Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1473.
Simmon
Simon is a Latin-derived name meaning "he who hears" or "obey," popularized by the apostle Simon Peter in the Bible.
Simonpeter
The distinctive name Simonpeter originates from Hebrew 'shim'on' (meaning 'he has heard') and Greek 'Petros' ('rock'), reflecting qualities of attentiveness and stability.
Simranjit
Punjabi name composed of 'Simran' meaning remembrance and 'Jit' signifying victory, thus conveying the idea of 'victory through meditation'.
Simreet
Indian origin name derived from Sanskrit 'Simarasa', meaning 'having a good taste or flavor'. It is associated with beauty and grace, and is often used in Hindu mythology and literature to represent the goddess of beauty and prosperity.
Sims
Unisex name of Germanic origin, derived from the Old Norse 'Simmarr', meaning 'twin'. Originally more common among males, its usage has increased for females in recent years. Notable bearers include Sims Snowden, an American lawyer and politician of the 19th century. Today, it remains a popular choice worldwide.
Simyah
Simiya is an uncommon yet captivating Arabic name meaning 'scented', often associated with pleasant aromas and believed by Muslims to be one of the names of Paradise.
Sinan
Turkish origin, derived from the Arabic word 'Sa'een', meaning 'hunter'.
Sinatra
Frank Sinatra's first name, Frank, means "free" or "spear," while his middle name, Narrator, signifies "narrator" or "storyteller." Born in Hoboken, New Jersey to Italian immigrants, Sinatra was named after Franklin D. Roosevelt by parents hoping for a future leader.
Sinatra
Italian origin, means "left" or "south," possibly referring to individuals who lived on the left side of a village or had lands south of a town.
Sincer
Rare but distinctive male name of Latin origin, derived from 'sincerus', meaning 'pure' or 'genuine', associated with sincerity and truthfulness.
Sinia
Greek origin, derived from "sinion", meaning "small purple flower". It's associated with Iris sinensis and has historical significance, including Saint Sinia, a fourth-century martyr. Today, Sinia is popular in Greece as a unisex name with a unique sound and meaning.
Sinncere
The female given name Sincere originates from Latin 'sincerus', meaning 'pure' or 'genuine', embodying honesty and integrity.
Sintia
Rare Latin-derived name, meaning 'to be', associated with existence and destiny, and originally linked to the Roman goddess of fate.
Siosaia
Unique Polynesian name from Tonga, where the first part "Sio" represents Friday, dedicated to the god Tonga, and the second part "Aia" means 'to exist'. It signifies spiritual presence in community and ancestral connection.
Sipara
Unique African name of Yoruba origin, meaning "the world is at peace," embodying harmony and tranquility.
Sircarter
Uncommon first name with unknown origins and meaning, first recorded in the late 20th century. It may be a blend of "circus" and "artery," but this explanation is purely speculative.
Sirenna
Sirenna, an Italian feminine given name, originates from 'Sirena,' the Latin word for 'mermaid.' In Greek mythology, sirens were dangerous creatures luring sailors to shipwrecks with their enchanting music.
Sirius
Latin-derived male given name meaning "glowing", associated with the brightest star in the night sky, and having significant influences on human emotions in astrology.
Sirkyng
Unique, possibly invented name of uncertain origin and meaning.
Sisa
Sisa is of African origin, primarily used by the Igbo people of Nigeria. Its meaning is "God has done well," expressing gratitude for divine blessings.
Sisilia
Unique Italian female name derived from the island region of Sicily, signifying a strong connection to land and heritage.
Sitlaly
Unique Mayan-derived feminine name meaning "Star Flower," originating in Guatemala and reflecting Maya's astronomical knowledge.
Siul
Rare, unusual name of unknown origin with no established meaning in any known language or culture. Its uniqueness lies in its rarity and lack of traditional associations.
Sixten
Scandinavian name of Swedish origin meaning 'victory of Thor'.
Sixx
Recently coined name of unknown origin, gaining popularity for its uniqueness despite lacking historical significance or cultural ties.
Siyaa
Arabic-origin name meaning 'beautiful' or 'attractive', with roots tracing back thousands of years to ancient Arabian culture.
Siyam
Arabic origin, signifies "fasting," an essential pillar of Islam, symbolizing self-discipline, spirituality, and devotion.
Siyanni
Igbo Nigerian name meaning 'patience', reflecting qualities parents hope their children embody.
Siyer
Turkish name meaning 'poetry' or 'recitation', derived from the Arabic roots, connected historically to renowned Sufi poet Rumi.
Siyere
Unique first name of West African origin, specifically from the Igbo ethnic group of Nigeria. It means 'my heart is happy'.
Siyir
Rare Turkish name meaning 'poetry', symbolizing Turkey's rich literary tradition.
Skarlit
Captivating female name of Spanish origin, derived from 'escarlata,' meaning scarlet.
Skielynn
Modern, blended name created in the early 21st century by combining Skyler ("scholar") and Lynn ("from the lake").
Skilee
Skylee, of unknown origin and meaning, was created by Stephenie Meyer for her Twilight Saga series.
Skiler
Skylar is an English given name of Old Norse origin, meaning "shielder" or "protector.
Skyana
Skyana, Latin in origin, translates to 'god is merciful'. Its celestial reference and connotation of divine compassion make it an uncommon yet appealing female name.
Skyelee
Skyelee: Unique girls' name of unknown origin, no traditional meanings, popular in English-speaking countries.
Skyeler
American coined name with no specific language origin. Some interpret its sound and spelling to mean "sky" and "eagle," symbolizing freedom, strength, and power.
Skyemarie
Unique female name originating from the US in the late 20th century, combining 'Skye' and 'Marie', with no specific historical significance.
Skyia
Modern, unique name with unknown origins and unclear meaning, often interpreted as "sky" or "heavenly," but without concrete evidence.