Estonian form of Alice, meaning noble.
Estonian form of Emily. It means work.
Estonian form of Agnes. It means holy.
A woman who gardens.
She who is helpful.
Estonian form of Anastasia. It means resurrection.
Estonian form of Angela. It means angel.
Estonian form of Angelica. It means angel
Estonian form of Antonia. It means highly praiseworthy
A form of Esther, meaning star
She who is helpful
Estonian variant of Barbara, meaning stranger
Estonian variant of Brigid, meaning noble
Estonian variant of Carol, meaning mean
Estonian word for corn
Estonian form of Dorothy. It means gift of God.
Progress
Estonian form of Elizabeth. It means one who is pledged to god.
Joined with God
Deep wisdom
Estonian form of Grace, meaning graceful.
Hele is a form of Helen and means light.
A form of Judith and means woman of Judea.
Estonian form of Julia and means youthfulness.
Estonian form of Julie and means youthfulness.
Katye is an Estonian form of Kate and means pure.
Estonian variant of Clara, meaning bright and clear.
Estonian variant of Clare, meaning bright.
Goose
Folk song
Liili means lily flower.
Liilia is Estonian form of Lily and means lily flower.
Liis is the short form of Eliisabet and means my God is an oath.
Liisi is a short form of Elizabeth. It means my God is an oath.
Estonian diminutive of Eliisabet. It means my God is an oath.
Estonian form of Louisa. It means famous warrior.
Lutsi is a form of Lucy and means light.
Poetry
Estonian form of Maria. It means sea of bitterness.
Little
Margareete is a form of Margaret and means pearl.
Pearl
To give advice or councel
Riina is the short form of Katariina. It means pure.
Estonian form of Rosie. It means rose flower.
Estonian variant of Cecily, meaning blind.
Soovi is a form of Sophie and means wisdom.
Harvest. Tereese is a form of Teresa.
Terhi is a short form of Terhenetär. It means mist.
Triinu is a form of Katariina. It means pure.
Estonian form of Tuuli. It means wind.
A form of Ursula, meaning she-bear
Estonian form of Julie and means youthfulness.
Estonian variant of Barbara, meaning stranger.