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Ari
Ari is a Hebrew name meaning “lion” or “lion of God,” sometimes also “eagle.” Once a nickname for Ariel or Aristotle, Ari has been a given name since 1969; bearers include agent Ari Emanuel and Ari Onassis.
Arlo
Arlo is a Spanish name meaning “bayberry” or “barberry tree,” while one source gives the English meaning “fortified hill.” Singer Arlo Guthrie is the best-known bearer, and the name is also an Italian form of Charles.
Avi
Avi is a Hebrew name meaning “my God,” while another source gives “father of a multitude of nations.”
Bano
Bano is an Arabic name meaning “princess.” Bano is a Hindu name meaning “bride.”
Carlo
Carlo is the Italian form of Carl or Charles, and director Carlo Ponti is a famous bearer. Carlo is read as “strong and masculine.”
Charo
Charo is a Spanish name meaning “rose,” borne by the singer and actress Charo. Charo is also read as “rosary.”
Femi
Femi is a Nigerian name meaning “love me,” also read as “beloved” or “seeking love.”
Fifi
Fifi is a French nickname for Josephine, from the Hebrew for “God will increase.” Fifi Trixibelle Geldof and 1930s actress Fifi D’Orsay are known bearers.
Hani
Hani is an Arabic name meaning “happy” or “joyful.” Hani is also Hawaiian for “move softly.”
Hari
Hari is a Hindu name meaning “tawny,” associated with the sun god and borne by a seventeenth-century Sikh guru. Another book gives Hari the Hindi meaning “princely.”
Imari
Imari is a Japanese name meaning “daughter of today.”
Isi
Isi is a Japanese name meaning “rock.”
Jago
Jago is a Spanish alternative of Jacob, meaning “he who supplants.” Jago is an English form of James.
Kami
Kami is a Japanese name meaning “lord.” Kami is also Japanese for “divine aura” and Hindi for “loving.”
Kani
Kani is a Hawaiian name meaning “sound.”
Kiki
Kiki is a Spanish nickname for Enriqueta. Kiki is also read as “home ruler” or “lord of the manor,” in keeping with Henry.
Kimi
Kimi is a Japanese name meaning “beloved” or “honorable.” Kimi is also glossed as “happiness.”
Kiri
Kiri is a Maori name meaning “tree bark.” Kiri is a Hindu name meaning “amaranth.”
Lavi
Lavi is Hebrew for “lion.”
Levi
Levi is a Hebrew name meaning “joined,” “attached,” or “united.” In the Bible, Levi is the third son of Jacob and Leah, named in hope of winning Jacob’s affection; his descendants included Moses.
Margo
Margo is a French form of Margaret, meaning “pearl.” Actresses Margot Kidder and Margaux Hemingway are notable bearers.
Mari
Mari is Japanese for “ball,” with Mariko as a related form. Mari is also given the Hebrew meaning “bitterness.”
Maro
Maro is Japanese for “myself.”
Mimi
Mimi is an Italian variant of Maria, and it is the heroine of Puccini’s La Bohème. Mimi is also a French form of Miriam or Marie, linked to the meaning “bitter.”
Nani
Nani is a Hawaiian and Polynesian name meaning “beautiful.” Nani is also given a Greek meaning, “charming.”
Niki
Niki is a Greek name meaning “the people’s victory.” Niki is the scrappy teenage guide played by Molly Ringwald in the 1983 film Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone.
Raffi
Raffi is Arabic for “exalted” and also a Hebrew form of Raphael; children’s entertainer Raffi Cavoukian bears it.
Safi
Safi is a Hindu name meaning “friend.”
Sari
Sari is a Hebrew form of Sarah, and is also given as Arabic for “most noble.”
Tami
Tami is a Japanese name meaning “people,” with Tamiko as a variant. Tami is Hindi for “dark side of the moon.”
These lists are only intended to give you name ideas. Make sure to further research each name, as some may have negative connotations.