Wisenheimer's Personal Name List

Author List (Female)
14Author List (Male)
33Main
42P. A. List (Female)
55P. A. List (Male)
99Whatever List
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Name M/F Remark
Viorica f  Derived from Romanian viorea meaning "bluebell" 
Verity f  Means "verity, truth" in English. 
Tiamat f  Means "sea" in Akkadian 
Tansy f  From the name of the flower 
Sorrel f  From the name of the sour tasting plant, which may ultimately derive from Germanic sur "sour" 
Sloan f  Derived from an Irish surname which meant "raid" 
Seraphina f  Feminine form of the Late Latin name Seraphinus, derived from the biblical word seraphim which was Hebrew in origin and meant "fiery ones". 
Scholastica f  From a Late Latin name which was derived from scholasticus meaning "rhetorician, orator" 
Sarah f  Means "lady" or "princess" in Hebrew 
Nyx f  Means "night" in Greek 
Nerys f  Perhaps an elaboration of Welsh ner "lord", with the intended meaning of "lady". 
Morana f  Means "death" in Slavic. 
Millicent f  From the Germanic name Amalasuintha, composed of the elements amal "work, labour" and swinþ "strength" 
Mia f  Diminutive of Maria and Mary. The meaning is not known, but there are several theories including "sea of bitterness", "rebelliousness", and "wished for child". Could have meant "love" 
Meital f  Means "dew drop" in Hebrew 
Marisol f  May be representative of a Spanish phrase meaning "sea and sun" 
Mara 1 f  Means "bitter" in Hebrew 
Mailys f  From the name of a town in southern France, possibly derived from Occitan mair "mother" and French lys "lily". 
Maeve f  Anglicized form of the Gaelic name Medb meaning "intoxicating". 
Maela f  Breton form of Mael, which is derived from a Celtic word meaning "chief" or "prince". 
Lyric f  Means simply "lyric, songlike" from the English word 
Lilith f  Derived from Akkadian lilitu meaning "of the night" 
Leda f  Possibly means "woman" from Greek 
Lavinia f  Of unknown meaning 
Lalia f  Short form of Eulalia which is from a Greek name meaning "to talk well" 
Idony f  Medieval English vernacular form of Idonea which means "to love again" in Old Norse 
Halcyon f  From the name of a genus of kingfisher birds 
Gry f  Means "dawn" in Norwegian 
Garnet 1 f  Means "dark red" in Middle English 
Felicity f  From the English word felicity meaning "happiness", which ultimately derives from Latin felicitas "good luck" 
Estelle f  Means "star" in French 
Emery m & f  Norman form of Emmerich meaning "power" 
Delilah f  Means "delicate, weak, languishing" in Hebrew. 
Cordula f  Late Latin name meaning "heart" 
Cordelia f  Of unknown meaning 
Coralie f  Derived from Greek Koralia meaning "coral" 
Clytemnestra f  Means "famous, noble" and "courter, wooer" in Greek 
Cleo f  Short form of Cleopatra meaning "glory of the father" in Greek 
Chantal f  Means "stony" in French 
Cerise f  Means "cherry" in French 
Cecilia f  Means "blind" in latin 
Carys f  Derived from Welsh caru meaning "love" 
Calypso f  Means "she that conceals" in Greek 
Bryony f  Means "to swell" in Greek 
Avra f  Possibly a feminine form of Abraham meaning "father of many" 
Ava 3 f  Means "desired" in Ancient German 
Artemis f  Of unknown meaning 
Arlette f  French form of Herleva, which means "honorable or noble army" in German 
Ariel m & f  Means "lion of God" in Hebrew 
Amity f  Means "friendship" in English (rare) 
Amethyst f  From the name of the precious stone, which is Greek in origin and means "not drunk" 
Aldona f  Of unknown meaning 
Adela f  Means "noble" in many languages. 
Adah f  Means "adornment" in Hebrew 
Acacia f  Means "thorn, point" in Greek