发现美丽的非洲裔美国人名字

“Settlement with a leek garden” (English origin)

“Wise, intelligent” (Arabic origin)

“Gray-haired” (English origin)

“Priest’s town” (English origin)

Meaning and origin unknown.

“Honor and respect” (Yoruba origin)

Blend of “Sha” and “Quan”

English origin, meaning “rejoice”

No meaning available

No meaning available

“Green or freshwater” (Scottish origin)

Arabic origin, meaning “owner of dates”

Rich and powerful (English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Place name, becoming popular in African American communities

Form of Reuben: Behold, a son (Hebrew; Old Testament—eldest son of Jacob and Leah).

“The inspirer” (African origin)

Meaning and origin unknown.

Place name—Island of the West Indies archipelago, located off the coast of Florida (Spanish).

“Battle” (modern American origin)

Jasper stone (Old French).

Firm, constant one; steadfast (Latin).

Son of Lans (Dutch); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Created name from African-American culture.

Blend of “Rod” and “-ion” suffix

No meaning available

Form of Augustine: Exalted one, imperial, revered (Latin).

“The Lord is my God” (Hebrew origin)

Unique African American name

Unique blend of “Fa” and “Zon”

Spanish form of Melchior: King city; king of light (Judeo-Christian legend).

No meaning available

“Gushing waters” (Latin origin)

Blend of “Ry” and “-lon”

Form of Halsall: Nook of land (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Famous friend (Old English).

No meaning available

A stylized form of “Trevon”

No meaning available

Form of Siegmund: Glorious protector (Old German).

No meaning available

Dweller on the bank of a river (French); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Dweller near the bright, white sea (Welsh).

Unique blend of “Ni” and “Von”

French form of Edward: Prosperous guardian (English).

Created name from African-American culture.

Form of John: God is gracious (Hebrew; New Testament).

Resolute protector (Old German).

English form of Jordan: Descender (Hebrew); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Father of the multitude (Hebrew; Old Testament—first of the patriarchs, father of the Hebrew nation, ancestor of the Hebrews and Arabs). Name found among enslaved men in the South during the mid-nineteenth century.

Unique name blending “De” with “various”

Unique African American name

Blend of two names such as Vaughn (small one—Old Welsh) and Pedro (Italian and Spanish form of Peter: Rock or stone—Latin, New Testament).

Blend of two names such as Kala (the black one—Sanskrit; the sun—Hawaiian) and Akamu, Hawaiian form of Adam (mortal, man of the red earth, first human created by God—Hebrew; Old Testament).

Blend of “Ja” and “Shaun”

Form of Jonathan: Jehovah’s gift (Hebrew; Old Testament).

Masculine form of Tifaine, the French form of Theophania: Manifestation of God (Greek).

“Army ruler” (German origin)

Generous (Swahili, East Africa).

“Olive tree” (English origin)

Exalted one, imperial, revered (Latin).

Form of John: God is gracious (Hebrew; New Testament).

Created name from African-American culture, a form of Donald: Mighty world ruler (Scottish Gaelic).

Created name from African-American culture.

Blend of two names such as Cain (smith, craftsman—Hebrew; Old Testament, first-born son of Adam and Eve) and Abel (breath—Hebrew; Old Testament, second-born son of Adam and Eve).

No meaning available

Form of James, the English form of Jacob from the Old Spanish Jayme: The supplanter or one who takes the place of—Hebrew; Old Testament.

Our God, our Lord (Yoruba, Nigeria).

Form of Francis: Free man, or Frenchman (Latin).

“Dark river” (Scottish origin)

Dweller at the willow ford. (Old English).

No meaning available

“Barn for cows” (English origin)

Son of Jack (a form of John—God is gracious—Hebrew; New Testament); English, Irish, or Scottish surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Free man (Old English).

Blend of two names such as Simeon or Simon (heard by God; hearing; one who hears—Hebrew; New Testament) and Samuel (his name is of God—Hebrew; Old Testament).

No meaning available

Slavic origin, meaning “spring”

Meaning and origin unknown.

“Peaceful ruler” (German origin)

“Mighty warrior” (African origin)

Surname or family name given for a first or middle name: Calf (Irish).

Form of Coolidge or Coleridge: Dweller from the ridge where charcoal was made (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Jared: Descendant; the inheritor (JARE-ed—Hebrew).

French origin, meaning “nobleman,” popular in African American culture

Form of Gomer: Complete; to end; vanishing (Hebrew).

Latin origin, meaning “fifth,” adapted in African American communities

Son of the ardent one (Old Welsh).

Created name from African-American culture.

No meaning available

Blend of two names such as Dennis, the English form of Denis, the French form of Dionysos (Greek mythological god of wine and revelry) and Renardo (mighty, brave—Old German).

Supreme deity in Roman mythology; fifth planet from the sun (Latin).

Form of Jeremiah: God will uplift (Hebrew; Old Testament).

Scribe; one who copies books (English).

Created name from African-American culture.

Famous ruler; rich in fame (Old German).

Black (ahs-WAHD—Arabic, North Africa).

Form of Chuslum: Bull (chuh-sluhm—Nez Percé, Native North American).

Form of Ezekiel: Strength of God; God will strengthen (Hebrew; Old Testament—prophet for whom a book in the Old Testament is named).

Brown-haired one (Irish); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.

Form of Corliss: Benevolent (English).