Adam
Hebrew / Arabic / English
Man, earth. The first name. Understood from Abu Dhabi to Oslo.
Everywhere
Names That Travel
Names that stay themselves in almost every language.
If your child will grow up between passports, we've been collecting names that do not need a meeting to pronounce. This list might help.
Recognised in Arabic, English, Spanish, French, and at the school gate in Dubai.
For a boy
A meaning to grow into, not a trend to outgrow.
Alexander
Greek
Defender of men. Alex everywhere. A name that has never needed translation.
Daniel
Hebrew
God is my judge. Dan, Dani. Soft, biblical, international.
Lucas
Latin / Greek
From Lucania, or light. Luca, Luke, Lucas: one family, many airports.
Samuel
Hebrew
God has heard. Samuel, Sam, Sami. At home in more than one faith.
David
Hebrew
Beloved. Dawud in Arabic. The same beloved boy.
Thomas
Aramaic
Twin. Tomás, Tomas. A quiet classic that never startles.
Michael
Hebrew
Who is like God? Mikhail, Miguel, Mikael. The angel with a thousand passports.
For a girl
The same softness. A different music.
Maria
Hebrew via Latin
Beloved, wished-for. Maryam, Mary, Marie. The most travelled girl’s name on earth.
Anna
Hebrew
Grace. Ana, Anne, Anya. Four letters, every continent.
Eva
Hebrew
Life. Eve, Hawa, Eva. A garden in every language.
Sara
Hebrew / Arabic
Princess. Sarah, Sara. No explanation required at passport control.
Emma
Germanic
Whole, universal. Already fluent in English, French, Spanish, and German.
Sofia
Greek
Wisdom. Sophia, Sofía. A name that sounds like a library and a summer.
Laura
Latin
Laurel. Victory leaves. Clear in almost every European and Latin tongue.
Maya
Sanskrit / Hebrew / Spanish
Illusion, water, or a form of Maria. A world name with a soft centre.
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