Classic Names

Explore our curated list of over 180 timeless baby names, perfect for parents seeking enduring and traditional choices for their little ones. Find beautiful, classic names with rich histories to honor your child's heritage.

Showing 241–288 of 1,684 names

from Sebaste, venerable

Irish, Scottish, Norman French

from the town of Boyle

God's gift

divine, goddess-like

Spanish, from Germanic

shining, gleaming, or splendid

Irish (via American English)

exalted one, powerful

Exalted one, high goddess

Irish, French (diminutive of Bridget)

exalted one, strong

Swedish diminutive of Birgitta

exalted one, high, or strong

from the brook or stream

English, from Old German

bright, famous

fortified town or settlement

Portuguese, from Latin

from Gaeta

Spanish, from Latin and Greek

most beautiful, most handsome

255.Camille Alphonse

French (Camille), Germanic/Visigothic (Alphonse)

young ceremonial attendant (Camille); noble and ready (Alphonse)

attendant at a religious service, noble birth

English, likely from an ancient African title

possibly 'queen mother' or 'sparkling, glowing'

English, French

chapel, or from the chapel

Dutch, Germanic

free man

Swedish diminutive of Katherine

pure

Swedish, German, Old Norse

free man, ruler of the people

262.Carl-Herman

free man, army man

263.Carl-Ludwig

free man, famous warrior

264.Carla-Maria

Germanic and Hebrew

Free woman; bitter/rebellious

English, diminutive of Carla

free woman

English, Scottish

from Carlisle, the walled city

free woman

English, from Celtic

from the fortified city of Luguvalium

269.Carlos Eduardo

Spanish, Portuguese

free man, wealthy guardian

Italian diminutive of Carla, from Germanic Karl

free woman

English (combination of Carol and Ann)

free woman; grace, favor

Germanic (Carol) and Hebrew (Anne)

free woman; grace

American, a compound of Carol and Ann

joyful song; free woman

free woman

Dutch diminutive of Carolina

free woman

Latin, Germanic

man, free man

English, diminutive of Carol

free man

Germanic, through Latin and French

free woman

Germanic, through Latin and French

free woman

Germanic (for Carrie), Hebrew (for Ann)

Free woman; grace, favor

281.Carrie Anne

English (combination of Carrie and Anne)

free woman; grace, favor

brave in battle, or from the Irish name Cearbhall

Germanic, Latin, English

free man (from Charles), beloved (from Cara), or to carry

English (combination of Caroline and Ann)

free man (from Caroline) and grace/favor (from Ann)

Low German diminutive of Christian

Christian, follower of Christ

from the castle; from the river

English (variant of Carol/Charles)

free man (often used as a feminine variant of Carol or Charles)

proclaimer of peace, destroyer of peace

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