Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1408.

Indian male name meaning 'crest jewel', derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing strength and divine power; popular among Bengalis and recognized internationally for its unique sound and profound meaning.

African name of Fulani origin meaning "the one who brings light," symbolizing wisdom and knowledge.

Rare French given name derived from the Occitan word 'cova', meaning 'cave' or 'hollow'. Its history dates back to medieval France, originally used as an occupational surname for those living near caves or working in quarries.

Hebrew name meaning "glory" or "honor," associated with dignity and respect in Jewish culture, and historically held by notable figures like the Baal Shem Tov.

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'companion' or 'ally', tracing back to ancient Jewish tradition where it was the name of a Levite gatekeeper during King David's reign.

Unique and distinctive name of unknown origin, first popularized through its use in fantasy literature like "The Wheel of Time".

The unique name Kredence, of uncertain origin and meaning, has gained popularity in recent years, reflecting modern parents' desire for distinctive baby names.

Rare boys' name of uncertain origin, first recorded in 2015, with potential interpretations linked to creativity or belief systems.

Unique female given name of unknown origin, gaining popularity since 2003 despite its mysterious history and uncertain meaning, which remains open to interpretation.

Unique Greek name meaning "snow," associated with the god Hermes who was born amidst snowy peaks in ancient Greece.

Rare, exotic Greek name meaning 'curl-haired', inspired by Homer's Odyssey and symbolizing beauty and wisdom.

Rare American name, believed created in the late 20th century, possibly a variant of Crescent meaning 'half-moon'.

Rare American name derived from Old Norse 'Creatun', meaning 'to create'.

Distinctive Japanese name meaning "small bell," inspired by Buddhism's concept of emptiness.

American-origin given name with no specific meaning, created for its unique sound rather than linguistic significance.

Indian name from West Bengal, derived from Krishna and Shankar, two forms of revered Hindu deities.

Indian-origin name derived from Mahabharata, meaning 'the dark one' or 'all-attractive', signifying Lord Krishna's skin color and divine charm.

Indian-origin name derived from 'Krishi', meaning 'farmer' or 'agriculture'. It signifies a connection to nature and growth.

Recent, unisex name combining Greek 'lord' and Old English 'meadow', translating to 'lord of the meadow' with no historical or cultural ties.

Captivating name derived from the Greek word 'krissa,' meaning 'golden.'

American male name created by combining "Krist" from Christopher, meaning "bearer of Christ," with "-pher," derived from the Greek word for "to bear or carry.

Kristabel, of Hebrew origin, means "star" and signifies light, beauty, and celestial elegance.

Kristian is a Scandinavian name derived from Old Norse elements "kristr" (Christ) and "-ian" (follower of), meaning "follower of Christ.

Hungarian female given name derived from "kristály", meaning crystal, associated with clarity and brilliance.

Distinctive Spanish name meaning 'Christian', popular worldwide despite its unisex nature, signifying allegiance to Christianity since the Middle Ages.

Distinctive modern name created by blending Kristin/Kristen ('follower of Christ') with Lynn/Lynne ('lake/water'), resulting in an appealing name without a specific meaning but carrying the essence of both components.

Distinctive Hebrew name derived from Christopher, meaning "bearer of Christ." It's a modern variant with historical roots, once borne by royalty like Kristyan II of Denmark and Norway. Today, its rarity makes it memorable, while its classic foundation provides tradition.

Distinct Indian name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'action' or 'performance', associated with selfless duty in Hindu mythology.

Distinctive German name meaning 'circle' or 'village', associated with the prominent South African Kruger family, including President Paul Kruger.

German origin and means "cross.

Greek origin, meaning "gold". It's often used as a female given name but can also be used for males in some cultures.

Slavic name of Polish and Czech origin, derived from the Greek word 'chrysos' meaning 'gold'. Its two parts, 'kris' (snow/winter) and '-tov' (belonging/associated), suggest an interpretation of 'belonging to winter' or 'associated with snow'. Historically, notable figures like Saint Adalbert of Prague and Krystof Harant have borne this name, associating it with courage and adventure. Today, Krystof is popular in Slavic countries, carrying a rich historical legacy and unique meaning rooted in ancient Greek and Slavic languages.

Vietnamese origin and means "fragrance" or "perfume," symbolizing pleasant experiences and good fortune in Vietnamese culture.

Uncommon Irish name derived from Saint Cían, meaning 'ancient' or 'enduring'.

Slavic feminine given name derived from Greek 'Xenos', meaning 'stranger' or 'foreigner', popularized among early Christians as a martyr title.

Sanskrit name meaning "the knower of the field," originally referring to the Supreme Being in Hindu philosophy. Popularized by ancient Indian philosophers like Vallabha Acharya, it remains relatively rare outside India but carries significant spiritual and intellectual connotations.

Rare Indian given name derived from Sanskrit 'Kshona', meaning 'star'. In Hindu culture, it signifies the hope for the child to shine brightly throughout life.

Japanese given name derived from 'kubo', meaning 'clump of grass,' often associated with nature and growth. Historically significant figures like poet Kubo Ryoichi and painter Kubo Taichu have carried this name, while it's also gained international recognition through characters like Kubo Mirua in the animated film 'Kubo and the Two Strings'.

Distinctive American given name of unclear origin and meaning, possibly derived from the Polish-Ashkenazi Jewish surname Kubrick or inspired by film director Stanley Kubrick.

Rare Hawaiian name derived from "kuhuli," meaning "to be entangled or ensnared." It symbolizes resilience and determination, suggesting its bearer can navigate obstacles and emerge stronger.