Names That Mean An

Discover baby names meaning An for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Cumhur
Means 'republic' in Turkish, symbolizing the nation and its sovereignty.
Turkish
Cumming
Derived from a place name meaning 'bend in the river'.
Scottish
Cunina
Goddess of the cradle, protector of infants.
Latin
Cupid
God of desire, love, and affection.
Latin
Curan
Little and dark-haired.
Irish
Curran
Descendant of the spear-wielder or hero.
Irish
Curren
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Corráin, meaning 'descendant of Corrán', a ...
Irish
Currito
Diminutive of Curro, a nickname for Francisco, meaning 'free man'.
Spanish
Curro
Diminutive of Francisco, meaning 'free man'.
Spanish
Currumbin
Place name meaning 'place of the flying fox' in the Yugambeh language.
Aboriginal
Curruto
Derived from the Italian word 'curato', meaning 'cared for' or 'curate'.
Italian
Curry
Derived from the Old English word 'curry', meaning a type of spice blend or s...
English
Cushan
Ethiopian.
Hebrew
Cushi
Ethiopian.
Hebrew
Cusick
Descendant of the brave one.
Irish
Custance
Constant.
English
Custelle
Diminutive form of Constance.
English
Custenhin
Welsh form of Constantine.
Welsh
Custennin
Welsh form of Constantine.
Welsh
Custer
From the camp of the Roman guards.
English
Custodio
Guardian or keeper.
Spanish
Cuthbeorht
Famous guardian.
Anglo-saxon
Cuthberta
Famous and bright, from the Old English elements 'cuþ' meaning famous and 'b...
English
Cuthbrid
Bridge over the ancient path.
Anglo-saxon
Cycnus
Swan.
Greek
Cydney
From the city of Cydney in England.
English
Cymbeline
Derived from the name of a legendary British king, possibly meaning 'sun lord...
English
Cymreiges
Welshwoman.
Welsh
Cymru
Cymru is the Welsh name for Wales, meaning 'land of the compatriots'.
Welsh
Cymry
Refers to the Welsh people or their homeland, Wales.
Welsh
Cynara
Derived from Greek 'kinara', meaning artichoke.
Greek
Cynbal
Derived from Welsh 'cyn' meaning 'chief' and 'bal' meaning 'bold', signifying...
Welsh
Cynbel
Chief of war, from Welsh cyn 'chief' and bel 'war'.
Welsh
Cyndi
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'woman from Mount Cynthus'.
English
Cyndie
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'woman from Mount Kynthos'.
English
Cyndy
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'woman from Mount Cynthus'.
English
Cyne
Means 'royal' or 'kingly' in Old English.
English
Cyneburhleah
Royal fortress meadow, from 'cyne' (royal) + 'burh' (fortress) + 'leah' (wood...
English
Cyneleah
Cyneleah means 'royal wood' or 'king's meadow' from Old English cyne 'royal' ...
English
Cyneley
derived from the surname Cyneley, which may have various origins and meanings..
English
Cyneric
Royal power, from Old English cyne 'royal' and ric 'power'.
Anglo-saxon
Cynerik
Royal ruler, from Old English 'cyne' meaning royal and 'ric' meaning ruler.
Anglo-saxon
Cynhard
Royal guardian, from Old English 'cyne' (royal) and 'heard' (hardy, brave).
Anglo-saxon
Cyning
Means 'king' in Old English.
English
Cynna
Derived from Old English 'cynn', meaning 'royal' or 'of noble kin'.
English
Cynon
Chief or lord, derived from Welsh 'cyn' meaning 'chief'.
Welsh
Cynthia
From Mount Cynthus, the birthplace of Artemis and Apollo.
Greek
Cyntrille
Combination of the names Cynthia and Jill, often used as a fictional first na...
English
Cyprian
From Cyprus, referring to the island of Cyprus.
Latin
Cypriana
From Cyprus, the island of love.
Greek
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