Names Meaning Light

Noble brightness or illustrious elf.

The meaning depends on the kanji used, but commonly combines 'hiro' (寛, genero...

Bright land.

Hamlet, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'home' and 'bright'.

Bright fame, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'bright' and 'fame.'

A name of uncertain etymology, possibly combining characters for 'bright' or 'au...

Bright fame, derived from the Germanic elements for 'bright' and 'fame.'

A person with white or very light-colored hair or complexion.

Light, radiance, or splendor.

Bright fame or one whose fame shines brightly.

Bright or shining light.

A name meaning 'from the bright clearing' or 'dweller in the shire meadow.'

Noble and bright or illustrious through nobility.

Bright light or shining light.

Bright fame or bright promise.

From Lucania, a region in southern Italy, or 'light-giving.'

From Clare or one from the bright place.

The hazel tree or the color hazel (a light brown).

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

Bright or shining light.

A name meaning 'great circle' or 'sea-born,' derived from Welsh elements referri...

Bright light or shining one.

Light-giving or of the light.

Light-giving or illuminating.

Bright warrior or one whose fame shines in battle.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

A beam of light or a kingly person.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'bright' or 'famous,' literally 'bright m...

Bright light or shining light.

Bright fame, the feminine form of Robert.

Bright or shining light.

Bright pledge or one whose promise shines brightly.

Bright fame.

Shining light or bright one, derived from the Greek word for sun.

My God is Yahweh or bright shining one.

A fair or handsome person; one who is bright or noble.

Bright fame or renowned.

Noble and bright.

From the English county of Kent, or meaning 'bright' or 'white'.

Noble and bright, illustrious through nobility.

Bright heart or bright mind.

Light-giving or luminous, derived from the Latin word for light.

Bright sea, from Irish elements meaning 'bright' and 'sea.'

Prayer or light, depending on the linguistic origin.

Bright or shining, derived from the Greek word for radiant or luminous.

Resolute and bright, or one who possesses a brilliant will.

One who abstains or refrains, often interpreted as 'the shining one' or 'the lum...

Bright, shining light.

Of or relating to light; bright or shining.

Bright or illustrious.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

Bright and noble.

Bright, shining, or torch-like.

A bright pledge or famous hostage, combining elements meaning 'bright' and 'pled...

Spanish word meaning 'light,' derived from the Latin lux.

Bright, shining, or a diminutive of Eleanor.

Bright light or shining torch.

Bright light or shining light, derived from the Greek 'helios' meaning sun.

Dawn or star.

Bright light or shining torch, derived from elements meaning 'other' and 'light'...

Of or pertaining to Lucius; light-bringing.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

Of or relating to light; bright or shining.

Light-giving or born at dawn.

Of or relating to light; bright or shining.

My father is a light or father of light.

Bright raven.

Bright light or shining torch.

Bright and illustrious.

Derived from a place name meaning 'fortified town' or 'bright.'

Fair-haired or pale, possibly derived from Irish or Hebrew origins meaning light...

Bright light or shining torch.

A cheerful or lighthearted nobleman.

Fair-haired or pale, derived from Irish or Hebrew roots meaning light or brightn...

Bright, clear, or famous.

A bright or clear forest.

Bright fame or one whose fame shines brilliantly.

Son of Gibb, where Gibb is a diminutive of Gilbert meaning 'bright pledge'.

White or bright, derived from the Latin word for whiteness.

Bright raven.

High bright or illustrious and bright.

Bright land or famous land.

Light, splendor, or radiance in Arabic; uncle in Italian.

Bright fame or renowned, derived from the Germanic elements 'hrod' (fame) and 'b...

Very bright or very famous, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'much' and 'b...

Noble and bright.

Bright light or shining light, derived from the Greek 'helios' meaning sun.

Beautiful or radiant.

Bright army or illustrious warrior.

A name meaning 'from Saint-Clair' or 'from the holy light,' derived from a Frenc...

Bright light or shining torch, derived from elements meaning 'other' and 'light'...

Moon or moonlight.

Feminine form of Lucien, derived from the Latin name Lucianus, meaning 'of or pe...

Bright or radiant.

Possibly meaning 'light' or derived from 'Sherah'; may also be a variant of Shir...

A bright or shining sword, derived from elements meaning 'sword' and 'bright'.

Bright or shining.

Sunlight or fair light.

A variant or diminutive possibly related to names meaning 'light' or 'small'.

White or bright, referring to the Alpheus River in ancient Greece.

A variant or diminutive form possibly related to names meaning 'joy' or 'light'.

Bright shining one or sun ray.

Bright fame, derived from the Germanic name Robert.

Pleasure or delight.

Bright fame.

Bright giant or famous warrior.

Shining, luminous, or intelligent.

Noble and bright.

Bright light or shining one, derived from Greek 'helios' (sun) or Welsh traditio...

A variant possibly meaning 'light' or 'torch'.

Possibly related to 'noble' or 'bright,' though the etymology is uncertain.

Noble and bright; of noble brightness.

Noble and bright.

Light or bright.

Son of Gibb, where Gibb is a diminutive of Gilbert meaning 'bright pledge'.

Bright-haired or fair-haired; derived from Old English elements.

Bright or shining.

Bright raven, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'raven' and 'bright'.

Descendant of Ceallach, meaning bright-headed or warrior.

Light-giving or from the light.

Bright or good, depending on the Chinese characters used to write the name.

Shining brightly or radiant, derived from the Latin word for brightness.

A sudden burst of light or a nickname referring to quickness or brightness.

A name meaning bright raven or illustrious warrior.

A Japanese masculine name typically composed of kanji characters, often relating...

A diminutive form related to lily or light, possibly meaning 'little lily.'