Names That Mean Child

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

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Omoro
Beautiful child. (Benin)
African
Omosede
Child who matters more than a king. (Benin)
African
Omosupe
Most precious child. (Benin)
African
Omotunde
A child who comes again. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region.
African
Oribel
Beautiful golden child
Latin
Oribella
Beautiful golden child
Latin
Oribelle
Beautiful golden child
Latin
Otavia
Eighth-born child.
Italian
Otaviah
Eighth-born child.
Italian
Otavya
Eighth-born child.
Italian
Otavyah
Eighth-born child.
Italian
Ottavia
Eighth-born child.
Rumantsch
Ottavio
Eighth-born child.
Latin
Ottavius
Eighth-born child.
Latin
Ovaegir
Saga name (father of the Skraeling children)
Norse
Paeg
Attendant, Young child. The masculine form of Paige.
English
Paege
Attendant, Young child. The masculine form of Paige.
English
Paget
Attendant, Young child.
French
Palmozi
Child Language
Indian
Pascoal
From the Late Latin Paschalis of Easter, a derivative of Pascha Easter, which...
Portuguese
Payge
Attendant, Young child. The masculine form of Paige.
English
Payget
Attendant, Young child.
French
Peggy
Diminutive of Margaret: Child of light. Famous Bearer: Margaret Thatcher, for...
English
Peleh
A miracle child Pele
Hebrew
Pepa
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Spanish
Pepe
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Spanish
Pepey
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Hebrew
Pepi
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Hebrew
Pepie
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Hebrew
Pepito
God will increase. God has added a child.
Spanish
Peppe
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Italian
Peppi
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
German
Peppie
God will increase|God has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph.
Hebrew
Pili
Second-born child.
African
Pinal
God of child
Indian
Pompeo
The fifth-born child / the one in charge
Italian
Pompeya
Feminine form of Pompey; fifth-born child; woman from Pompeii
Latin
Ponce
Fith-born child.
Spanish
Pontius
The fifth-born child
Latin
Pontlus
The fifth-born child
Latin
Potiki
Youngest child.
Maori
Potina
Blesses the food of children
Latin
Prima
First-born child.
Latin
Primah
First-born child.
Latin
Primara
First-born child.
Latin
Primaria
First-born child.
Latin
Primariah
First-born child.
Latin
Primo
First-born child. The masculine form of Prima.
Italian
Primus
First-born child. The masculine form of Prima.
Italian
Pryma
First-born child.
Latin
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