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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Aberfa  (Welsh)
From the Mouth of the River

Abhainn  (Scottish)
River

Achelous  (Greek)
A River God

Acheron  (Greek)
River of Sorrow/Woe

Acheron  (Latin)
River of Sorrow

Acheros  (Latin)
River of Sorrow

Achillios  (Greek)
Name of a River

Afton  (Celtic/Gaelic)
From the Afton River

Agnes  (English)
Chaste, Pure; Derived from the Greek Hagne, Which is from Hagnos (Chaste, Pure)

Aibne  (Scottish)
River

Aileen  (Irish)
Variant of Eileen: Light. from the Name Eibhlin, Derived from Evelyn or Evelina. Light

Ailsa  (Scottish)
Derived from a Scottish Place Ailsa Craig, a Small Island Off the Ayrshire Coast. Also Used to Anglicize Ealasaid, the Gaelic Form of Elizabeth. (Ail-sa)

Aimee  (French)
Variant of Amy: Dearly Loved; Beloved. from the Old French Amee, Which Derives from the Latin Amatus Meaning Loved

Ainslee  (Gaelic)
Gaelic Surname Derived from a Place Ainsley. Variations: Ainslie. (Ainz-lee)

Ainsley  (English)
Derived from the Brittish Nottinghamshire Place Name of Annesley. from Ann's Meadow. from the Awe Inspiring One's Meadow

Ainsley  (English)
Derived from the Brittish Nottinghamshire Place Name of Annesley. from Ann's Meadow. from the Awe Inspiring One's Meadow

Ainslie  (English)
Derived from the Brittish Nottinghamshire Place Name of Annesley. from Ann's Meadow

Ainslie  (English)
Derived from the Brittish Nottinghamshire Place Name of Annesley. from Ann's Meadow. from the Awe Inspiring One's Meadow

Akil  (Greek)
From the River Akil

Akil  (Basque)
Name of a River

Alana  (Gaelic)
This Name of Uncertain Origin May Be a Feminine Form of Man, or Derived from the Irish Gaelic Word for 'Child'

Alanna  (Gaelic)
This Name of Uncertain Origin May Be a Feminine Form of Man, or Derived from the Irish Gaelic Word for 'Child'

Alban  (Latin)
From Albanus Meaning 'Of Alba', the Ancient Latin City Alba Longa, Whose Name Derives from Albus Meaning White. St Alban Was Britain's First Martyr

Albany  (Scottish)
Derived from a Former Name for Northern Scotland

Albany  (Latin)
Variant of Alban: from Albanus Meaning 'Of Alba', the Ancient Latin City Alba Longa, Whose Name Derives from Albus Meaning White. St Alban Was Britain's First Martyr

Albert  (Scottish)
Noble and Bright; Derived from the Old High German Adalbrecht, a Compound Name Composed of Adal (Noble), and Berhat (Bright)

Albhda  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Albin: from the Latin Albinus, Meaning White.Variant of Alban: from Albanus Meaning 'Of Alba', the Ancient Latin City Alba Longa, Whose Name Derives from Albus Meaning White

Albin  (Latin)
From the Latin Albinus, Meaning White.Variant of Alban: from Albanus Meaning 'Of Alba', the Ancient Latin City Alba Longa, Whose Name Derives from Albus Meaning White. St Alban Was Britain's First Mar

Albina  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Albin: from the Latin Albinus, Meaning White.Variant of Alban: from Albanus Meaning 'Of Alba', the Ancient Latin City Alba Longa, Whose Name Derives from Albus Meaning White

Albinia  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Albin: from the Latin Albinus, Meaning White.Variant of Alban: from Albanus Meaning 'Of Alba', the Ancient Latin City Alba Longa, Whose Name Derives from Albus Meaning White

Alejo  (Hispanic)
The Protector (Derived from Alicia)

Alexandra  (Scottish)
Helper of the Mankind; Popular Name Derived from the Greek Alexandros. Pet Names: Sandy, Lexy. (Alek-san-drah)

Alma  (Russian)
Name of a River

Almeta  (Latin)
Driven

Alpheus  (Greek)
River God

Amarissa  (Spanish)
Derived from Amaris, Child of the Moon, the Astrological Name for Cancer

Amata  (French)
Variant of Amy: Dearly Loved; Beloved. from the Old French Amee, Which Derives from the Latin Amatus Meaning Loved

Amhuinn  (Gaelic)
Lives at the Alder Tree River

Amhuinn  (Scottish)
From the Alder Tree River

Amias  (French)
From the Old French Name Derived from Latin 'Amatus' Meaning Loved. Used by British Writer Charles Kingsley for the Hero of His Novel 'Westward Ho!'

Amice  (French)
Variant of Amy: Dearly Loved; Beloved. from the Old French Amee, Which Derives from the Latin Amatus Meaning Loved. Also a French Form of the Latin Amico, Meaning Friend

Amicia  (French)
Variant of Amy: Dearly Loved; Beloved. from the Old French Amee, Which Derives from the Latin Amatus Meaning Loved. Also a French Form of the Latin Amico, Meaning Friend

Amy  (French)
Dearly Loved; Beloved. from the Old French Amee, Which Derives from the Latin Amatus Meaning Loved. in Common Use After Publication of American Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women'

Amyas  (French)
From the Old French Name Derived from Latin 'Amatus' Meaning Loved. Used by British Writer Charles Kingsley for the Hero of His Novel 'Westward Ho!'

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

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

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

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)

Annalisa  (German)
Variant of Anneliese: Derived from a Compound of Anna (Grace) and Liesa, Which is a German Diminutive of Elizabeth (God is Bountiful)

Anneliese  (German)
Derived from a Compound of Anna (Grace) and Liesa, Which is a German Diminutive of Elizabeth (God is Bountiful)

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