Can mean 'salvation' (Hebrew) or 'goddess/lady' (Sanskrit); often used as a feminine given name or modern coinage.
Hebrew, Hindi, Sanskrit
Girl
Diminutive of Yvonne - 'yew' (little/young yew)
French
Girl
Gift; often interpreted as "gift of God"
Hebrew
Boy
yew (tree); by extension 'bow-maker' or 'archer'
French
Girl
Yahweh is salvation
Hebrew
Boy
he will laugh; laughter
Hebrew
Boy
Yahweh is salvation
Hebrew
Boy
Traditionally interpreted as "gift" or "God has given" (biblical name Yishai/Jesse).
Hebrew
Boy
Yahweh is salvation
Hebrew
Boy
God will hear
Hebrew
Boy
God will hear / God listens
Hebrew, Portuguese
Boy
God will hear
Arabic, Hebrew
Boy
God contends; 'he who struggles/wrestles with God.'
Hebrew
Boy
'He who struggles with God' / 'God prevails'
Hebrew
Boy
God contends; 'he who struggles with God'
Hebrew
Boy
From Hebrew root y-t-r meaning 'abundance', 'surplus', or 'excellence' (often rendered 'his abundance' or 'the exalted one')
Hebrew
Boy
'He who struggles with God' / 'God contends' (name given to Jacob/Israel)
Hebrew
Boy
He who struggles with God; God contends/prevails
Hebrew
Boy
Diminutive Yiddish form of Yisrael (Israel), traditionally 'he who struggles with God' / 'may God rule'.
Boy
Varies by characters. Typically a compound of 'Yi' and 'Su' - 'Yi' can mean righteous/joy/talent/appropriate, while 'Su' can mean pure/outstanding/revive/plain. In Korean (이수) the meaning depends on the Hanja chosen.
Chinese, Korean
Unisex
Laughter; 'he will laugh' (from Hebrew יצחק)
Boy
he will laugh; laughter
Hebrew
Boy
He will laugh; laughter
Hebrew
Boy
Supplanter; 'holder of the heel' (from Hebrew עקב, 'heel')
