Names Meaning Love

Beloved or friendly, derived from Greek elements meaning 'to love' and 'friend'.

Lover of peace or one who loves the world, composed of Slavic elements meaning '...

Beloved or cherished.

A female parent or term of endearment.

Diminutive form suggesting a small or dear version of a name.

Uncertain; possibly related to 'love' or a Slavic root.

Beloved or one who is dearly loved.

Worthy of love or deserving to be loved.

Beloved.

Of the sea or beloved.

Of the sea or beloved, derived from the Latin 'mare' (sea) or the Hebrew 'Miriam...

The flower rose, symbolizing love and beauty.

Lover of horses.

Lover of horses.

A diminutive of Maria or Mariam, meaning 'beloved' or 'of the sea' through its c...

Divine spear or lover of deer.

Spear of strength or beloved strength.

Lovable or capable of being loved.

The myrtle plant, a symbol of love and fertility.

Of the sea or beloved.

Beloved.

Lovable or capable of being loved.

Beloved or the white one.

The son of David; one who is beloved.

Lover of horses.

Beautiful, fair, or Ing's beloved.

Gracious or dear.

A doll or a beloved child.

A name meaning 'lover of' or 'friend,' derived from the Greek element 'philo.'

Of the sea, or a beloved one; a diminutive form of Mary.

A small bird or a term of endearment, also used in golf to denote a score one un...

Esteemed or beloved, derived from the Old French word meaning 'to esteem.'

Of the sea, or a beloved one; a form of Mary.

Lover of horses or friend of horses.

Beloved (diminutive of David).

Friend or beloved.

Tulip, or a term of endearment meaning 'darling' or 'beloved'.

Lover of horses.

Of the sea or beloved.

Son of Philip, derived from the Greek name meaning 'lover of horses'.

A diminutive form suggesting a small or beloved person.

Little Mary or beloved.

Lover of horses, derived from Greek elements meaning 'to love' and 'horse'.

An infant or young child, used as a term of endearment.

Beloved or worthy of love, derived from the Greek word 'erastos' meaning 'belove...

Lady, mistress, or a term of respect and endearment.

Beloved of God, from the German elements 'Gott' (God) and 'lieb' (beloved).

Beloved or dear one.

A man who loves mankind or a lover of men.

Beloved or well-loved.

Daffodil or narcissus flower, symbolizing self-love.

A term of endearment, possibly derived from 'toot' or baby talk.

A small doll or a term of endearment.