Christianity Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 206
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Christianity started as a development inside Judaism at a period when the Jews had long been ruled socially and politically by remote powers and had found in their religion (instead of in their legislative issues or social accomplishments) the linchpin of their community
Christianity baby names are inspired by the Bible, saints, angels, virtues, and Christian traditions. They carry spiritual, cultural, and historical significance, making them an ideal choice for parents who want their child’s name to reflect faith, values, and blessings. Choosing a Christianity baby name is a meaningful way to honor faith, family, and tradition. Whether you prefer a biblical, modern, unique, or religious name, the right name can inspire your child’s journey and carry blessings throughout life.
This collection has all Christianity Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Christianity baby names to help you make the right choice!
You can explore Christianity baby names: Alphabetically (A–Z) By gender (boy, girl, unisex) By starting or ending letters By meaning and origin Click on any baby name to view its meaning, background, pronunciation, and related names.
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Christianity Baby Names by Alphabet
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Christianity Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Girl | A locational surname for people living in Fleetwood, Lancashire | |
| Girl | Literally means 'a man from Flanders', a place in Belgium | |
| Girl | An ethnic name to refer to residers of Flanders in Belgium | |
 Boy | A man from the Flanders, a communuty settled in a part of Belgium | |
| Boy | A citizen; descendant from Flanders | |
| Girl | A cheerful and high-spirited woman | |
| Girl | A swift and nimble-footed person | |
| Girl | An arrow-smith by profession | |
| Girl | A maker (and seller) of arrows | |
| Boy | An old French word for 'flower' | |
| Girl | Lily flower | |
| Boy | A floret; a little flower; Comes from French fleur | |
| Girl | Flower | |
| Girl | Good fortune and Prosperity | |
| Girl | Flower | |
| Boy | 'Son of a Flann', male child of a red-haired man | |
| Girl | A hard stone which produces sparks on rubbing, to make fire; a stream | |
| Boy | A person who adores horses | |
| Boy | Derived from the Latin word Felicitas, it means happiness and prosperity | |
| Girl | Romanic word for a blooming flower | |
| Girl | A Dithematic name (linking two elements, mainly parent names) | |
| Boy | A combination of 'Flo' and 'Ella', it is a feminine word for flower | |
| Boy | As per Arthurian legend, steward to the King of Orkeney | |
| Girl | Guardian of the people. | |
| Boy | A heroic Viking. | |
| Boy | Soon to blossom; derived from Latin word florere | |
| Boy | Literally means a flower; Could be interpretted as a charming; blossoming person | |
| Boy | Derived from the Latin word Flo,it means a flower; Roman goddess of Spring | |
| Boy | Literally means flower of Mary, the mother of Jesus | |
| Girl | A flower; King Alain's daughter as per the legends | |
| Girl | A variation of the word 'florence' which means to flower | |
| Girl | One which means to blossom and bloom | |
| Girl | A modification of the word 'florence' meaning to undergo blooming | |
| Boy | A form of 'Florence' which means to prosper and blossom | |
| Girl | A variant form of 'florence' to signify blooming or blossoming | |
| Girl | It means 'to flower'; prosperous being | |
| Boy | It means to be 'in a flower form' | |
| Girl | A tailored form of 'Florence' which means 'to blossom' | |
| Boy | A Dutch form to represent 'flowering'; understanding | |
| Girl | A variant of 'Florentinus' which means 'to blossom' | |
| Girl | A version of Florentin; it means 'blossoming' or 'flourishing' | |
| Girl | It means 'to flower and bloom'; It refers to anything from the Italian city of Florence | |
| Boy | A form of 'Florentinus' which means 'to blossom or prosper' | |
| Boy | A variation used in context of a blooming flower; flourishing | |
 Unisex | The word is French for 'a flower or blossom' | |
| Girl | Florenz, it refers to 'a flower' | |
| Girl | Made of 'Flora'; it represents a flower | |
| Girl | It means 'to flower or to blossom' | |
| Girl | A variant of Latin 'Florence' which refers to 'flowering' | |
| Boy | A masculine modification of 'Florence' which represents the 'process of blooming' | |
At TheParentZ, we provide a comprehensive list of Christianity baby names with meanings for boys and girls, including traditional, modern, unique, and trendy options, so you can find a name that truly resonates.
What Are Christianity Baby Names?
Christianity baby names are names derived from:
- The Bible (Old and New Testament)
- Christian saints and figures
- Virtues and qualities valued in Christian life
- Angelic and spiritual concepts
These names often carry positive meanings, such as faith, courage, wisdom, grace, love, and devotion, giving your child a name that inspires confidence and reflects spiritual heritage.
Christianity Baby Names By Themes
- Biblical Names - Names directly from the Bible for boys and girls.
- Angel Names - Names inspired by angels or divine beings.
- Virtue Names - Names that represent Christian virtues, like Faith, Hope, and Charity.
- Modern Christian Names - Names that are trendy, simple, and meaningful.
- Unique Christian Names - Rare and beautiful options with spiritual significance.
Why Choose a Christianity Baby Name?
At TheParentZ, our curated list of Christianity baby names with meanings makes it easy for parents to explore, compare, and find the perfect name for their newborn boy or girl. Selecting a Christian baby name allows parents to:
- Honor Faith and Tradition: Names connect children to Christian heritage, biblical stories, and church history, creating a sense of belonging.
- Embed Meaningful Values: Many names symbolize virtues like courage, kindness, faith, and wisdom. For example: Abigail means "Father's joy." and Nathaniel means "Gift of God."
- Celebrate Spiritual Significance: Names inspired by saints, angels, or biblical characters offer blessings and protection.
- Blend Tradition with Modernity: Modern Christian names can be simple, stylish, and easy to pronounce, while still reflecting spiritual depth.
- Create a Strong Identity: A meaningful name shapes personality, confidence, and moral character throughout life.
Types of Christianity Baby Names
1. Traditional Names
Rooted in the Bible, church history, or Christian saints. These names often carry timeless significance.
Example Boys: Abraham, Caleb, David, Matthew
Example Girls: Mary, Hannah, Elizabeth, Sarah
2. Modern Names
Contemporary names that are stylish, easy to pronounce, and appealing today.
Example Boys: Aiden, Lucas, Ethan
Example Girls: Ella, Chloe, Grace
3. Religious Names
Names inspired by saints, angels, or Christian virtues.
Example Boys: Gabriel (angel), Michael (archangel), Josiah (healed by God)
Example Girls: Angelica, Seraphina, Faith
4. Unique & Trendy Names
Rare, meaningful names that stand out while remaining easy to spell and pronounce.
Example Boys: Eliel (God is my God), Zechariah (God remembers)
Example Girls: Aurelia (golden, divine light), Evangeline (bearer of good news)
FAQs
Q1: What are the most popular Christian baby names?
A: Popular Christian baby names include Abigail, Hannah, Elizabeth, Gabriel, Michael, Ethan, Caleb, and Joshua.
Q2: How do I choose a Christian baby name?
A: Consider the name’s meaning, origin, biblical or spiritual significance, and whether it resonates with your faith and family traditions.
Q3: Can Christian names be modern or unique?
A: Absolutely! Modern Christian names like Ethan, Lucas, Grace, Evangeline, or Aurelia combine style with spiritual significance.
Q4: Do Christian baby names have meanings?
A: Yes, almost every Christian name has a meaning, often rooted in biblical language (Hebrew, Greek, or Latin), virtues, or Christian history.
