عبد الرحيم

Arabic theophoric masculine given name built from abd and al-Rahim, one of the divine names in Islam


Abdulhamid

Arabic devotional compound from Abd al-Hamid.


عبدالخالق

Arabic theophoric masculine given name built from abd and al-Khaliq, one of the divine names in Islam


Abdelhak

Arabic devotional compound from Abd al-Haqq.


Abdellatif

Arabic theophoric naming tradition (ʿAbd al-Latif)


Abdoulaye

West African (Francophone form of Arabic Abdullah)


Abdulkadir

Arabic, Turkish, and West African Muslim


Abdur

Arabic through South Asian and Gulf usage


Abdurrahman

Arabic (theophoric Islamic naming tradition)


Abu Yusuf

Arabic kunya from Abu Yusuf, father of Yusuf or Joseph.


Adeline

French and English form of a Germanic noble-root feminine name


Adi

Multicultural (Hebrew / Arabic / Sanskrit)


Agata

Greek via Latin and European Christian usage


Ahsan

Arabic elative form from the root h-s-n.


Aina

Malagasy / Finnish / Yoruba / Catalan Root


Aisyah

Arabic (Malay/Indonesian Orthography) / Islamic Historical


Al

Old English and Old Germanic, with Arabic parallels


Alamgir

Persian-Arabic compound used in South and Central Asian Muslim naming traditions


Alana

Irish / Celtic (Latinized feminine of Alan)


الباشا

Arabic (Ottoman administrative title heritage)


Alcides

Classical Greek name adopted into Spanish and Portuguese masculine use


Alec

Scottish and English short form of Alexander that became an independent given name


Aleksey

East Slavic form of the Greek name Alexios through Orthodox Christian tradition


Alex

Greek via English and other European languages


Alexey

East Slavic form of Alexios lineage through Orthodox Christian naming tradition


Alexis

Greek through French and wider European usage


Ali Rıza

Arabic via Turkish compound-name tradition


Alina

Multicultural (Slavic, Germanic, Greek, Arabic)


Alireza

Persian-Arabic compound name combining Ali and Reza


Alisha

Modern English usage, developed from Alicia and Alice


Ally

English and Scottish unisex given name used as a short form of names such as Alison, Alexandra, Alyssa, Alexander, and Ali


Алёна

Russian form in the Elena name family, ultimately connected with Greek Helene.


Um Ahmad

Arabic kunya, built from Umm, mother of, and Ahmad.


Amadou

West African (Fulfulde / Wolof / Mandinka, from Arabic Ahmad)


Amani

Arabic, with separate East African parallel usage


Amara

Multi-origin, including Arabic, Igbo, and South Asian usage


Amélie

French form of Amalia, from a Germanic root associated with work and effort.


Amirul

Malay-Muslim compound name from Arabic amir element


انا حبيبت

Arabic phrase fragment, not a personal name


Anaïs

Occitan and Catalan (from Hebrew via Greek and Latin)


Andile

Nguni (especially isiXhosa and isiZulu) given-name tradition


Anes

Arabic, especially in Bosnian and North African Muslim usage


Aneta

Polish (West Slavic adaptation of the French Annette, ultimately from Hebrew Hannah)


Ang

Chinese (multiple surname/given-name romanization pathways)


Angela Maria

Greek, Hebrew, Latin, Italian, and Spanish


Ani

Armenian / Malay / Spanish (multiple origins)


Anja

Slavic (Russian) and Hebrew (through Anna)


Annick

French and Dutch diminutive tradition from Anne/Anna lineages


Anya

Russian and wider Slavic diminutive tradition from Anna


Ari

Hebrew / Old Norse / Finnish / Multiple origins


Arkadiusz

Polish (from Latin Arcadius, ultimately Greek Arkadios)


Aurelio

Latin, especially preserved in Italian and Spanish usage.


Awais

Arabic, especially in South Asian Muslim usage


Ayoub

Arabic form of the Biblical Hebrew Job name


Aysel

Turkic, especially Turkish and Azerbaijani


Azize

Arabic through Turkish and North African usage


Azra

Arabic through Turkish, Bosnian, and wider Muslim usage


Azzedine

Arabic masculine given name, especially in Maghrebi transliteration


Bala

Multilingual South Asian and Arabic-related given-name usage


Bastian

German (short form of Sebastian, ultimately Greek)


Beata

Latin, especially strong in Poland and Catholic Europe


Bheki

Nguni (Southern Africa, especially isiZulu/isiSwati usage)


Binu

Modern South Indian, especially Kerala usage


Blanka

Slavic and Central European from the wider Blanche/Blanca family


بندر

Arabic (from Persian bandār, port or harbour)


Bo

Multiple (Dutch / Chinese / Scandinavian)


Borja

Spanish place name and surname used as given name


Brad

English diminutive of Bradley, with wider surname-style usage


Busi

South African feminine given name, especially from Nguni naming tradition


Calogero

Greek via Sicilian and Italian Christian tradition


Carina

European, with multiple reinforcing sources


Carmelina

Italian (from Hebrew Karmel via the Carmel/Carmela family of Marian devotional names)


Carolyn

English feminine form from the Carol and Caroline name family, ultimately linked to Germanic Karl.


Celeste

Latin (caelestis), via Italian and Spanish


Ch

Uncertain, likely clipped Maghrebi or Arabic form


Chai

East Asian given-name form, especially as a Romanized spelling in Korean naming


Charly

French and Spanish diminutive of Charles/Carlos


Cherif

Arabic (Sharif) via Maghrebi French transliteration


Christel

German / French (diminutive of Christine)


Christian

Late Latin and Greek via Christian Europe


Christiane

French and German form of a Christian name


Cicero

Latin (via Portuguese), revived in Brazilian Catholic culture


Cihan

Turkish form from Persian jahan, world or universe.


Clare

Medieval English form related to Clara, with Latin Christian roots


Conny

German (diminutive of Cornelia / Constance)


Constanza

Spanish form of Constantia, from Latin constantia.


Courtney

French surname turned English given name


Cristal

Romance and English-derived feminine given name linked to crystal


Cristhian

Spanish and Latin American orthographic variant of Christian/Cristian


Dalila

Arabic and Hebrew-adjacent feminine name, widely used in Mediterranean and North African contexts.


Dania

Arabic with parallel Mediterranean and Slavic-adapted usage


Dante

Italian masculine name, historically a short form of Durante


Dany

Multi-origin (French / Spanish / English / Hebrew)


Darek

Polish, from Old Persian through Dariusz


Daria

Ultimately Old Persian, through the feminine form of Darius.


Demi

Greek (via English diminutive and Dutch independent use)


Denis

French and wider Christian European usage


Denny

English (diminutive of Dennis, ultimately Greek)


Desiree

French feminine name from Latin desiderata lineage


Destiny

English virtue name from Late Latin destinata lineage


Dimitri

French and broader European form of the Greek name Demetrios


Dineo

Sesotho / Tswana (Southern African Bantu)


Dino

Italian and South Slavic (Arabic influence)


Djamel

Arabic (Algerian French transliteration)


Djamila

Arabic, especially in North African and Francophone transliteration


Djilali

Arabic via Persian (Algerian transcription)


Dmitry

Russian (from Greek via Church Slavonic)


Doda

Arabic (Egyptian colloquial / diminutive)


Duncan

Gaelic (Scottish and Irish historical roots)


Ebrahem

Arabic (Egyptian colloquial form of Ibrahim / Abraham)


Edi

European short-form given name used especially in Italian, Albanian, and several other modern naming traditions


Edilson

Portuguese (Brazilian) / Anglo-Saxon Root


Edoardo

Italian (adapted from Old English via Norman French)


Eduard

Continental European form of Edward, from Old English and wider Germanic tradition.


Edwar

Old English via Spanish-language adaptation


Edy

Multilingual (English / Italian / Romance)


Efe

Turkish name with a separate and unrelated Nigerian use in some communities.


Eleazar

Biblical Hebrew given name preserved in Jewish and Christian traditions


Elif

Arabic letter-name through Turkish usage


Елизавета

Hebrew via Greek and Slavic Christian tradition


Ella

Multiple European roots, especially Germanic and modern English use


Ellen

English (medieval variant of Helen, from Ancient Greek Ἑλένη)


Elsie

Scottish and English feminine given name from the Elizabeth family


Ema

Germanic root through Central and Southeastern European usage


Emin

Arabic through Turkish, Bosnian, and Balkan usage


Erdoğan

Turkish compound given name from er and dogan elements


Ernie

English hypocoristic, most often from Ernest and related names


Eugenia

Greek through Latin and European Christian usage


Eunice

Greek, from the ancient feminine form Eunika or Eunike.


Ever

Modern Spanish-American usage with mixed lexical and adaptation pathways


Everton

English (Old English toponym, adopted in Brazilian Portuguese)


Eyad

Arabic name from a root of support, reinforcement, and strengthening.


Fahd

Arabic masculine given name from animal-symbolic lexical tradition


Faith

English virtue name from Christian vocabulary


Farhan

Arabic masculine given name widely used in South and West Asia


Faycal

Arabic (Maghrebi French-influenced transliteration)


Felipe

Spanish and Portuguese from Greek through Latin


Fer

Spanish nickname tradition (from Fernando/Fernanda)


Ferney

French place-name and English nature surname


Fifi

French diminutive with strong North African and Francophone social use


Filomena

Greek through Christian and Romance usage


Flavio

Latin via Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese


Frans

Germanic and Dutch-Scandinavian form in the Francis/Frans name family


Freddie

English masculine given name and diminutive from the Frederick family


Foufo

Arabic (Levantine and Maghrebi diminutive)


Gaelle

French feminine form in the Gael/Gaelle Breton-related name tradition


Gana

Modern Arabic feminine-leaning given name in Egyptian usage


Gehad

Arabic given name variant related to Jihad/Jehad transliteration


Genesis

English / Spanish (from Greek via Latin / Hebrew Bible)


Genevieve

French (Gallo-Germanic via Medieval Latin)


Geraldine

Germanic through English and Irish literary usage


Giovanna

Italian form of Joanna / feminine form of Giovanni


Giusi

Italian (short form of Giuseppina and related Giuseppe family names)


Gladis

Welsh via Spanish and English adaptation


Godwin

Old English and West African Christian usage


Gogo

Arabic nickname form, especially Egyptian colloquial usage


Graham

Scottish and English surname-derived name


Graziano

Italian masculine given name from Latin Gratianus lineage


Greta

Germanic-European diminutive of Margareta


Hadj

Arabic and Maghrebi Islamic honorific name based on haj, the pilgrimage to Mecca


Hagar

Hebrew via Biblical and Arabic traditions


Haithem

Arabic masculine given name, especially common in Maghrebi transliteration


Haji

Arabic (from the Islamic pilgrimage title Hajji)


Hama

Multi-origin, especially Kurdish and Maghrebi usage


Hana

Multilingual: Hebrew, Japanese, Arabic, and others


Havva

Arabic via Turkish and broader Abrahamic tradition


Hawa

Arabic, with wider Islamic and African usage


Hayley

English surname-derived given name from Old English place elements


Helder

Portuguese (disputed: Dutch toponymic or Germanic compound)


Helmi

Finnic and Arabic-influenced parallel usage


Hidayet

Arabic through Turkish, from hidaya or hidayet meaning guidance or right direction


هناء

Arabic feminine given name commonly transliterated as Hanaa or Hanaa


Hocine

Arabic (Maghrebi French transliteration)


İlhan

Turkic, from the Mongol-era title Ilkhan


Inez

Spanish / Portuguese / Greek / Religious


Irem

Turkish (from Arabic-Persian literary tradition)


Irena

Greek via Slavic and European traditions


Issa

Arabic form of Jesus name tradition used as masculine given name


Itz

Nigerian Contemporary / Digital Vernacular


Iva

South Slavic (Croatian / Bulgarian / Serbian)


Jaider

Colombian (Latin American) / Invented Phonetic


Jakob

Hebrew via Germanic and Scandinavian transmission


Jamel

Maghrebi and French-linked variant of Arabic Jamal/Jamil name family


Jaqueline

French through Iberian and Latin American usage


Jazmin

Modern Hispanic and Anglophone spelling of a flower name


جبريل

Arabic masculine given name, a regional transliterated form of Jibril, the Arabic name of the angel Gabriel


Jeanette

French diminutive tradition from Jeanne/Jean lineages


Jeisson

Modern Colombian spelling adaptation of the English name Jason


Jen

English short form of Jennifer and related names


Jenna

English (modern form related to Jenny/Jane/Jennifer lineages)


Jenni

Cornish/English (hypocoristic of Jennifer/Genoveva)


Jessie

Scottish (Hebrew root via Jean/Janet and Jessica)


Jhoan

Colombian Spanish (variant of Juan, ultimately Hebrew)


Jhoana

Colombian Spanish (from Hebrew via Spanish Joana)


Jhon Jairo

Spanish-speaking Colombian compound form


Jhonatan

Hebrew (Latin American Spanish/Portuguese variant)


Jilali

Arabic (Maghrebi/Algerian/Moroccan) / Islamic Sufi


Jocelyn

Medieval Germanic via French and Norman transmission


Johan

Hebrew via Germanic and Scandinavian forms


Johana

Spanish (Latin American variant of Johanna, ultimately from Hebrew יוֹחָנָן)


Johannes

Latin and Greek form of the Hebrew name Yohanan


Joop

Dutch hypocoristic masculine name used as a short form of Johannes, Joseph, Jacobus, and related names


Jörg

Germanic (German form of Greek Georgios)


Jose Carlos

Spanish and Portuguese compound Christian tradition


Jose Maria

Spanish (compound of José and María, devotional Catholic tradition)


Jose Miguel

Spanish compound Christian naming tradition


Juan Felipe

Spanish double masculine given name combining biblical and royal Christian traditions


Juan Sebastian

Spanish (compound: Hebrew + Greek/Latin)


Judit

Hungarian and Catalan form of Judith, ultimately Hebrew


Julep

Arabic / Persian / American (Aromatic Root)


Juliette

French diminutive form in the Julie/Julia naming family


Junior

English and Portuguese title-style usage


Kadiatou

West African / Arabic (Ethno-Theological Root)


Kaitlyn

Modern English from Irish Caitlin and the Catherine family


Kamila

Arabic and Slavic/Latinized European usage


Karar

Arabic (Islamic — Ali ibn Abi Talib epithet)


Karel

Czech, Dutch, and other continental European form of Charles, from Germanic Karl.


Karen

Multiple modern traditions, chiefly English and Scandinavian


Katerine

Greek-root Christian name tradition (modern Romance/Latin spelling variant)


Kati

Greek (via Finnish, Hungarian and Maghrebi French)


Kay

Multicultural (English / Germanic / Arthurian)


Keila

Modern feminine given name used in Latin America and the Americas


Kerstin

Swedish and German (Low German form of Christina)


Khairul

Arabic through Malay and South Asian Muslim usage


Khawla

Arabic feminine name known from early Islamic and premodern literary usage.


Kiki

Multi-origin (French diminutive / Greek / Japanese / African)


Kris

Greek-root Christian name family via modern short-form usage


Kristi

English and Scandinavian from Latin and Greek Christian tradition


Lam

Chinese, Vietnamese, and Southeast Asian


Lama

Arabic given name with literary usage in classical and modern Arabic


Lamar

English and Arabic in mixed modern usage


Lana

Multiple, including Arabic and Slavic usage


Larbi

Arabic (Maghrebi form linked to al-ʿArabi)


Larry

English (derived from Latin through French)


Laure

French form from Latin laurus and the Laura name family.


Lebogang

Setswana/Sesotho given name tradition in Southern Africa


Leen

Arabic and Dutch parallel usage traditions


Leena

Finnish and broader international usage with Arabic and Persian overlaps


Lenka

Czech and Slovak, diminutive of Helena or Magdalena


Leopoldo

Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese from Germanic


Лера

Russian (diminutive of Valeria, ultimately Latin)


Lethabo

Sotho-Tswana, especially Southern African usage


Li

Chinese (multiple character traditions) with cross-linguistic usage


Liana

Italian/Romanian (from Hebrew via Latin)


Liaqat

Arabic and Urdu Muslim masculine given name built on the idea of worthiness, fitness, or merit


Lindsay

Scottish toponymic surname turned English-language given name


Lionel

Old French with medieval literary spread


Lisa

English and wider European short-form usage


Loka

Arabic (Egyptian Diminutive) / Sanskrit Root


Lorella

Italian (likely diminutive or affectionate form in the Laura/Lore- name family)


Lotte

Germanic feminine given name used especially in Dutch and German-speaking regions


Lourdes

French place name with Basque regional background


Lulu

Multiple modern usages, especially Arabic and European affectionate naming


Luzia

Portuguese feminine given name from the Lucia name family


Maddalena

Italian (from Magdalene biblical tradition)


Madina

Arabic through Central Asian and Muslim naming


Magaly

Modern Romance-language feminine given name used in Latin America


Magy

English, Egyptian Arabic, and Spanish usage


Mahfoud

Arabic (Maghrebi French transliteration)


Maicol

Spanish / Italian (phonetic adaptation of English Michael)


Mamun

Arabic (via Islamic historical and South Asian usage traditions)


Man

Multiple Asian naming traditions with uncertain unified origin in this record


Manoli

Spanish (Catalan and broader Iberian usage)


Marat

Mixed; often used in Russian and Tatar environments, with different historical influences behind the modern form.


Marc

French, Catalan, and Romanian form of Marcus


Marce

Spanish short form of Marcela or Marcelina


Marcelino

Spanish and Portuguese from Latin Marcellinus


Marcella

Latin feminine form in the Marcellus and Marcus name family.


Margarida

Portuguese (from Greek margaron via Latin Margarita)


Margot

French diminutive-origin feminine name from Marguerite


Mari

Multilingual form used in several traditions


Maria Eugenia

Spanish and Latin American compound feminine name combining Maria and Eugenia


Maria José

Spanish / Portuguese Catholic compound name


Maria Rosa

Romance Catholic compound (Maria + Rosa)


Maria Teresa

Latin / Italian and Spanish Catholic tradition


Mariangela

Italian compound name combining Maria and Angela.


Marisela

Spanish (blended modern form related to María and Maricela traditions)


Marlen

Mixed: Soviet ideological coinage in one tradition, Marlene variant in another


Martha Cecilia

Spanish double feminine given name combining biblical and Latin Christian traditions


Martha Lucia

Spanish compound name from Aramaic and Latin


Martina

Latin through Italian and wider European usage


Marzia

Italian feminine form in the Marzio, Marcellus, and Marcus name family, ultimately linked to Mars.


Masood

Arabic masculine given name widely used across Muslim societies, including Persian and South Asian contexts


Mat

Malay hypocoristic, often linked to Muhammad


Maud

Old Germanic through Old French and English/French usage


Maxine

English and French-influenced modern European usage


Melisa

Greek via Melissa, widely naturalized in Turkish and Spanish-speaking usage.


Memet

Turkish and Balkan variant form in the Mehmet/Muhammad name family


Mercy

English virtue name from Christian vocabulary


Merna

Modern Arabic usage with likely contact from forms such as Mirna and Myrna


Mery

Hebrew via Mary, with an additional Egyptian parallel


Metehan

Turkish masculine given name built from old Turkic elements


Mevlüt

Turkish form derived from Arabic mawlud naming tradition


محمد ابراهيم

Arabic / Egyptian Compound / Islamic Dual-Prophet


Mila

Primarily Slavic diminutive tradition with parallel uses in other languages


Milo

Multi-origin (Latin, Germanic, and Slavic)


Mimo

Nickname-style given name used in Arabic and Mediterranean contexts


Miranda

Latin literary name popularized in English through Shakespeare.


Mireia

Catalan, inspired by Provençal literature


Mirna

Slavic and Arabic parallel usage traditions


Mirta

Spanish and Italian usage, linked to Myrtle-name family traditions


Mujahid

Arabic participial name from the root j-h-d.


Unknown

Not a reliable personal-name origin; this record appears to preserve the Arabic descriptor majhul, meaning unknown.


Mohssin

Arabic (Maghrebi transliteration variant of Mohsin)


Mohssine

Moroccan Arabic masculine given name, a Maghrebi spelling variant of Mohsin


Mokhtar

Arabic through North African and wider Muslim usage


Monia

Mediterranean usage with Arabic and Italian overlap


مؤمن

Arabic (from the trilateral root أ-م-ن, ʾ-m-n, meaning safety, security, and faith)


Munna

South Asian (Indic usage, especially Bengali/Hindi-Urdu)


Muriel

Gaelic, later naturalized in French and English use


ميمي

Arabic nickname form, likely related to Mimi


ميرو

Arabic (hypocoristic of Mariam/Mira/Myriam)


Uncertain; likely a compressed North African and Arabic-adjacent record rather than one single recoverable given name tradition.


Najet

Arabic feminine given name, especially common in North Africa


Natascha

German and Dutch spelling of the Slavic diminutive form of Natalia


Nathi

South African given name, especially in Nguni naming tradition


Nermeen

Persian-origin form adopted into Arabic (Nermin/Nermeen family)


Nicol

European Greek-root name family via Nicole/Nicol lineages


Nicoleta

Greek via Romanian/European Christian naming traditions


Nidia

Spanish, probably literary-classical in modern use


Nik

Mixed: Greek name-family shortening and Malay titled usage


Nikki

English diminutive with parallel Punjabi usage


Nikol

Greek root through Slavic, Central European, and modern international usage


Nikola

South and East European form of Greek Nikolaos


Nilton

Modern Portuguese and Spanish masculine given name, especially used in Brazil and Peru, often treated as a variant of Milton


No

Uncertain truncated record from Egyptian and Maghreb civil registries


Nourhan

Arabic through Turkish-influenced naming


نسرين

Persian-root feminine name Nasrin adopted across Arabic, Turkish, and South Asian usage


Nuray

Turkish compound given name from nur and ay elements


Нурик

Kazakh / Russian (Central Asian Diminutive)


Nurşen

Turkish (with Arabic and Turkic elements)


Octavio

Spanish and Portuguese form of the Latin Octavius name family.


Oleg

Old Norse, adopted into East Slavic languages


Olya

Russian and East Slavic diminutive form of Olga.


Omo

Moroccan Arabic / Berber (diminutive); also Yoruba


Otman

Maghrebi Arabic form of Uthman or Othman.


Patty

English, diminutive of Patricia or Martha


Peggy

English (diminutive of Margaret, ultimately Greek via Latin)


Percy

Norman-English surname turned given name, also linked to Percival short-form usage


Perrine

French feminine form from Pierre and the Peter name family


Petri

Finnish (from Latin Petrus / Greek Petros)


Phyllis

Greek feminine given name rooted in the word for foliage and preserved through classical myth


Pia

Latin-root feminine name used across Italian, Germanic, and Nordic traditions


Pili

Spanish hypocoristic form (especially from Pilar)


Pinky

English (used widely in South Africa and India)


Pippo

Italian (diminutive of Filippo or Giuseppe)


Polo

Romance masculine given name and nickname form, especially in Spanish and Italian usage


Prince

English title word used as a personal name


Ra

Ambiguous short form with several plausible sources, including Arabic shorthand usage and wider associations with the ancient Egyptian divine name Ra.


Rachael

Hebrew via English variant spelling tradition


Radwa

Arabic, associated both with contentment and with Mount Radwa near Medina.


Raffaela

Hebrew via Italian Christian naming tradition


Raghda

Arabic feminine given name associated with comfort, ease, and pleasant abundance


Raisa

Greek (with Yiddish and Arabic parallel traditions)


Ram

Sanskrit and Hebrew, with Persian connections


Ramadan

Arabic male name from the month of Ramadan.


Randa

Arabic feminine name, often connected with aromatic or laurel-related imagery.


Reginald

English form of an old Germanic royal name transmitted through Latin and medieval French


Reina

Spanish (Latin roots); also Yiddish, Japanese, Germanic


Reinhard

German masculine given name of old Germanic origin


Remi

French form related to Rémy, from the Latin Remigius name family.


Renaud

French masculine given name of Germanic origin


Reynaldo

Spanish form of Germanic Reinhold/Reynald family


Rahiaq

Arabic feminine name from rahiq, the word for pure nectar or refined drink, especially in Qur'anic imagery.


Rik

Dutch and Flemish masculine short-form given name


Rina

Japanese / Hebrew / Italian / Multi-origin


Robin

French diminutive of Robert, later English unisex usage


Rocky

English (nickname, from Old English rocc)


Rohani

Arabic and Persian adjective-name meaning spiritual or of the soul


Rolando

Frankish via Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese


Romeo

Italian from Late Latin and Greek ethnonymic forms


Ronaldo

Portuguese and Iberian form from the Germanic Ronald or Ragnvald name family.


Ronny

Germanic and Scandinavian diminutive tradition (Ronald/Veronica line)


Rosalia

Latin and Italian, later strengthened in Spanish and Catholic usage.


Rosana

Romance-language feminine given name related to Rosa/Rosanna forms


Rosi

European diminutive, especially Spanish, Italian, and German usage


Roslan

Malay usage influenced by Ruslan-type names


Ross

Scottish and Gaelic place-based personal name related to a headland or promontory.


Roxanne

Persian via Greek and French-influenced European forms


Roza

Latin through Russian and other European naming traditions


Ruan

Portuguese / Afrikaans (Combination / Phonological Root)


Ruba

Arabic feminine given name associated with elevation, highlands, or gentle heights


Rustam

Persian heroic name from the Iranian epic tradition.


رورو

Arabic (Levantine and Egyptian hypocoristic)


Shaban

Turkish and Balkan form of the Arabic month name Shaaban.


Sabbir

Arabic via Bengali and South Asian Muslim usage


Sabir

Arabic active-participial name from the root s-b-r.


Sabrina

Celtic through Latin and later literary usage


Sadia

Arabic feminine given name used widely in South Asian Muslim naming traditions


Sagar

Sanskrit and modern Indian name from the word sagara.


صاحب

Arabic masculine name from sahib lexical root


Sahil

Arabic lexical given name adopted widely in South Asia


Sai

Indian devotional name used across several South Asian languages


Sal

Multilingual short form (especially Romance and English contexts)


Salama

Arabic given name from the root associated with peace, safety, and well-being


Самат

Arabic through Kazakh and broader Turkic Muslim usage


Sanae

Arabic and Japanese, with Moroccan usage dominant here


Sandile

Nguni-language Southern African masculine given name


Sandra Milena

Greek and Slavic in Hispanic double-name use


Sandy

English nickname turned independent given name


Santa

Latin / Romance (regional feminine usage)


Santi

Spanish and Italian hypocoristic tradition


Santo

Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese from Latin


Sarahi

Modern Spanish-language form influenced by Sarah


Saverio

Italian form of Xavier, ultimately linked to the Basque place name Etxeberria.


Seba

Multiple streams: Spanish diminutive usage and Arabic/Ethiopic usage contexts


صفوان

Arabic masculine given name, more commonly transliterated as Safwan


Shabbir

Arabic, especially through Shi'i Muslim usage


Shahzad

Persian-derived masculine given name used across South and West Asia


Shamsu

Arabic and Muslim-world masculine given name


Shauna

Irish and English feminine given name from the Sean or John family


Shehu

West African Muslim masculine given name, especially in Hausa usage, linked to the Arabic title shaykh


Shelley

Old English surname transferred to given name


Sher

Persian, Urdu, and South Asian Muslim usage


Shibu

Malayalam (from Greek via Latin Sebastianus)


Simona

Italian and European feminine form of Simon


Siva

South Asian form of Shiva, from Sanskrit and Hindu religious tradition.


So

Multilingual (Japanese, Korean, Khmer, West African)


Solange

French feminine name from the Latin name Sollemnia or Sollemnis tradition.


Sonia

Slavic and internationalized European usage


Sonny

English nickname and occasional independent given name, also used in Italian American naming as a short familiar form


سرمد

Arabic masculine given name, more commonly transliterated as Sarmad


Stacey

English from Greek and medieval surname transmission


Stanley

English name from an old place-word meaning stony clearing or stony meadow.


Stefania

Greek through Italian and Slavic traditions


Sultan

Arabic title word used as a personal name


Susy

Hebrew via European diminutive traditions


Света

Slavic (diminutive from Svetlana and related forms)


Tahsin

Arabic via Turkish and broader Muslim naming traditions


Tam

Scots, Vietnamese, and Chinese (Cantonese)


Taner

Turkish compound given name from tan and er elements


Tara

Multiple traditions, especially Irish and Sanskrit


Tareq

Arabic (Tariq/Tareq transliteration family)


Татьяна

Russian from the Latin Tatiana name family


Tayfun

Turkish and Chinese via international vocabulary


Teddy

English (diminutive of Theodore or Edward)


Teemu

Finnish (from Greek via Christian liturgy)


Tereza

Central and Eastern European form of Teresa


Themba

Nguni-language masculine given name in South Africa


Tia

Multisource short name used in English, with frequent use as a diminutive of names such as Tiana, Christina, or Thea


Timo

Germanic (Finnish and German usage of Timothy lineage)


Tiziano

Italian form ultimately linked to the Roman name Titianus and the older family name Titius.


Tolga

Turkish personal name from old Turkic military vocabulary.


Tomek

Polish (from Aramaic via Greek and Latin)


Toni

European diminutive from the Antonius name family


Tori

English diminutive usage, with secondary roots in other traditions


Tota

Arabic colloquial usage with older European attestations


Toto

Colloquial nickname form used in several Romance-speaking settings


Trey

English, especially American nickname usage


Tristan

Medieval European given name with Brythonic and French literary development


تركي

Arabic, derived from the Turkic ethnonym


Tuncay

Turkish compound name built from tunç and ay.


Turan

Turkic and Persianate historical-cultural name tradition


توتا

Arabic (Egyptian / Sudanese colloquial diminutive)


Udo

German masculine given name of old Germanic origin


Ugo

Italian form of the Germanic Hugh name family


Unathi

Nguni, especially Xhosa and related South African naming traditions


Valentina

Latin via Italian and other European languages


Valeriya

Russian and East Slavic feminine form of Valerius


Valter

Germanic via Italian and Portuguese adaptation


Verena

Latin and German-speaking Christian tradition


Вика

East Slavic diminutive-origin feminine given name, commonly from Viktoriya


Viktoria

Latin via Slavic and Germanic language traditions


Waqas

Arabic masculine given name used widely in South Asian and Gulf communities


Weld

Maghrebi Arabic patronymic particle (also a given-name use)


Werner

Old High German dithematic masculine name


Yadira

Modern Spanish-language given name of uncertain deeper origin, popularized in Latin America.


Yajaira

Latin American (debated: possibly indigenous American, Hebrew, or Arabic roots)


Yamileth

Spanish-American adaptation related to Yamila/Yamilet forms with Arabic-root influence via Jamila line


Yan

Multiorigin, with major Chinese, Breton-French, Slavic, and modern Brazilian use


Yasemin

Turkish (from Persian یاسمن, jasmine flower)


Yavuz

Turkish name from an old adjective describing toughness, severity, or resolute strength.


Yaya

West African, Arabic, and nickname usage


Yeferson

Colombian Spanish (re-spelling of English Jefferson)


Yeison

Modern Colombian and Latin American adaptation of Jason through English contact and local phonetic reshaping.


Yenifer

Modern Hispanic spelling adaptation of Jennifer, ultimately from Cornish and Welsh tradition


Yessica

Hebrew via Spanish orthographic adaptation


Yohana

Hebrew (Biblical) / Latin American / East African


You

Uncertain; likely a clipped Maghrebi transliteration rather than a stable standalone classical form


Youness

Arabic (Maghrebi/Moroccan spelling of Yunus)


Yovana

Slavic-rooted feminine given name adapted into Spanish-speaking use


Yuli

Modern international short form used in Spanish-speaking contexts, often tied to Julia or Yuliana lines


Юля

Russian diminutive-origin feminine name from Yuliya


Zahraa

Arabic feminine given name from z-h-r root family associated with brightness and flowers


Zaid

Arabic personal name from the root z-y-d.


Zalina

North Caucasian, Russian, and Malay usage


Zanele

Nguni (Zulu / Xhosa / Ndebele), South Africa


Zaza

Georgian (with broader modern cross-cultural use)


Zdeněk

Czech masculine given name with Slavic and Latin-linked etymological interpretations


Жанат

Kazakh, with deeper layers from Arabic and Turkic


Zhanna

Russian and other East Slavic adaptation of the French Jeanne name family


Zoza

Arabic colloquial diminutive usage (especially Egyptian)


Zulema

Spanish-language feminine name, widely treated as a Hispanic adaptation of Sulayma or related Arabic forms


زيزو

Arabic nickname-style given name, commonly rendered as Zizo