Names That Mean An

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

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Melisha
A modern invented name, possibly a blend of Melissa and Alicia.
English
Melissa
Melissa means 'bee' in Greek, symbolizing honey and sweetness.
Greek
Melisse
Melisse means 'bee' in Greek, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.
Greek
Melissent
Derived from the Germanic elements 'mild' meaning 'gentle' and 'swind' meanin...
French
Melisssa
Melissa means 'honeybee' in Greek.
Greek
Melita
Honey-sweet; derived from Greek meli meaning honey.
Greek
Melito
Derived from Greek 'melitos' meaning 'honey'.
Greek
Melitsa
Honey-sweet; derived from Greek meli meaning honey.
Greek
Melitta
Melitta means 'honey bee' in Greek.
Greek
Meliza
Combination of Mel and Liza, meaning 'honey' and 'God is my oath'.
Italian
Melki
Melki means 'my king' or 'kingly' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Mellah
Means 'salt' in Arabic, often used as a surname.
Arabic
Mellan
Derived from Irish 'meallán' meaning 'little pleasant one' or 'little honey'.
Irish
Mellar
Derived from 'mæl' meaning 'speech' or 'council', possibly meaning 'counselor'.
English
Mellor
Derived from a place name meaning 'mill hill' in Old English.
English
Melora
Melora means 'golden apple' or 'sweet apple'.
Greek
Melorah
Combination of 'Mel' and 'orah', meaning 'dark light' or 'black beauty'.
English
Melosa
Derived from 'meloso', meaning honeyed or sweet.
Spanish
Melosah
Melosah is a modern invented name with no established meaning.
English
Melosia
Melody, song; derived from Greek 'melos' meaning tune.
Greek
Melossa
A modern invented name, possibly a blend of Melissa and -ossa suffix.
English
Melpomene
Melpomene is the Greek Muse of tragedy, her name meaning 'to sing' or 'song'.
Greek
Melrose
From the Scottish place name meaning 'bare moor'.
Scottish
Meltem
Meltem means 'meltem' or 'breeze' in Turkish, referring to a gentle wind.
Turkish
Melva
Gentle woman
English
Melven
Derived from the Old English elements 'mael' meaning council and 'wine' meani...
English
Melvern
From the Old English elements 'mael' meaning council and 'wine' meaning friend.
English
Melville
From the English surname meaning 'bad settlement'.
English
Melvina
Gentle woman
English
Melvine
Combination of Mel and vine, meaning 'friend of the vineyard'.
English
Melvinia
Gentle noblewoman
Latin
Melvirne
Melvirne is a modern invented name with no established meaning.
English
Melvynia
Derived from Melvin, meaning 'chief' or 'council protector'.
English
Melvyniah
A feminine form of Melvin, meaning 'council protector' or 'smooth brow'.
English
Melvynya
A feminine form of Melvin, meaning 'council protector' or 'smooth brow'.
English
Melyno
Derived from Welsh 'melyn' meaning 'yellow' or 'fair'.
Welsh
Melynos
Derived from Lithuanian 'melynas' meaning 'blue'.
Lithuanian
Melysande
Strong in work, derived from Germanic elements 'amal' (work) and 'swind' (str...
French
Melyta
Derived from Lithuanian 'melyta' meaning 'blueberry'.
Lithuanian
Melzar
Circumcision of the Lord or deliverance.
Hebrew
Memar
Memar means 'architect' or 'builder' in Persian.
Persian
Memo
Diminutive of Guillermo, meaning 'resolute protector'.
Spanish
Memphis
Enduring and beautiful.
Egyptian
Mendil
Handkerchief.
Turkish
Menefer
Enduring and beautiful, referring to the ancient city of Memphis.
Egyptian
Menelaus
Withstanding the people, from Greek 'menos' (strength) and 'laos' (people).
Greek
Menes
The name of the first pharaoh of unified Egypt, meaning 'he who endures'.
Egyptian
Meng
Meng means 'dream' or 'fierce' in Chinese.
Chinese
Menna
Means 'mother' in ancient Egyptian.
Egyptian
Menoeceus
Meaning 'strength of the house' or 'might of the household'.
Greek
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