Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 840.

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115158 names found

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Meritxell

Unique Catalan girls' name derived from "meritxor," meaning "snow-covered peak.

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Micajah

Hebrew name meaning "Who is like God?" It is biblically significant as an ancestor of King David and has been used since ancient times despite being uncommon today.

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Michella

Italian feminine name derived from Michelangelo, meaning "archangel".

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Minda

Rare and fascinating name of uncertain origins, often associated with Celtic or Miranda roots, but ultimately open to personal interpretations.

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Mithila

Mithila, an Indian name derived from Sanskrit, means "meadow" or "plain" and signifies simplicity, beauty, and tranquility. It is associated with the mythical kingdom ruled by King Janaka and is famously known as Sita's birthplace.

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Momen

Arabic origin name meaning "good omen", derived from "muma" meaning "good sign". It's associated with positivity and luck, believed to bring blessings upon the bearer.

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Morea

Distinctive female given name of Greek origin, meaning 'sea', with historic ties to King Minos' island of Crete and the medieval Kingdom of Morea.

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Mosa

The name Mosa, derived from Hebrew, signifies 'drawn out' or 'pulled out', reflecting the biblical narrative of Moses being rescued from the Nile River.

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Mourya

Arabic name derived from "muruwwa," signifying nobility, honor, and courage. It's often associated with perfect moral character in Islamic tradition and has been widely adopted across diverse cultures globally.

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Myel

Uncommon, recently popularized given name of unknown origin and uncertain meaning.

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Mykale

Meet Mykale, a distinctive name of Greek origin meaning 'beautiful crown' or 'fair hair', with a rich history rooted in ancient mythology and significant battles.

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Nahida

Arabic name meaning "tender" or "compassionate," popular among Muslims and admired for its association with mercy and kindness.

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Nakira

Unique African-origin feminine name meaning "the sound of laughter" in Swahili.

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Nayalee

Rare, Hawaiian-derived female name meaning 'to be near' or 'close', reflecting intimacy and proximity.

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Nayloni

Striking Hawaiian name derived from "nani," meaning beautiful. It's pronounced as "NAI-loh-nee" and can vary in spelling, but its meaning remains constant: beauty.

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Neerav

Indian boy's name from Gujarat, meaning 'calm' or 'peaceful' in Sanskrit.

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Neyzan

Rare Turkish name derived from "ney", meaning "reed", implying grace, flexibility, or adaptability.

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Nikia

Distinctive Greek name meaning "victory," inspired by Nike, the goddess of victory in Greek mythology.

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Nimsi

Unique, beautiful name of uncertain origin, often associated with the Hebrew "Goddess of the Night," gaining popularity for its distinctive sound and powerful meaning despite its rare historical usage.

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Nyasha

Distinctive African name of Shona origin, meaning "there is no other," reflecting uniqueness and singularity. Traditionally given to both boys and girls, it holds significant historical and cultural value in Zimbabwe and surrounding regions.

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Oceania

Captivating name derived from Latin "oceanus," meaning ocean, popularized by Ursula K. Le Guin's character in "The Lathe of Heaven" and often chosen for its connection to the ocean's vastness and mystery.

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Osirus

Osiris is an intriguing name of Egyptian origin, derived from the god of fertility, agriculture, resurrection, and the afterlife. It signifies renewal and wisdom, having been used in ancient Egypt since the early dynasties.

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Precious

African-origin girls' name, meaning 'highly valued', gaining global recognition despite late popularity.

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Prezlee

Rare, unique given name with unknown origins and uncertain meaning, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a distinctive name.

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Radeen

Rare and unique name of unknown origin, its meaning and history yet to be discovered.

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Rahab

Hebrew-derived name meaning "stormy" or "violent," associated with Rahab, the biblical Canaanite woman who demonstrated remarkable courage and resourcefulness during Jericho's conquest.

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Raida

Raida, an Arabic name meaning 'one who returns,' signifies guidance and leadership in Islamic tradition.

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Rajah

Rajah, of Indian origin, translates to 'king' or 'royal', reflecting its historical use for powerful rulers.

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Ralphie

Uncommon English given name derived from the Old Germanic "Raginhart," meaning "wise warrior.

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Ramal

Rare yet powerful Persian name derived from "ram," meaning "spirit" or "temper." It signifies strength and courage, associated with historic figures like poet Ramal ibn Abi Bakr al-Qass. While uncommon globally, parents are increasingly drawn to its unique sound and profound meaning.

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Raxton

Rexton is a unique American given name, believed to originate from the English surname Rexton, though its exact meaning remains unclear.

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Rickayla

Unisex name of African origin derived from the Yoruba word "Oriki," meaning "praises.

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Rissa

Captivating Hebrew name, originally an abbreviation for Rachel Sarah, meaning "sheep" and "princess".

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Ro

Korean origin, meaning 'peace'.

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Rohan

Indian name derived from Sanskrit "Raghav," meaning "descendant of Raghu," an ancient brave king.

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Romaan

Dutch male given name derived from Latin 'Rome', referring to the ancient city and capital of the Roman Empire.

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Royalte

Royaltee is a distinctive made-up name of unknown origin, possibly conveying royalty but lacking historical or cultural significance.

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Rozay

Rare, historic French boy's name derived from "Rosarium," meaning rose garden, conveying elegance and beauty.

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Saajid

The name Saajid, meaning 'happy' or 'joyful', is of Arabic origin and has been popular among families with ties to the Middle East.

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Sadik

Arabic origin, means 'truthful' or 'sincere', reflecting the high value placed on honesty in Arab society.