, commonly used in Tamil-speaking regions.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Rising, ascending — the same root as Aarohi, describing the climbing scale of a raga in Indian classical music.”
Girl · Indian · “Musical rising notes”
Unisex · Indian · “A Sanskrit/Tamil word meaning 'repetition' or 'rotation', often used in music.”
Girl · English · “A female name of Chippewa origin meaning one who stays at home. It is often associated with domestic harmony.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “Abhiri is a 'raagini of Indian music,' suggesting a child with a melodious soul and artistic spirit.”
Unisex · Indian · “Tamil compound name meaning 'brilliant poet'.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that poetically translates to 'my brother is a song.' It suggests a harmonious relationship and a love for musical expression.”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex name of Irish origin meaning 'from the Afton River.' It gained literary fame through the poetry of Robert Burns.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Brother of a prince, brother of a song; variant of achishar: my brother is a song”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'aikyata' or 'aikya', meaning unity, oneness, or harmony.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'Akavi', meaning one who is not a poet or lacks wisdom.”
Boy · Irish · “Handsome; diminutive of alan: harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, and was revived in the 19th century; diminutive of alistair: a scottish gaelic variant of alexander from the gree”
Boy · Irish · “Handsome; bright; variant of alan: harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, and was revived in the 19th century; variant of alan: fair; handsome. also both a diminutive of albert (nobl”
Boy · Irish · “Handsome; harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, and was revived in the 19th century. see also allen; fair; handsome. famous bearer: u.s. actor alan alda”
Girl · Irish · “Beautiful, peaceful; feminine form of alan meaning harmony, stone, or noble; this name of uncertain origin may be a feminine form of man, or derived from the irish gaelic word for child”
Girl · Irish · “Beautiful. dear child; beautiful, peaceful; this name of uncertain origin may be a feminine form of man, or derived from the irish gaelic word for child; feminine form of alan meaning harmony, stone, noble, or fair”
Unisex · Indian · “Arabic origin name meaning 'words' or 'speech', often used in Urdu poetry contexts.”
Boy · Irish · “Handsome; variant of alan: fair; handsome. also both a diminutive of albert (noble, bright) and an abbreviation of names beginning with al-; harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, an”
Girl · Spanish · “Joy; meaning cheerful or lively, related to the musical term allegro. allegra was the name given by the poet byron to his illegitimate daughter born in 1817”
Boy · Irish · “Fair, good-looking; harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, and was revived in the 19th century; variant of alan: fair; handsome. also both a diminutive of albert (noble, bright) and ”
Girl · English · “Variant of alan: fair; handsome. also both a diminutive of albert (noble, bright) and an abbreviation of names beginning with al-; harmony, or the cheerful handsome one”
Unisex · Irish · “Of noble birth; diminutive of alan: harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, and was revived in the 19th century; diminutive of alison: a 13th century variant of alice meaning nobility”
Unisex · English · “Of noble birth; diminutive of alan: harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, remained popular throughout the middle ages, and was revived in the 19th century; diminutive of alison: a 13th century variant of alice meaning nobility”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of alan: fair; handsome. also both a diminutive of albert (noble, bright) and an abbreviation of names beginning with al-; from the celtic alan meaning harmony, stone, or noble; harmony, stone, or noble. also fair, handsome. originally a saints name, it was reintroduced to britain during the norman conquest, re”
Boy · English · “Variant of alfred: sage, wise. from the old english aelfraed, meaning elf counsel. also from ealdfrith or alfrid, meaning old peace. famous bearers: alfred the great was a 9th-century king, alfred lord tennyson was a famous 19th-century poet”
Unisex · Indian · “Referring to the Alvars, the Tamil poet-saints who were devotees of Vishnu.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “Sky, or the heavens — used often in Hindi poetry for the vast expanse overhead.”
Boy · Spanish · “This name refers to a famous ancient Greek lyric poet and is used in Spanish-speaking contexts.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A name with profound and diverse meanings, encompassing 'answer,' 'song,' and 'poverty,' hinting at depth and resilience.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This name carries a layered meaning, combining 'answer,' 'song,' and 'poverty,' reflecting a character of depth and contemplation.”
Boy · English · “An early poet; originally spelled neirin, meaning noble”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Aner means 'Answer song affliction'. It carries deep emotion, suggesting a thoughtful and responsive nature that finds expression.”
Girl · French · “Grace and beauty; joy; beautiful grace; variant of the latin amabel. edgar allan poes poem annahel lee made the form annabel popular throughout the english-speaking world in the 19th century. the form annabelle became popular in the mid-2oth century”
Girl · Irish · “Joy; grace and beauty; beautiful grace; variant of annabel: variant of the latin amabel. edgar allan poes poem annahel lee made the form annabel popular throughout the english-speaking world in the 19th century. the form annabelle became popular in the mid-2oth century”
Girl · French · “Grace and beauty; joy; variant of the latin amabel. edgar allan poes poem annahel lee made the form annabel popular throughout the english-speaking world in the 19th century. the form annabelle became popular in the mid-2oth century”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Prayer; blessed with grace; diminutive of ann frequently used as an independent name. famous bearers: markswoman annie oakley, famous in the musical annie get your gun; cartoonist harold grays little orphan annie; the traditional folk song annie laurie”
Unisex · Sanskrit · “Paragraph; the crescendo in hindustani music; a notation in indian music”
Girl · Indian · “The second note in hindustani classical music, Para of a song, Beauty”
Girl · French · “This French name means a gift from Apollo. It is the feminine form of a name honoring the Greek god of the sun and music.”
Boy · Greek · “A Greek name referring to the god of truth, light, and music. It is one of the most significant names in classical mythology.”
Boy · Spanish · “A name of Greek and Spanish association, most famous for a Greek poet and author known for his work on astronomy.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name that can signify an ark, a joyful cry, or a song of celebration.”
Girl · Italian · “Air, melody, song”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “This name of Hebrew origin means melodious or with melody. It is also associated with a legendary Greek musician and poet.”
Girl · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning little armed one. It gained fame through epic poetry as a character with magical abilities.”
Boy · German · “Strong as an eagle; derived from an old german name meaning eagle power. the eagle rules. introduced into britain during the norman conquest, and used for a number of english surnames. famous bearer: british poet and critic matthew arnold”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A female name from Sanskrit that refers to a specific raga or melody in classical music, denoting harmony and art.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “In Sanskrit, this name refers to a specific melodic mode or raga found in Indian classical music.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name that refers to a specific raga or melodic mode used in traditional Indian classical music.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “This Sanskrit name is famously held by the ancient Buddhist philosopher and poet. It literally translates to horse voice or one with a powerful sound.”
Boy · Indian · “An Indian name referring to a famous 1st-century Sanskrit philosopher, poet, and dramatist known for his Buddhist writings.”
Boy · Irish · “This lovely name means harmony and can be used as a form of Alan, bringing a sense of peace and balance.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “This Sanskrit name is famous for belonging to an ancient Indian poet and scholar.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “Name of a raga; an indian musical raag; name of a indian music raaga”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name referring to the Goddess Durga. It is also a well-known melody or raga in Indian classical music.”
Boy · Irish · “Bard; minstrel; a singer-poet; poet; minstrel, poet; from baird”
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning one who holds the flute. It is a traditional epithet for the Hindu deity Lord Krishna.”
Girl · Tamil · “From Sanskrit 'vamsi', meaning flute, typically associated with Krishna.”
Girl · Indian · “Flute, Instrument played by Lord Krishna”
Girl · Spanish · “Stranger; a variant of barbara, meaning foreign or strange, traveler from a foreign land. in catholic custom st. barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning. famous bearer: , american singer barbra streisand”
Boy · Irish · “Minstrel; a singer-poet; poet; minstrel, a singer-poet”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of baird: bard; travelling musician/singer”
Boy · Irish · “Minstrel; a singer-poet; lives near the boars den; minstrel, a singer-poet”
Boy · Irish · “Minstrel; a singer-poet; minstrel, a singer-poet”
Unisex · English · “Lawyer; variant of baird: bard; travelling musician/singer; just, pious”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of baird: bard; travelling musician/singer”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of baird: bard; travelling musician/singer”
Girl · Irish · “Strength; a variant of bridget, meaning the high one or strength. famous bearer: 6th century irish abbess brigid )known as st bridget or st bride) founded irelands first womens religious community; a variant of bridget, who was the mythic celtic goddess of fire and poetry”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A musical instrument; seeing, clear sighted”
Boy · Indian · “Venus, Flute, Created with immense power”
Unisex · Sanskrit · “Sacred wood; fair. lovely one. sometimes used as an independent name associated with the french word belle, meaning beautiful; diminutive of isabel: devoted to god. a spanish variant of elizabeth; diminutive of annabel: variant of the latin amabel. edgar allan poes poem annahel lee made the form annabel popular through”
Girl · Indian · “Venus, Flute, Created with immense power”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning intelligent wolf, famously borne by the hero of the Old English epic poem.”
Boy · English · “Derived from bert - industrious; variant of berton: good friend. famous bearer: canadian singer/songwriter burton cummings”
Boy · English · “From the fortified town; good friend. famous bearer: canadian singer/songwriter burton cummings”
Girl · Irish · “An Irish feminine name meaning fair lady or singer. It is a melodious name that highlights both physical beauty and vocal talent.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A melody in classical music; goddess durga; musical raaga; a melody in classical music, goddess durga”
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name referring to a meal or the name of a famous poet king.”
Girl · Indian · “Name of a Raga, A Raagini in indian music”
Girl · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name representing a specific Raagini or melodic mode in Indian classical music.”
Boy · English · “From the name william; diminutive of william: will-helmet. famous bearers: poet and playwright william shakespeare (1564-1616) and william wordsworth (1770-1850)”
Girl · Indian · “A musical instrument; understanding”
Girl · Indian · “Venus, Flute, Created with immense power”
Girl · Indian · “Flute, Instrument played by Lord Krishna”
Boy · Scottish · “A Scottish name referring to the Green Knight, a central character in medieval Arthurian poetry.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of brian: brave; virtuous. famous bearers: canadian singer brian adams and british singer bryan ferry”
Girl · French · “Strength. mythological celtic goddess of fire and poetry”
Girl · French · “Strength mythological celtic goddess of fire and poetry”
Girl · Irish · “Strong; derived from the irish name brighid, meaning the high one or strength. brighid was a mythological celtic goddess of fire and poetry. this name has been used regularly in the british isles since the 17th century.strength”
Girl · English · “Rhythmic; rhythm; variant of cady: a rhythmic flow of sounds; variant of cady meaning a rhythmic flow of sounds”
Girl · Greek · “Cailey, meaning 'lark, musical one,' suggests a child with a joyful spirit and a love for song, bringing harmony to your home.”
Girl · Spanish · “Song; garden”
Unisex · English · “An English unisex name with roots in Latin and Hebrew, meaning garden, vine dresser, or a song.”
Unisex · French · “Melody, song; champion; manly, strong. a variant of charles; from carolus, the latinized form of the name. famous bearer: pope john paul iis real name is karol wojtyla. karol is a variant spelling of carol used in several european countries”
Girl · French · “Song of happiness; joy; strong. a feminine form of charles which originated in the 17th century”
Girl · French · “A French female name meaning song of happiness. It is often associated with joyful melodies and rhythmic celebrations.”
Girl · French · “Song of happiness; beautiful woman; variant of caroline: strong. an italian feminine form of charles. famous bearer: 18th century caroline of ansbach was the german wife of english king george ii. lady caroline lamb had a famous liaison with poet lord byron; joy. song of happiness. also feminine variant of charles: man”
Girl · French · “Song of happiness; beautiful woman; feminine form of charles: manly; joy. song of happiness. also feminine variant of charles: manly”
Unisex · German · “From the name carol; joy. song of happiness. also feminine variant of charles: manly; variant of caroline: strong. an italian feminine form of charles. famous bearer: 18th century caroline of ansbach was the german wife of english king george ii. lady caroline lamb had a famous liaison with poet lord byron”
Unisex · English · “Melody, song; abbreviation of carol and caroline from the masculine charles meaning manly; a diminutive of caroline, often used as an independent name”
Girl · Slavic · “This Slavic name translates to a command for peace. It is the feminine form of Casimir, emphasizing a desire for harmony and tranquility.”
Boy · English · “One who is blind ; patron saint of music”
Girl · English · “One who is blind ; patron saint of music”
Girl · Latin · “Blind (patron saint of music)”
Girl · Scandinavian · “Blind; from the latin cecilia meaning blind. the blind st. cecille - patron saint of music - was a talented musician”
Girl · English · “One who is blind ; patron saint of music”
Girl · English · “One who is blind ; patron saint of music”
Girl · Irish · “Fair poetry; from cerdd meaning poetry and gwen meaning fair or white. famous bearer: ceridwen, the welsh goddess of poetic inspiration”
Girl · French · “A French name that can refer to a stony place or rocky land, and is also associated with the word for song.”
Girl · French · “A French name meaning 'rocky land' or 'singer.' It is derived from a surname and is associated with the idea of a stony place.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “This name combines several influences, meaning a song or a bountiful orchard. It suggests a person who is both musical and fruitful.”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew female name meaning a singing or calling out. It suggests a musical or vocal quality associated with the person.”
Boy · Spanish · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to a priest of Apollo, the god of the sun and music.”
Boy · English · “From the name charles; a diminutive of charles from the old english ceorl meaning man. famous bearer: american singer chuck berry”
Girl · English · “From the name china; based on the country name china. famous bearer: popular singer chynna phillips”
Girl · Spanish · “From the name cecilia; from the latin cecilia: blind. the blind st. cecilie - patron saint of music - was a talented musician”
Girl · English · “A diminutive of priscilla made famous by 1960s british singer cilia black, who was born priscilla white”
Girl · French · “Bright; beautiful; a variant of clara. the name clarinda appears in spensers 16th century poem the faerie queene”
Unisex · English · “Daisy flower; days eye, from the old english. also a flower name. also a translation of the french marguerite, and used as a pet form of margaret. the use of daisy in the chorus of the song a bicycle built for two made the name daisy famous”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Dakshinayan refers to a gentle movement of the sun, bringing a sense of natural rhythm and warmth to your little one.”
Boy · Irish · “From the name daniel; diminutive of daniel: god is my judge; a diminutive of the hebrew daniel, meaning god has judged, or god is judge, frequently used as an independent name. danny boy is a famous scottish folk song”
Boy · English · “Variation of dane from denmark; enduring. the poet dante alighieri wrote the divine comedy with its graphic description of medieval hell known as dantes inferno”
Boy · Italian · “Enduring; the great poet”
Boy · Italian · “Enduring. the poet dante alighieri wrote the divine comedy with its graphic description of medieval hell known as dantes inferno”
Boy · Italian · “Enduring. the poet dante alighieri wrote the divine comedy with its graphic description of medieval hell known as dantes inferno”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Diminutive of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges; divinity”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the name deborah; diminutive of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges; popularized as an independent name in the 1950s by american actress debbie reynolds”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the name deborah; bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Unisex · Sanskrit · “Honey bee; bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges; queen bee”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the name deborah; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Sanskrit · “This female Sanskrit name refers to a specific Raga, or musical mode, in Indian classical music.”
Girl · Sanskrit · “Of Sanskrit origin, this name refers to a specific Raagini, a musical motif used in traditional Indian classical music.”
Unisex · Irish · “Divine; servant; writer of poetry; variant of the english county name devon”
Girl · Irish · “This beautiful name means a dark-haired poet, suggesting a little one with a thoughtful and creative spirit.”
Unisex · Indian · “Like a god; variant of devin: poet; variant of the english county name devon”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee variant of deborah; derived from place-name deverel; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Unisex · Sanskrit · “Goddess of power; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges; goddess; goddess; the diety”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex Irish name that carries multiple meanings including poet, divine, and perfect servant.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of devin: poet; derived from the english county name devon”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee variant of deborah; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Honey bee; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee variant of deborah; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Girl · Hebrew & Biblical · “Bee variant of deborah; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”
Unisex · Irish · “Poet; divine; servant; variant of devin: poet”
Girl · Sanskrit · “Goddess of wealth, Goddess Lakshmi, classical raga”
Girl · Sanskrit · “This Sanskrit feminine name represents a specific Raagini in Indian classical music, often associated with wealth and beauty.”
Girl · English · “Doba means 'there was no war,' a peaceful and serene meaning for your precious baby, bringing calm and harmony.”
Boy · English · “Brown warrior; form of donn. in mythology the irish donn was known as king of the underworld; used in honor of 17th century poet john donne”
Boy · Bengali · “A song-birl.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that can refer to a small dark one, a song, or a wagon maker.”
Boy · Irish · “From the wagon maker; song; from an irish surname meaning black or dark. many irish and scottish names have the meaning dark or black”
Unisex · English · “Born from the ocean, son of the sea; son of the wave, born near the sea, influence. famous bearers: welsh poet dylan thomas, american folk singer bob dylan”
Girl · Irish · “An Irish name meaning little poet or bard, famously associated with the 7th-century patron saint of the mentally ill.”
Boy · Spanish · “Fortunate and powerful; variant of edgar: wealthy man holding a spear. famous bearer: edgar allen poe, famous for his dark poetry and frightening stories”
Unisex · Greek · “Melodious talk; abbreviation of greek name euphemia meaning well spoken; diminutive of euphemia: a popular scottish name taken from the greek, meaning auspicious speech or good repute”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Poet, saint; a famous poet-saint of india; shiva”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Variant of eliran: my god is song; derived from eliran, my god is song”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Variant of elikai: god is my savior; god is my salvation; seven musical notes”
Girl · Indian · “A female name of Indian origin that represents the seven musical notes, celebrating harmony and art.”
Girl · Indian · “This Indian feminine name refers to the seven musical notes, evoking the beauty of melody and song.”
Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “Consecrated to god; from the name elizabeth; my god is bountiful. god of plenty. a diminutive of elizabeth frequently used as an independent name. famous bearer: eliza doolittle, the cockney heroine of george bernard shaws play pygmalion, from which the musical my fair lady was derived; diminutive of elisabeth or eliza”
Unisex · Spanish · “She; abbreviation of eleanor and ellen: beautiful fairy. a diminutive of feminine names begining with el or ending with ella. famous bearer: american jazz singer ella fitzgerald; american poet ella wheeler wilcox; medieval given name meaning all; from the old german name alia, meaning all”
Boy · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name refers to one of Odysseus's companions. It is rooted in ancient epic poetry and classical history.”
Boy · English · “Wise, sage; elf-wise friend. variant of alvin. made famous by singer and actor elvis presley”
Boy · Bengali · “A name referring to a musical raga in Indian classical music.”
Girl · Greek · “From Greek mythology, this name belongs to the Muse of lyric and erotic poetry.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “This Hebrew name refers to a dart of joy or a specific division of a song. It conveys a sense of rhythmic happiness and energy.”
Girl · Greek · “A Greek name referring to the nurse of Odysseus in Homeric epic poetry.”
Girl · Greek · “In Greek mythology, she is the Muse of the flute and lyric poetry, meaning giver of pleasure.”
Boy · Spanish · “Frank; variant of frank: a diminutive of the latin francis, meaning frenchman or free one. famous bearer: american singer frank sinatra; diminutive of francesco: derived from the latin francis meaning french or free one”
Unisex · Spanish · “Free; diminutive of franklin: free land-owner; a diminutive of the latin francis, meaning frenchman or free one. famous bearer: american singer frank sinatra”
Unisex · English · “Diminutive of franklin, free land-owner; diminutive of frank: a diminutive of the latin francis, meaning frenchman or free one. famous bearer: american singer frank sinatra”
Unisex · German · “Meaning 'peaceful ruler,' this feminine form of Frederick suggests a calm yet strong leader. A name that embodies harmony and grace.”
Girl · German · “Meaning 'peaceful ruler,' this feminine form of Frederick suggests a calm yet strong leader. A name that embodies harmony and grace.”
Boy · German · “A German name serving as a contraction of Frederick. It carries the meaning of a peaceful ruler or someone who brings harmony.”
Boy · English · “Fyrsil is a Welsh variation of Virgil, a name traditionally meaning staff-bearer or associated with the Roman poet.”
Girl · French · “From gaul; singer; festive party. joyful. abbreviation of abigail. gael is a term for descendants of the ancient celts in scotland; ireland and the isle of man”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Gandharv means a master of music, suggesting a beautiful and harmonious soul from birth.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “One absorbed in divine song (Bhagavad Gita)”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Rooted in Sanskrit, this name conveys the image of the expansive sky or the act of singing and music.”
Girl · Hindi · “From Sanskrit "gayika", meaning a female singer or songstress.”
Unisex · Sanskrit · “This unisex name comes from Sanskrit and simply means a song, melody, or a beautiful musical composition.”
Girl · Indian · “Song; the sacred Bhagavad Gita”
Girl · Indian · “Collection of pomes ir song, Tagores poems which got nobel prize, An offering of songs”
Girl · Indian · “Variant of Sanskrit word Geet meaning song”
Boy · English · “Name of a king; a variant of the latin gerontius, from the greek geron meaning old. famous bearer: welsh opera singer sir geraint evans”
Boy · French · “Brave; hard or bold spear. this name was introduced to england from germany during the norman conquest. famous bearer: british poet gerard manley hopkins; see also jerard. from an old german name meaning hard, strong, or bold spear”
Boy · English · “Diminutive of geraint: a variant of the latin gerontius, from the greek geron meaning old. famous bearer: welsh opera singer sir geraint evans”
Boy · German · “Spear strong; hard or bold spear. this name was introduced to england from germany during the norman conquest. famous bearer: british poet gerard manley hopkins; spear strong. see also jerard”
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