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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Ulfric

“The king of the elves,” based on the Anglo-Saxon aelf (elf) and the Germanic rihhi (ruler).

Anglo-Saxon

Umberto

Bright warrior

Italian

Umed

Desire, goal

Indian (Sanskrit)

Ubaldo
Udayan

Rising, showing up

Indian (Sanskrit)

Urson

Bear

Latin

Ubaydullah

Servant of God

Arabic

Umbriel

Shadow

Greek

Ukiah

Deep valley

Native American

Ubert

“The bright mind or spirit,” from the Germanic hugu (mind, spirit) and beraht (illustrious, bright).

German

Urie

A short form of Uriel and Urien.

Ulmarr

Wolf famous

English

Umber

Shade

French

Ugo

A thinker

Italian

Ulisses

Variant of Ulysses

Portuguese

Uriah

My light is Jehovah

Hebrew

Ullmar

Fame of the wolf

English

Umbert

A varaint form of Humbert.

Unborn
Ull

Glory

Scandinavian

Uorsin

Bear

European

Uel
Udolph

Wolf-wealth

English

Ulf

Wolf

German

Ural
Ulvelaik

Wolf sport

English

Urian

City born

Welsh

Une
Uzuri
Urija

My light is Jehovah

Hebrew

Ullok

Wolf sport

English

Unwin

Nonfriend

English

Ulisse

Latin

Urias

My light is Jehovah

Hebrew

Unwinn

Nonfriend

English

Uzumati

Bear (Miwok)

Native American

Udall

Yew-tree valley

English

Ursino

Bear

Italian

Uzziel

Strength, power

Hebrew

Ulyses
Unique

Unlike Others

American

Undray
Ure

A diminutive form of Urian.

Udayle

From the yew tree valley

English

Uday

Dawn; runner

Arabic, Indian (Sanskrit)

Ubald

“A brave spirit,” from the Germanic hugu (mind, spirit) and bald (bold, brave).

German

Uilleac
Udolfo

Wolf-wealth

English

Ualtar

Strong fighter

Irish

Utcha

High Point

Indian (Sanskrit)