Vintage Names

Classic names from past eras making a comeback. Timeless baby names with old-world charm and elegance.

Showing 1,873–1,920 of 11,200 names

Treasurer, bringer of treasure

Persian, via Latin and Greek

treasurer, bringer of treasure

hollow, empty, or vain

hollow, empty

hollow, empty

empty, hollow

Portuguese, from Latin

empty, hollow

Dweller of a castle, governor of a castle

Latin, Scandinavian

stone, pure

chaste, pure

Pure

Old French, Latin

pure

chain, fetter

settlement of Cate

Greek, via Latin and French

pure

pure

English diminutive of Katherine

pure

pure

wise, shrewd, or a surname derived from the Roman cognomen Cato

pure

wise, clever

little cat

Old French, Latin

horseman, knight, gentleman

from the settlement of Cavendish

place of the cakes/boxes

Spanish, Italian (from Latin)

from Gaeta

rejoice

from Cyprus

blind

Italian diminutive of Francesco

Frenchman, free

blind

blind

blind

blind

1907.Cécile-Marie

Latin and Hebrew

blind; bitter, beloved, or rebellion

blind

blind (in a spiritual sense, emphasizing inner wisdom)

blind

blind

blind

Latin, via Old French and Danish

blind

blind

blind

blind

blind

Latin, through Spanish

blind

blind

blind

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