Baby Girl Names with Numerology Number 2 with Meanings - Page 155

One who works and lives at court

A dweller of court; a courtier; one who lives in court

A person who has dark hair, like the raven's

Triumph of the people; victory of people

A beautiful, unmarried young woman

Something that is small, tiny and little

Harmony and peace in the universe

Peace with life; Praise; Commend. It is the Romanian form of 'Cosmas'.

Jewel

Name of a lake

Helpful; Shield; Protective individual

Feminine equivalent of the word 'count'

One who maintains a top position

One who has a versatile nature

Literally means 'From the court'; When translated into French, it refers to 'Short nosed'; From Courtenay in Northern France.

Courtland; Also means 'From the court'

Well mannered; Polished; Courtly; Courteous

Well Behaved and mannered; Polished; Courtly; Courteous

Lives in the court; Courtdweller

Domain of the Curtius; It is an alternative version of 'Courtney'; Courteous

Domain of the Curtius; It is an alternative version of 'Courtney'; Courteous

Domain of the Curtius; Courteous; Courtdweller

Arabic word for a wild cow

Silent; Steady like forest

Woods; one who is of best quality

Golden bells

Rainbow

Little thing; Derived from the word 'cose' which means little,small

Absolute and pure Elegance; Decency

Diminutive of 'Caradoc' which means extremely adored,loved

Delightful; Exultation; Triumph; In Old german it means 'salesperson'

Graceful; Pleasant; Kind

Faithful; Trustworthy; Honourable

A woman of Faith; Feminine of 'Creed'

Habitant of the Native land Creole

One who loves solitude and is bold

Growing; Increasing; Developing; French form of 'Crescentia'.

'To grow' in French

A variant of Crescens, it is now considered a nature name referring to the phase of the moon; Derived from the Latin word 'Crescere'

To Sprout; Grow; Feminine form of 'Crescentius'

French form of 'Crescentia'; To Grow; Get bigger; Develop

Diminutive of 'Cressida'; Medieval form of 'Chryseis' meaning 'Golden'

One who is increasing and evergrowing

Shakespeare used this word from the Ancient Greek name 'Chryseis' meaning Golden

Derived from the Biblical name 'Christianity'; Follower of Christ

Christianity woman

Someone who is reputed and honourable

Variant transcription of the name 'Crecia' or the French form 'Creste' meaning peak of a hill and hence people who resided nearby were termed as Crete

Of the chariot; It is a variant of the name 'Carew'; It comes from when a family lives as dwellers at a cattlepen in the UK.