Whether you’re looking for a name for a new member of your family or for yourself – search our list below for the perfect name.
Many popular names that were once considered more masculine or feminine are now being used for all genders. Below you’ll be able to search alphabetically and choose to filter your search to see names most commonly associated with “females" or with “males,” or chose "gender neutral” to view all options.
The Reform Movement is proud to affirm all genders, and affirm that we acknowledge that more than two genders exist, including non-binary and gender-expansive individuals.
“A good name is better than great riches…” - Proverbs 22:1
Meaning: Wisdom
Second son of the Patriarch Jacob and the Matriarch Rachel; youngest son of Jacob. Meaning: Son of My Right hand
Boaz married Ruth and is one of the ancestors of King David. Meaning: Strength, In Him is Strength
Meaning: Blessing
One of the Twelve Spies to enter the land of Israel. He was one of only two to report favorable, for which God rewarded him with long life. Meaning: Faithful
Meaning: Celebrate
One of King David's wives. Meaning: Celebrate, Festive
Meaning: Life
Hannah was childless and went to the Tabernacle to pray for a child. The son she conceived afterwards was the prophet Samuel. Meaning: Gracious, Compassionate
Chanina has recently become a popular girl's name, but it is also a boy's name with a long and interesting history, from ancient Hebrew through medieval Yiddish to modern languages today. It has the same meaning as the name Hannah, and is also spelled Hanina, Haninach and Haninah. In ancient times, the original name was Chanania or Hananiah. Meaning: Gracious, God is gracious
The name given to the first woman in the biblical account of Creation. Popular nicknames: Chavi, Havi. Meaning: Life
Meaning: Beloved