Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 2111.

Junius is a Latin-origin name derived from the Roman gens Junia, meaning 'daring' or 'youthful', historically associated with brave individuals like Brutus the Elder and Brutus the Younger.

Unique female name of Latin origin, derived from "Iunius," meaning "of June." It was created in Spain during the Middle Ages by adding the feminine suffix "-etta" to Junius.

Rare female given name of Latin origin, derived from "iunius" meaning "of June," and associated with the Roman goddess Juno.

Spanish-origin name meaning 'younger', commonly used as both a surname and given name to distinguish between people sharing the same first name.

Unique, Latin-derived name meaning "of June," associated with the sixth month in the Roman calendar. Its popularity has endured through history due to its association with Saint Junianus and its adaptability across cultures.

Rare Latin-origin given name derived from the ancient Roman gens Junius, meaning 'youthful' or 'juvenile,' associated with leadership and courage throughout history.

Unique feminine name of Spanish origin, derived from Juanita, meaning "graced by God" or "God is gracious".

Japanese girls' name derived from "juni," meaning "twelve," symbolizing balance and completeness.

Traditional Japanese feminine name which translates to 'pure child', expressing hope for an innocent upbringing. Its popularity spans centuries, from the Edo period to present day, reflecting its enduring cultural significance.

Feminine Japanese name meaning "pure" or "gentle," derived from the word "jun" with the suffix "-ne.

Charming Japanese given name meaning "orderly" or "arranged", originating from ancient culture as a term of endearment for young girls, and now recognized worldwide.

Japanese name meaning 'obedient' or 'peaceful', gaining worldwide popularity despite its traditional Asian roots.

Unique Spanish name derived from the word 'juniper', referencing the hardy evergreen shrub, symbolizing growth and resilience.

Junius is a rare but distinct Latin-derived given name, first used during the Roman Empire. It is thought to mean "born in June" or "of Jupiter," and is associated with the ancient patrician gens Junii, known for their prominent roles in Roman politics and military affairs, including Gaius Junius Brutus, one of the first consuls of the Roman Republic.

Arabic name meaning "beautiful," associated with elegance and grace, and historically significant in Islamic culture, carrying religious meanings and notable figures like Junus Khan.

Catalan name derived from Juníper, meaning juniper tree or shrub, and historically associated with Saint Juniperus, a Christian martyr. It symbolizes nature, growth, perseverance, and spirituality.

Popular Japanese boy's name originating from the kanji characters 純 (jun) meaning 'pure' and 也 (ya) meaning 'also'. It has been used by Japanese nobility for centuries and now enjoys international recognition.

Uncommon Igbo Nigerian name derived from "Juko" meaning praise and "Ana" meaning father, interpreted as "Praise Father".

Rare Lithuanian name meaning 'singer' or 'poet', famously linked to the tragic sea nymph in Lithuanian folklore.

Rare yet meaningful Hebrew female name derived from "Yireh," meaning "God will see" or "God sees," implying divine omnipresence and vigilance.

Unknown origin, with no established meaning or history. It is believed to possibly derive from the French word for horse mackerel fish, but this theory remains unconfirmed.

Distinctive male name of African origin, derived from the Swahili word 'jumuia', meaning 'union' or 'group', and combined with the English suffix '-ell'.

Rare French male given name derived from 'Guiral', associated with the noble Guirald family, possibly referencing wildflowers native to southern France.

Masculine given name of Arabic origin, derived from the word "jaram" meaning "to throw" or "to cast".

Beautiful French-origin female name derived from "juré," meaning "sworn" or "oath.

Rare Hebrew female name meaning "may she flow" or "she will flow," derived from the word "yarah" which signifies fluidity and adaptability, often linked to biblical figures like Hezron's wife.

Dutch name of Latin origin, meaning "youthful" or "downy", popularized during the Middle Ages and associated with strength, courage, and wisdom. It was notably carried by Jurian Knipper, a renowned 17th-century Dutch artist, and remains beloved among Dutch families who cherish their cultural heritage.

Unique and captivating name of Latin origin, derived from "iustitia," meaning justice or fairness. It was popular during the Middle Ages in Spain for daughters born into noble families, and is associated with strength, wisdom, elegance, and a deep sense of justice.

Arabic name meaning 'flowing water', derived from the Arabic word for river or stream.

Latvian male name of Baltic origin, derived from "jūras" meaning "sea", and signifies one who belongs to or is connected with the sea.

Rare Lithuanian female given name derived from "žūrys," meaning "deer," symbolizing grace, speed, and strength.

Unique Basque girls' name derived from "jur", meaning "oath" or "pledge".

The name Jurlean originates from ancient Greece, where it derives from the word 'juris', meaning 'law'. It signifies someone associated with law or justice.

Unique French name created by combining "jardin" (garden) and "lune" (moon), symbolizing a garden bathed in moonlight.

Unique female given name of Slavic origin, meaning "earth" or "land," embodying qualities of fertility, growth, and connection to nature.

Jurnee, of African American origin, means 'constant' or 'steady'.

English male given name derived from Old English words "eorl" (nobleman or warrior) and "sceal" (shall), signifying "noble warrior who shall be".

Dutch origin, derived from the Latin 'Iurius' meaning 'lawyer' or 'just', and is pronounced /ˈjʏr.ri.jə(n)/.

African American name of Hebrew origin, derived from Joshua meaning 'God is salvation', combined with Shawn, popularized in African American naming traditions.

Modern variant of the Hebrew name Joshua, meaning "God is salvation," prominent in biblical and Jewish history.