🏺 Latin

كورنيليا

Latin and French name meaning "horn; of the Cornelian family." From the ancient Roman gens Cornelia; Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, was celebrated as the ideal Roman matron — a name of maternal strength, dignified grace, and enduring noble Roman heritage.

كوليط

French feminine diminutive meaning "little people; victorious people." From the French form of Nicole; Saint Colette reformed the Poor Clares order in the 15th century; the writer Colette brought new meaning to the name — a name of spirited vitality and literary grace.

كونكا

shell; Spanish-Latin short form of Concepción

كويين

counsel; wisdom; Irish-Latin name meaning adviser

لاوري

from Laurentum; diminutive of Lawrence or Laura

لُنَة

Latin name meaning "moon". The Roman goddess of the moon; a name evoking mystery, celestial beauty, and the timeless magic of night.

لوسية

Latin name meaning "light, luminous". Borne by Saint Lucia, patroness of the blind; symbolizes clarity, hope, and radiant inner light.

مَارسل

of Mars; little warrior

مارسيل

of Mars; French feminine form of Marcel

مارسيه

of Mars; short form of Marcia

مَاركُو

of Mars; warlike and courageous

مَارِيَّة

Italian form of Mary from Hebrew meaning "beloved, wished-for child". The most revered name in Italian culture; borne by the Virgin Mary and countless saints.

ماريوس

of Mars; virile and strong

ماكسي

greatest; short form of Maximilian or Maxine

مَخَاييل

who is like God; Slavic form of Michael

مرتين

of Mars; warlike and devoted

مرتيني

of Mars; feminine form of Martin

مكسيموس

greatest; the highest and most excellent

منيرفا

goddess of wisdom; intellect and crafts

موريس

dark-skinned; from the land of the Moors

ميلفين

council friend; Old Welsh form of Melvin

مِيليَّة

Derived from Latin meaning a young ceremonial attendant, or Greek meaning someone with dark or tanned skin.

نَتَّال

born on Christmas; gift of the holiday season

نَثَّالِي

A feminine name of Latin origin meaning born on Christmas Day.

نوئيل

Christmas; born on Christmas Day

نَوْلا

Irish name meaning "fair-shouldered, noble". A form of Fionnuala; associated with grace and gentle aristocracy.

هِلّانة

Latin and Greek name meaning "bright, shining light; torch; radiant." Helena carries the luminous legacy of Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine the Great, who is venerated for discovering the True Cross; a name of brilliance and sacred devotion.

أنطونيا

Latin name, feminine form of Antonius meaning "priceless, praiseworthy". A noble Roman name of enduring dignity carried by powerful historical figures.

أنطونيوس

Latin name of ancient Roman origin meaning "priceless; beyond praise." The ancestral form of Anthony; Antonius was borne by Roman consuls, generals, and Christian saints alike, making it a name of commanding authority, historical grandeur, and timeless dignity.

أُوجست

Latin name meaning "majestic, venerable, great". Named after Emperor Augustus; carries timeless grandeur, dignity, and an imperial legacy.

أورسلا

Latin name meaning "little bear." Borne by the beloved Saint Ursula, a legendary British martyr said to have led thousands of pilgrims; Ursula beautifully unites the strength of a bear with gentle tenderness; a name of courage and devoted feminine spirit.

أوليف

Latin name meaning "olive tree; peace; symbol of wisdom." From the Latin oliva; the olive branch is a universal emblem of peace, divine favor, and wisdom. Olive is a name of serene natural grace, quiet elegance, and enduring Mediterranean beauty.

أوليفا

Latin name meaning "olive tree; peace and abundance." The classical Latin Oliva was borne by early Christian saints; a name of serene beauty symbolizing fertility, prosperity, the Mediterranean spirit, and the timeless blessing of peace.

أوليفه

olive tree; symbol of peace and abundance

أوليفيا

Latin name from "olive tree", ancient symbol of peace and wisdom. Popularized by Shakespeare; one of the most beloved names of the modern era.

أوليفيرو

olive tree; masculine Italian form of Oliver

امابلي

Latin name meaning "lovable; worthy of love; endearing." Borne by early Christian saints; Amabilis encapsulates the virtue of being genuinely cherished and beloved — a name of warmth, affection, and the rare quality of inspiring love in all who encounter it.

اماندا

Latin name meaning "worthy of love, deserving to be loved". A classic name radiating warmth and affection, beloved across many cultures.

انتوينا

priceless; feminine form of Anthony

اولندا

Name of Greek and Latin origin meaning "violet flower; purple blossom." Yolanda has been borne by medieval European queens and noblewomen; a name of regal elegance, floral delicacy, and the timeless beauty of blooming springtime.

بربارا

Latin name meaning "foreign woman; the stranger; from a foreign land." From the Greek barbaros (foreign); Saint Barbara is one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers; a name of bold spirit, martyred faith, and enduring grace across all Christian traditions.

بندكت

Latin name meaning "blessed; the blessed one." From the Latin benedictus; Saint Benedict of Nursia founded Western monasticism in the 6th century and the Benedictine order — a name of profound spiritual blessing, sanctity, and sacred benediction.

جلاديس

princess; Welsh form of Claudia

رِجِينة

Latin name meaning "queen". Used across Europe as a name of regal bearing, dignity and sovereign grace.

زيزلي

of Roman heritage; from the noble Caecilii family

سلفادور

savior; one who saves and delivers

سيلفستر

from the forest; wild and natural

فالنتينا

Latin name meaning "strong; healthy; vigorous." The feminine form of Valentinus; Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman in space; Saint Valentina was a 4th-century martyr — a name of extraordinary strength, courage, and vibrant celebratory life.