Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 2532.

Distinctive Scandinavian name derived from Norse Rikar, meaning "powerful" or "strong", popular among Viking warriors and leaders.

Unique female given name of uncertain Hawaiian origin, possibly meaning "to cry/bind" with no widely recognized historical associations.

Uncommon female given name derived from Norwegian 'rikki', meaning powerful, combined with Welsh suffix '-lynn', signifying 'from the lake'. This hybrid of Nordic and Celtic influences results in a name that symbolizes strength by the water.

Distinctive Japanese name meaning 'powerful' or 'strong', often given to girls but suitable for boys too, symbolizing mental and physical fortitude.

Unique Japanese given name derived from the six historical provinces of Rikuchū in northeastern Honshu island, with no specific gender association.

Unisex name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman clan name Ricinus, which was thought to mean "bushy haired". The name means "powerful" and has gained popularity in recent times, particularly in Western countries. It is often associated with individuals who are strong-willed, independent, and confident. Rikky's short and lively sound makes it appealing as a given name or nickname. Its spelling variations include Riky, Ryki, and Rykey. Not tied to any specific cultural traditions or historical figures, Rikky can be adopted by families from diverse backgrounds.

Rare, unconventional Japanese given name composed of the characters Ri ("to leave") and Ki ("tree"), signifying "leaving tree".

Captivating Japanese name composed of "Ri" meaning lucky or auspicious and "Kya" signifying song or melody, representing good fortune through music.

Modern, phonetically appealing name with unknown origins and no established meaning in any known language.

Hebrew-derived name meaning "to bind" or "to tie," historically associated with wise women like Rilda, wife of Moab.

Unusual Irish name derived from Réalt, meaning "star," originally associated with an Irish goddess in mythology.

Irish origin name, derived from the surname Ó Rioghláin meaning "descendant of Roghlaigh", which translates to "little king" or "kinglet".

Uncommon Irish name derived from the surname "O'Righigh," meaning "descendant of the king.

Riley is an Irish given name meaning 'courageous', derived from the surname O'Ruadhleigh, associated with ancient Celtic septs and legendary heroes like Cuchulainn.

Uncommon feminine given name of unknown origin, with no widely recognized meaning or historical precedent.

Uncommon yet captivating name of unknown origin, with some associating it metaphorically with depth and resilience due to its French word connection 'rille' meaning 'groove'. Despite its unclear historical significance, Rillie has been used as a given name for both boys and girls throughout history.

Distinctive Latin-origin name derived from "remus", meaning 'oar' or 'rowing', popularized during the Roman Empire in honor of Mars.

Rare Hebrew name derived from "re'el" meaning friend/companion and "lo" meaning not/no.

African-origin given name meaning "patient one" or "the patient," attributed to its components: ril ("patience") and -wan (suffix denoting possession).

Riley is an Irish name meaning 'courageous', derived from the Gaelic word 'riogh' for king.

Lithuanian male given name of uncertain origin, coined by Vincas Kudirka for his son in 1893. Despite theories linking it to 'rimti' (to thresh) or Rimvydas ('strong, powerful'), its exact meaning remains unclear.

Distinctive male given name of Lithuanian origin, derived from "rimas" meaning 'rhythm' or 'meter', often associated with poetry.

Arabic girls' name meaning "beautiful in the morning," derived from the word "ramz" and considered auspicious in Islamic culture.

Unique female name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'prosperous' or 'abundant'.

Italian name derived from Germanic 'Ranulf', meaning 'famous wolf'. It's notable in Dante's 'Divine Comedy' and was borne by Italian condottiero Rinaldo d'Este.

Italian name derived from "rinascita," meaning rebirth or renaissance.

Rare yet captivating Scandinavian name derived from the Old Norse "rinda," signifying "to protect" or "shield.

Indonesian unisex name meaning "darling" or "beloved", originating from the Javanese language and reflecting the importance of love and affection in Indonesian culture.

Indonesian female given name derived from the Sundanese word 'rindu', meaning 'longing' or 'yearning'.

Unique English given name derived from Old Germanic elements, possibly meaning "famous wolf" and "strong," with a rare historical record but notable bearers like Revolutionary War soldier John Rinehart.

Albanian female given name meaning 'spring' or 'source', associated with renewal, growth, and considered sacred in Albanian folklore.

Unique South Indian name of Kerala origin, meaning 'the first ray of sunlight'. It is associated with Rinisha, a wise king from the Mahabharata epic.

French origin given name meaning "little queen", derived from the Occitan word "ren" or "rin".

Irish girls' name meaning 'little queen', derived from Riona, traditionally given to Irish girls born with a forehead tuft of hair, symbolizing future beauty and nobility.

Italian-derived name meaning "little king," carrying a strong and regal sound with its unique Italian origin and historic use as a nickname for brave boys in ancient Italy.

Italian male given name of Latin origin, meaning 'rush' or 'reed', popularized during the Middle Ages.

Japanese name composed of "rin" meaning dragon/spirit and "tarō" signifying second son, interpreted as "spirited second son," suggesting strength, courage, and wisdom, and associated with male lineage. It dates back centuries, popular during Edo and Meiji eras, and was famously used by Sakamoto Ryoma before he changed it.

Japanese-origin unisex name meaning "elegant coldness".

Indian-origin male name derived from Sanskrit "Ripu", meaning "enemy". It's a powerful and distinctive name with positive connotations, often associated with brave warriors in Hindu mythology.

The name Ripsi originates from medieval Lithuania, meaning 'beard' in English.