Female and male names most popular since 1880 - page 666.

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115158 names found

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26601.

Yaron

Hebrew male name meaning 'thunder' or 'song', popular among Jewish communities for centuries.

Y
26602.

Yusuke

Japanese given name of unknown origin, composed of characters meaning "to follow comfort", with notable bearers including actor Yusuke Nakai and baseball player Yusuke Matsuzawa.

A
26603.

Adriannah

Distinctive Hebrew female name derived from "Adonai," meaning "Lord" or "Master," carrying connotations of divine power and regal authority.

A
26604.

Ahliyah

Distinct Arabic name that means 'family' or 'kin', reflecting kindness and love towards relatives. Traditionally used in large Muslim families, Ahliyah has gained global popularity due to its rich history and profound meaning.

A
26605.

Alaiza

Striking Basque name derived from 'Alaitza', meaning 'beautiful', reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage.

A
26606.

Alliene

Unique French name derived from "allion," meaning "fighting cock," popularized during the Middle Ages. It signifies strength and courage, worn historically by notable figures like Jean de La Bruyère. Today, Alliene remains a rare yet meaningful choice for parents seeking an exceptional name with deep roots in French history.

A
26607.

Ambyr

English given name variant of Amber, dating back to around 1400, symbolizing strength, beauty, and wisdom due to its association with the fossilized resin amber.

A
26608.

Anival

Rare Latin-derived name of Spanish or Portuguese origin, meaning 'valiant like a lion'.

A
26609.

Aymar

Distinctive French name derived from Germanic elements, meaning 'home ruler' or 'war chief', popularized by historical figures like Aimery of Narbonne and Aimé Césaire.

B
26610.

Benjimin

Benjamin is an ancient Hebrew name meaning 'son of the right hand' or 'favorite son', with historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and Benjamin Netanyahu carrying its legacy.

B
26611.

Briya

Hebrew name meaning "strength" or "power," derived from the Hebrew word "bari.

C
26612.

Caitlin

Irish feminine given name deriving from "Caitlín," meaning "pure and fair-haired.

C
26613.

Cartier

French surname that means "cart maker" or "cart seller", though its bearers historically were not involved in such trade.

C
26614.

Chrisandra

Greek female given name meaning "anointed man," derived from the words "Christos" and "andra.

C
26615.

Cierrah

Recent, unique name created by singer Ciara and husband Russell Wilson, combining elements of their own names without any specific meaning or history beyond its creation.

C
26616.

Coriana

Unique Latin-derived name meaning 'of the heart' or 'from the heart'.

D
26617.

Darolyn

Distinctive American girl's name with unknown origins, possibly a combination of 'Darla' and 'Lynn'.

D
26618.

Deijah

Captivating African American name created by combining Diamond (strength, clarity) and Jah (supreme being), signifying divine radiance.

D
26619.

Deshone

African American male given name coined by NBA player Deshaun Williams' parents, combining "Deshawn" meaning 'handsome', and "Jason" meaning 'healer'.

E
26620.

Eyana

Unique African feminine name derived from Swahili 'eyani', meaning 'light'. It signifies brightness and enlightenment.

H
26621.

Harshini

Indian name of Tamil origin, meaning 'joy' or 'happiness', historically significant as one of the 64 Yoginis, goddesses of joy.

J
26622.

Julane

Unique American name created by combining Julie and Lane, blending feminine charm with strength.

K
26623.

Kayron

Unisex name of uncertain origin, gaining popularity for its association with strength and uniqueness despite lacking clear historical or cultural ties.

K
26624.

Khayri

Arabic name derived from 'khayra', meaning 'good' or 'benefit', translating to 'bringer of good'.

L
26625.

Lavora

Italian-derived feminine given name meaning "work," symbolizing hard work and dedication.

L
26626.

Loman

Rare Dutch given name with uncertain origins, possibly derived from the Dutch surname "Looman," which means 'one who lives near water.' Its exact meaning and history are unknown due to its rarity.

M
26627.

Makaylie

Modern American name created by blending Mackenzie ('son of Kenneth') and Kaylee (English, 'key holder'), lacking specific meaning but boasting Scottish roots and a unique sound.

M
26628.

Manasa

Feminine Sanskrit name derived from 'manas', meaning 'mind'. It is associated with the Hindu goddess of knowledge and wisdom.

M
26629.

Mikesha

Mikesha, derived from Swahili 'mikesh', means 'sweet' and originates from East African Swahili people.

M
26630.

Mishayla

Beautiful, rare Hebrew name meaning "who is like God.

N
26631.

Nai

Distinctive Hawaiian name meaning "water," associated with Hawaiian deities and guardian spirits of freshwater sources.

N
26632.

Natilie

Hebrew-origin name meaning 'gift' or 'present', often signifying something precious.

N
26633.

Nyeli

Swahili-derived African name meaning 'music' or 'song', reflecting the vibrant musical heritage of East Africa.

P
26634.

Paxten

English name of rare beauty, originating from the Old English word 'pæx', meaning peace. It was historically given to promote tranquility.

R
26635.

Rosene

Unique French girl's name meaning 'rose', derived from the Latin word 'rosa'.

S
26636.

Saber

Saber is of Spanish and Italian origin, meaning 'sword' or 'to cut', derived from the Latin word 'gladius', often associated with strength and courage in some cultures.

S
26637.

Shadai

Hebrew name derived from "shad", meaning "breast" or "bosom". It signifies divine nurturing and protection, as seen in Genesis 49:25. Historically, Shadai was the name of a Talmudic sage.

S
26638.

Shamarion

Unique Swahili name meaning 'calm sea', symbolizing tranquility and wisdom.

S
26639.

Shanekia

Unique African American name derived from Swahili 'shenzi' (hare), signifying speed and grace.

S
26640.

Shterna

Hebrew-origin name meaning "star", derived from the Hebrew word "shtern". It holds historical significance, notably carried by Shterna Schneider, a Jewish partisan during World War II, but lacks specific celebrations or holidays.