Names Meaning Noble

Noble brightness or illustrious elf.

A diminutive form suggesting 'little Henry' or 'little home ruler'.

A nobleman ranking below an earl.

Noble wolf.

A ruler with glory, derived from Slavic elements meaning 'rule' and 'glory'.

Little estate ruler or small home leader.

Bold or daring ruler.

Staff of the Goths or royal staff.

Baal protects the king.

Elf warrior or noble warrior.

A spear wielder or one with a noble spear.

God protects the king, derived from Hebrew elements meaning God and king.

Home ruler or famous at home.

A Czech form of Frederick, meaning 'peaceful ruler' or 'ruler of peace'.

Famous ruler or renowned power.

Noble and exalted, derived from Germanic roots.

Possibly meaning 'father' or derived from Germanic roots meaning 'noble' or 'est...

Royal or kingly.

Noble wolf.

Famous ruler or renowned warrior.

A band or strap worn around the leg to hold up a stocking, derived from Old Fren...

High ford or noble crossing.

Peaceful ruler, combining elements meaning 'peace' and 'ruler' or 'power'.

Uncertain; possibly related to Germanic elements meaning 'horse' or 'noble.'

Noble or of noble birth.

Possibly meaning 'noble strength' with a French diminutive suffix.

Descendant of Dubhghall, where Dubhghall means dark stranger or dark-haired fore...

Glorious ruler or famous warrior.

Lord of the ocean or ocean ruler.

Wolf ruler or power of the wolf.

Brave ruler or one with powerful courage.

Free man or one of noble birth.

A name meaning 'of noble birth' or 'patrician,' derived from the Latin word for ...

Foreign or strange.

World ruler or great chief.

Princess, noblewoman

Ruler of the gods or powerful ruler.

Eternal ruler or ever powerful.

Estate ruler or one who rules the household.

Of noble birth.

Ruler of the army or one who commands warriors.

Of noble birth or noble natured.

Army ruler or one who commands the forces.

Bear or noble warrior.

Noble and bright or illustrious through nobility.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'spear ruler' or 'ruler with a spear.'

A free woman or woman of noble birth; a woman of strength.

Princess or noblewoman, derived from the Hebrew 'Sarah' meaning a woman of high ...

A ruler of an estate or home ruler.

King.

High, noble, or of high birth.

Well-born or of noble birth.

High guardian or noble watchman.

A peaceful ruler or one who has peaceful power.

Noble and exalted, derived from the Germanic name Adalheidis.

From Tracey, a place in Normandy; of noble descent.

A nobleman of high rank or a man of noble birth.

Noble or of noble birth.

Princess or ruler.

Peaceful ruler or one who rules with peace.

A man from the north, referring to the Norsemen or Vikings.

Ruler of the elves or elf ruler.

A free man or one of noble birth; a man of strength.

A feminine form meaning 'ruler with the spear' or 'spear ruler.'

A beam of light or a kingly person.

Named after the month of June, which derives from Juno, the Roman goddess of mar...

Princess, derived from the Hebrew name Sarah meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman'.

The king.

Industrious or hardworking.

A noble friend or elf friend.

A name meaning 'powerful ruler' or 'brave ruler,' derived from Germanic elements...

Free landowner or a man of free but not noble birth.

Well-born or noble, derived from the Greek word for birth or origin.

Noble and famous.

Ruler's advisor or one who counsels the king.

Noble or ornament.

A diminutive of Harriet, ultimately derived from the Germanic name Henry, meanin...

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

Estate ruler or home ruler.

Courteous or of noble birth.

A foreigner or stranger, originally referring to people from Wales or of Welsh d...

A peaceful ruler, derived from Germanic elements meaning peace and power.

Noble.

Noble and bright.

Ruler of the world or brown-haired.

Of noble birth or patrician.

Noble and bright, illustrious through nobility.

Estate ruler or home ruler.

King, derived directly from the Latin word for monarch or ruler.

Bear or noble warrior, possibly derived from the Celtic god of war.

Genuine and bold, or bold ruler.

Noble or illustrious, from the Irish 'Gráda' meaning grace or nobility.

A female ruler of an estate or a woman of the household.

Famous ruler or one with a ruddy complexion.

Noble or ornament.

A name meaning 'noble,' 'aristocratic' in Irish, or derived from Greek meaning '...

Noble and ready, or prepared for battle.

Little one or estate ruler, often used as a diminutive of names ending in '-ette...

Noble.

Noble and ready, or prepared for battle.

Staff of the Goths or royal staff.

A person of royal rank or authority; used as a given name derived from the Engli...

Ruler or counselor.

A free man or one of noble birth, derived from the Germanic root meaning 'man' o...

Noble and exalted, or a variant of Alice meaning 'of noble kind.'

A noble-natured woman of high birth; one who is noble and serene.

Bright and noble.

Well-born or of noble birth.

A diminutive form meaning 'powerful ruler' or 'strong ruler'.

A nobleman of rank, or one who rules a march (border region).

Derived from the English word 'royal', meaning 'of or relating to a king or mona...

A son of a king, or one of royal rank.

White or noble.

The name means 'noble wolf', combining elements for 'noble' and 'wolf'.

Noble woman or lady.

Elf warrior or noble warrior.

Home ruler or estate ruler.

Home ruler or estate ruler.

Noble wolf.

The daughter of a king, or a woman of royal rank.

Noble.

Noble and ready, or eager for battle.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'famous' and 'ruler,' or from a place nam...

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'peaceful ruler.'

Noble woman or female earl.

Noble or of noble birth.

Helper or noble one.

Royal or kingly.

Famous ruler or famous in battle.

A diminutive of Reginald, derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'ruler' and...

Lordly or noble, derived from the Greek word for lord.

A nobleman of rank, or a man of noble birth.

Eternal ruler or everlasting king.

Noble and ready, combining elements for 'noble' and 'prepared' or 'eager'.

Of high birth or rank; possessing noble qualities or character.

English diminutive of Patricia, derived from the Latin word for noble.

Hardworking and industrious.

A man of strength or a nobleman of rank.

Peaceful ruler or peaceful prince, derived from Germanic elements.

Famous ruler or great ruler.

A cheerful or lighthearted nobleman.

Estate ruler or lord of the household.

Famous ruler or renowned power.

Powerful ruler or one who rules with might.

Noble.

A diminutive form meaning 'ruler of the Britons' or 'foreigner'.

Well-born or noble, derived from Greek words meaning 'good' and 'birth'.

Estate ruler or home ruler.

Noble friend or of noble origin.

Staff of the Goths or royal staff.

Noble wolf.

Estate ruler or home ruler.

A name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Old English elements meaning '...

A queen or female ruler.

World ruler.

Well-born or of noble birth.

Ford of the king.

Ruler of the army, from Germanic elements meaning 'power' and 'army.'

Famous power or renowned ruler, a diminutive of Roderick.

Noble and bright.

A peaceful ruler, the feminine form of Frederick.

Ruler of the people or folk leader.

Noble, defender, or exalted one.

Exalted, ascended, or noble.

Home ruler or estate ruler.

Noble wolf.

Estate ruler or home leader.

Possibly meaning 'noble strength' or derived from Audrey.

A Hungarian name possibly meaning 'white' or derived from a Slavic root meaning ...

A surname derived from the medieval kingdom of Wallis or from the Welsh people.

Noble friend or exalted one.

A peaceful ruler, the Iberian form of Frederick.

Glorious ruler or famous ruler.

A peaceful ruler, a feminine form of Frederick.

From the royal valley or rye valley.

People's ruler or ruler of the tribe.

Of noble birth.

Kingdom, derived from the Latin word for realm or domain.

My king.

A title meaning 'prince,' 'noble,' or 'emir's son' in Persian.

A person of high rank or authority; a nobleman.

Peaceful ruler or one who brings peace through power.

Estate ruler or one who rules the home.

Wolf ruler or powerful as a wolf.

Ruler, king, or leader.

Estate ruler or home leader.

Noble and bright.

Renowned ruler or glorious power.

Eternal ruler or noble warrior.

Leader or ruler, derived from Welsh elements meaning 'lion-like' or 'resembling ...

Meaning varies by origin: from Irish meaning 'chief', from Hebrew meaning 'king'...

Ruler of the home or estate leader.

Elf strength or noble peace.

A peaceful ruler, a diminutive form of Friederike or similar Germanic names.

Wellborn or noble.

Red king.

A staff of the Goths or a noble staff, derived from Gothic and Germanic elements...

Commander of the sea or high-ranking naval officer.

Noble and brave, or entirely brave.

Famous power or renowned ruler.