The first name Babylon is of Biblical origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Biblical: Confusion, Mixture

Biblical: Confusion, Mixture

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Aden  (Hebrew)
Variant of Adin: Attractive; Handsome; Pleasure Given. Adin Was a Biblical Exile Who Returned to Israel from Babylon

Adin  (Hebrew)
Attractive; Handsome; Pleasure Given. Adin Was a Biblical Exile Who Returned to Israel from Babylon

Baithazar  (Greek)
Protect the King. The Greek Form of the Old Testament Bel-shazzar, Referring to the Babylonian God Bel. One of the Magi Mentioned in Matthew's Story of the Na-tivity Was Balthasar

Balthasar  (Greek)
Protect the King. The Greek Form of the Old Testament Bel-shazzar, Referring to the Babylonian God Bel. One of the Magi Mentioned in Matthew's Story of the Na-tivity Was Balthasar

Cyrus  (Greek)
Enthroned. Cyrus the Great Conquered Babylon and Founded the Persian Empire

Daniel  (Hebrew)
God is My Judge. The Biblical Prophet and Writer of Book of Daniel Was a Teenager When Taken to Babylon After the Destruction of Jerusalem in Bc. He Survived Two Death Sentences: (A Lions' Den and a F

Darius  (Persian)
Preserver; Darius the Mede Assumed Kingship of Babylon After Its Conquest by Cyrus

Darrius  (Persian)
Preserver; Darius the Mede Assumed Kingship of Babylon After Its Conquest by Cyrus

Easter  (Persian)
Variant of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of Pe

Essie  (Persian)
Diminutive of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of

Esther  (Persian)
Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of Persia

Ettie  (Persian)
Diminutive of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of

Etty  (Persian)
Diminutive of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of

Ezekiel  (Hebrew)
God Strengthens. Biblical Ezekiel Was a Prophet Among the Captives Taken to Babylon at the First Fall of Jerusalem Who Wrote the Book of Ezekiel in Captivity. See Also Zeke

Ishtar  (Persian)
The Babylonian Goddess of Love

Mordecai  (Hebrew)
Warrior. Follower/Worshipper of Marduk (Babylonian Deity)

Shala  (English)
Shala is from Babylonian Mythology. She Was the Wife of Rammon, the Storm-god

Zerubbabel  (Biblical)
A Stranger at Babylon, Dispersion of Confusion

Zerubbabel  (Biblical)
A Stranger at Babylon, Dispersion of Confusion

Zorobabel  (Biblical)
A Stranger at Babylon, Dispersion of Confusion

Zorobabel  (Biblical)
A Stranger at Babylon, Dispersion of Confusion

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