English baby names grouped by what they mean, as name dictionaries and word-origin sources give it. Bazi8 is a site about BaZi, the Chinese reading of a birth date, and Chinese names; where a Chinese character shares a name's meaning, the card shows it. This meaning isn't tied to one of the five elements, so nothing here depends on a baby's chart.
Girl · Old English, through Anglo-Norman
From Old English Æthelthryth: 'noble' + 'strength' Well attested
The word 'tawdry' comes from St. Audrey's lace, sold at her fair.
US 2025: #86 (girls) · England and Wales 2025: #312
Related in meaning in Chinese: 刚 gāng (strong)
Girl · Germanic, via Old French
Germanic: maht, 'might', + hild, 'battle' Well attested
US 2025: #365 (girls) · England and Wales 2025: #19
Also spelled: Mathilda, Matilde
Girl · Latin
Feminine of Valentinus, a Roman name from Latin valens, 'strong, vigorous' Well attested
US 2025: #35 (girls) · England and Wales 2025: #272
Related in meaning in Chinese: 刚 gāng (strong)
Girl · Latin, via French
The French form of Valeria, from Latin valere, 'to be strong' Well attested
US 2025: #127 (girls) · England and Wales 2025: #684
Related names: Valeria
Related in meaning in Chinese: 刚 gāng (strong)
Boy · Hebrew
Hebrew: 'firm, enduring, strong' Well attested
US 2025: #24 (boys) · England and Wales 2025: #54
Also spelled: Eithan, Eitan, Eytan
Related in meaning in Chinese: 刚 gāng (strong)
Boy · Hebrew
Hebrew Yehezqel, 'God strengthens' Well attested
US 2025: #61 (boys) · England and Wales 2025: #208
Boy · Germanic, via French
Germanic 'ruler' + 'hard, strong' Well attested
US 2025: #234 (boys) · England and Wales 2025: #431
Related in meaning in Chinese: 刚 gāng (strong)
Chinese characters linked with strength: 刚 gāng (strong), 强 qiáng (strong), 壮 zhuàng (robust)
Popularity: US Social Security Administration 2025; Office for National Statistics 2025, England and Wales. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.