Phile To love.

Ancient female names meaning. Described as intelligent and beautiful Abigail was married to a man named Nabal who was ungrateful to King David. It means aggressive or warlike. She tried to diffuse tension between the two men and urged King David not to incite bloodshed reminding him that God will reward him by giving him a lasting kingdom.

Greek name derived from the word agauos meaning illustrious. Chione - Another river-inspired name this means mythical Nile daughter Khepri - This radiant name means morning sun Mesi - A statement about an element of nature necessary for life this name means water Panya - This adorable name means mouse. Arcadia was a region in Greece its name deriving from ἄρκτος arktos meaning bear.

Isis Ancient Egyptian origin meaning Goddess of Motherhood one of the nine Gods of Ennad a strong and formidable character. Her name means beloved in ancient Norse and is derived from fri meaning to love She is also known as Frige Friia Frija and Frea. This was the name of a 3rd-century saint and martyr.

76 rows It means bright pure. Kissa African origin meaning first born daughter or born after twins. Adored Rather quaint as a girls name.

In Greek and Roman mythology she was the eldest of the Pleiades the group of seven stars in the constellation Taurus who were the daughters of Atlas and Pleione. Platon Broad flat. Geiselhart German Silesian Rare Ancient Germanic Lombardic Rare Old High German Rare Possibly after the Geisel a river in Saxony-Anhalt which likely received its name from either the Lombardic patronym Giso meaning noble precious promise or from the Old High German gewi from the Gothic gavi or gaujis a which is a medieval term for a region within a country often a former.

Aeron is infrequently used as a female name. 103 rows The name means Clans of the Keltie. Full of grace Anna is the French derivative of Hannah a Biblical name meaning full of grace The name was popular during the Byzantine Empire and then again in Europe during the Middle Ages following the veneration of Saint Anna.