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Showing 456 - 490 of 3159 results. Page: 14 of 91
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 456 | Augustine | Latin | Deserving of respect; majestic. | F |  |
| 457 | Augustine | Latin | From Augustus meaning magic majestic, dignity, or venerable. Augustine was the first Archbishop of Canterbury, sent to Britain as a missionary by the pope in the 6th century. | M | |
| 458 | Augustino | Latin | From Augustus meaning magic majestic, dignity, or venerable. | M | |
| 459 | Augusto | Latin | From Augustus meaning magic majestic, dignity, or venerable. | M | |
| 460 | Augustus | Latin | Meaning venerable or majestic, this title was first bestowed on Roman emperor Octavian in 27 BC. | M | |
| 461 | Augusty | Latin | Majestic. | M | |
| 462 | Augy | Latin | Diminutive of August: Deserving of respect. | M | |
| 463 | Aulaire | Latin | Well spoken. | F | |
| 464 | Aulis | Latin | A Praxidicae. | F | |
| 465 | Aundrea | Latin | Feminine of Andrew. | F | |
| 466 | Aura | Latin | Gentle breeze. | F | |
| 467 | Aurea | Latin | Variant of Aurora: Aurora was the mythical Roman goddess of the dawn. This name became very popular after Charles Perrault wrote the fairy tale 'The Sleeping Beauty'. From aureus meaning golden. | F | |
| 468 | Aurelia | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 469 | Aurelian | Latin | From Aurehanus which is derived from the Latin aurum meaning gold or golden. A 3rd century Roman emperor was named Aurelian. | M | |
| 470 | Aurelie | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 471 | Aurelien | Latin | Go!den. | M | |
| 472 | Aureline | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 473 | Aurelio | Latin | Golden. | M | |
| 474 | Aurene | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 475 | Auriel | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 476 | Aurielle | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 477 | Auriga | Latin | Wagoner. | M | |
| 478 | Aurigo | Latin | Wagoner. | M | |
| 479 | Auriol | Latin | Variant of Aurlel: Possibly a variant of the 17th-century names Aureola and Aureole which were derived from the Latin aureolus meaning golden. | F | |
| 480 | Aurlel | Latin | Possibly a variant of the 17th-century names Aureola and Aureole which were derived from the Latin aureolus meaning golden. | F | |
| 481 | Aurora | Latin | Aurora was the mythical Roman goddess of the dawn. This name became very popular after Charles Perrault wrote the fairy tale 'The Sleeping Beauty'. | F | |
| 482 | Aurore | Latin | Variant of Aurora: Aurora was the mythical Roman goddess of the dawn. This name became very popular after Charles Perrault wrote the fairy tale 'The Sleeping Beauty'. From aureus meaning golden. | F | |
| 483 | Aurum | Latin | Golden. | F | |
| 484 | Austin | Latin | Majestic. | M | |
| 485 | Austina | Latin | Majestic. | F | |
| 486 | Austine | Latin | Majestic. | F | |
| 487 | Automatia | Latin | Fortuna. | F | |
| 488 | Autonoe | Latin | Mother of Hercules. | F | |
| 489 | Auvita | Latin | Youthful. | F | |
| 490 | Ava | Latin | Variant of Eva: Living one. The Latin form of the Hebrew Eve. Famous bearers: Evangeline, Adolf Hitler's mistress Eva Braun. In the bible Eve was Adam's wife and the first woman. | F | |
