Names that mean Gift

“They have praised and given thanks”

“The crown has given birth to increase”

“Valor has given birth to this child”

“A child welcomed through abundant mercy and blessing”

“A Somali female given name with no securely established literal etymology.”

“Arabic-derived — a precious gift to her family”

“Cushitic Somali: good fortune, blessing, and the hopeful destiny bestowed on a child”

“Grace and blessing”

“A blessing, expressing gratitude for the happiness and good fortune a child brings.”

“A blessing and gift from God”

“A treasured blessing received with gratitude”

“Good fortune; a joyful blessing for the family”

“A Catholic/Italian-derived male given name, from Italian bosco, “wood” or “forest”; commonly associated with Saint John Bosco.”

“One for whom thanks are given”

“A loving gift of charity and generous-heartedness”

“God gives; a child received as a joyful gift”

“A child seen as a meaningful sign or blessing”

“A well-known Akan family name used as a given name; the exact meaning is lineage-specific”

“Rain, bringing renewal and blessing”

“Given; bestowed”

“A Somali male name built on duco, “prayer” or “supplication,” and understood in connection with prayer and blessing.”

“A gift from God”

“Tree of paradise; a name suggesting beauty, blessing, and flourishing”

“A blessing that brings benefit and goodness”

“A child received as a gracious blessing”

“God has given me this gift”

“More gift(s), or an additional gift.”

“Grace; favor, especially divine favor or blessing.”

“A precious gift, offered with gratitude to God”

“Life, vitality, and the gift of living”

“Arabic-derived: a gift bestowed by God”

“Love is a precious blessing”

“Arabic-derived; inspiration and a gift of understanding”

“Arabic-derived: Isaac, a name connected with joy and a long-awaited blessing”

“A mother who is a delight and blessing”

“Hold fast to the ofo—the family’s symbol of authority, justice, and blessing”

“Friday, a day of communal prayer and blessing”

“New; fresh. It is Greek-derived rather than a Shona lexical name, but is used as a male given name in Zimbabwe.”

“A cherished blessing and reward”

“My cherished portion and blessing”

“Learn more; an English imperative-style given name widely used in Zimbabwe.”

“French feminine given name, usually connected with Lily/Lillian; conventionally interpreted as “lily.””

“A child born after twins, warmly welcomed as an unexpected blessing.”

“Rain; a hopeful blessing from the sky”

“A gift from God”

“A hopeful blessing that the family, love and prosperity will continue to grow.”

“A precious gift or special talent”

“A blessing and a source of good fortune”

“The good one or beautiful one—a tender compliment and blessing.”

“A cherished last-born child, seen as the final blessing in the family.”

“A traditional Baganda family name used as a girl’s given name, rich in ancestral identity.”

“God has given.”

“Arabic-derived — a gift, blessing, or graceful favor”

“A longstanding Wolof given name, warmly associated with an honored family elder”

“Be watchful or careful; a protective blessing”

“A blessing from God”

“Life—a treasured gift sustained by God”

“Mother of rain; a blessing of life-giving rain”

“The name traditionally given to one of a pair of twins”

“A sibling is a great blessing”

“Gift from God—a beloved child received with joy”

“Kola nut, a traditional symbol of welcome, blessing, and fellowship”

“God has given me someone to cherish”

“God has given victory”

“A warm name wishing a child to be helpful, valued, and a blessing to others.”

“Gratitude that brings richness and blessing to life”

“Holy and devoted; a child regarded as a blessing”

“Life, vitality, and the blessing of being alive”

“Provision, sustenance, or God-given livelihood.”

“Blessing”

“A happy and fortunate child, received as a gift.”

“An Irish form of Síle/Sheila, generally linked with Cecilia; its traditional etymology is commonly given as “blind.””

“God’s blessing; a blessing”

“We have been given her as a precious gift”

“A treasured gift and blessing”

“Our gift from God”

“Help us; a loving appeal for support and blessing”

“Tuesday, traditionally given in northern Nigerian naming practice”

“A gift from God.”

“Wealth or material blessing, expressing hopes that the child will prosper”

“A child seen as a personal blessing and gift of grace.”

“A Cushitic Somali name associated with prosperity, blessing, and flourishing”

“Arabic-derived; mother of goodness, a beautiful wish for a life that brings kindness and blessing”

“A wise child and a blessing of good judgment”

“Be happy; a blessing of happiness for the family”

“Rain-bringer; a welcome blessing after dry days”