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

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Marylu  (English)
Derived from Mary, Meaning Bitter. Mary Was the Biblical Mother of Christ

Marylu  (Hebrew)
Derived from Mary Bitter. Mary Was the Biblical Mother of Christ. Names Like Dolores and Mercedes Have Been Created to Express Aspects of Mary's Life and Worship

Maryon  (English)
Derived from Mary, Meaning Bitter. Mary Was the Biblical Mother of Christ. Often Used As English Surname

Matthew  (English)
Gift of God. Evolution of the Middle English Matheu, Which is Derived from Hebrew Matityah (Gift of God). The Name is Borne in the Bible by One of the Four Evangelists, the Author of the First Gospel.

Maunfeld  (English)
From the Field by the Small River

Maura  (Celtic)
Great or 'Dark Skinned'. A Name Perhaps Derived from Mohr (Great). Alternatively, Maura is a Feminine Form of the Latin Maurus (Dark-skinned), Which is Derived from the Greek Mauritius (Of Moorish Lin

Maureen  (Scottish)
Sea of Bitterness or 'Dark Skinned'; Derived from Mary. Variations: Maurene, Maurine. (Mor-reen). Origin: Scottish

Meirion  (Welsh)
Name Derived from the Old County of Merionethshire

Meirion  (Welsh)
Name Derived from the Old County of Merionethshire

Melba  (Australian)
Derived from the Australian City of Melbourne

Mercedes  (Spanish)
Mercy. Derived from One of the Spanish Titles for the Virgin Mary (Maria De Las Mercedes)

Mercy  (Spanish)
Diminutive of Mercedes: Mercy. Derived from One of the Spanish Titles for the Virgin Mary (Maria De Las Mercedes)

Merrion  (Welsh)
Variant of Meirion: Name Derived from the Old County of Merionethshire

Merrion  (Welsh)
Variant of Meirion: Name Derived from the Old County of Merionethshire

Mesopotamia  (Biblical)
Between Two Rivers

Mesopotamia  (Biblical)
Between Two Rivers

Mitchell  (English)
Surname Derived from Michael: 'Who is Like God?'. in Use As a First Name Since the Th Century

Monroe  (Scottish)
From the River's Mouth

Monroe  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Near the River Roe

Morainn  (Scottish)
White Sear or Very Hairy; Derived from the Irish Muireann, a Compound Name Composed of Muir (Sea) and Fionn (White, Fair, Clear). Alternatively, Some Derive it from More More, Fionach Hairy'

Murchadh  (Celtic)
Derived from the Obsolete Celtic Moricatu-s, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Mor (Sea) and Cath (Warrior, War). Murchadh is a Popular Name and is Anglicized As Murphy in Scotland and Murrou

Myriam  (Hebrew)
Ancient Version of Mary. in the Bible Miriam Sister of Moses Saved His Life When She Hid Infant Moses in a Basket Among the Rushes at the River's Edge for Pharaoh's Daughter to Find

Nairna  (Scottish)
Dwells at the Alder Tree River

Nairne  (Scottish)
From the Alder - Tree River

Nairne  (Scottish)
Dwells at the Alder Tree River

Narmada  (Indian)
one who arouses tender feelings in others, river Narmada

Narmada  (Hindu)
One Who Arouses Tender Feelings in Others, River Narmada

Neil  (English)
Anglicized Form of the Gaelic Niall, a Name of Debated Meaning. Some Believe it is Derived from Niadh (A Champion). Others Think it is from Neall (Cloud). Variations: Neal, Neill, Niel, Niell. (Neel)

Nell  (French)
Diminutive of Eleanor, Derived from the Greek Helen

Nellie  (French)
Diminutive of Eleanor, Derived from the Greek Helen

Nelly  (French)
Diminutive of Eleanor, Derived from the Greek Helen

Neva  (Russian)
Name of a Russian River

Nia  (English)
Derived from Abbreviation of Names With '-nia' Ending

Niall  (Scottish)
A Borrowing from the Irish, Niall is a Very Old Yet Still Popular Gaelic Name of Debated Meaning. Some Believe it is Derived from Niadh (A Champion). Others Think it is from Neall (Cloud). (Ni-ahl)

Nile  (Egyptian)
From the River Nile

Nora  (French)
Diminutive of Eleanora: a Variant of Eleanor, Derived from the Greek Helen

Norah  (French)
Diminutive of Eleanora: a Variant of Eleanor, Derived from the Greek Helen

Nye  (Welsh)
Diminutive of Aneurin: Uncertain Origin, But May Be Derived from the Latin Honorius Meaning Man of Honour, or from the Welsh Eur Meaning Gold

Oceana  (Greek)
Form of Oceanus. in Greek Mythology Oceanus Was a Titan Father of Rivers and Water Nymphs

Ohio  (Native American)
Large River

Oighrig  (Scottish)
Of Uncertain Derivation, Believed to Be Derived Either from Aithbhreac (New Speckled One) or from the Greek Euphemia (Fair Speech). Anglicization: Africa, Effie, Efric, Erica, Euphemia, Harriet, Henri

Oilbhries  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Form of Oliver, a Name of Debated Meaning. it is Thought to Be Derived from French Olivier (Olive Tree). Some Believe it is of Germanic Origin, Alfihar, a Compund Name Composed Of, Alf (Elf) an

Orahamm  (English)
From Tbe Riverbank Enclosure

Oram  (English)
From Tbe Riverbank Enclosure

Orham  (English)
From Tbe Riverbank Enclosure

Orran  (English)
The Name of an English River

Orren  (English)
The Name of an English River

Orrin  (English)
River

Orrin  (English)
The Name of an English River

Oscar  (English)
From the Old English Osgar, a Compound Name Composed of the Elements Os (A God) and Gar (Spear). Alternatively, There is an Irish Oscar, Which is Derived from the Gaelic Elements Os (A Deer) and Cara

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