Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 2306.

Rare yet significant Arabic name meaning 'to understand' or 'to comprehend', often associated with intelligence.

Hebrew boys' name derived from "maikel," meaning "like God." It signifies strength, power, and divine protection.

African origin name derived from Swahili "Makishi," meaning "the buyer." It reflects a wish for business success.

Rare African name derived from Swahili, combining 'maki' (to cut or shorten) and 'eya' (power), translating to 'power to overcome.'

Classic Japanese girls' name derived from two kanji characters: 'maki', meaning 'to wrap or bind around', and 'ko', referring to a child.

Hebrew name meaning 'stingy' or 'miserly', first appearing in the Talmud as one of seventy-two angelic princes. It has historical significance but remains rare today.

Recently coined first name, created by blending Makayla and Bailey. Pronounced MAY-kil-ee, it's of modern origin with no explicit meaning, but potentially interpreted as 'gift from God' or 'legal official'. It's unisex, most popular in English-speaking countries, and offers various nicknames like Makie or Kiley.

Makin is of Scottish origin, derived from MacKinnon, meaning 'son of John', and is associated with strength and heritage.

Swahili given name that means 'wisdom'.

Unique, yet mysterious name of unknown origin, not widely recognized and with no established etymology.

Scottish name derived from the Gaelic word 'Maighdeannach', meaning 'maiden' or 'virgin'. It was popular among Highland clans and became associated with the MacKinnon clan, gaining worldwide recognition for its unique and meaningful significance.

Rare American name created by author T.C. Boyle for his character Makinzey McCarthy in "The Road to Wellville" (1993). Its origins and meaning are uncertain, but some interpret it as a blend of Irish and Scottish surnames. Since its introduction, Makinsey has been given to 17 baby girls in the U.S., making it an unusual yet memorable choice.

Distinctive Japanese name derived from the kanji characters meaning "truth" or "genuine," with a rich history dating back to the Heian period and carrying cultural significance in Japan today.

Hebrew feminine given name meaning "song," derived from the Hebrew word "ma'kora." Traditionally given to girls born on Shavuot, it evokes ancient musical associations and Jewish historical significance.

Traditional Greek masculine name derived from the ancient Greek "Μάκης", meaning 'from Macintosh', an apple variety known for its red color and sweet taste.

Swahili girl's name meaning "the one who arrives," derived from the word "makuja.

Japanese given name and surname that translates to "true" or "genuine", derived from the word "makoto" meaning truth or sincerity. It was traditionally given to children expected to embody honesty and integrity. Today, it's internationally recognized and often chosen for its cultural significance despite its Japanese origin. Pronounced "Ma-kee-tah".

Captivating Japanese name meaning 'scroll,' popularized during the Edo period for its connection to wisdom and art.

Japanese given name derived from "真" (ma) meaning "true," and "喜" (ki) meaning "happiness," signifying "true happiness.

Unique African American girl's name derived from Swahili 'makia', meaning 'intelligent' or 'wise', reflecting high regard for intellect in many African cultures.

African Swahili name meaning "beauty," embodying hope for inner and outer attractiveness, good fortune, and cultural pride.

Latin-origin name meaning "greatest," derived from the Latin word "maximus.

Hawaiian name meaning 'parent' or 'ancestor,' symbolizing respect and reverence towards family heritage.

Unique African-American name derived from the Arabic 'Mahkiah,' meaning 'like God' or 'God-like.'

Intriguing African-derived female name of Yoruba origin, meaning "the child has returned," symbolizing connection with ancestors and warmth towards new beginnings.

Hebrew male given name meaning "messenger" or "angel", associated with the prophet Malachi in the Old Testament and St. Malachy, the patron saint of Ireland.

Hebrew male given name that translates to 'messenger'.

Rare Latin-derived name whose meaning varies but generally signifies softness or peace.

African-origin name from Swahili, meaning "king" and signifying power and leadership.

Swahili name meaning "angel" or "messenger from God," originating from African culture where malaika serve as guardians, intermediaries between heaven and earth, and sources of artistic inspiration.

Rare name of uncertain origin, potentially derived from Hawaiian "mala" meaning leaves or Slavic Malina meaning little darling, though its true meaning remains elusive despite its growing popularity.

Enchanting name with unknown origins and meaning, yet it evokes softness and femininity due to its pronunciation, making it a distinctive choice for parents seeking something special.

Rare French feminine given name derived from the Occitan word 'malain', meaning 'ugly'.

African name of Igbo origin from Nigeria, meaning 'my heart has found joy' and often pronounced as 'Ma-la-hee-ya', reflecting its musical sound.

African Yoruba name meaning 'beloved by the community'.

Hawaiian name derived from "malaki," meaning "large or abundant." Traditionally given to boys born into large families, it was believed to ensure prosperity.

Distinctive Hebrew name meaning 'messenger' or 'angel', popularized by the prophet Malachi in the Old Testament.

Hawaiian name that means "calm" or "peaceful," embodying serenity and harmony.

Distinctive African name of South African origin, derived from the Xhosa word "umalaye" meaning "twin".

Malandra is an African-origin name meaning "calm" or "peaceful".