Female and male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 898.

Japanese given name, popular worldwide, originating from an ancient province known for skilled artisans. It translates to "sandbank" or "shallow beach," symbolizing stability and tranquility. Historically used for both males and females, notable Sakais include sculptor Shogoro and inventor Yosaburo.

Arabic given name meaning 'peaceful' or 'calm', associated with tranquility and harmony, derived from the word 'salma'.

African origin name from Ghana's Ashanti people, meaning 'God is supreme' or 'God is great', reflecting profound spiritual beliefs.

Indian name derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'a life of equality', symbolizing harmony and balance.

Arabic name meaning "companion in struggle" or "one who seeks after".

Rare yet powerful Indian name, derived from 'Sam' and 'Raj', meaning 'Universal King', associated with royalty, wisdom, and success.

Indian name derived from Sanskrit "Sita," meaning "furrow" or "trough," symbolizing fertility and prosperity.

Hebrew name derived from "shila," meaning "peace" or "tranquility." It has been used since ancient times, appearing in the Hebrew Bible's Book of Isaiah.

Unique African name of Congolese origin, meaning 'peace'.

Unique Russian name meaning "winter," popular among nobility since the 19th century and now internationally recognized for its elegance and charm associated with winter months.

Modern, captivating name with unknown origins, combining "serenity" and "rose", though its meaning remains unclear and its history uncertain.

Attractive female name of Arabic origin, derived from 'shahīn', meaning 'falcon' and symbolizing strength, grace, and freedom.

Hebrew name meaning 'guard' or 'keep', reflecting Jewish traditions of preserving teachings.

Modern unisex name with an appealing blend of African, Arabic, and Spanish origins, combining elements of 'night' (Shama) and 'mercy' (Mercedes), making it a captivating choice for parents seeking something distinctive.

Hebrew name meaning 'sun', derived from the Semitic root 'šmš'. It appears in the Bible as the father of Boaz and ancestor of King David, often symbolizing strength and positivity.

Indian name of Sanskrit origin from Maharashtra, meaning 'auspicious', signifying prosperity and divine blessings.

Distinct Arabic name derived from "shuraym," meaning "rosary." It has historic significance, referencing a courageous figure in Islamic literature, and cultural importance, symbolizing spirituality and devotion.

Rare American name, believed to be a blend of Sir ("short for surnames ending in 'sir'") and Anthony ("highly praiseworthy"), potentially meaning "very admirable or respected.

Unique American given name created by blending Skyler and Tyler. Its meaning is uncertain but could be interpreted as 'helmet of the sky' or 'roof of the sky'.

Stavros is a Greek male name derived from the Greek word "σταυρός" meaning "cross," popularized during Byzantine times and now commonly used worldwide.

Greek male name meaning 'crown' or 'garland', historically associated with Saint Stephen, the first Christian martyr.

Rare, exotic name of unknown Basque origin, possibly meaning 'peace'.

Captivating English feminine given name derived from 'sunny', embodying warmth and radiance without being a diminutive of any other female names.

Exotic African name derived from Swahili 'Sylvia,' meaning 'forest,' associated with strength and beauty.

Rare but historic Norwegian name derived from Old Norse elements meaning "gentle, dedicated to Odin", signifying tenderness and devotion to the god of war, wisdom, and poetry in Norse mythology.

English given name derived from the occupational surname Tabor, originally given to metalworkers, particularly those skilled in bell-making. It emerged as a given name in the late Middle Ages or early modern period, perhaps as a way to honor ancestral metalworkers.

Modern creation of uncertain origin, possibly inspired by Hawaiian and Native American names, signifying 'heavenly flower' or 'bloom'.

Tailani, of Hawaiian origin, means "she who possesses calmness" or "she who is serene," drawing from the Hawaiian words "Taila" and "-ni.

Hebrew feminine given name meaning 'morning dew', capturing nature's delicate beauty.

Japanese girls' name composed of two kanji characters: '大' (tai) meaning "big" or "great", and '雅' (ya) signifying elegance, refinement and beauty. It translates to "big elegance" or "great refinement".

Taitlyn: A captivating Scottish name derived from 'Tait', meaning 'of Tatar descent'; unique spelling variations add to its distinctiveness.

Arabic boy's name that means "divorce," but it is often associated with positive qualities such as freedom, independence, courage, and bravery. It has a rich history rooted in medieval Islamic tradition and remains popular among Muslims worldwide.

Hebrew name meaning 'God is my judge', offering a unique blend of spirituality and distinctiveness.

Polynesian name of Tongan origin that means "one born to carry a heavy load," symbolizing purpose, duty, strength, and responsibility.

American-origin female name composed of Irish 'Tara' meaning peace or star, and Welsh 'lyn' meaning light, signifying peaceful light or radiant star.

Tarique, of Arabic origin, signifies 'way' or 'road,' evoking guidance and progress.

Unique American name with no specific meaning or history, allowing its bearer to create their own story. Its appealing sound and phonetic similarity to popular names like Tatiana contribute to its popularity among parents seeking distinctive names for their children.

Unique female given name with an uncertain origin and meaning, often associated with variant spellings of Tatiana or blends of Patricia and Tiffany, though these connections lack definitive proof. Its mysterious nature allows each bearer to create their own story around the name.

Unique African given name of Yoruba origin, meaning "my wealth awaits us.

Uncommon English name derived from 'tesl', meaning 'tongue', once popular in medieval England. It may have been given to individuals known for their eloquence due to its association with speaking.