Female and male names most popular from last year - page 1900.

Hungarian origin, means 'famous warrior', reflecting its historical significance through figures like Ladislaus I of Hungary.

Unique and historic masculine given name derived from Slavic elements 'ladna' meaning "fair" or "beautiful," and 'slav' which means "glory," translating to "fair glory" or "beautiful fame." Popularized by several Hungarian kings, notably Saint Ladislaus I who ruled from 1077 to 1095, this name remains relatively rare today yet holds significant historical and cultural importance.

The masculine given name Ladislav has Czech and Slovak origins, with its elements meaning 'harmony' and 'glory'.

Unique female name of Slavic origin, translating to 'glorious woman'.

Rare Greek male name derived from the word 'ladon,' meaning 'the wagtail' bird.

Rare yet captivating Greek name, meaning 'waving sea' or 'sea wave', associated with Ladona, the mythical goddess of waves and mother of Sirens.

Uncommon yet powerful Yoruba name meaning 'the one who is wealthy'.

Rare Hebrew female name derived from "ladoniy," meaning "my palm.

Unique African name of Yoruba origin from Nigeria, predominantly given to girls but also used for boys. Its meaning, "Wealth brings honor" or "Honorable wealth," reflects the wish of parents to bestow pride, dignity, and prosperity upon their child.

Distinctive French given name of unknown origin and meaning, thought to possibly be derived from the surname LaDonne or a variant spelling of Laurent.

African American name meaning "beautiful lady," combining French "la" and Italian "donna.

Unisex French name meaning "gift from God." It has been used in France since the Middle Ages, with some believing it was given to children deemed blessed or chosen by God due to medieval religious fervor. Today, Ladonne remains relatively uncommon but is still admired for its unique sound and meaning.

Rare African-American feminine given name with uncertain origins and meanings, though some theories suggest it could be a variant spelling of Ladonna or derived from African languages like Swahili or Yoruba. Despite its unclear history, the name has gained popularity among African-American communities since at least 1985 and has been popularized by celebrities such as Raven-Symoné.

Unisex Yoruba name of African origin, meaning either "Gift of God" or "One who brings happiness.

Unique African given name meaning 'beauty' in Igbo, originating from Nigeria but popular in the United States.

African-origin given name with a distinct meaning: "One who guides and brings happiness".

African name of Igbo origin, meaning 'wealthy child' or 'child who brings wealth.'

Ladonyà is a Hungarian given name derived from "lado" meaning "sun" and "nya" meaning "mine", combining to mean "my sun".

Unique Spanish female name derived from the words 'la' and 'dora', signifying 'the gift of God'.

Unique Greek name whose meaning is often associated with the goddess Hera, symbolizing wisdom, grace, and beauty. Its origins remain somewhat debated among scholars but it may be derived from "laos," meaning "people" or "nation," or could be a variant of Laurence, meaning "laurel tree." Despite its rarity throughout history, Ladoris stands out for its elegance and mystery, making it an appealing choice for parents who appreciate uniqueness.

Thai name composed of "Lada" meaning rose and "Ya" meaning night, thus signifying 'Night Rose'.

French origin, translating to 'to load' or 'burden'.

Unique and meaningful African name derived from the Yoruba culture of Nigeria, meaning 'crown' and symbolizing royalty, power, and dignity.

Unique African name derived from Mandinka 'Ladrarema', meaning "God has favored me".

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'watchful' or 'guardian', derived from 'shomer'. It evolved from Shomer through various iterations to its current form.

Rare female name of unknown origin, meaning unclear, but widely used for its unique sound and spelling.

Rare male name of African origin, likely from the Ewe people of West Africa, with an uncertain meaning possibly related to 'ladzi', meaning 'to follow'.

Ladrina, of Spanish origin, is a rare yet striking female name derived from the Latin 'ladro', meaning 'thief'. Historically used in honor of the Virgin Mary, 'the thief of hearts', it carries a rich tradition and connection to this powerful figure.

Uncommon African name meaning "warrior son" from the Mandinka tribe's word "lad".

Rare, African-origin female name meaning "the one who brings happiness.

Scottish name derived from Gaelic, meaning 'healer', reflecting its ancient tradition and respect.

Rare yet powerful Hebrew female name meaning "tree," symbolizing growth, strength, and enduring beauty.

Distinctive Belgian name derived from the municipality of Laeken in Brussels, known for its royal palace. It means "lake" in Old Dutch, reflecting the area's marshy past.

Belgian name derived from the Old Dutch word 'Laken', meaning 'linen'. It originates from the municipality of Laeken near Brussels and has been in use since the 12th century.

Rare yet captivating name of Latin origin meaning "bay tree" or "laurel," symbolizing victory and strength.

Captivating Hawaiian name meaning "banner of heaven," symbolizing one chosen by heaven and embodying courage and skill.

Unique Latin-derived female name that means 'from the camp' or 'from the military encampment', reflecting its historical association with Roman warfare.

Unique African name of Swahili origin that signifies 'life', carrying profound meaning and depth.

Distinctive Welsh given name derived from the ancient word "llaeth," meaning "milk." It was originally used for both boys and girls but is now more commonly associated with males.

The feminine given name Laetitia has Latin origins and means happiness or joy, deriving from the Latin words 'laetus' meaning happy or joyful, and '-itia' denoting a state or quality. It was used as an adjective in ancient Rome and later adopted as a female given name in medieval Europe, popular among nobility. Today, it remains a classic choice with famous bearers including French singer Laeticia Hallyday and Belgian tennis player Justine Henin.