#500USA
A variant of the name Roxane, meaning 'bright' or 'dawn'.
#513American
Variant of Dawn
#586American
Variant of Dawn, referring to the first light of day.
#588Greece
Violet, a flower; also can refer to dawn or daybreak.
#591American
Variation of 'Dawn', symbolizing the beginning of a new day.
#601American
A phonetic spelling of Dawn, meaning 'the first appearance of light'.
#611Slavic
little dawn or little flower
#629American
a form of the name 'Kiah', which means 'the beginning' or 'new dawn'
#650American
The light of dawn
#650Spain
a combination of 'Nora' and 'Alba', meaning 'honor' and 'dawn' respectively
#657Germanic
Beautiful dawn
#658American
one who is born in the morning, dawn
#756American
A modern invented name, possibly a combination of 'Dawn' and 'Lyn'.
#762American
A combination of the name Dawn and the suffix -neisha, implying 'born at dawn'
#762Middle East
Dawn or break of day
#780English
Dawn, daybreak
#806American
a variant of Laquita, possibly derived from 'Lark' or 'the light of dawn'
#823Somalia
Means 'morning' or 'dawn'
#841USA
A diminutive form of Dawn, meaning 'the first appearance of light in the morning'.
#847American
The morning star or dawn.
#876American
rising like the dawn
#909American
The dawn, daybreak.
#914Chinese
Little dawn or sunrise (小曦)
#988American
A new beginning; dawn.
#1062American
a modern creation, possibly derived from 'Dawn' or 'Davina', implying connection to daybreak or divine.
#1087American
the one born at dawn
#1102American
A blend of Aurora and Lee, translating to 'dawn' and 'meadow'
#1179English
dawn, bright morning
#1183American
a blend of mist and dawn, representing a gentle beginning or soft light
#1247Iran
dawn, early morning light
#1264China
beautiful dawn / lovely twilight
#1281American
dawn or bright
#1297American
composed of 'Dawn' meaning 'the first appearance of light' and 'Marie', meaning 'sea of bitterness'
#1309Spain
Belonging to the dawn
#1334New Zealand
a name associated with the rising sun or dawn
#1347American
Rarely used as a name, possibly derived from 'Dawn' signifying beginnings.
#1352American
the first light of day; dawn
#1415American
a combination of Dawn and Anna, suggesting new beginnings
#1453English
like the dawn
#1547Sanskrit
Meaning 'morning' or 'dawn'.
#1550American
from the dawn; new beginning
#1560American
Of the dawn, daybreak
#1567Slavic countries
Dawn; morning
#1595American
A modern spelling of 'Shadon', related to dawn, symbolizing new beginnings.
#1615Mexico
Dawn or sunrise
#1647India
the first light of day or dawn
#1725American
flower of the dawn
#1735Greece
Diminutive of the name Aurora, meaning 'dawn'
#1746American
A variation of Dawn, meaning 'the first appearance of light' or 'daybreak'.
#1758American
A variation of the name Dawn, meaning 'the first light of day'.
#1775Slavic countries
morning star, dawn
#1785Ethiopia
Morning, dawn
#1788American
variant of Dawn, relating to the sunrise or daybreak
#1802American
Combination of 'Dawn' and 'Juana'.
#1825Persian
Dawn; radiant
#1857India
A new beginning or new dawn
#1872Latin
Dawn, new beginning
#1886India
Goddess of dawn
#1895Albania
Daughter of the dawn; goddess of love.
#1905American
Derived from dawn, meaning 'the first light of day' or 'daybreak'
#1928American
A variation of the name Dawn, which refers to the light of the morning.
#1929American
Derived from the name Dawn, meaning 'daybreak'.
#1929American
the dawn, the first appearance of light
#1943American
A modern name that reflects the idea of 'morning light' or 'dawn'.
#1950Armenia
Means 'morning star' or 'dawn'.
#1966Slavic countries
Dawn, sunrise.
#3221India
First rays of the sun; dawn.
#3325Slavic
Dawn or daybreak
#3431India
dawn, reddish glow
#3831Russia↑ Rising
dawn, princess, light
#5736Cuba↑ Rising
Derived from the indigenous term meaning 'little dawn'.
#6009American
Day's eye; a flower that blooms at dawn.
#6390India
the one who brings light or dawn
#7368Arab countries↑ Rising
Dawn or daybreak.
#8603Arabic↑ Rising
Morning light or dawn
#9482American↑ Rising
Diminutive of Roxanne, meaning 'dawn' or 'bright'.
#9593American
Dawn or new beginning
—American↑ Rising
Light or Dawn
—Ukrainian↑ Rising
golden dawn
—Indian↑ Rising
daybreak, dawn
—American↑ Rising
Modern variation; could be interpreted as a mix or derivative of names like 'Dawn' or 'Savannah'.
—Hebrew↑ Rising
Rising, dawn
—American↑ Rising
derived from the word 'zorya', meaning dawn or dawn goddess
—Norway
Dawn or Day's Eyes
—American↑ Rising
can mean 'the beginning' or 'the dawn'.