Baby Names belongs to Number 1
Baby names belonging to Number 1 are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
21,256 names found · showing 14,401–14,440
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Bibiano | One who lives in peace. |
| Decarlos | prefix De + Carlos |
| Melecio | Careful; Attentive |
| Paterio | born in Pateria |
| Tolomeo | Powerful in Battle |
| Valor | Strength of mind and spirit. |
| Ezven | Well born or noble |
| Jaromil | One who favors the spring. |
| Marik | A ruler of the entire world. |
| Venceslav | Glory of the Wends |
| Adamus | Derived from the Hebrew word for 'earth' or 'ground' |
| Argustus | Latin name meaning 'bright' or 'shining' with a strong suffix. |
| Arklay | Derived from Old English, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' with a suffix. |
| Lanfranc | Derived from Old French, meaning 'free' or 'liberal'. |
| Laski | A Lighthearted Man |
| Lasky | A Lighthearted Man |
| Lefwinus | Old English name meaning 'bright, shining one' |
| Leofede | Old English name meaning dear oath. |
| Leouard | A brave and hardy lion man. |
| Letard | Ruler of the people |
| Lighton | English surname meaning 'son of the light' |
| Loth | Germanic name meaning 'armored warrior' |
| Louheithi | From the land of the gods |
| Maecea | Derived from Old English, means 'battle' or 'fight' |
| Maetta | Old English name, means 'strong and powerful' |
| Magusenos | Old English name, means 'great warrior' |
| Maines | Old English name, means 'great and powerful' |
| Makon | A name meaning great or noble. |
| Manlie | One who is strong and manly. |
| Matauc | A name meaning wise counselor. |
| Matharr | One who is a strong warrior. |
| Matugenus | Born of a good mother or kin. |
| Arlig | Noble or Exalted |
| Arshes | Noble or Exalted |
| Arthcumanu | A strong bear of the hound clan. |
| Meapa | Battle lord or lord of battle |
| Melehan | Derived from Welsh, possibly meaning 'blessed' or 'holy' |
| Menta | Derived from Latin, meaning 'mint' or 'peppermint' |
| Meoc | Derived from Old English, meaning 'bitter' or 'sour' |
| Merchbiu | Derived from Old Welsh, meaning 'sea lord' or 'sea ruler' |