Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hoyte | Derived from a Germanic element meaning 'heart/mind/spirit' (related to Hugo/Hugh); in English contexts linked to the surname Hoyt. | Frisian | Boy | |
| Ieke | A diminutive form; if from Isaac: he will laugh; if linked to Jacob: supplanter | Dutch, Frisian | Unisex | |
| Imke | Diminutive of a Germanic name meaning 'whole, universal' or 'strong' (related names sometimes carry the sense 'battle'). | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Inken | Little Inga; associated with Ing (fertility/prosperity) | Frisian, German | Girl | |
| Itke | Diminutive of Ida/Ita - 'little Ida' (Ida often interpreted as 'industrious/prosperous') | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Jannic | Derived from Johannes/Jan - "God is gracious." | Dutch, Frisian, Germanic | Boy | |
| Jelle | Often interpreted as 'generous' or 'giver' (etymology debated) | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Jint | Varies by origin - linked to 'Jin', which can mean 'gold' (金), 'precious', or 'truth' in Chinese/Korean hanja; as a Frisian/Dutch form it may be a diminutive or local variant; exact meaning depends on chosen origin. | Chinese, Dutch, Frisian, Korean | Unisex | |
| Jorik | Farmer, earth-worker (derived from George) | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Jorit | related to Joris/George - 'farmer, earth-worker' (by derivation) | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Jurn | Farmer, earth-worker (derived from George) | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Kea | Hawaiian: "white" or "bright"; Frisian/Dutch: short form of Cornelia (no separate meaning); Cornish: name of Saint Kea (meaning/origin uncertain) | Cornish, Dutch, Frisian, Hawaiian | Unisex | |
| Marrit | pearl | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Maryt | Variant of Mary/Maria; ultimately from Hebrew Miriam - often rendered as "beloved" or interpreted as "bitter/sea of bitterness" | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Mas | Short form of Thomas, meaning 'twin'; in Javanese an honorific meaning 'older brother'. | Catalan, Dutch, Frisian, Javanese, Spanish | Boy | |
| Melle | Uncertain - commonly a diminutive/pet form. If from Amélie/Émilie/Amelia roots it relates to 'work' or 'industriousness'; as a Frisian/Dutch short form it may derive from Germanic elements meaning 'counsel' or 'rule'; can also be toponymic (from the town Melle). | Dutch, French, Frisian | Unisex | |
| Nees | Varies by root: 'pure' (from Agnes), 'devotee of Dionysus' (from Denise), 'manly' (from Andreas), 'horn' (from Cornelius) | Frisian | Unisex | |
| Nele | Diminutive of Cornelia - from Latin Cornelius, associated with 'horn'. | Dutch, Frisian, German | Girl | |
| Nien | In Frisian, a short/diminutive form related to Nienke/Nine (linked to forms of Catherine, often interpreted as 'pure'); as a transliteration (Nian/Niên) in Chinese/Vietnamese contexts it corresponds to words meaning 'to think of/remember' (念) or 'year/age' (niên). | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Noek | Diminutive of Noah - 'rest, comfort' (from Hebrew) | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Onne | Likely a Frisian/Dutch given name related to Onno; in Finnish contexts associated with Onni meaning 'luck, happiness'. | Dutch, Finnish, Frisian | Boy | |
| Reint | Brave/strong counsel | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Renke | Derived from the Germanic root for “counsel, advice,” with a diminutive sense - roughly “little counsel” or “wise counselor.” | Frisian | Boy | |
| Riemke | Diminutive of Riem - 'little Riem'. Riem may derive from a Germanic personal name or relate to Dutch 'riem' ('strap'); exact etymology uncertain. | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Rinke | Diminutive of Rink - from a Germanic root associated with 'counsel' or 'ruler/strength'. | Frisian | Boy | |
| Rintje | “little Rein” - diminutive of Rein, whose Germanic elements mean 'counsel/advice' and 'brave/strong' | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Saskia | Saxon; woman from Saxony | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Saskiah | Saxon woman | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Saskja | Saxon woman / from Saxony | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Sierd | From the Germanic element 'sigi' meaning 'victory' - often interpreted as 'victorious' or 'victory guardian'. | Frisian | Boy |
