Looking for names that mean Mine? We couldn't find the exact name Mine, but listed below are some first names meaning Mine or names similar to the word Mine.

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Adar  (Biblical)
High; Eminent

Afdhaal  (Muslim)
Causing to Excel. Excellent. Prominent. Beautify

Afdhal  (Muslim)
Variant of Afdhaal: Causing to Excel. Excellent. Prominent. Beautify

Amineh  (Arabic)
Faithful; Trustworthy

Amineh  (African)
Trustworthy. (Swahili)

Amineh  (Muslim)
Variant of Amina: Trustworthy. Reliable. Faithful. Secure. Protected

Angus  (Gaelic)
One, Choice, Pre-eminent. Variations: Aonghas

Angusina  (Scottish)
Unique Choice; a Feminine Form of Angus, the Anglicized Form of the Gaelic Aonghus and Aonghas, Both of Which are Derived from the Element Aon (One, Choice, Preeminent). (Ain-guh-see-nah)

Arachne  (Latin)
Turned into a Spider by Minerva

Armine  (German)
Feminine Form of Herman: Soldier. Army Man. from the Old German Hariman

Arnost  (Czech)
Determined; Stubborn

Avi  (Latin)
Lord of Mine

Azzaam  (Muslim)
Variant of Azzam: Determined. Resolved

Azzam  (Muslim)
Determined. Resolved

Azzam  (Arabic)
Determined

Bamah  (Biblical)
An Eminence or High Place

Bela  (Hindu)
Jasmine

Capita  (Latin)
A Name Referring to the Minerva

Capta  (Latin)
A Name Referring to the Minerva

Carmel  (English)
Variant of Carmine: Garden

Carmelo  (English)
Variant of Carmine: Garden

Carmine  (English)
Garden

Carmine  (Italian)
Song

Carmine  (English)
Song

Carmine  (Hebrew)
Vine Dresser

Chalavanth  (Hindu)
A Determined Person

Chameli  (Hindu)
Jasmine Flower

Charmine  (French)
Feminine of Charles Meaning Manly. Variant of Charmain, One of Cleopatra's Attendants

Chowdhury  (Hindu)
Chief of Four. A Hereditary Title of Honor, Awarded by Moghul Emperors to Persons of Eminence

Christopher  (Greek)
Christ Bearer, Loving, Enterprising, Determined

Cleit  (Scottish)
Rocky Eminence

Colby  (English)
Coal Miner. Origin: Old English

Collier  (English)
Charcoal Merchant. Coal Miner

Collier  (English)
Miner (Colier, Colis, Collayer, Collis, Collyer, Colyer). Origin: Old English

Collier  (English)
Miner

Comyn  (Scottish)
From Comines

Cumin  (Scottish)
From Comines

Cumina  (Scottish)
From Comines

Cumming  (Scottish)
From Comines

Earnest  (German)
Serious; Determined

Elioenai  (Biblical)
Toward Him are Mine Eyes, or to Him are My Fountains

Elmine  (Teutonic)
Intimidating Fame

Erhart  (German)
Variant of Erhard: Determined

Erimentha  (Greek)
Collector of Thoughts, Determined Protector

Ern  (English)
Diminutive of Earnest: a Variant Spelling of the German Earnest, Meaning Serious Determined, Earnestness or Vigor, from the Old German Ernust. Famous Bearer: the Hero of Oscar Wilde's Comedy 'The Impo

Erna  (German)
Serious; Determined. Feminine of Emest

Erna  (Latin)
Serious; Determined. Feminine of Emest

Ernesha  (German)
Serious; Determined. Feminine of Emest

Ernesha  (Latin)
Serious; Determined. Feminine of Emest

Ernest  (German)
Serious, Determined. Earnestness or Vigor, from the Old German Ernust

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