UDO (m) "prosperity" from Teutonic uodal

UGO (m) Italian form of HUGH

UISDEAN (m) Gaelic form of the Old Norse name Eysteinn, which meant "forever stone".

ULAND (m) "noble country" (Teutonic)

ULANDUS (m) Form of ULAND

ULF (m) "wolf" (Teutonic)

ULRIC (m) "wolf power" (Old English).

ULRICH (m) "prosperity power" (Teutonic).

ULRIKE (f) Feminine form of ULRICH

ULTAN (m) "of Ulster" (Irish).

ULYSSES (m) Latin form of ODYSSEUS.

UMA (f) "flax" (Sanskrit). Flax is a herb with blue flowers. Uma is a name of the goddess Parvati in Hindu mythology.

UMAR (m) "populous" or "flourishing" from Arabic amara "to thrive".

UMBERTO (m) Italian form of HUMBERT

UME (f) "plum blossom" (Japanese).

UNA (f) Either "lamb" (Gaelic) or "one" (Latin)

UNDINE (f) "wave" from Latin unda. Undine was a mythical water elemental.

URBAN (m) "city dweller" (Latin).

URBI (f) "princess" (African)

URI (m) "light" (Hebrew)

URIAH (m) "God is light" (Hebrew).

URIEL (m) "light of God" (Hebrew).

URIEN (m) "privileged birth" from Celtic orbo "privileged" and gen "birth".

URSEL (f) German pet form of URSULA

URSULA (f) "little bear" (Latin).

USCHI (f) Pet form of URSULA

UTE (f) Feminine form of UDO

UTHMAN (m) "baby bustard" (Arabic).

UTZ (m) Pet form of ULRICH

UWE (m) German form of OVE