Female and male names most popular from last year - page 1626.

Rare, powerful French name derived from 'jacque,' meaning 'to seize' or 'grasp.' Originally a medieval nickname for brave individuals, it now carries a rich history and strong meaning.

African-derived name meaning 'one who brings joy', popularized in the U.S. since the late 20th century.

African American variant of Jacques, meaning "supplanter," and reflects the search for identity during the Great Migration.

Beautiful, rare African female given name derived from Ghanaian name Kofi Annan meaning "born on Friday," gaining popularity due to association with diplomat Kofi Annan.

Rare Spanish girl's name derived from "jacaranda," a purple-flowering South American tree, symbolizing elegance and beauty in Spanish culture.

Elegant female name of African origin, derived from Swahili 'Jacita' meaning 'pure heart'. It symbolizes purity, grace, and strength.

Jacqueline is a classic French female name derived from Jacques, meaning 'supplanter' or 'to follow'.

American feminine given name derived from a combination of Jacqueline (French for "God is gracious") and Lynn (English for "from the lake"), blending French elegance and English simplicity.

Modern blend of Jacqueline ('God is gracious') and Lynn ('from the lake'), creating a unique name that combines elegance with simplicity.

Jacquoia is a distinctive French-origin name derived from "jaque," meaning "to seize" or "to grasp." Historically associated with warriors, it has evolved to encompass both masculine and feminine forms, now popular for girls due to its symbolism of strength and courage.

Rare, unique name blending Latin and Greek elements meaning "God is gracious maiden.

The name Jaquory is an American invention with no specific meaning or history, created for uniqueness.

Rare African name derived from 'Kaya', meaning 'king' or 'ruler', and prefixed with 'Ja-' for modernity.

African origin, means 'one man' in Swahili.

Unique African-American name created by combining Jacque (French variant of Hebrew Jacob) and Ron (short form of Ronald). It's believed to mean "land of secrets" or "one who supplants secrets," with notable figures like Jacques Cousteau and Ronald Reagan connected through its component names.

Jaraad, of Middle Eastern origin, means 'thunder' in Arabic, invoking ancient Mesopotamian storm god protection and blessing.

Middle Eastern name, believed to be Arabic in origin, meaning "dancing" or "quick movement," with historical significance as the name of notable figures like poet Jaradeh Al-Kalbi.

Modern, unique given name with unknown origins and no established meaning, possibly created as a blend of two names or invented entirely.

Uncommon name of unknown origin and meaning, with no known historical or cultural significance.

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'to fear' or 'to tremble,' historically associated with Jewish culture as it appears in the Old Testament.

Rare yet captivating Hebrew name meaning 'to fear' or 'tremble', originally attributed to one of Caleb's sons in the Old Testament.

The Spanish-origin name Jarai, meaning 'beauty and happiness' like the melodious jaraje bird, was traditionally given to children born with distinctive features or unique personality.

Uncommon Arabic name meaning 'early' or 'morning', with historical roots in ancient Arabian Bedouin tribes.

Rare male given name of Old Germanic origin. Its meaning combines 'gear' (spear) with 'wald' (power or ruler), translating to 'powerful with a spear'. This historical name, reflecting its early medieval roots, is less common today but offers parents a distinctive and meaningful option.

African name of Ashanti origin from Ghana, meaning "peaceful warrior." It combines elements "jara" meaning peace and "mia" signifying power.

Rare yet captivating Scottish name derived from the Middle English word "gerard," meaning "spear-strong" or "brave with the spear.

Hebrew origin, means "God will exalt." A variant spelling of Jeramy, itself derived from the Greek Hieremyes meaning "commander" or "ruler," Jaramy stands out with its unique sound and modern popularity despite lacking a lengthy historical usage.

Indonesian name derived from the Old Javanese word "jarak," meaning "distance" or "difference.

French name derived from Gerhart or Geirhard, meaning "strong spear," reflecting a warrior spirit.

Hebrew origin, meaning 'to flow', and is believed to originate from the Hebrew word 'yarah'.

African origin from the Igbo people of Nigeria and Cameroon, translating to 'Mother has come home' or 'Child born during a journey.'

Jarahyah is a unique Hebrew girl's name meaning 'moon', associated with moonlight and serenity.

Rare Hebrew given name meaning "to descend" or "flow down," derived from the Hebrew word for flowing water. Its biblical significance lies in its connection to the Jordan River, making it a unique choice with profound spiritual and cultural implications.

Unisex Persian name derived from "jardun," meaning "earth" or "land." Traditionally given to boys, it honors the Earth and its bounty, with roots dating back centuries in Persia (now Iran). While popular among families with Persian heritage, Jardan remains relatively rare internationally.

Persian given name that means "from the garden" in Farsi.

Distinctively Hebrew given name that means 'to descend' or 'flow down', potentially referencing water flowing from a high place like a mountain or hill.

French origin, meaning "garden", derived from the French word "jardin".

French origin, meaning 'garden', derived from the French word for garden.

Rare Basque given name derived from the word "jar", meaning "to flow" or "to stream". It was traditionally given to children living near rivers or streams, reflecting a historic naming practice among Basques after natural features.

English name with a floral meaning derived from 'garden', symbolizing lush greenery and blossoms.