Baby Names That Mean Love or Heart

(Hebrew): Means "beloved." One of the most classic names in history.

(Russian): Means "heart" or "lion." Short, punchy, and very meaningful.

(Hebrew): Means "promised by God" but linked to "love" in modern use.

(Arabic): Means "beloved" or "powerful." One of the 99 names of Allah.

(Aramaic): Often associated with "heart" or "courageous heart."

(Irish): Means "lover of hounds," signifying a deep bond and love.

(Greek): Means "beloved" or "desired." An ancient, scholarly name.

(Irish): Means "lover" or "sweetheart." A distinct Irish surname-name.

(Sanskrit): The Hindu god of love; also used for boys as "desire."

(Greek): Means "lover of horses," emphasizing love and passion.

(Latin): Literally means "love." A direct and romantic name choice.

(Welsh): Means "blessed love." A handsome and unique Welsh name.

(Welsh): A derivative of David, meaning "son of the beloved."

(Latin): Means "strong and healthy," linked to Valentine's Day.

(Latin): Means "soldier," but derived from "beloved" in some roots.

(Greek): The Greek god of love. A very bold and romantic moniker.

(Arabic): Translates to "beloved" or "dearest friend." Very classic.

(Greek): Refers to "ideal beauty" or "the good," related to love.

(Hebrew): Means "friend" or "beloved." An underused biblical name.

(German): Derived from the word for "dear friend" or "love."

(Latin): Means "lover of God." A high-status, classical name.

(Welsh): A gender-neutral name meaning "to love." Very soft sound.

(Sanskrit): Means "love" or "affection." A staple in Indian culture.

(Hindi): Means "beloved" or "lover." A very romantic-sounding name.

(Hebrew): Means "bear," but often used alongside "Lev" (heart).

(Slavic): Means "one who loves peace." Deeply historical roots.

(Slavic): Means "one who is loved" or "dear one." Very rare.

(Shona): Used for both genders, meaning "love." A global choice.

(Italian): Italian form of Thaddeus, meaning "heart." Very stylish.

(Italian): Means "loving" or "affectionate." A romantic surname-style.

(Latin): Rooted in "catus," sometimes linked to "wise and beloved."

(Yoruba): Meaning "love me." A popular choice for boys in Nigeria.

(Hebrew): Short for Jedidiah, which means "beloved of the Lord."

(Greek): Means "lover of God." A name of deep devotion.

(Greek): From the word "agape," meaning "divine, unconditional love."

(Welsh): Means "beloved." A name from ancient Arthurian legends.

(English): A modern, shortened version of the word love. Trendy choice.

(English): Means "cheerful," but often associated with heart-joy.

(Igbo): Often linked to affection and the heart of the community.

(English): Used rarely as a boy’s name, meaning deep love/affection.

(Welsh): Means "care" or "love," from a figure in mythology.

(Slavic): Means "favored" or "dear." A classic and strong name.

(Latin): Means "loved." A sophisticated and old-world name choice.

(Arabic): Means "elevated," but linked to "my beloved" in some regions.

(English): Literally means "heart" or "stag." Strong and earthy.

(Breton): Means "chief," but shares roots with "beloved" in Gaelic.

(Hawaiian): Means "the love." A beautiful, rhythmic Hawaiian name.

(Arabic): Means "long-lived" or "builder," but links to "my love."

(Hebrew): Meaning "beloved of the Lord." A beautiful, long name.

(Arabic): Means "pure," often representing a "pure heart."

(Igbo): Meaning "grace" or "mercy," often associated with deep, abiding love.

(Latin): Means "strong" or "healthy," famously tied to St. Valentine.

(German): Derived from the word "minne," which historically means "love."

(French): Directly translates to "beloved." A timeless, classic choice.

(Hebrew): The feminine form of David, meaning "beloved" or "friend."

(Italian/Irish): Means "dear" or "friend." Simple, sweet, and elegant.

(Arabic): A beautiful name that translates directly to "beloved" or "darling."

(French): Means "esteemed" or "loved." It conveys a sense of preciousness.

(Slavic): Means "gracious" or "dear." Popular for its soft, affectionate sound.

(Russian): Derived from a word meaning "love." A short and classic choice.

(Arabic): Translates to "dearest friend" or "beloved." Very melodic.

(Czech): Derived from the Slavic word for "love" or "warmth."

(French): A variation of Amy, meaning "beloved" in French. Very romantic.

(French): Rooted in "chérie," meaning "dear" or "darling." Vintage charm.

(Sanskrit): Named after the god of love. It represents desire and affection.

(Sanskrit): Means "beloved" or "dear one." A popular choice in India.

(Spanish): Translates directly to "beloved" or "darling" in Spanish.

(Basque): Means "love" or "beloved." A strong, distinct cultural choice.

(Latin): Means "adored" or "beloved." Suggests deep affection and worship.

(Hebrew): The literal Hebrew word for "love." Deeply spiritual roots.

(Yoruba): Meaning "love me." A direct and evocative Nigerian name.

(Latin): Derived from "lev," the root for heart, meaning "the rising."

(Greek): Means "lover of strength" or "beloved of the moon."

(Welsh): Means "love." It is a gentle and traditional Welsh name.

(Japanese): Translates to "beloved." A short, cute, and modern-sounding name.

(Sanskrit): Means "full of love" or "affectionate." Quite poetic.

(Greek): Means "grace" or "beloved." A lovely, flowery classic name.

(Shona): The Shona word for "love." Simple, direct, and significant.

(Norse): Means "love" or "renewing." A rare and vintage option.

(French): A diminutive of "love" or "little love." Quite whimsical.

(Japanese): Means "love and beauty." A harmonious combination of concepts.

(Russian): Means "people's love." A very traditional, strong name.

(Greek): The goddess of love and beauty. Bold and mythological.

(Spanish): Derived from Agnes, often associated with "pure love."

(Latin): Means "lovable." A vintage name that is ready for a comeback.

(Greek): Rooted in "kardia," meaning "heart." Symbolizes the center of life.

(English): A modern invented name combining "love" and a melodic suffix.

(Hawaiian): Means "love" or "to love." Exotic and very beautiful.

(Arabic): Often associated with love and affection in poetic texts.

(Latin): Means "lovable." A classic name that feels very warm and kind.

(French/Latin): A variation of Amy, meaning "beloved" or "friend."

(English): A derivative of "dearling" or "beloved." Very sweet style.

(French): Often means "pretty," but implies "beloved" in French culture.

(Hebrew): Related to life and love; a very ancient and deep name.

(Irish): Means "beloved" or "tender." A classic 20th-century choice.

(Scandinavian): Means "dear" or "little beloved." Very popular globally.

(Hebrew): Means "lover of nature," focusing on love for the earth.

(English): A literary name meaning "a love token" or "little love."

(Sanskrit): Means "beloved." A top-tier name for those loving warmth.

(Hebrew): Literally translates to "my heart." Extremely symbolic.