Finnish Names
⚥FinnishFinn„The origin and meaning of the male and female name Finn are not clearly defined“View profile →⚥ChineseKim„Kim is a unisex name that has different backgrounds and meanings in various cultures“View profile →♀EnglishMatilda„Matilda, a spelling variant of Mathilda, carries the meaning 'the strong fighter' or 't…“View profile →♂FinnishNiklas„Niklas is the Swedish and Finnish form as well as the German short form of Nikolaus, wh…“View profile →♀FinnishAada„Aada is a girl's name that is regarded as a Finnish derivative of Ada“View profile →♀FinnishAamu„Aamu is a Finnish girl's name and can be translated into English as 'the morning.' Its …“View profile →♂FinnishAari„The name Aari, a Finnish variant of Ari, means 'the eagle' and has its roots in the Old…“View profile →♂EstonianAarne„Aarne is an Estonian and Finnish form of Arne, which has its origins in the old German …“View profile →♂FinnishAaro„Aaro is a Finnish form of the biblical name Aaron, whose roots likely lie in Hebrew or …“View profile →♂FinnishAatami„The Finnish form of ADAM“View profile →♂FinnishAatos„Aatos is a traditional Finnish boy's name, which means 'the noble thought' in German“View profile →♂FinnishAatu„Aatu is a Finnish boy's name that is considered a variation of Adolf and is derived fro…“View profile →♀FinnishAava„The name Aava, originating from Finland, translates into English as 'the open sea'“View profile →♀BasqueAdelaide„The name Adelaide, also known as Adélaïde or Adelaïde, is derived from Adelheid“View profile →♀EnglishAdine„Adine is a short form of the name Adelina and has its roots in the names Adela or Adele“View profile →♂FinnishAhti„Ahti is a masculine first name that originates from Finnish mythology“View profile →♀FinnishAiga„Aiga represents the feminine form of the Latvian name Aigars, which likely has its orig…“View profile →♂FinnishAike„The name Aike, a derivative of Eike, is considered a Frisian-Low German short form“View profile →♀FinnishAila„Aila (Áila) has various roots“View profile →♀EstonianAili„Aili is an Estonian and Finnish derivative of Helga and means 'the Blessed' or 'the Hea…“View profile →♂FinnishAimo„The name Aimo has its roots in Finnish and can carry several meanings“View profile →♀FinnishAina„The feminine first name Aina has several possible origins and meanings“View profile →♀ArabicAini„The name Aini has its origins in Arabic, where the word ʿayn (عَيْن) stands for "eye," …“View profile →♀FinnishAinikki„The name has its roots in Finnish“View profile →♀FinnishAino„Aino is a common girl's name in Finland that is also used in Estonia“View profile →♀FinnishAira„The first name Aira is derived from Erika and is a feminine form of the Nordic name Erik“View profile →♀FinnishAire„The name Aire, understood as the Estonian form of Airi, means 'the ambassador' or 'the …“View profile →♀FinnishAiri„Airi is a girl's name that has both Finnish and Japanese roots“View profile →♀FinnishAjona„The name Ajona could be considered a shortened variant of Arjona, meaning 'our gold'“View profile →⚥FinnishAkima„The name Akima (Акима) represents the female variant of Akim, a Russian form of Joachim…“View profile →♂FinnishAkseli„Akseli, a masculine first name, originates from the Finnish language and is a derivativ…“View profile →♀FinnishAksinja„Aksinja is a variation of the name Aksinya (Аксинья), a Russian variant of the Greek Xenia“View profile →♂DanishAlarik„The name Alarik is a form of Alarich used in the Low German language area and traces ba…“View profile →♂FinnishAle„Ale is a short form of the Spanish name Alejandro or Alejandra, which is understood as …“View profile →♂FinnishAleksi„The name Aleksi, which has both Finnish and Georgian origins, is derived from Alexis an…“View profile →♀DanishAlexa-Sophia„Alexa-Sophia is a double name combining Alexa ("the protector") and Sophia ("the wisdom")“View profile →♀DanishAlexandria„Alexandria is the English spelling of Alexandra, a feminine derivative of the name Alex…“View profile →♂EnglishAlexi„In the English language, Alexi is often used as an alternative diminutive for the Greek…“View profile →♀ArabicAlia-Josephin„In Arabic, 'ali' means 'exalted' or 'elevated', resulting in the meaning 'the Exalted One'“View profile →♀FinnishAlisa„Alisa (Alísa) is a feminine first name considered a Dutch variant of Alice, which in tu…“View profile →♀FinnishAlisca„The name Alisca originates from the Old High German language and is regarded as an alte…“View profile →♀ArabicAliska„Aliska is regarded as the Finnish form of Alina, which can be traced back to three poss…“View profile →⚥LatinAlvi„Alvi is a female first name that is regarded as the Swedish short form of Alwine, a fem…“View profile →♀ArabicAmali„The name Amali has two main origins“View profile →♀LatinAmia„Amia is a feminine form derived from the Old French Amee (Amée) and is thus also connec…“View profile →♀FinnishAndrea-Annastina„Andrea-Annastina is also associated with the meanings tenderness or love, complemented …“View profile →♂DanishAndreas„Andreas means "the brave" and has its roots in the ancient Greek word andreios (ἀνδρεῖο…“View profile →♀FinnishAnea„The first name Anea is considered a feminine form of Anej, with Anej being a South Slav…“View profile →♀FinnishAneka„The name Aneka is derived from Anika, a diminutive of Anna, which in turn comes from th…“View profile →♀FinnishAnelma„The name has its roots in Finnish“View profile →♀FinnishAniara„Aniara is a female first name that has its origins in ancient Greek“View profile →♀FinnishAnitta„Anitta is a Finnish form of Anita, which in turn is derived from Anna“View profile →♀FinnishAnna-Liisa„Anna-Liisa is a double name combining Anna ("God is gracious") and Liisa ("God is fulln…“View profile →♀EstonianAnnele„The name Annele derives from the Hebrew term Hannah and is used in various languages as…“View profile →♀HebrewAnnemaria„The name Annemaria is composed of the names Anne and Maria“View profile →♀FinnishAnniina„Anniina is a variant of Anna ("God is gracious")“View profile →♀EstonianAnnika„The name Annika is primarily regarded as a feminine diminutive of Anna, which in turn h…“View profile →♀EstonianAnniki„Anniki is used as a diminutive of Anna and as a variant of Annika in Scandinavian and F…“View profile →♀FinnishAnnikka„The name Annikka is a modified variant of Annika or Anika and is also considered a pet …“View profile →♀FinnishAnnukka„Annukka is a female first name that is considered a Finnish variant of the biblical nam…“View profile →♀FinnishAnsa„Ansa is a female first name from Finland“View profile →♂FinnishAnssi„The Finnish variant of 'Anselm'“View profile →♂FinnishAntero„Antero is the Finnish variant of the biblical Andreas“View profile →⚥EstonianAnu„Anu, a diminutive form of Anna, originates from Estonian and Finnish and traces back to…“View profile →♂EnglishAri„The name Ari, a diminutive of Ariel, carries meanings such as "[m]y lion is God" and "G…“View profile →♀LatinArja„Arja, a girl's name, is a Finnish derivative of Irja, which is known as a diminutive of…“View profile →♂FinnishArmas„Armas is a masculine first name of Finnish origin that encompasses the meanings 'the gr…“View profile →♂CelticArttu„Arttu is considered a Finnish derivative of Arthur“View profile →♂CelticArtturi„Artturi is a variant of Arthur ("the bear")“View profile →♀FinnishArvida„The name Arvida is a rare Swedish variant of the masculine first name Arvid, whose root…“View profile →♂FinnishArvo„Arvo is a male first name of Finnish origin that means 'the Valuable' or 'the Worthy'“View profile →♂FinnishAsko„The name Asko has Finnish roots, but the exact meaning and specific word components are…“View profile →♂Asmo„The name Asmo combines Old High German and Ancient Greek elements“View profile →♂EstonianAsser„The name Asser, a Finnish form of Asher, carries the meaning "the Happy" and "the Bless…“View profile →♀FinnishAtteena„The origin of the name is Finnish“View profile →♀FinnishAuli„The name Auli means 'the generous one' or 'the helpful one' and is a short form of Auli…“View profile →♀LatinAura„Aura, a name with Greek origins, is used as an Italian and Spanish girl's name“View profile →♀LatinAurela„The name Aurela is, as mentioned, a Scandinavian short form of Aurelia“View profile →♀LatinAuri„Auri, as a female first name, is an Estonian and Finnish variant of Aura“View profile →♀FinnishAyn„Ayn is a Finnish form of Ann or Anna, which is derived from the Hebrew Hannah“View profile →♀LatinBeada„The name Beada is a Nordic variant of Beata, which is considered the feminine form of B…“View profile →♀LatinBengta„Bengta is regarded as an old Swedish form of Benedikta, which in turn is the feminine v…“View profile →♂LatinBenny„The name Benny is an English short form of Benjamin, which also derives from the ancien…“View profile →♂DanishBirger„The Scandinavian name Birger has its origins in the old Nordic names Birghir and Byrghir“View profile →♀CelticBirgitta„The name Birgitta is the Scandinavian form of Birgit and has two possible origins“View profile →♀LatinBrigitte-Gloria„Brigitte-Gloria is a double name combining Brigitte ("the divine one") and Gloria ("glo…“View profile →♀FinnishChiara-Geraldine„Chiara is translated as 'the Bright, the Shining' (Italian), while Geraldine is derived…“View profile →♂LatinChrisander„Chrisander is a contemporary Norwegian variation of the name Christian, which has its r…“View profile →♀HungarianCsilla„Csilla is a feminine name of Hungarian origin, derived from Csillag-Viràg, the Hungaria…“View profile →♀FinnishDahna„The meaning of Dahna is 'busy bee' and in Hebrew it means 'God is my judge'“View profile →♀FinnishDekeira„Dekeira means 'to strike' in Japanese and is written in Japanese script as で警ら“View profile →♂FinnishDolf„The name Dolf is an abbreviation for names that end with '-dolf', such as Adolf or Rudolf“View profile →♀FinnishEdla„The name Edla has its roots in Scandinavian tradition and is a short form derived from …“View profile →♂HebrewEeli„Eeli is a boy's designation understood as the Finnish and Greenlandic form of Eli“View profile →♂FinnishEelis„Eelis is a Finnish variation of the name Elias“View profile →♂LatinEemeli„The name Eemeli is the Finnish form of Emil and has its roots in the ancient Roman name…“View profile →♀DanishEida„Eida, a female name, can be interpreted as 'the working one' or 'the virgin'“View profile →♂DanishEide„The first name Eide, used for boys, also originates from the Old High German region“View profile →♀FinnishEija„Eija (Eijá) represents a Finnish-Sami derivation of the name Freya, which traces back t…“View profile →♂Eikko„The name Eikko has its roots in Old Norse and is composed of the elements 'aen' for 'al…“View profile →♀FinnishEila„The name Eila, a Finnish and Norwegian short form of Eilen, has its roots in the Norweg…“View profile →♀EstonianEilina„Eilina is a variant of the name Helena, which originates from Helene“View profile →♂FinnishEino„Eino is the Finnish variant of Enno and a short form of the old name Einhard“View profile →♀DanishEivor„Eivor is a girl's name that is common in both Norway and Sweden and originates from the…“View profile →♂EstonianEkke„The name Ekke, which is masculine, represents a short form of names that start with 'Ec…“View profile →♂ArabicElmi„Elmi is a masculine first name that originates from Arabic“View profile →♂FinnishElof„Elof is a male first name whose meaning can be roughly described as 'the eternally living'“View profile →♀FinnishElssa„Elssa (Elssá) is a form of Elsa that derives from the name Elisabeth“View profile →♀FinnishEmese„Emese is one of the oldest Hungarian female names“View profile →♀FinnishEmmi-Madeleine„Emmi means 'mighty', and Madeleine stands for 'strength' and 'loyalty'“View profile →♂FinnishEmppu„A pet form of the name Eemil“View profile →♀FinnishEnela„Enela is a girl's name from Estonia, understood as the female form of Enel“View profile →♀FinnishEnkeleda„The name Enkeleda has its roots in the Finnish language and is made up of the words 'en…“View profile →♀FinnishEnnie„Ennie is a Frisian short form of names that begin with 'Egin-'“View profile →♀FinnishErja„The first name Erja is a Finnish derivative of the name Irena, which comes from the anc…“View profile →♂FinnishEsko„The name Esko, a Finnish variant of Askjell, originates from the Old Norse Ásketill (Ás…“View profile →♀AmericanEste„Este, a girl's name, is the Estonian and Finnish short form of Ester or Esther“View profile →♀FinnishEtel„Etel is a female first name that is regarded as a Hungarian short form of Etelka“View profile →♀FinnishEveliina„The Finnish form of Evelina“View profile →♀TurkishEyla„The origins of the name Eyla are multifaceted“View profile →