Names That Mean At

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

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Schneider
Occupational name for a tailor.
German
Schole
Leisure or free time, often associated with scholarly pursuits.
Greek
Scholes
Dweller at the huts or sheds.
English
Scoop
Referring to scooping or gathering something.
English
Scout
Referring to a person who gathers information or explores.
English
Scoville
Referring to a unit of measurement for spicy heat.
English
Seafina
Derived from the Latin name Severina, meaning 'stern' or 'serious'.
English
Seafine
Combination of 'sea' and 'fine', meaning 'fine sea' or 'beautiful sea'.
English
Seafra
Means 'peace from God', derived from Irish 'síth' (peace) and 'fraoch' (wrath).
Irish
Seager
Occupational surname referring to a person who worked as a sower or a farmer.
English
Seaman
Occupation name, referring to someone who works at sea..
English
Seanel
Combination of the names Sean and Neil.
Irish
Seannon
Combination of the names Sean and Ronan.
Irish
Seanthan
Combination of the names Sean and Nathan.
Irish
Sebastao
Venerable, revered, from the Latin Sebastianus meaning 'from Sebaste'.
Portuguese
Sebastiaan
Venerable, revered, from the Latin name Sebastianus.
Dutch
Sebastiano
Venerable, revered, from the Latin Sebastianus meaning 'from Sebaste'.
Italian
Sebastianus
Venerable or revered, from the Latin 'Sebastianus' meaning 'from Sebaste'.
Latin
Sebastiao
Venerable, revered, from the Latin Sebastianus meaning 'from Sebaste'.
Portuguese
Sebastien
Venerable, revered, from the Latin Sebastianus meaning 'from Sebaste'.
French
Seelie
From Scottish folklore, a seelie is a fairy or supernatural being, often bene...
Scottish
Seemanta
Boundless or limitless, often associated with the infinite.
Sanskrit
Seethalakshmi
Combination of Sita and Lakshmi
Sanskrit
Seferina
Derived from the Latin name Severina, meaning 'stern' or 'serious'.
Spanish
Seferino
Derived from the Latin name Severinus, meaning 'stern' or 'serious'.
Spanish
Seffire
Variation of Sapphire, a gemstone.
English
Segin
Derived from the Egyptian god of the moon, associated with protection and hea...
Egyptian
Sehaj
Patience, tolerance, or endurance.
Punjabi
Sehuva
Supplication, prayer.
Hebrew
Seina
Meaning depends on kanji; common interpretations include 'honest' or 'clear'.
Japanese
Selestin
Heavenly or of the sky, derived from Latin 'caelestis'.
Latin
Selestina
Heavenly, derived from the Latin 'caelestis' meaning celestial.
Italian
Selestine
Heavenly, derived from Latin 'caelestis' meaning celestial.
French
Selestyna
Heavenly or celestial, derived from the Latin name Caelestina.
Polish
Selestynah
Heavenly or celestial, derived from the Latin name Caelestinus.
Polish
Seli
Derived from Albanian 'seli' meaning 'seat' or 'residence'.
Albanian
Selvamani
Wealth of the lord, a combination of Selva (wealth) and Mani (gem).
Tamil
Semora
Keeps watch, guards.
Hebrew
Senobie
Created name, no specific meaning.
French
Senona
Created name, no specific meaning.
Spanish
Senovia
Derived from the Latin name Senovius, meaning 'old' or 'aged'.
Spanish
Senzela
Content, satisfied.
Zulu
Sepharad
Sepharad is a biblical place name, often identified with Spain or a location ...
Hebrew
September
Derived from the Latin word 'septem' meaning seven, originally the seventh mo...
English
Sequester
To isolate or separate.
Latin
Sequin
A small, shiny disk used as a decorative element.
English
Sequora
Derived from Latin 'sequor' meaning 'to follow'.
Latin
Sequoya
The name Sequoya honors the Cherokee silversmith who created the Cherokee syl...
Cherokee
Serefina
Serene or calm, derived from Latin serenus.
Italian
Serenata
Serenata means 'serenade' in Italian, referring to a musical composition or e...
Italian
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