Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1435.

The uncommon name Moli has unknown origins and unclear meaning.

Attractive and popular given name of Irish origin, derived from the ancient Irish surname "Ó Maoilíosa" meaning "servant of Saint John.

Uncommon yet meaningful Irish name composed of "Moll," meaning devotee of St. John or wish for a boy, and "Anne," meaning grace or favor. It signifies a graceful devotee of St. John or a wish for a boy bestowed with grace.

The name Momar has West African Fulani roots, signifying 'protector', reflecting its bearer's strength and courage.

Momoroluwa is a Nigerian-Yoruba name meaning 'Lord owns much', reflecting ancient beliefs in names' power over destiny.

Unique Spanish name derived from Latin "monasterium", meaning monastery. Historically associated with spirituality in medieval Spain, today it stands as a distinctive and meaningful choice for those seeking a memorable moniker, regardless of religious affiliation.

Unique English name derived from the first day of the week, often associated with new beginnings or resilience.

Rare yet striking Italian name derived from Mondelli, meaning 'world' or 'universe', historically associated with cosmopolitan individuals.

Distinctive African-American given name coined by author Sapphire for her character Precious Jones in the novel "Push". Pronounced /ˈmoʊni/, it's often associated with wealth, but its creator left its meaning open to interpretation. The character Monee represents empowerment and endurance amidst adversity, making it a unique choice with profound cultural significance.

Arabic name meaning 'generous' or 'giving freely', derived from the root word 'naba'a'.

Nigerian Yoruba name meaning 'encounter with God'.

Rare Persian name meaning 'light,' popularized by 19th-century poet Haji Feraidun in his epic poem 'Moniram'.

French origin, derived from Monique, which means "solemn" or "unique".

The name Monreaux has French roots, derived from "Mont Royal," meaning "Royal Mountain." It originally referred to Montreal city, founded by French colonists in 1642. Over time, influenced by English language and culture, the name evolved into Monreaux but remains deeply connected to its French origins. Those bearing this name are often seen as confident individuals with a regal air, associated with beauty and grace. Throughout history, notable figures have carried this prestigious name, which continues to symbolize French Canadian cultural heritage.

Rare African name of Malinke origin, potentially meaning "born on Monday", but its exact meaning remains uncertain.

Distinctive Spanish name derived from "monserrate," meaning "serrated mountain." It originates from the Montserrat mountain range in Spain and conveys strength and courage.

Unique feminine given name of Latin origin, derived from 'montanus', meaning 'of the mountain'.

Unique French given name derived from "montaviòu," meaning "mountain view." It's inspired by the stunning landscapes of the French Alps in Provence.

Italian boys' name meaning 'mountain', derived from the Italian word for high point.

Rare unisex given name of Spanish origin, derived from California's Monterey Bay city. Its meaning remains uncertain, though some tie it to 'montera' hats or the Monterreal family.

Unique African name of Swahili origin meaning 'strong as thunder', combining the words monte (mountain) and erus (thunder).

Unique Spanish-derived given name with uncertain origins but possible ties to mountainscapes.

Uncommon yet powerful unisex name of Native American origin, meaning "he who is like a hummingbird on a mountain," derived from Nahuatl elements "monte" (mountain) and "tzumah" (hummingbird).

African origin name from Ghana's Ashanti people, derived from 'Muntie' meaning 'born on Tuesday', carrying cultural significance and strength.

The American name Montrail originates from the French word 'montagne', meaning mountain, coined in the early 20th century to evoke adventure and nature.

Rare, uniquely American given name coined in the late 19th century, with no specific meaning or etymology.

Montgomery is a Scottish surname and given name meaning "from the mountaineer's settlement," derived from the historic Scottish place name Montgomery. It gained popularity as a first name in the mid-19th century in the United States and has been associated with notable figures like World War II British field marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, known as "Monty.

American given name coined by author Tim O'Brien in his 1978 novel, "The Things They Carried," named after a character's grandmother's cat with no specific cultural or linguistic association.

Moonlight, derived from the natural phenomenon of moonlight, suggests a connection to the cosmos and the mystical allure of the night sky.

Rare and intriguing Spanish name derived from "moro" (black) and "aima" (beloved), reflecting the African cultural influences in Spain during Moorish rule.

African-origin female name meaning "my heart is beautiful" in English, derived from the Yoruba tribe's language.

Hebrew-origin name meaning 'light', derived from the Hebrew word 'or'.

Spanish name derived from "morera," meaning mulberry tree.

Captivating African name meaning "Beautiful Power" or "Handsome Strength," derived from the Yoruba language, reflecting the legacy of a wise and compassionate queen.

Nigerian Yoruba name that means "Owner of rejoicing".

Hebrew name meaning 'my light', significant in both Jewish tradition and Christian symbolism.

Distinctive Hebrew name derived from 'Moshe', meaning 'drawn out' or 'saved from water'. It's a modern variant of Moses, sharing its rich biblical history.

Arabic name derived from "musawwir," meaning "shaper" or "creator." It honors Allah, the Creator in Islam, and is sometimes used as a variant of Muhammad.

Uncommon English given name derived from the historic surname of the same origin, believed to mean 'woodland clearing'.

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'drawing out'.