Female names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1227.

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70899 names found

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Jomara

Captivating Spanish name derived from the Arabic Jumara, meaning "rose" or "flower", symbolizing elegance and beauty.

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Jomari

Distinctive given name of Spanish origin, combining 'Jo', meaning 'God will increase' in Hebrew, and 'Mari', derived from Latin Maria, signifying 'sea of bitterness'. Once popular in Spain, it now transcends borders as a unique choice for parents worldwide.

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Jomary

Rare Spanish boy's name derived from "jomar", meaning "to eat" or "to dine".

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Jomayra

Distinctive Spanish name derived from "jomar," meaning "to eat." Coined by poet Juan Ramón Jiménez, it symbolizes nourishment and may also convey creativity and intellect.

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Jomeka

Persian name derived from 'jameh', meaning 'gathering'. It signifies unity, community, and spirituality, originating from Iran's ancient city of Jameh, renowned for its grand mosque.

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Jomiah

Rare yet meaningful Hebrew name, derived from "Yah" (God) and "bo'uh" (to exalt), signifying "God will elevate".

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Jomira

Unique Hebrew name derived from the word "Yam," meaning "sea," and translates to "sea of song" or "song of the sea.

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Jon

Hebrew name meaning 'graced by God', derived from Jonathan ('gift of God')".

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Jonai

African-origin name meaning "God has given me something good".

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Jonalee

Captivating American name created by combining 'Jo' with 'nallee', meaning 'pathway'.

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Jonas

Hebrew name meaning 'dove', with historical significance in the Bible and notable figures throughout history.

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Jonatha

Jonathan is a male given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'Given by God'.

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Jonathon

Jonathan is a Hebrew male given name meaning "God has heard" or "God gives.

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Jonay

Rare Spanish name of Basque origin, meaning "graced by God," typically given to boys since the 16th century.

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Jonbenet

Uncommon given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "graced with a gift from God.

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Jonda

Unique, Slavic given name from Eastern Europe, meaning 'young' or 'youthful', reflecting hopes for future growth.

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Jondra

Unique female name of unknown origin, potentially derived from Welsh 'Jonda' meaning 'gentle', though this is unconfirmed.

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Jondrea

African-derived Swahili name meaning 'to prosper' or 'to flourish'.

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Jone

Distinctive Norwegian name derived from Old Norse "Jon," meaning "gift of God.

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Jonea

Rare and distinctive given name with unknown origins and no established meaning or historical significance.

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Jonecia

Distinctive African American name created by combining Jon ("gift from God") and Cece (diminutive of Cecilia, "sixth"), meaning "gift from God who is sixth in line.

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Jonee

Unique Swedish name derived from Jon, which means "God has heard" in Hebrew.

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Joneen

Unique, exotic name of unknown origin, often associated with individuality due to its rarity and lack of historical significance.

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Joneisha

Unique African American name derived from Jon (Hebrew: "graced by God") and isha (Yoruba: "Jesus Christ"), combining Jewish and Yoruba cultures to symbolize divine grace.

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Joneka

Unique African Yoruba name meaning "Gift arrived", signifying a blessing or favor bestowed upon arrival.

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Jonel

Unique Hebrew boy's name derived from Yonah, meaning 'dove', symbolizing peace. It first appeared in the Bible as the prophet Jonah's name, known for being swallowed by a whale.

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Jonene

Beautiful African name of Swahili origin, derived from "jonge" meaning "youth".

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Jonesha

Unique female name of African American origin, created by blending elements from English ("Jones") and Hebrew ("sha"), with possible meanings of "gracious rose" or "gracious lily".

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Joneshia

African American-derived name created by blending Jonesey and Shelia, first used in mid-20th century USA.

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Jonet

Rare Scottish given name derived from the feminine Gaelic "Seonag," meaning "grace.

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Jonetta

Rare, African-American female name created by combining Jonathan and Jessica, without a specific meaning but often personalized by the individual's family and friends.

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Jonette

Charming French feminine name derived from 'jonc', meaning reed or rush.

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Jonice

Unique American feminine given name derived from Joan and Joyce, combining the Hebrew meaning "God is gracious" and English "joy", resulting in "graceful joy".

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Jonicia

Rare Latin-derived female name originating from ancient Ionia in Asia Minor, signifying "the land of Ionia" or "from Ionia." It carries rich Greek cultural heritage and intellectual pedigree but remains uncommon worldwide.

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Joniece

Unique African American female given name created by combining Jonathan (Hebrew: "God has given") and Jeanette (French: "graceful"), signifying "graced with God's gifts".

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Joniesha

Uncommon yet beautiful African American name derived from Jonisha (meaning 'gift from God') and Jeshua (meaning 'God is salvation'), symbolizing strength, wisdom, faithfulness, and divine assistance.

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Jonika

Unisex Lithuanian name derived from "jonukas," meaning "little dove.

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Jonikka

Unique, Hebrew-derived name meaning 'dove', symbolizing peace and purity. It has biblical origins but is embraced by diverse cultures for its meaningful origin and distinctive sound.

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Jonilee

Beautiful and unique American name created by combining Jonathan Mosen's and his wife Lee's names. It has gained popularity among parents seeking distinctive names for their daughters, with some associating it with positive attributes like strength, creativity, and individuality. Throughout history, several notable figures have carried this name, such as actress Jonilee Gadsden and singer-songwriter Jonilee Reynolds.

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Jonina

Rare Hebrew female name meaning 'dove', symbolizing peace and grace, with historic roots in the Bible and Jewish communities.

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