In Bible, names play a variety of roles. Sometime these names relate to the nominee's role in a biblical narrative, for example Nabal, a foolish man whose name means "fool". Human hopes, divine revelations and prophecies are also represented by the names used in the Bible. Most of the Biblical baby names are anglicized from their Hebrew and Latin roots as the texts were translated. Biblical baby names given in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible are both classic and unusual and almost all names carry a history. Some Biblical names meanings are quite noble such as "great warrior" or lovely such as "full of grace", while others are a bit less so such as "palm tree". Some of the reasons for the parents to choose Biblical names for their babies are that they are based on familiarity, religious background, and family history.
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From the Hebrew Elisheva, meaning “pledged to God,” this royal and biblical name remains a timeless favorite with endless nickname options.
With Aramaic roots meaning “twin,” Thomas is a Biblical mainstay that's never strayed far from the top.
Known for its biblical association as the name of one of Jesus's first apostles. It's a patron saint's name for Scotland, Russia, and Greece, and has been popular among various cultures.
This Hebrew name meaning "grace" links to Saint Anne and bridges cultures worldwide, from biblical roots to Disney’s Frozen.
Derived from Hebrew, it means “gift of God” and has remained a strong, steady choice for decades.
Aaron, a timeless name with debated origins, has been consistently popular for its gentle sound and strong associations, like Aaron Burr, Aaron Paul and as the name of Moses's brother, the first High Priest of the Israelites.
Hebrew for “given,” this Old Testament name has a lasting presence across generations.
A Hebrew name meaning “son of the red earth,” Adam is both mankind’s origin and a perennial favorite.
A dignified biblical name meaning “gift of God.”
Meaning “the Lord is my salvation,” this enduring Hebrew name peaked in the '80s and still holds strong.
Of Greek origin meaning “to heal,” Jason is known both for ancient myth and its '70s naming boom.
This Hebrew classic means “supplanter” and was the most popular boy name in the U.S. for over a decade.
A timeless Hebrew name meaning “beloved,” tied to the biblical king.
Meaning "to tie or bind" in Hebrew, Rebecca is a timeless name that has maintained use over the years because of its biblical significance as well as a well-known literary character.
A Hebrew name that means "compassionate friend," Ruth is a quietly classic name associated with the Bible as well as loyalty and grit.
This Hebrew name meaning “Jehovah is his God” has Biblical roots and gained modern traction through arts and entertainment.
Bold, Messenger, Whole Hearted, Faith
Sea of Sorrow, Scraped, Prophetess, Drop
Yahweh has Given, Gift of Jehovah
Defence, The Roman God of War, Mars, Of the Sea
Jacob's Wife, Delicate, Weary One, Weary,Tired
Ruddy Red-Haired, King, The Redheaded, A Roman Cognomen
Vanishing, Fragility, Vapour, Healthy
My Father Rejoices, The Intelligent
This name has roots in Aramaic and Latin, meaning “of the forest” or “prayed for,” and appears in both myth and scripture.
The Crop Grower, Oldest Child of Adam and Eve, Beautiful, Warrior's Son
God will Uplift, Yahwe Uplifts, Lord Exalts
Horned, Strong Willed, Wise, Like a Horn
Roe, Grace, Roe-buck, Beauty
Woman from Judea, Jewish, Admired, Praised
To Speak Kind Words, Bee, Hebrew
Rooted in Hebrew, it means “peace” and is tied to biblical wisdom.
Father of a Multitude, Faultless
Radiance, Moon, Pure, Bright and Shining
Eithne, Joy, Rejuvenation, Pleasure, Bliss
The Lord Supports, Jehovah has Healed
Living, To Live, Life, Good News
Title, Honored, New Testament Character, Giant
Wanderer, Motion, Comfort, Peaceful
White, Pure, Clarity, Sincere, Title for queen mother in African kingdom
Decoration, Valley, Judgement, Avenged or Judged and Vindicated
Decoration, Protector, Form of Hebrew Dinah, Judgement
Exalted Father, Need, Lift Up, Uplift
Hill, Farmer's Son, Furrow
From Tamar, Palm Tree, Wide River
River, Strong, Stone, The Rock
Sturdy, Fruitful, Form of Drew
This powerful Hebrew name means “sun” and recalls the biblical figure known for extraordinary strength.
Jehovah is God, Abbreviation of Elisabeth
The Word Adin Which is of the Meaning Slender Delicate, Ornamented, Decorated, Gentle
Delicate, Meadow Pasture, Tired, Leah
A peaceful Hebrew name, Shiloh features in the Bible and found modern fame through celebrity use.
From the Hebrew meaning “appointed,” this soft biblical classic has remained timelessly steady.
Beautiful, Lovely, Kindness
It was originally the eighth son of Jacob, forming one of Israel's Twelve Tribes. Gaining popularity for both boys and girls, it's known for its biblical significance and its use by celebrities.
Niyr, Father of Light, Ab
Capricorn, Mountain Goat, Lord God
Seen By Yahweh, Seen By Yahweh Bitterness of Yahweh
Queen of Sheba, Promise, Morning
Pure, Clean, Bright, Wish
Home, Heads, Chief, Hot or Heat
The Word Hold Which is of the Meaning Fair Lovely Graceful, Loyalty, Wiesel, Madam
Born of God, Herd, Carried, Or Carrying, And Porters
It will Enlarge, God Would Multiply, Yahweh Will Add, Jehova Increases
Brilliant, Reine, Shining One, Pure
Quickness, Quick, Swift, Strong
The Lord has Remembered, Yahweh Remembers
Hebrew in origin, Kain means “acquire” or “spear,” with strong biblical roots.
The Afflicted, Of Which Arouses His Enmity, Persecuted Hated, He that Weeps or Cries
Hunter, One who Reaps, The Hunteress, Reaper
Lightning, Thunder, In Vain, Lightening
Praised He who is Praised, Praised
Heaven, Homeland, Parched Place, Sign
Tender, Hanan, Mercy, Loving
Ascent, The Lord will Help, Defender of Mankind, Height
River, Rock, The Stone, Strong
Son of My Old Age Favorite
Dedicated to Mars (The Roman God of War)
Who is Like God?, Who is Like God
Son of Comfort, Speak Prophetically
To Stay With, Exaltation, Zabal
Destruction, Doom, Angel, Ruin
The Element Gaudere Which Means to Rejoice
Having Good Character, God is My Light
Yahweh is Just, Justice Before God, My Ornament
Borne in Pain, Sorrow, God will Increase Your Boundary
Cassia, Zimtblute, Cinnamon, A Plant Name
God Dionysus Sanctified, Dedicated to Dionysos
God the Father is Peace, God the Father of Peace
Silver Silver-Haired, Forest Woman, White, Man of the Woods
He Enlightens He Shines, He Enlightens
Cliff, Rock, Ewe of West Africa, Saviour
Whole Hearted, Faith, Messenger, Devotion
Heaven, The Enduring, Durable, Strong