The first name Temple is of English, Latin origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

English: Reference to Medieval Priories and Settlements of the Military Religious Order Knights Templars

Latin: Reference to Medieval Priories and Settlements of the Military Religious Order Knights Templars

English: A Sanctuary

English: Temple-town. This Surname Refers to Medieval Priories and Settlements of the Military Religious Order Knights-templars

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Almund  (Anglo Saxon)
Defender of the Temple

Anna  (Latin)
Variant of Anne. Biblical; Devout Woman Who Saw Infant Jesus Presented at the Temple in Jerusalem. Daughter of Dido

Annabeth  (Latin)
Variant of Anne. Biblical; Devout Woman Who Saw Infant Jesus Presented at the Temple in Jerusalem

Annalee  (Latin)
Variant of Anne. Biblical; Devout Woman Who Saw Infant Jesus Presented at the Temple in Jerusalem

Annamarie  (Latin)
Variant of Anne. Famous Bearer: the Biblical Annomarie Saw Infant Jesus Presented at the Temple in Jerusalem

Arlais  (Welsh)
From the Temple

Camilla  (Etruscan)
Servant of the Temple, Another Form is Camille, Studious, Energetic, Alert

Camilla  (Latin)
Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Camille  (Latin)
Variant of Camillus: Temple Servant. This Name of Unknown Origin Was Used by Many Young Attendants of Priests and Priestesses in Ancient Rome

Camille  (Latin)
Servant for the Temple

Camillus  (Latin)
Priest's Assistant; Temple Servant. This Name of Unknown Origin Was Used by Many Young Attendants of Priests and Priestesses in Ancient Rome

Camilo  (Latin)
Temple Servant. Also Free-born Child; Noble. Masculine of Camille

Chaitya  (Hindu)
A Buddhist or Jain Temple

Ellora  (Indian)
The Name Given to the Cave Temples of India

Kamikla  (Latin)
Servant for the Temple

Kamilla  (Latin)
Servant for the Temple

Kamille  (Latin)
Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Variant of Camilla

Millie  (Latin)
Diminutive of Camilla: Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Milly  (Latin)
Diminutive of Camilla: Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Miya  (Japanese)
Three Arrows; Temple

Moriah  (Hebrew)
God Teaches. Biblical Name of the Mount of the Jerusalem's Temple of Solomon

Rakkath  (Biblical)
Empty, Temple of the Head

Rakkath  (Biblical)
Empty, Temple of the Head

Shirley  (English)
Bright Wood; Bright Meadow; from the White Meadow. Famous Bearers: Child Star Shirley Temple

Tempeltun  (English)
From the Temple Farm

Templeton  (English)
Temple-town. This Surname Refers to Medieval Priories and Settlements of the Military Religious Order Knights-templars

Templeton  (English)
Town of Sanctuary

Templeton  (English)
Village Near the Temple

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