Number Names
Hungarian form of Adam, meaning
"earth."
ADONGO:
African Luo name meaning
second born of twins
ALPHA: English unisex name
derived from
the first letter of the Greek alphabet.
ANAN: African
Akan unisex name meaning
fourth born child
Armenian name meaning
first born
ANUM:
Egyptian name meaning
born fifth
African Luo name meaning
first born of twins
Variant of African Luo
Apio, meaning
first born of
twins
AWOTWI:
African Akan unisex name meaning
born eighth
BA:
Vietnamese name meaning
three; third
African Akan unisex name meaning
born first
African Luganda name meaning
first-born of twins
Northern Vietnamese unisex
name meaning
the eldest; the first
Variant of Scottish/Gaelic
Caointean,
meaning
fifth
Scottish/Gaelic form of English
Quentin,
meaning
fifth
CECIL: English surname transferred to forename use, itself a form of Welsh
Seissylt, meaning
sixth In the Middle Ages, the name was occasionally used as an English form of Latin
Caecilius (
blind).
African Kaguru name meaning
the first
Usually given to a first-born son.
CHONGAN:
Chinese name meaning
second brother peace
Chinese name meaning
second brother Kunlun
mountain
Chinese name meaning
second brother unicorn
Japanese name meaning
great first son or
great land
DECIMA:
Roman myth name of one of the Moirae, meaning
tenth
DECIMUS:
Roman name meaning
tenth
DELTA:
English name derived from the "fourth" letter of the Greek alphabet.
Nickname for English
Dixie, meaning
tenth
Variant of English
Dixie, meaning
tenth
Tenth The origin of the American southern
Dixie remains a mystery; however, Louisiana dollars had the French word dix printed on them, and this may have been what inspired the song about
the land of dixies, and later the name itself.
Variant of English
Dixie,
meaning
tenth
DUBAKU:
African Akan unisex name meaning
eleventh born
child
Eiji (永次, 英治, 英二, 栄治)
Japanese name meaning
excellent second son; splendid ruler
ENU:
African Akan unisex name meaning
fifth born
Japanese name meaning
fifth son
HACHIRO:
Japanese name meaning
eighth son
HAI:
Vietnamese unisex name meaning
two; second
Japanese name meaning
first son
Turkish name meaning
first man
Turkish name meaning
first
African Luganda name meaning
first of twins
Japanese name meaning
second son
Japanese name meaning
tenth son
Pet form of Hungarian
Katalin, meaning
"pure."
Japanese name meaning
respectful first (son)
Japanese name meaning
respectful second (son)
Hawaiian name meaning
second-born
Japanese name meaning
shining/widespread first (son)
Japanese name meaning
filial ruler; happy second (son)
KUNTO:
African Akan name meaning
third child
KURO:
Japanese name meaning
ninth son
Egyptian name meaning
born third
Japanese name meaning
shining man; third male (son)
Japanese name meaning
beautiful generation child; third generation
child
African Swahili name meaning
first born child
Egyptian name meaning
born sixth
Egyptian name meaning
born second
African Luganda name meaning
second born of twins
NKRUMA:
African Akan unisex name meaning
ninth born child
Egyptian name meaning
born ninth
NONA:
Old English name derived from Latin nonus, meaning
ninth
Usually given to the ninth born child if it is female.
Russian form of English
Nona, meaning "ninth."
NSIA:
African Akan unisex name meaning
sixth born child
NSONOWA:
African Akan unisex name meaning
seventh born child
Portuguese name derived from Latin nonus, meaning "ninth."
OCTAVIA:
Feminine form of
Roman Octavius, meaning
eighth
Roman name derived from
Octavianus, meaning
eighth
Roman name derived from
Octavius, meaning
eighth
Spanish form of
Roman Octavius, meaning
"eighth."
Roman family name, derived from the word octavus, meaning
eighth
Egyptian name meaning
firstborn
Portuguese form of
Roman Octavius,
meaning "eighth."
Egyptian name meaning
born third
Feminine form of Italian
Ottavio,
meaning "eighth."
Italian form of
Roman Octavianus,
meaning "eighth."
Italian form of
Roman Octavius, meaning
"eighth."
Pet form of Spanish
Pilar, meaning "pillar."
Feminine form of
Roman Primitivus,
meaning
first-formed
Roman name meaning
first-formed
Italian and Spanish form of Latin
Primus, meaning
"first."
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