Names with Hospitable Trait

Javier: Basque name meaning "new house"

Heyward: "enclosed yard" (English, Old German)

Karam: Arabic name meaning "generosity," "nobility," or "karma."

Zyair: Arabic origin, meaning "visitor" or "guest," symbolizing hospitality and open-mindedness.

Gaston: "guest" or "stranger" (Old German)

Wine town; white or fair place

Zyir: Arabic origin, meaning "visitor" or "guest," denoting hospitality and warmth.

Xion: Guest (Greek), Prosperous (Chinese), Fog (Native American)

Bienvenido means "welcome" or "he who is welcome" in Spanish.

Ziaire (Arabic): "visitor" or "guest"

Beaver Woodland

Marta, of Latin origin, means "lady of the house" or "mistress."

Xiomara (Hispanic): radiant, hospitable, kind

Zena (Greek): Hospitable, Welcoming

Xenia: "hospitality" (Greek)

Annabeth: "Graceful Dwelling" (Greek)

Hebe means "youth" or "bloom" in Greek, representing springtime's vitality.

Elizah: Hebrew origin meaning "my God is abundance," representing prosperity, wealth, and divine favor.

Ahlani: Arabic name meaning "welcome" or "my home."

Ita: Irish, meaning "drink" or "noble drink"