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 13,841–13,880
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Chubby | Having a plump or rounded body shape |
| Cleiton | Portuguese name meaning 'victory of the people' |
| Coach | Person who trains or guides a team or individual |
| Cote | River Bank, Coast |
| Criag | Dweller near a steep rocky cliff. |
| Currin | A spearman or hero of the clan. |
| Dannis | Follower of Dionysos |
| Aleco | Defender of Men |
| AlJohnson | Combination of Al and Johnson, meaning noble and son of John |
| Alkis | Defender of the people |
| Dennies | Follower of Dionysus |
| Derryn | Wealthy, Small - Great |
| Deshay | Derived from the French name 'Desha,' meaning 'from the ash tree.' |
| Deshun | God is Merciful |
| Dimi | Short form of Dimitri, meaning 'of the sea' or 'relating to the sea.' |
| Diron | A name meaning cedar tree. |
| Drag | Mythical Creature |
| Dude | A Cowboy, Small |
| Edilson | Noble and victorious |
| Elcio | God is my salvation |
| Ernard | Strong, Brave as a Bear |
| Ervan | A name meaning a green or fresh friend. |
| Evel | A name meaning life or living. |
| Fedja | A gift from the heavens. |
| Filmon | Derived from Hebrew, means 'God's gift' or 'gift of God' |
| Fine | Meaning pure and refined. |
| Frankee | Free One, Frenchman |
| Galveston | English, named after the Texas city |
| Gbenga | A name meaning God lifts me up high. |
| Gehan | Arabic, means 'happy' or 'joyful' |
| Gehrig | German, means 'earth' or 'ground' |
| Giannis | Yahweh is Merciful or Gracious |
| Gocha | Japanese, means 'five virtues' |
| Gudni | Icelandic name meaning 'battle' or 'warrior' |
| Gundee | A name meaning a warrior in battle. |
| Gundi | A name meaning a person of war. |
| Haas | A surname meaning a hare or rabbit. |
| Hakaa | A name meaning a dance or chant. |
| Hark | English name meaning 'listen' or 'pay attention' |
| Hsien | Chinese surname meaning 'border' or 'frontier' |