Names That Mean Or

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

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Granger
Farm bailiff or farm worker.
English
Grangere
Farm bailiff or farm worker.
French
Granville
From the English surname meaning 'large town' or 'green town'.
English
Granwen
Granwen means 'white brow' or 'blessed brow' in Welsh.
Welsh
Grata
Means 'grace' or 'thankful' in Latin.
Latin
Gratia
Grace, favor, or thanks.
Latin
Gratian
Belonging to the Gens Gratia; means 'grace' or 'favor'.
Latin
Gratiana
Grace, favor, derived from Latin 'gratia'.
Latin
Gratiane
Graceful or beloved, derived from the Latin 'gratia' meaning grace.
French
Gratianna
Grace or favor, derived from Latin 'gratia'.
Latin
Gratianne
Graceful or beloved, derived from the Latin name Gratianus.
French
Gratiano
Italian form of the Latin name Gratianus, meaning 'grace' or 'favor'.
Italian
Gratyana
Graceful or charming, derived from the Greek word 'charis' meaning grace.
Greek
Graves
Occupational surname for a grave digger or someone who lived near a grave.
English
Gray
Gray hair or gray-haired.
English
Grayhym
A modern invented name combining 'gray' and 'hymn', suggesting a solemn or po...
English
Grayling
The name Grayling is derived from the English word for a type of fish.
English
Green
The color green.
English
Greene
The color green.
English
Greenerwood
A surname or place name referring to a green forest or wooded area.
English
Greenewood
Green wood or forest.
English
Greenley
From the green meadow or clearing.
English
Greenwood
Denoting a person associated with green woods or forests..
English
Greeshmi
Representing someone resembling the nature or characteristics of summer..
Sanskrit
Greeshmita
Referring to a person who possesses the qualities or features of summer..
Sanskrit
Greet
A Dutch name meaning 'peace' or 'grace'.
Dutch
Greg
Short form of Gregory, meaning 'watchful, vigilant'.
English
Gregson
Son of Gregory.
English
Greip
Old Norse name for one of the giants in Norse mythology.
Norse
Gremio
Derived from the Latin 'gremium' meaning 'lap' or 'bosom', often used as a gi...
Italian
Grendel
Possibly means 'grinder' or 'one who grinds', associated with the monster in ...
English
Grenier
Occupational name for a granary keeper or someone who lived near a granary.
French
Grenville
From the green field or settlement.
English
Gresham
From the grassy homestead or grazing enclosure.
English
Greta
A short form of Margareta, meaning 'pearl'.
German
Grete
A short form of Margarete, meaning 'pearl'.
German
Grey
Color name, referring to the color gray.
English
Greyhame
A surname meaning 'gray home' or 'gray dwelling'.
English
Greyhem
From the gray homestead or dwelling.
English
Gricie
Resolute protector.
Scottish
Griffen
Lord, prince.
Welsh
Griffeth
Lordly.
Welsh
Griffin
Strong lord.
Welsh
Griffith
Strong lord or chief, from the Welsh name Gruffudd.
Welsh
Griffyth
Strong lord or prince, from the Welsh name Gruffudd.
Welsh
Grifone
Derived from the Italian word for griffin, a mythical creature.
Italian
Grigor
Watchful, vigilant; derived from Greek Gregorios.
Armenian
Grigoris
Watchful, vigilant; derived from the Greek name Gregorios.
Greek
Grigoriy
Watchful, vigilant; derived from Greek Gregorios.
Russian
Grihita
One who is accepted or taken in.
Sanskrit
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