Whether you’re looking for a name for a new member of your family or for yourself – search our list below for the perfect name.
Many popular names that were once considered more masculine or feminine are now being used for all genders. Below you’ll be able to search alphabetically and choose to filter your search to see names most commonly associated with “females" or with “males,” or chose "gender neutral” to view all options.
The Reform Movement is proud to affirm all genders, and affirm that we acknowledge that more than two genders exist, including non-binary and gender-expansive individuals.
“A good name is better than great riches…” - Proverbs 22:1
Aaron was the brother of Moses and the first High Priest of Israel. Meaning: Exalted
Abel was the second son of Adam and Eve. He was killed by his elder brother, Cain. Popular nicknames: Abie, Abe. Meaning: Breath, vapor
One of King David's wives, mother of one of his sons. Popular nickname: Abbie, Abby, Abbe. Meaning: Joy of My Father
Abihu challenged Moses' authority over the Children of Israel while wandering in the desert. God killed him in punishment. Meaning: He is My Father
Abner was one of King Saul's generals. Meaning: Father of Light
Abraham was the first Jew and the patriarch of the Jewish people. Popular nickname: Abe. Meaning: Father of Many
Absalom was a son of King David who rebelled against his father and tried to usurp King David's throne. Meaning: Father of Peace
Achinoam was one of King David's wives. Meaning: My brother is a delight
The first man in the biblical account of Creation. Meaning: Man, Human
Meaning: Noble, majestic. Also a Hebrew month
Meaning: Noble, majestic. Also a Hebrew month
Meaning: God's jewel