jalopy's Personal Name List

Name M/F Remark
Abigail f
Adam m
Adelaide f
Albert m
Alexander m
Alma 1 f
Amelia f  variant of AMALIA, ultimately means "work" 
Ansehelm m
Ansel m
Anselm m
Anthony m
Archer m
Arden m & f
Arthur m
Asa m
Audrey f
Augusta f
Autumn f
Ava 1 f
Benjamin m
Bernard m
Bertram m
Bruce m  Scottish, from surname, from town of Brix, Robert the Bruce 
Camilla f
Casey m & f
Cass f & m
Cedar f & m
Charles m
Chloe f
Clark m
Claudette f
Claudia f
Cora f
Corinna f
Cornelius m
Corwin m
Dahlia f
Davey m
David m  Hebrew, meaning "beloved" or "uncle" 
Dolores f
Douglas m
Dove f
Eden f & m
Edgar m
Edmund m
Elijah m
Elise f
Elizabeth f
Elliot m & f
Emerson m & f
Emilia f
Enid f
Estel f
Estelle f
Esther f
Ethan m
Falk m
Finn 1 m
Fletcher m
Flynn m
Ford m
Forrest m
Greta f
Harlow f & m
Heath m
Helena f  Latinized form of Greek HELEN ("torch" or "corposant") 
Henry m
Hilla f
Holden m
Ingrid f
Ione f
Iris f
Isaac m  Hebrew, meaning "he will laugh, he will rejoice" / “to laugh” 
Isabel f
James m
Jane f  Med Eng frm of Jehanne, an Old Frnch fem frm of Iohannes (JOHN). popular 17th century 
Jeremiah m
Joel m
Joseph m
Josette f
Josie f
June f
Katherine f
Kestrel f
Lake m & f
Lamar m
Lark f
Leah f
Leander m
Leta f
Levi m
Lewis m
Lillian f
Lionel m
Lisette f
Louis m
Lucia f
Lucille f
Lydia f
Lyra f
Margaret f
Maris 2 f
Marta f
Martin m
May f  the month, or variant of Maia, a GRK mountain Godess, also a Roman goddess of Spring 
Michael m
Morgan 1 m & f
Nathaniel m
Nona 1 f
Nora 1 f
Odessa f
Oscar m
Owen 1 m
Paul m
Philip m
Rachel f  Hebrew "ewe" 
Rain 1 f & m
Raven f & m
Raymond m
Rebekah f
Reese m & f
Robert m
Robin m & f
Roderick m
Ronan m
Rory m & f
Rosalind f  derived from the Germanic elements hros "horse" and linde "soft, tender" 
Rose f
Roslyn f
Ruth 1 f  derived from the Hebrew word (re'ut) meaning "friend" 
Ruthie f
Samuel m
Sarah f
Saul m
Sebastian m
Sequoia f & m
Sibyl f
Sophia f
Sparrow m & f
Tallulah f
Tempest f
Theodora f
Theodore m
Thomas m
Vale f
Vaughn m
Warren m
Wayne m  Frm occupational surname meaning "wagon maker", derived from Old Eng. Use of it as a given name can be partly attributed to the popularity of the actor John Wayne 
Willa f
William m
Winona f
Wyatt m
Wyn m