Baby Names belongs to Biblical origin
Baby names belonging to Biblical origin are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
2,242 names found · showing 1,561–1,600
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Non | Posterity, a fish, eternal. |
| Noph | Honeycomb, anything that distills or drops. |
| Nophah | Fearful, binding. |
| Nuri | Flaming Lights; My fire; Shining. |
| Nuria | Meaning light or illumination. |
| Nymphas | Spouse; bridegroom |
| Obal | Inconvenience of old age. |
| Obed | A servant; workman |
| Obil | That weeps, who deserves to be bewailed. |
| Oboth | Dragons, fathers, desires' |
| Ocran | A disturber, that disorders. |
| Ofira | A Hebrew name meaning gold. |
| Ohad | Praising, confessing. |
| Ohel | Tent, tabernacle, brightness. |
| Olympas | One from the heavenly heights. |
| Omar | Elevated; An era; A flourishing man; one who is well-spoken; First born son; He that speaks; bitter; Life. Long living.; Long-lived.; Speaker. 12th century Persian poet and astronomer and mathematician Omar Khayyam. Caliph Omar II made Islam an imperial p |
| Omri | A name meaning life of the Lord. |
| Onam | Pain, force, iniquity |
| Onesimus | Profitable, useful. |
| Onesiphorus | Who brings profit. |
| Ono | Grief or strength or iniquity of him. |
| Ophel | A tower, darkness, small white cloud. |
| Ophni | Wearisomeness, folding together. |
| Oreb | A name meaning a raven or a mountain. |
| Orinda | A name meaning a pine tree hill |
| Orli | The light is mine |
| Ornan | One who rejoices in the harvest. |
| Ornice | A name meaning cedar or pine tree. |
| Oshea | A savior; a deliverer |
| Othni | My time, my hour. |
| Othniel | The hour of God |
| Ozem | That fasts, their eagerness. |
| Ozias | Strength from the Lord |
| Ozni | An ear, my hearkening. |
| Paarai | A strong and solid rock formation. |
| Padon | His redemption; ox-yoke |
| Pagiel | Prevention; or prayer; of God |
| Pai | Howling, sighing. |
| Palal | One who is a fruit grower. |
| Palestina | Which is covered, watered, or brings and causes ruin. |