Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 272.

Modern, unisex name of unknown origin, often chosen by parents seeking uniqueness with no historical or cultural significance attached.

Unique, captivating name of uncertain origin; some believe it may be derived from the Hebrew 'Jachin', meaning "he will establish" or "he will found".

Unique blend of two historic Spanish names, Juan ('God is gracious') and Jose ('he will add'), reflecting its rich cultural heritage.

Egyptian name derived from Cairo, meaning "the victorious," reflecting the city's historical power and culture.

Beautiful, unique French name derived from 'Laure', meaning 'laurel' or 'bay tree', symbolizing victory and success. Popularized by Marcel Proust's novel, it's often associated with elegance and sophistication, reflecting its French heritage. Its pronunciation, /lɑjlani/, adds to its charm and allure.

Uncommon African name, believed to originate from the Yoruba people, carrying potential meanings of 'strong' or 'powerful.'

Distinctive given name rooted in Greek mythology, deriving from "midas," meaning "to grant" or "center." It is famously associated with King Midas of Phrygia, whose touch turned everything into gold, symbolizing transformation and wealth.

Captivating Hebrew name derived from "ne'eh," meaning "pleasant or agreeable.

Scandinavian male name meaning "champion's wreath" or "victory", derived from Old Norse Niðl or Niels.

Oliver is a Latin-origin name derived from "oliva," meaning olive. It signifies peace and abundance.

Rare but distinctive Spanish male given name derived from 'servir', meaning 'to serve', thus conveying the meaning 'devoted servant'.

English origin, meaning "soul", inspired by its religious significance and used as a given name since the late Middle Ages, often for girls but also boys. It gained popularity during the Victorian era and has been associated with depth and sincerity in literature and art. Today, Soul is still used for both boys and girls in English-speaking countries, evoking feelings of spiritual significance and making it a meaningful choice for parents.

Unisex Hebrew name meaning "God is good", derived from Tobias, the devoted son of Tobit in the biblical Book of Tobit.

Rare English male name with uncertain origins, possibly derived from Tracy or Travis, meaning "from the gray country" or "from the crossing place.

African unisex name meaning "to fight", brought to the US by enslaved West Africans and gaining popularity among those reconnecting with their heritage.

Rare but captivating female name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name Zelius, meaning 'zeal' or 'zealous', and likely used as an agnomen for someone displaying great enthusiasm.

Distinctive African name of West African origin, with meanings varying by region but generally conveying positivity such as peace or attractiveness. It gained wider recognition through the Gambian soldier Adamu Cerrah, also known as Adama Drammeh, who played a crucial role in a military coup in 1994. Today, it's popular among people of African descent globally due to its unique sound and historical significance.

Arabic-derived name meaning "belonging to the year," combining Latin words annus (year) and -alia.

Scottish surname-turned-name derived from 'blar', meaning 'plain' or 'field'.

Latin-derived name, meaning 'song' or 'chant', originally used in ancient Rome likely for its musical connotation.

Rare American name of Old English origin, meaning "dear shield," derived from "deor" (beloved) and "hlyf" (shield).

Uncommon English given name with Latin origins, meaning "from Drogo" or "drooping." It is a diminutive of Drucilla, used as a girl's name since the Middle Ages, and became independent in the mid-20th century.

German-origin name meaning 'peace'.

Male name of Slavic origin, particularly from Poland, derived from the Hebrew name Jeremiah meaning "God will exalt.

The name Jceon is unique with no known origin or widely accepted meaning.

Hebrew name derived from "izzab," meaning "not exalted" or "unprincipled." It gained popularity through the biblical figure Queen Jezebel, who influenced her husband King Ahab and promoted Baal worship in Israel. Despite its controversial associations, Jezebel remains an uncommon yet striking choice for a baby girl's name due to its unique sound and rich historical legacy.

Distinctive American name created by author William Faulkner for his character in "The Sound and the Fury." It has since become unisex and popular worldwide, although its meaning remains uncertain.

Kala is of Sanskrit origin, meaning 'art', 'beauty' or 'black'; it signifies art and beauty, the color black, time, and death in Hinduism.

Uncommon African-origin name, derived from Yoruba language meaning "to be strong and conquer".

Japanese female given name derived from 'Kimi' (you/royal) and 'Ko' (child), translating to 'your child'.

Dutch name meaning "cooper", derived from Middle Dutch "copere" and historically given to boys from families involved in barrel-making.

Unique Hebrew name meaning "night" or "darkness". It was given to one of the seven daughters of Tzelofchad in Numbers chapter 27, who were known for their courage and wisdom.

Arabic origin name meaning 'generous' or 'kindhearted', also considered one of God's names in Islamic tradition.

Unique and captivating Spanish name derived from "lare", meaning "to burn" or "flame". It can be interpreted as "little flame" or "burning one", with origins potentially tracing back to medieval Spanish nobility.

Irish name derived from O'Leathlobhair, meaning "descendant of Leathlobar", a legendary chieftain. It carries a sense of pride in Irish ancestry but has no specific meaning or association with a feast day or character trait.

Unique Spanish female given name derived from 'liana', meaning vine or climbing plant, with possible feminine derivation from Liliano, itself Latin for lily.

Distinctively American feminine name derived from the Welsh masculine Llwyn, meaning 'grove' or 'woodland clearing'.

Irish-derived name with two possible meanings: "from the land of Lynn" or "famous warrior". It honors the prominent Lynch family known for their political influence, military prowess, and craftsmanship in weaving and dyeing wool.

Irish feminine given name meaning "plain of smoothness" or "level field," derived from the Gaelic word "Magh Chamhoil." It was traditionally bestowed upon girls with easy temperaments and has been associated with the Celtic goddess Maga.

Japanese girls' name originating from "まゆ" (eyebrow) and "美" (beauty), signifying 'beautiful eyebrow', conveying elegance and resilience.