Chamoru name meaning
share the sea
Water Hebrew name derived from the biblical name of either a
city, or a stream (perhaps both), possibly in Mesopotamia, where the Jewish
exiles assembled under
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Latin form of Greek
Alkyone, meaning
kingfisher In Greek mythology, this was the name of a daughter
of
Aeolus and Cyx.
Greek myth name of the sea goddess, Nereid and Oceanid who became the consort of
Poseidon, composed of the elements amphi
around; of both kinds; on both sides and
Triton sea This is also the name of an asteroid.
Persian myth name of a goddess of fertility and water, meaning
immaculate This is also the Persian name for the planet Venus.
From the vocabulary word,
itself from the Portuguese word anchova which ultimately derives from
Latin apua, meaning
small fish
"The waterer." Greek myth name of one of the Hesperides, and a
water nymph (Nereid), daughter of
Nereus, who was pursued by
Alpheus, the
river god.
Artemis changed her into a fountain.
Latin form of Greek
Arethousa, meaning
the
waterer
Semitic myth name of a
mother goddess, meaning
she who treads on the
sea
Hittite form of Semitic
Asherah,
meaning
she who treads on the sea
Akkadian form of Semitic
Asherah,
meaning
she who treads on the sea
Variant of Akkadian
Ashratu, meaning
she
who treads on the sea
Turkish name meaning
moon water
From the place name, Bermuda, which was named after its discoverer
Juan de Bermudez. Bermudez is a patronymic surname meaning
son of Bermudo, itself from the Visigothic forename
Vermundo (Icelandic
Vermundur, Norse Wermund), of uncertain etymology, but possibly meaning
protector of man
English
surname transferred to unisex forename use, from Old English broc,
meaning
brook, stream
Variant of English unisex
Brook, meaning
Brook,
stream
Latin form of Greek
Keto, myth name of a goddess of the
dangers of the sea, meaning
sea monster; whale
Russian form of
Roman Daria,
meaning "possesses a lot; wealthy."
Turkish unisex name meaning
sea
Turkish unisex form of feminine Persian
Darya,
meaning
ocean
From the vocabulary word meaning
a drop of dew
Greek myth name of a goddess of the sea, consort of
Nereus and mother of the Nereids (sea nymphs). The name
was derived from a Greek ethnic name meaning
"
Dorian woman."
Armenian name meaning
small sea
Greek myth name of a sea
nymph and daughter of
Proteus, meaning
knowing
one
Greek myth name of the goddess of the seas, and wife of
Krios,
meaning "wide violent force."
Vietnamese
unisex name meaning
river;
ocean
Variant of Latin
Alcyone, meaning
kingfisher
Latin form of Greek
Halkyone, meaning
kingfisher
Greek myth name.
An epithet borne by Amphitrite
and
Thetis, meaning
sea-nourished
Greek myth
name of a many-headed female water dragon killed by
Hercules, from Greek hydor,
meaning
water
Greek myth name of an ocean nymph, meaning "violet flower."
Basque name meaning
ocean
Swedish variant of Scandinavian
Kaja,
meaning "pure."
Norwegian variant of Scandinavian
Kaja, possibly
meaning "chicken, hen."
Hawaiian name meaning
the sea
and the sun
Hawaiian name meaning
sea and
sky
Hawaiian unisex name meaning
power of the ocean
Hawaiian name meaning
calm
sea
Of the color of kelp/sea-weed Myth name of
the water-horse of fairy mythology.
Original Greek form of Latin
Ceto, myth name of a
goddess of the dangers of the sea, meaning
sea monster; whale
Nickname for English Alana
"beautiful, handsome," and Russian Svetlana
"light."
White goddess Greek myth name of a sea goddess who assisted sailors in distress, composed of the elements leukos
white and thea
goddess
"Murmuring rock."
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rock in the Rhine river and lured fishermen to their death with her song.
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and ley "rock."
Native American Miwok name meaning
fast salmon swimming up a rippling
stream
Esperanto name meaning
made of the sea
Danish form of Latin
Marina, meaning
of the
sea
Dutch unisex form of masculine
Marinus,
meaning
of the sea
Feminine form of French
Marin, meaning
of the sea
Italian pet form of
Roman Marina, meaning "of the
sea."
Of the sea English religious name derived from a title of the
Virgin
Mary, stella maris,
star of the sea
Variant of English
Marissa, meaning
of the
sea
Elaborated form of
Maris, meaning
of the
sea
Modern English creation, based on Latin maris, meaning
of the
sea
Swedish form of
Marina, meaning
"of the sea."
Variant of
Melusine, meaning either
wonder or
sea-fog
European legend name of a fresh-water spirit believed to reside in sacred springs and rivers, meaning either
wonder or
sea-fog Melusine is depicted as being like a fish or serpent from the waist down.
English unisex name derived from Welsh masculine
Meredydd,
meaning
sea lord
Variant of English
Muriel, meaning
sea-bright
English surname transferred to unisex forename use, itself from the feminine
name
Meriel, meaning
sea-bright
Egyptian name meaning
water
Greek myth name of a water nymph who was turned into a mint plant, meaning
"mint."
Hawaiian name meaning
ocean
Slavic myth name of a water goddess, derived from the word mok,
meaning "wet."
From the vocabulary word for the southwestern wind that brings heavy rainfall to southern
Asia in the summer. The word ultimately derives from Arabic mawsim
appropriate season (for a pilgrimage), from wasama, meaning
he marked
French feminine form of Welsh unisex
Morgan, probably
meaning
sea circle
Welsh unisex name, derived from the old Celtic masculine name
Morcant,
probably meaning
sea circle
English feminine form of Welsh unisex
Morgan,
probably meaning
sea circle
Variant of French
Morgaine, probably meaning
sea
circle
Variant of unisex
Morgan, probably
meaning
sea circle
Scottish variant of Irish/Gaelic
Muirgheal, meaning
sea-bright
Sea-fair Irish myth name of the mother of
Fionn mac Cumhail, composed of the Gaelic elements muir
sea and
Fionn blessed, fair, white
Variant of Irish
Muirgen, meaning
born of the
sea
Irish myth name of a maiden who was changed into a salmon, meaning
born of the sea
Sea-bright Irish/Gaelic name composed of the elements muir
sea and geal
bright
Variant of Irish
Muirgen,
meaning
born of the sea
Scottish form of Irish/Gaelic
Muirgheal,
meaning
sea-bright
English form of Scottish
Muireall, meaning
sea-bright