Names That Mean Th

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

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Anjuman
Gathering or assembly
Persian
Ankur
Sprout or new growth
Sanskrit
Annalise
Graced with God's bounty.
German
Annan
From the Gaelic name Ánann, meaning 'very small' or 'little one'.
Scottish
Annar
Derived from Old Norse 'annarr', meaning 'other' or 'second'.
Norse
Annastasia
Resurrection, derived from the Greek word 'anastasis'.
Greek
Annastassia
Resurrection; derived from the Greek word 'anastasis' meaning resurrection.
Greek
Anne
Grace; derived from the Hebrew name Hannah.
French
Annemone
Derived from Greek anemos meaning 'wind', referring to the anemone flower.
Greek
Annjelica
Angelic, from the angel.
Spanish
Anno
Derived from the Germanic element 'arn', meaning 'eagle'.
German
Annon
Means 'very great' or 'praiseworthy' in Gaelic.
Gaelic
Annraoi
Derived from the Old Irish name 'Anradhán', meaning 'little king' or 'noble'.
Gaelic
Annunciata
Annunciata means 'announced' or 'proclaimed', referring to the Annunciation.
Italian
Annuziata
Annunziata means 'announced' or 'heralded', referring to the Annunciation.
Italian
Annwfn
Meaning 'otherworld' or 'underworld' in Welsh mythology.
Welsh
Annwn
Annwn is the Otherworld in Welsh mythology, a realm of the dead and supernatu...
Welsh
Annya
Grace or favor, derived from the Hebrew name Hannah.
Russian
Anokie
Works with hands.
Cherokee
Anooja
The golden one.
Sanskrit
Anooshay
Eternal or immortal, often associated with everlasting love.
Persian
Anoral
Light or fire; derived from the Hebrew word for light.
Hebrew
Anorya
Unique or incomparable, often associated with grace and beauty.
Persian
Anosh
Immortal or eternal, derived from Persian anosh meaning 'without death'.
Persian
Another
Means 'other' or 'second', derived from the Old English word 'ōther'.
English
Anouche
Sweet or graceful, derived from the Armenian word for sweetness.
Armenian
Anoud
The name Anoud means 'gentle breeze' or 'soft wind' in Arabic.
Arabic
Anouk
Grace; derived from the Hebrew name Hannah.
Dutch
Anpu
God of mummification, embalming, and the afterlife.
Egyptian
Anqa
Phoenix, mythical bird of Arabian folklore.
Arabic
Anrid
Eagle of the home.
Scandinavian
Ansa
Goddess of protection, goddess of the dawn.
Tamil
Ansar
Helper or supporter, often used in Islamic context to refer to the early foll...
Arabic
Ansari
Helper, supporter; related to the Ansar
Arabic
Anscom
From the valley of the gods.
English
Anscomb
Lives by the valley of the gods.
English
Anslea
From the meadow of the aspen trees.
English
Ansleah
From the meadow of the aspen trees.
English
Ansleigh
From the meadow of the aspen trees.
English
Ansley
Hermitage field; from the Old English personal name Ansetl or the place name ...
English
Anso
Derived from the Germanic element 'ans', meaning 'god'.
Germanic
Ansonia
Derived from the English surname Anson, meaning 'son of Anne'.
English
Ansruta
One who is always truthful and honest.
Sanskrit
Anstey
From the Old English meaning 'hermitage' or 'solitary place'.
English
Anstice
Derived from the Greek name Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection'.
English
Ansu
Means 'seventh born child' in the Akan language.
Akan
Ansumala
One who is beautiful like the sun.
Sanskrit
Ansumati
One who has a beautiful face or is endowed with a lovely countenance.
Sanskrit
Ansuya
Without envy.
Tamil
Antaeus
Against the gods.
Greek
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