#195England↑ Rising
small bird
#572Hebrew
a bird or a light breeze
#583American↑ Rising
A combination of Wren, meaning 'small bird', and Lee, meaning 'meadow'.
#663France
Little blackbird
#673American
Sings like a bird
#677Italian
Derived from 'mille' meaning 'thousand' or 'milvus', the bird name meaning 'kite'
#689American
a blend of Ava and Monroe, suggesting life or bird combined with the mouth of a river
#736American
Derived from 'swallow', a type of bird.
#745Turkey
a small bird, particularly a sparrow
#832American
The name Burdie is often seen as a diminutive of the name 'Birdie', which itself can imply something that is lively and
#864Basque Country↑ Rising
a bird
#938American
a variant of Tori, meaning bird
#947India
beautiful bird, parrot
#948Native American
little bird
#1004American
A modern name combining 'Jay' and 'Leanna', meaning 'jaybird' and 'graced by God'.
#1053American
A modern variation of the name Ava, which means 'life' or 'bird'.
#1140Turkey
meaning 'a bird' or 'to gather'.
#1146Russia
mythical bird with a woman's head
#1164India
केमरीया, kemariya - 'little crow' or 'small bird'
#1174Nahuatl
from the quetzal bird
#1325American
singer, songbird
#1325Yiddish-speaking communities↑ Rising
Bird
#1366English
A place for birds
#1388American
A variant of 'Tori' meaning 'bird'.
#1435Japan
鳥 (tori) means bird and 香 (ka) means fragrance or scent.
#1469American
One who observes birds, a birdwatcher.
#1528English
A small songbird, specifically a type of finch
#1554American
A variation of 'Raven', associated with the black bird known for its intelligence and adaptability.
#1578India
a bird; a woman who brings good fortune
#1615English
Combination of Birdie and -ine suffix
#1648Israel
Derived from the Hebrew word for ’bird’, also associated with 'to add' or 'increase'.
#1700American
A modern invention possibly combining elements of 'Al' (from names like Albert or Alice) and 'bird', symbolizing freedom
#1740France
Derived from French origins, possibly meaning 'the merle', which refers to a type of blackbird.
#1771American
A modern elaboration of 'Avi', related to birds or flight.
#1802American
a variant of Raven, which refers to a dark bird known for intelligence
#1833American
Derived from the Old French word 'merle' meaning 'blackbird'
#1838Native American
a type of bird
#1848USA
A modern invented name possibly derived from 'Ava' meaning life or bird.
#1862Latin
Meaning 'bird'.
#1904China
燕欣, meaning 'swallow (the bird) joy'
#1975American
Mavelyn is an invented name, possibly a blend of 'Mavis' and 'Evelyn', meaning 'songbird' and 'desired' respectively.
#1991Latin
Little bird or young one
#2963Middle East↑ Rising
Little bird or butterfly
#3867American↑ Rising
A modern feminine variation of Jay, which represents a type of bird.
#4265Arabic
songbird or nightingale
#5021American↑ Rising
bird
#6147American↑ Rising
Derived from Wren, a small bird
#6650Israel↑ Rising
צִיפִּי - 'bird' or 'sparrow'
#7219American↑ Rising
Small bird
#7304USA↑ Rising
small bird
#8678American
A variant of the name Jay, which means 'jaybird'.
#8845India
the chirping of a bird, a sound of joy
#9048Hispanic countries↑ Rising
Aviary; Bird
#9457Yiddish-speaking communities↑ Rising
Little bird
—American↑ Rising
Raven, a bird known for its intelligence and adaptability.
—American↑ Rising
a combination of Wren (a small bird) and Lynn (lake or waterfall)
—Philippines
northeast wind, a bird
—American
a modern creation with no specific meaning but can be associated with 'Ave' meaning 'bird' or 'life'.
—American
The jaybird, or a combination of Jaden and Lena
—South Africa↑ Rising
Canary, a small yellow songbird.
—Hebrew↑ Rising
a bird of prey (such as an eagle)
—Italian↑ Rising
Beautiful bird
—Hindu culture
Meaning 'bird' or 'bird-like'.
—American
Derived from 'bird,' symbolizing freedom, life, and nature.
—English↑ Rising
Canary bird
—American↑ Rising
A modern blend of Wren, a small bird, and Lee, meaning 'meadow'.
—American
Derived from the Spanish word 'alondra', meaning 'lark' or 'morning songbird'.
—English
A modern name, potentially derived from 'Ava' or 'Avery', symbolizing life or the bird.
—English
A melodic sound; wings of a bird
—American
A modern variant of the name Ava, possibly combined with the suffix -onna, meaning 'life' or 'bird'.
—South Sudan↑ Rising
A bird
—American
Derived from the name 'ava', meaning 'life' or 'bird' in various contexts.
—American↑ Rising
Life; bird.
—American↑ Rising
A combination of Jay and Lee, typically meaning 'jaybird' or 'meadow'.
—American
a modern variant of Jay, which means blue jay bird
—American
Variant of 'lark', a type of bird symbolizing happiness and joy
—Wales
a form of 'Llinos', meaning 'the songbird' or 'linnet'
—American
modern variation of Mavis, meaning 'songbird' or 'thrush'
—Turkey↑ Rising
lark, a type of songbird