873+ Names That Mean God

Elzie was given to 16 baby girls in the US last year, almost certainly as a spelling variation of the increasingly popular sweet nickname Elsie, a diminutive of Elizabeth.

Old German variant of Elizabeth, newly appealing today.

The Icelandic form of Elizabeth, borne by Icelandic author, journalist and politician Elísabet Jökulsdóttir.

A rare member of the popular -iel group of Biblical names, with a powerful sound and meaning.

Bözsi is a derivative of Erzsébet, the Hungarian variation of Elizabeth.

Slovak cognate of Mattea.

Many African names can be used for both sexes, as is the case with Chibuike. There are no stats on usage in Nigeria, Chibuike's country of origin, but in the US it is used more often for boys.

Typical of formula that takes a traditional name syllable and adds -isha ending.

Classic nickname for Emmanuel, but best left off the birth certificate.

This intriguing Z name belongs to an angel in medieval Jewish mysticism.

Old German variant of Elizabeth, newly appealing today.

The favored form of Betty in several European countries.

Form of Azaziah used in the Greek Bible.

A popular Urdu name, borne by prominent British politician Sajid Javid.

Feminine form of Theophilus

Everything sounds better with an Italian accent. Elisabetta is the more common Italian form.