Gods / Divine Names

Discover over 161 divine and godly names for your baby, drawing inspiration from ancient myths and spiritual traditions. Find the perfect name that imbues your child with a sense of sacredness and strength from our extensive list.

Showing 289–336 of 500 names

Scandinavian, Low German

follower of Christ

Sanskrit, Indian

commander of the celestial armies, son of Shiva

the sun, sun god

sun

Finnish diminutive of Christina

follower of Christ

Scandinavian, from Latin

Christian woman, follower of Christ

Dutch, a compound of Klaas and Jan

victory of the people; God is gracious

glory of God

English, Scandinavian

follower of Christ

Greek, via Latin and Germanic

bearer of Christ

Bearer of Christ

sacrifice, offering (often religious)

Blessed, fortunate, sacred, holy

auspicious moon, sacred moon

Blessed, auspicious, holy

blessed, fortunate, auspicious

Possibly 'church' or 'lord'

of God, belonging to God

American, diminutive of Elizabeth

consecrated to God

American, diminutive of Elizabeth

consecrated to God

English, Irish, Hebrew

light, noble, or oath of God

Latin and Hebrew

Lion and God is gracious

American, diminutive of Elizabeth

consecrated to God

Greek, Portuguese

the Lord is my God

Estonian, from Hebrew (via Greek and Latin)

God is my oath, consecrated to God

Finnish diminutive of Elisabeth

pledged to God

little Lieke (meaning 'people' or 'form')

Danish diminutive of Elisabeth

pledged to God

Hebrew (via Greek and Latin)

my God is my oath

Danish, Norwegian, German, French

pledged to God, my God is an oath

God is my oath

Hebrew (variant of Elisabeth)

My God is my oath

American (diminutive of Melissa, Elizabeth, or Alissa)

pledged to God; honeybee; noble; God is my oath

Latin and Hebrew

Combination of Laura (laurel) and Ann (grace)

My God is abundance; consecrated to God

blessed, fortunate, happy

American (variant of Michelle)

who is like God?

Who is like God?

Who is like God?

Latvian (from Latin)

warlike, dedicated to Mars

329.María de la O

Mary of the O, referring to the Expectation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

330.María de Lourdes

Hebrew (for María), Basque/Gascon (for Lourdes)

Mary of Lourdes, referring to the Virgin Mary's apparition in Lourdes, France

French, a combination of Marie and Anne

bitter, beloved, grace, favor

332.Marie-Denise

French (combination of Hebrew and Greek)

bitter, beloved, and follower of Dionysus

333.Marie-Jeanne-Gabrielle

Hebrew, Germanic

bitter, gracious, God is my strength

334.Marie-José

French (combination of Hebrew and Latin)

bitter, beloved, and God will add

335.Marie-Joseph

Hebrew, Egyptian, Latin

Bitter, beloved, and God will add

336.Marie-Théodore

French, combining Marie and Théodore

gift of God

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