120 Biblical Baby Names and their Meanings

1. Adam and Eve; of course the two would be the first on the list considering they were the first in the world. Adam is the Hebrew word for "man" and Eve translates to "to breathe" or "to live".
2. Jabal; Arabic name that means mountain.
3. Zillah; Hebrew word that means "shade"
4. Seth; Hebrew name that means placed or appointed.
5. Isaiah; God is salvation
6. Joel; Yahweh is God
7. Ezra; "help" in Hebrew

21. Myra; I flow, pour out, weep

22. Felix; happy, prosperous

23. Abi; my father, my father is Jehovah

24. Abiah; the Lord is my father

25. Abidan; father of judgement

26. Abigail; the father's joy

27. Abishua; father of salvation

28. Abishai; the present of my father

29. Achaia; grief, trouble

30. Adaiah; witness of the Lord

31. Ahiah; brother of the Lord

32. Ahira; brother of the shepherd

33. Amasai; strong

34. Ariel; lion of God

35. Delaiah; the poor of the Lord

36. Dinah; judgement, one who judges

37. Diana; luminous, perfect

38. Laish; a lion

39. Lasea; wise, thick

40. Leah; weary, tired

41. Lebanon; white, incense

42. Levi; to join, adhere

43. Leshem; a precious stone

44. Lucas; luminous, white

45. Libya; the heart of the sea

46. Lysta; that which dissolves or disperses

47. Lydia; a standing pool

48. Lycaonia; she-wolf

49. Gaddi; my troop

50. Gaius; an earthly man

51. Galatia; white, the color of milk

52. Gedaliah; God is my greatness

53. Gehazi; valley of sight

54. Giah; to guide, draw out, a groan, sigh, produce

55. Gideon; he that bruises or breaks, a destroyer

56. Giloh; he that rejoices, he that overturns

57. Ginath; protection

58. Golan; passage, revolution

The great thing about choosing a biblical name for your child is that they'll be original, uncommon and fresh forever. Or, at least well into the foreseeable future. Not only are the majority of these name unique, but they're incredibly rich and interwoven with history. These names carry a lot of weight with them.

If foreign is what you're looking for in a name these names will do you justice. Most, if not all, of the names of this list hail from Hebrew, Arabic and Greek cultures and languages. This is an excellent way to pay homage to a birth country, family ethnicity, or simply appreciation for diversity.

61. Hachaliah; who waits for the Lord

62. Hachmoni; a wise man

63. Hadassah; joy, a myrtle

64. Hali; a beginning, a precious stone

65. Hamonah; his multitude, his uproar

66. Hanani; my grace, my mercy

67. Hananiah; grace, mercy, gift of the Lord

68. Hannah; gracious, merciful, she that gives

69. Hazaiah; seeing the Lord

70. Hazael; that sees God

71. Hiddai; a praise, a cry

72. Hilkiah; God is my portion

73. Hosea; safety

74. Tabitha; gazelle

75. Tekoa; a trumpet, that is confirmed

76. Tobiah; the Lord is good

77. Tyrus; strength, rock

78. Naarah; young person

79. Nahaliel; valley of God, inheritance

80. Nahallal; praised, bright

81. Naomi; beautiful, sweet, agreeable, pleasant

82. Nathanael; the gift of God

83. Neriah; light, lamp of the Lord

84. Nethaniah; the gift of the Lord

85. Noah; rest, consolation

86. Jaala; a little doe or goat, ascending

87. Jada; knowing, wise

88. Jairus; he will lighten or diffuse light

89. Jahdai; guide or he directs

90. Jael; agile, a goat

91. Jasher; righteous, upright

92. Jasiel; the strength of God, whom God made

93. Jemima; as handsome as the day

94. Jerah; the moon, smelling sweet

95. Jericho; his moon; his month; smelling sweet

96. Jesse; gift, one who is

97. Vaniah; weapons of the Lord, nourishment

98. Zabbai; pure, wandering, flowering