Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1292.

Distinct Spanish given name derived from the tropical yamel tree, associated with the Mayan civilization. Its meaning varies but includes "the one who brings joy" or "the joyful one," reflecting the beauty of the yamel tree. Historically uncommon in Spain, Yamelin gained popularity in Central American communities and is now predominantly found in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras for both boys and girls.

Indian girl's name meaning 'tender' or 'mild', derived from the Sanskrit word Yamina.

Rare Hawaiian female given name that translates to "calm" or "peaceful," symbolizing tranquility found in Hawaii's natural beauty.

Uncommon given name of unknown origin and meaning, with no widely accepted explanation for its roots.

Unique name of Greek origin, meaning "God is gracious," popular among European royalty and evolved from Iōannēs.

Spanish female name derived from Yanuel, which means "God is gracious" in Hebrew.

Unique feminine given name of Hispanic origin, derived from the Spanish word "yanet," meaning "God is merciful.

Tibetan name meaning 'little sun' or 'little light', suggesting warmth and illumination.

Unique Hispanic name derived from the Spanish word "yanil," meaning "to shine" or "brilliant." It was created by adding the suffix "-et" to "yanil," making it more feminine. Originating in Argentina, Yanilet has gained popularity throughout Latin America and beyond, embodying positivity and luminosity.

Unique and beautiful girl's name of unknown origin, with a possible interpretation being 'gift from God'. Despite its uncertain meaning and lack of famous namesakes, its musical quality makes it a distinctive and captivating choice.

Captivating feminine given name of Breton origin, derived from Yann, a form of John meaning "God is gracious." While its specific etymology varies, Yannely has gained popularity as a unique choice for girls, particularly in French-speaking regions.

Rare Chinese name composed of 'yan' (calm) and 'shen' (profound), meaning 'inner peace and wisdom'.

Unique Latin American name of Dominican origin, believed to be derived from the Spanish word "yance," meaning "to dance" or "to sway.

Distinctive Spanish-origin given name meaning 'rainbow', symbolizing hope and beauty, and popularized in 20th-century Mexico.

Rare Hebrew female name derived from 'yar' (moon) and 'eli' (my God), translating to 'my God is my moon.'

Hebrew name meaning "God will enlighten.

Hebrew name derived from "yarin," meaning "mountain" or "hills.

Unique Japanese name derived from two kanji characters: 遙 (yō), meaning 'distant', and 菜 (na), symbolizing growth or nurturing. It does not have an English translation but embodies qualities like independence, wisdom, and nourishment.

Beautiful Spanish name composed of Yara (Guaraní Indian meaning 'water lily') and Isabel (Spanish form of Hebrew Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'), making its translation 'Water Lily God is My Oath'.

Rare name of unknown origin and meaning, believed to have been created as an original name by its parents or guardians.

Australian female given name derived from the Yarra River, named after the indigenous Wurundjeri people who lived along its banks. It reflects both Australia's natural beauty and its indigenous heritage.

Ukrainian female name meaning 'little spring'.

Arabic name derived from "yasir," meaning "easy" or "gentle." It's often associated with grace and softness, and is considered one of Allah's names in Islamic culture. Historically used among Middle Eastern royal families, Yaseera remains popular today for its uniqueness and significance.

Distinctive Bulgarian name derived from the word "yasen," meaning "ash tree." It symbolizes strength, longevity, and wisdom in Bulgarian culture and has been historically used for centuries.

Unique female name of Latin American origin, derived from the Basque word "yañi," meaning "marsh marigold.

Rare Hebrew name derived from 'yashar', meaning 'straight' or 'upright'.

Distinctive Hispanic name derived from Isabel, meaning "devoted to God," now interpreted as "God is my light.

Rare Japanese given name of unknown origin, first appearing in the 8th-century Kojiki as part of a musical phrase rather than a personal name. Despite its uncertain history and limited usage over time, Yasuo remains an uncommon yet distinctive choice for parents today.

Exotic name of unknown origin, with no clear historical or cultural significance. Its meaning remains unclear, though some suggest it may be related to the Arabic word "yazar," meaning "writer." Despite its mysterious nature, Yazira's uniqueness and intrigue make it a captivating choice for parents seeking a distinctive name for their child.

Captivating Spanish name of Basque origin, composed of "Ya" meaning "already" or a variant of other Basque names, and "zamen" possibly associated with travel or agility.

Unique female name of Japanese origin, combining "Ya" meaning eight and "Zuri" meaning beautiful, thus signifying eighth beautiful.

Ethiopian name derived from Ge'ez, meaning "he will give light" and popularized by Emperor Haile Selassie's daughter Princess Yeabsera.

Distinctive Spanish name derived from "yerba", meaning "herb", often associated with growth and nature, used for both males and females in Andalusia, Spain.

Unique Dutch name of unknown meaning, first used in the Netherlands around the 1930s.

Distinctive Turkish name derived from the ancient Hurrian deity Ueneheli, meaning "god of wine" or "god of joy," and reflecting fertility, abundance, and happiness.

Hebrew name derived from "Yeushua," meaning "God is salvation." Originally a boy's name, it now appeals to both genders due to its attractive sound and profound meaning.

Distinctive and modern Hispanic name created by combining elements from Yessenia or Yesenia, meaning 'God shall increase' or 'God shall add', symbolizing growth and abundance.

Uncommon yet meaningful female name derived from Yiddish, meaning "bird" in Hebrew. It's often associated with qualities such as gracefulness and independence, reflecting the positive attributes of birds throughout history. Historically significant within Jewish culture, Yenta was traditionally given during times of hardship, symbolizing hope and resilience.

Rare Hebrew name derived from "Yezrael," meaning "God is my help." It signifies divine assistance and has biblical roots, appearing in the Book of Ezra.

Mysterious name of unknown origin, possibly derived from Hebrew's Yerachmiel meaning "mercy of God," though this connection is unproven. Its rarity adds to its appeal as a unique choice for parents seeking an distinctive name.