2011 Baby Names Almanac - Emily Larson [119]
Yakiv (Ukranian) Form of Jacob, meaning “he who supplants”
Yakive, Yakeev, Yakeeve, Yackiv, Yackeev, Yakieve, Yakiev, Yakeive
Yakout (Arabian) As precious as a ruby
Yale (Welsh) From the fertile upland
Yayle, Yayl, Yail, Yaile
Yanai (Aramaic) God will answer
Yanae, Yana, Yani
Yankel (Hebrew) Form of Jacob, meaning “he who supplants”
Yankell, Yanckel, Yanckell, Yankle, Yanckle
Yaotl (Aztec) A great warrior
Yaotyl, Yaotle, Yaotel, Yaotyle
Yaphet (Hebrew) A handsome man
Yaphett, Yapheth, Yaphethe
Yaqub (Arabic) Form of Jacob, meaning “he who supplants”
Ya’qub, Yaqob, Yaqoub
Yardley (English) From the fenced-in meadow
Yardly, Yardleigh, Yardli, Yardlie, Yardlee, Yardlea, Yarley, Yarly
Yaromir (Russian) Form of Jaromir, meaning “from the famous spring”
Yaromire, Yaromeer, Yaromeere, Yaromyr, Yaromyre
Yas (Native American) Child of the snow
Yasahiro (Japanese) One who is peaceful and calm
Yasin (Arabic) A wealthy man
Yasine, Yaseen, Yaseene, Yasyn, Yasyne, Yasien, Yasiene, Yasein
Yasir (Arabic) One who is well-off financially
Yassir, Yasser, Yaseer, Yasr, Yasyr, Yassyr, Yasar, Yassar
Yegor (Russian) Form of George, meaning “one who works the earth; a farmer”
Yegore, Yegorr, Yegeor, Yeorges, Yeorge, Yeorgis
Yehonadov (Hebrew) A gift from God
Yehonadav, Yehonedov, Yehonedav, Yehoash, Yehoashe, Yeeshai, Yeeshae, Yishai
Yenge (African) A hardworking man
Yengi, Yengie, Yengy, Yengey, Yengee
Yeoman (English) A manservant
Youman, Yoman
Yestin (Welsh) One who is just and fair
Yestine, Yestyn, Yestyne
Yigil (Hebrew) He shall be redeemed
Yigile, Yigyl, Yigyle, Yigol, Yigole, Yigit, Yigat
Yishachar (Hebrew) He will be rewarded
Yishacharr, Yishachare, Yissachar, Yissachare, Yisachar, Yisachare
Yiska (Native American) The night has gone
Yngve (Scandinavian) Refers to the god Ing
Yo (Cambodian) One who is honest
Yoav (Hebrew) Form of Joab, meaning “the Lord is my father”
Yoave, Yoavo, Yoavio
Yochanan (Hebrew) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”
Yochan, Yohannan, Yohanan, Yochannan
Yohan (German) Form of John, meaning “God is gracious”
Yohanan, Yohann, Yohannes, Yohon, Yohonn, Yohonan
Yonatan (Hebrew) Form of Jonathan, meaning “a gift of God”
Yonaton, Yohnatan, Yohnaton, Yonathan, Yonathon, Yoni, Yonie, Yony
Yong (Korean) One who is courageous
York (English) From the yew settlement
Yorck, Yorc, Yorke
Yosyp (Ukranian) Form of Joseph, meaning “God will add”
Yosip, Yosype, Yosipe
Yovanny (English) Form of Giovanni, meaning “God is gracious”
Yovanni, Yovannie, Yovannee, Yovany, Yovani, Yovanie, Yovanee
Yukon (English) From the settlement of gold
Youkon, Yucon, Youcon, Yuckon, Youckon
Yuliy (Russian) Form of Julius, meaning “one who is youthful”
Yuli, Yulie, Yulee, Yuleigh, Yuly, Yuley, Yulika, Yulian
Yuudai (Japanese) A great hero
Yudai, Yuudae, Yudae, Yuuday, Yuday
Yves (French) A young archer
Yve, Yvo, Yvon, Yvan, Yvet, Yvete
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Zabian (Arabic) One who worships celestial bodies
Zabion, Zabien, Zaabian
Zabulon (Hebrew) One who is exalted
Zabulun, Zabulen
Zacchaeus (Hebrew) Form of Zachariah, meaning “The Lord remembers”
Zachaeus, Zachaios, Zaccheus, Zackaeus, Zacheus, Zackaios, Zaccheo
Zachariah (Hebrew) The Lord remembers
Zacaria, Zacarias, Zaccaria, Zaccariah, Zachaios, Zacharia, Zacharias, Zacherish
*TZachary (Hebrew) Form of Zachariah, meaning “The Lord remembers”
Zaccary, Zaccery, Zach, Zacharie, Zachery, Zack, Zackarey, Zackary, Thackary, Xakery
Zaci (African) In mythology, the god of fatherhood
Zaden (Dutch) A sower of seeds
Zadin, Zadan, Zadon, Zadun, Zede, Zeden, Zedan
Zadok (Hebrew) One who is righteous; just
Zadoc, Zaydok, Zadock, Zaydock, Zaydoc, Zaidok, Zaidock, Zaidoc
Zador (Hungarian) An ill-tempered man
Zador, Zadoro, Zadorio
Zafar (Arabic) The conquerer; a victorious man
Zafarr, Zaffar, Zhafar, Zhaffar, Zafer, Zaffer
Zahid (Arabic) A pious man
Zahide, Zahyd, Zahyde, Zaheed, Zaheede, Zaheide, Zahiede, Zaheid
Zahir (Arabic) A radiant and flourishing man
Zahire, Zahireh, Zahyr, Zahyre, Zaheer, Zaheere, Zaheir,