Estonian Baby Unisex Names With Meanings
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Eesti, the modern endonym of Estonia, is thought to have comparable beginnings to Aestii, the title utilized by the antiquated Germanic tribes for the neighboring individuals living northeast of the mouth of the river Vistula. The Roman history specialist Tacitus in 98 CE was the primary to mention the " Aestii individuals" in composing.
This collection has all Estonian Baby Names for Unisexs - traditional, modern,religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Estonian baby Unisex names to help you make the right choice!
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Estonian Baby Names for Unisex List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | Estonian spelling for Abraham. It means father of many. | |
 Girl | Estonian form of Alice, meaning noble. | |
| Boy | A form of Andrew; a diligent and sociable individual | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Emily. It means work. | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Agnes. It means holy. | |
| Girl | A woman who gardens. | |
| Girl | She who is helpful. | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Anastasia. It means resurrection. | |
| Boy | A born warrior who is manly and brave | |
| Boy | Old Greek - Male; Manly; Brave; Virility; A variant of name Andrew | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Angela. It means angel. | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Angelica. It means angel. | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Antonia. It means highly praiseworthy. | |
| Boy | Powerful ruler | |
| Girl | A form of Esther, meaning star. | |
| Girl | She who is helpful | |
| Girl | Estonian variant of Barbara, meaning stranger. | |
| Girl | Estonian variant of Brigid, meaning noble. | |
| Girl | Estonian variant of Carol, meaning mean. | |
| Girl | Estonian word for corn | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Dorothy. It means gift of God. | |
| Girl | Progress | |
| Boy | He who is successful | |
| Girl | Estonian form of Elizabeth. It means one who is pledged to god. | |
| Girl | Joined with God | |