Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1447.

Japanese origin, derived from "oho," meaning "many." Though not traditionally significant in Japanese or Chinese culture as a personal name, Oh has gained popularity in English-speaking countries due to its unique sound and spelling.

Rare German name derived from "hild," meaning "battle" or "struggle," conveying strength and resilience.

Intriguing name of uncertain Hebrew origin, recently gaining popularity due to its association with power, grace, and uniqueness.

Sanskrit name meaning "radiant with energy," derived from "Oja" (energy) and "Swi" (light).

Masculine Yoruba name from Nigeria, meaning "wealth brings joy".

Nigerian Yoruba male name meaning 'Wealthy Gentleman', historically reserved for royal families or high-ranking individuals.

Unique Yoruba name from Nigeria, meaning "Wealth will increase".

Male given name of Nigerian origin that means "Meet with God" in English.

Nigerian name of Yoruba origin, composed of 'Ola' (wealth) and 'Subomi' (to arrive), translating to 'Wealth has arrived'.

Nigerian Yoruba name meaning "Meet us with wealth".

Norwegian masculine given name derived from Old Norse Áleifr, meaning 'noble desire'.

Yoruba name meaning "wealth has met me", often given to those expected to prosper.

Rare yet captivating Greek name that means "all" or "whole".

Popular Ukrainian name of ancient Slavic origin, meaning "holy" or "light", associated with nobility and resistance throughout history.

Olibier is a rare Catalan name derived from "olibèr", meaning "olive tree", symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Distinctively spelled name of Hebrew origin, derived from Oliver meaning "olive tree," yet its roots trace back to Germany during the Middle Ages as a variation of Olaf, ultimately stemming from Old Norse Áleifr, signifying "every heir.

Igbo name from Nigeria and Cameroon, meaning "to think clearly," embodying wisdom and intelligence.

Latin-derived name meaning 'olive', primarily masculine but also used as female in some cultures.

Unique, modern name combining 'Olivia', meaning peace from Latin's olive tree, with 'Faith', symbolizing belief in Christian traditions.

Unique English girl's name combining Olivia ("olive tree") and Jane ("graced by God").

Lithuanian name derived from Olimpiada, meaning 'related to the Olympics'.

Hebrew girl's name meaning 'peace', derived from the Hebrew word 'shalom'. It's associated with the olive tree, symbolizing strength and wisdom.

Shortened form of the Finnish names Oskari or Oskar, derived from the Old Norse name Áskell, meaning "ash tree" and "spear". It is associated with masculinity, strength, and courage in Finnish culture.

Rare, distinctive name with unknown origins; though believed by some to be a variant of Scottish 'elf warrior' Ollie, evidence remains inconclusive.

Norwegian surname derived from the Old Norse 'Áleifr', meaning "elf warrior". It's one of Norway's most common surnames and can also be used as a given name for boys.

Nigerian Yoruba female name meaning "Royalty has waited for me," symbolizing patience and anticipation, while also referencing the supreme deity Olodumare.

Nigerian Yoruba name meaning "God found me," reflecting divine intervention and purpose in one's life.

Yoruba name from Nigeria that means "Lord protects".

Nigerian name of Yoruba origin, composed of 'Oluwa' (Lord/God), 'Fe'yo' (rejoice) and '-kemi' (holds), meaning 'God makes me happy, holds joy.'

Nigerian name composed of "Oluwa" meaning Lord/Owner, and "Fikayo" meaning to succeed or make way, interpreted as "The Lord makes a way to succeed.

Yoruba name meaning 'God caused expansion, and I am favored by Him'.

Nigerian name composed of "Oluwa" (owner/lord) and "Folarinde" (let the owner have mercy), translating to "May God have mercy".

Unique Nigerian Yoruba name meaning 'please God give us fortune', reflecting a plea for divine abundance.

Yoruba male name meaning "The Lord meets with wealth.

Nigerian-Yoruba name meaning "God has granted me joy.

Nigerian name of Yoruba origin meaning "God owns happiness".

Nigerian-Yoruba female name meaning "Joy brought by the Lord," symbolizing divine intervention's role in bringing happiness to life.

Rare Welsh feminine given name derived from the ancient word 'olen', meaning 'white' or 'silver'. It is associated with the white snowdrop flowers that bloom in winter in Wales.

Welsh name derived from "ol" meaning 'foot' and "gwen" meaning 'white', translating to 'white footprint'.

Modern Greek variant of Olivia, meaning 'olive tree' or 'peace'.