


  Origin: Indonesian, Georgian, Finnish ეკა (Georgian) Meaning: an Indonesian unisex name meaning “one, first” derived from Sanskrit eka (एक). It’s also a Georgian feminine name, a short form of Ekaterine, the Georgian form of Katherine which has several possible meanings: “pure, chaste” from the Greek katharos; or it could come from hekateros, “each of…






Origin: Cornish Meaning: from a Cornish word meaning first


Origin: Japanese (七 帆 ) Meaning: seven sail from nana七 (seven) and ho 帆 (sail) though there are probably different meanings depending on the different kanji. This was the only definitive meaning I could find online




Origin: Irish, Latin, Old Norse, Scottish Meaning: possibly from Irish uan meaning “lamb”; in Latin it means “one”; or it comes from an Old Norse verb meaning “to enjoy” Variants: Oona, Oonagh




Origin: Greek, English Meaning: it comes from the first letter of the Greek alphabet. In the English-speaking world, it’s used to describe something as being the first of the beginning of something, or a dominant person, a leader

Cato, Kato

Origin: Ancient Roman, Dutch, Hungarian, Japanese, African, Eastern African (Luganda), Ganda Meaning: wise; “pure, chaste” or “each of the two; singly”; “torture” or “my consecration of your name”; “add/increase” + “wisteria”; “second of twins” In Latin, Cato means wise and is the name of several Roman figures. It’s also the short of feminine names Catharina…


Origin: English Meaning: a playing card, as well as a slang word for two


Origin: Ancient Roman Meaning: hour, time Variants: Horatius, Horace, Orazio (Italian), Horacio (Spanish), Horatia (feminine)


Origin: Roman Meaning: nine As well as being one of the names of the 3 Fates in Roman mythology, it also comes from the praenomen Nonus, which means ninth. Variants: Nonna


Origin: Japanese Meaning: hundred nights


Origin: Welsh Meaning: Seven Variants: Saith Gender: Male Pronounced “Sayth”, this was a difficult name to find any information on. According to the few sites I could find, it’s a Welsh name meaning 7. Either way, Seith is a pretty uncommon name. I’m not sure where I came upon it but I used it for…