Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1373.

Native American-derived name meaning 'land of the black grapes,' reflecting the fertility of its historical location in New York State.

Uncommon Italian girl's name derived from the Latin word "italicus," meaning "of Italy" or "Italian." It has ancient Roman origins and signifies connection to the country's rich culture.

Basque name meaning "star" or "sparkle like a star".

Indian female name derived from Sanskrit, meaning "thus" or "so be it", symbolizing acceptance or agreement.

Nahuatl name meaning 'star' or 'little star', popular among those appreciating ancient Mexican culture.

Rare and distinct Mexican name derived from Nahuatl language, meaning "she who owns resin or incense." It was traditionally given to girls of high social status during the pre-Hispanic era.

Meet Itzcali, an uncommon yet captivating name rooted in ancient Aztec culture, translating literally to 'rabbit water' from its Nahuatl origins.

Hebrew name derived from "itzh", meaning 'strong', passed down through generations as it was used by biblical figure Itzhaq.

Ivaansh, of Indian origin, means 'doorway' or 'entrance,' associated with the mythological doorkeeper of heaven, symbolizing welcoming and opportunities.

Italian male given name derived from the Latin 'Ivo', meaning 'yew' or 'arch', and associated with Saint Ivo, a medieval advocate for the poor.

Scandinavian name from Finland, derived from 'ivari' meaning 'happy' or 'cheerful'.

Latin-derived name originating from the Roman family name "Eburius", meaning "from Eburium" an ancient Celtic settlement.

Hebrew-origin name meaning 'God is my strength'.

Scandinavian surname derived from the Old Norse personal name Yngvi, meaning 'the god Ing', and translates to 'son of Yngvi'.

Rare Scandinavian name derived from 'Ymir', the primordial giant of Norse creation myths, and 'syn' meaning birth.

English name derived from 'hedera', Latin for ivy, meaning 'evergreen climbing plant'.

The Hebrew name Ivis means 'God is my oath', reflecting its divine origins.

Slavic female name derived from 'iv', meaning 'yew' tree, symbolizing nature and growth.

Rare Hebrew given name derived from 'ivri', meaning 'Hebrew' or 'from the other side', signifying those who crossed the Euphrates.

Uncommon yet beloved Irish name derived from the surname 'O'Duffy', meaning 'dark-haired', originally borne by a 12th-century chieftain.

Ivygrace, an English name combining 'Ivy', symbolizing fidelity and resilience, with 'Grace', embodying beauty and kindness.

Modern, unique name of unknown origin, often associated with beauty and grace due to its melodic sound. It lacks historical baggage, allowing individuals named Ivyy to forge their own path without being overshadowed by past associations.

Captivating Hawaiian female given name meaning 'Wind of Heaven'.

Unique West African name derived from the Akan tradition, meaning 'born on Thursday'.

African origin name of Yoruba culture, pronounced EE-yal, meaning 'Mother of Wealth' or 'Abundant Mother', reflecting reverence for motherhood and prosperity.

Arabic name meaning 'God is great', often used as a shortened form of Abdullah.

Swahili name meaning 'patience', associated with the moon goddess and celebrated in East African cultures.

The Nigerian-Yoruba origin name Iyinoluwa translates to 'joy comes through God', symbolizing relief after hardship and promising happiness.

Welsh name originally meaning 'archer', traditionally given to boys but now unisex, symbolizing strength and skill.

African-origin name from Nigeria's Igbo tribe, likely holding spiritual or cultural significance despite its unknown explicit meaning.

Unique Greek name meaning 'rainbow,' inspired by Iris, the goddess of rainbows and messenger of gods.

Powerful Yoruba name from Nigeria, meaning "Powerful like a river.

Feminine given name of French and Spanish origin, derived from Old German elements meaning 'ice' and 'battle', translating to "strong as ice".

Hebrew female given name derived from "izhov," meaning "to see" or "vision," signifying "one who sees visions.

Hebrew name derived from "Yizhak," meaning "he will laugh." It was given to Isaac in the Old Testament, reflecting joy and happiness.

Hebrew-origin given name that means "God is my salvation," derived from the elements 'El' (God) and 'yasha'' (salvation). It is a variant of Isaiah, one of the major prophets in the Bible, and has gained popularity in English-speaking countries for its unique sound and significant meaning.

Izaiah is a distinct Hebrew name meaning "God will help" or "God is my strength".

Izias is an uncommon Hebrew name derived from "izzi," meaning "God is my strength." Its origins trace back to the Bible's Old Testament, where Izias was a respected leader in King Hezekiah's reign.

Japanese unisex name derived from 'IZA' meaning calm/rest and 'NA' signifying harmony, resulting in the meaning 'tranquil harmony'. Originating during the Heian period (794-1185), it was commonly used for girls born into samurai families during the Edo period (1603-1868).

Unique Basque name derived from "izar", meaning "star", and the suffix "-yla". It signifies a heritage name passed down through generations and was traditionally given to exceptional girls or boys as symbols of greatness and hope.