Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1309.

Distinctive feminine name of unknown origin and meaning, believed by some to be a variant spelling of the Greek-derived Analeigh, though evidence for this claim is scarce. Despite its mysterious beginnings, Analiegh has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in English-speaking countries like the US and Canada. It is often chosen by parents seeking a unique name that stands out from common options. Some people have created their own stories and traditions around Analiegh, associating it with qualities such as intelligence or attributing it to an ancient goddess. Ultimately, its true meaning and origin remain unknown, adding to its allure and uniqueness.

Captivating female name of Spanish origin, coined by Federico García Lorca and meaning "like the sea.

Distinctive Latin-derived female name meaning 'analysis', combining 'ana-' ('back' or 'again') and '-lysis' ('loosening' or 'separation').

Hebrew origin girls' name meaning "God is my judge" or "I am God's judge", combining elements from Anah (answer/song/response) and Eliyah (the Lord is my God).

Georgian name derived from "Anani," meaning "Answer to Prayer.

Unique Sanskrit name meaning 'unique', often associated with Hindu goddess Saraswati, symbolizing wisdom and knowledge.

Playful Spanish name formed from "anareo" (I don't know) and "ydi" (fool).

Indian origin name derived from Sanskrit "Aanarya", meaning "without rivals" or "unique".

Captivating African feminine name, derived from Swahili-speaking regions, meaning "lovely star.

Arabic male given name that means 'helper' or 'assistant'. It has a rich history and significance, derived from the name of Anas ibn Malik, a renowned companion of Prophet Muhammad who served as his scribe. The name symbolizes assistance, loyalty, and devotion, and is believed to bring blessings upon those who bear it.

Unique female name of Greek origin, derived from 'anasta' meaning 'resurrection', signifying rebirth.

Greek-derived female name meaning "resurrection" or "rebirth", popularized by early Christians and made famous by Saint Anastasia, a 3rd-century martyr.

Greek name meaning 'resurrection' or 'rebirth', originally used by early Christians to symbolize Jesus Christ's resurrection.

Unique Hebrew given name meaning "I am," referencing God's revelation to Moses in the Book of Exodus and signifying divine presence and guidance.

Aauri is a captivating Spanish name derived from ancient Roman Aemilius, meaning 'striving for honor', popularized by Mexican soap opera character Anauri.

Rare, Spanish female given name meaning 'above solution', derived from 'análisis' meaning 'analysis'.

Captivating Spanish given name derived from "anai," meaning "to sing," translating to "Song of God" or "Song of Heaven.

Distinctive Spanish name derived from "ana," meaning water lilies, symbolizing purity and beauty. Popularized by Venezuelan poet Andrés Eloy Blanco, it carries ancient spiritual significance across cultures.

Rare Welsh name composed of "Ander," meaning strong or courageous, and "syn," signifying union, translating to "strong union.

Hebrew name derived from 'and,' meaning 'mighty', associated with biblical apostle Andrew.

The name André is of Greek origin, meaning 'manly' or 'virile', derived from the Greek word 'andros'. It has been widely popular throughout history, particularly in France where it has traditionally been used for boys but has also become increasingly popular for girls in recent years.

Rare Italian-derived feminine name combining 'Andrea,' meaning 'brave' in Greek, and 'Marie,' of Latin origin signifying 'sea of bitterness.'

Andress, of Greek origin, means 'man' (andros) and was notably borne by Saint Andress.

English given name derived from two distinct names, 'Andrew' meaning "strong" and 'James' meaning "supplanter", each with rich histories and significances.

Andrea is a Latin-origin feminine given name meaning "manly" or "courageous," derived from the masculine name Andreas. First used as a female name in medieval Italy, Andrea has since gained global popularity due to its historical significance and strong-willed associations.

Sanskrit-derived masculine name meaning 'the wind', associated with strength, power, and freedom.

Unique feminine name with Greek origins meaning 'daughter of the wind'.

Slavic feminine given name derived from Latin Anna meaning 'favor' or 'grace', popular in the Czech Republic and Poland since medieval times.

Uncommon yet powerful African name, specifically from Igbo culture in Nigeria, meaning "Mother is supreme".

Angadveer: An Indian name derived from Sanskrit, 'the first body', symbolizing creation and strength.

French origin and means "angel". It comes from the Old French word "ange", derived from the Latin word "angelus" which referred to spiritual beings known as angels. Throughout history, Ange has been associated with various figures in literature, art, and religion. While it was popular in France for centuries, it is now gaining popularity in English-speaking countries. Some famous individuals with the name Ange include French actress Isabelle Adjani and Canadian singer-songwriter Angele Maranzana.

Unique name derived from Hebrew 'mal'ak', meaning 'angel' or 'messenger'. It signifies purity and grace.

Beautiful and unique French name composed of "Ange" meaning angel, and "Gaël", derived from the Breton name Gawain which means "hawk of May". Together, they translate to "angel of May".

African name of Igbo origin that means "God's gift".

Latin-derived name, meaning "angel of the sea," composed of Angela ("messenger" or "angel") and Maria ("of the sea"). This enchanting name holds rich Christian history and has been popular among Catholics since the Middle Ages, often given to girls born on holy days. It's evolved over time, sometimes shortened to Angie, Angela, or Marina, but maintains its unique charm and elegance. Today, Angelinamarie is still chosen for its purity, grace, and heavenly beauty.

Distinctively Spanish name derived from 'Ángel' (messenger) and 'Jesús' (God saves), signifying a divine messenger sent for salvation.

French origin meaning 'angel', is derived from the medieval French combination of 'ange' and '-lou'. It gained popularity during the Victorian era and is often considered unisex, with notable figures including Maya Angelou and James Baldwin Angelou.

Spanish-origin name that combines "angel" and "rose," symbolizing beauty, love, and perfection, first gaining popularity in the late 20th century USA.

French-derived name meaning 'angel-like', popular in medieval France for its religious connotations, now uncommon but still meaningful.

American feminine name created by T.S. Eliot as a combination of Angela and Elizabeth, without a direct translation but often associated with grace and elegance.