Female names most popular from last year - page 1274.

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Melda

Captivating Turkish feminine name derived from 'melodiy', meaning melody or tune, making it a musical name.

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Meldia

Captivating Hebrew feminine given name derived from 'malkah', meaning 'queen' or 'ruler', conveying strength, wisdom, and regal dignity.

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Meldora

Meldora, of Scandinavian origin, means "gentle protector" and first appeared in English literature during the 14th century.

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Meldoy

Rare Greek name meaning "song" or "melody".

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Meleane

Captivating Hawaiian name composed of 'mele' meaning song and 'aine' meaning happy. It signifies "Happy Song.

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Melecia

Rare Spanish given name derived from 'mela', meaning 'apple'.

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Meledy

Unique Greek name meaning 'gentle', 'mild' or 'music/song'.

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50928.

Meleena

Hawaiian name derived from the word "mele," meaning song, and signifies happiness.

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50929.

Meleesa

Graceful and elegant African-origin female name, meaning 'graceful' in Swahili.

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50930.

Meleia

Hawaiian female name derived from 'mele', meaning 'song' or 'chant'.

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50931.

Meleigha

Captivating Irish-derived name meaning "gentle warrior," evoking strength, courage, and compassion.

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50932.

Meleka

Unique female given name of Hawaiian origin, meaning "song" or "chant," reflecting the beauty and harmony of traditional Hawaiian music.

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50933.

Melenaite

Distinctive and mysterious name of unknown origin, often associated with creativity and individuality.

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Melenda

Rare, elegant female name of Latin origin, derived from 'melandium', possibly meaning 'honey-like'.

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Melene

Rare, Greek female given name that translates to "dark," referencing the concept of darkness from the Greek word "melaina." It originated as a female form of Melanion, a figure from Greek mythology whose name means "dark-haired." Today, despite its rarity, Melene carries historical and cultural significance due to its Greek origins and mythological connections.

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Meleni

Meet Meleni, a Hebrew-origin female given name meaning "dancer" or "song of a nightingale".

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50937.

Melenia

Melenia is of Latin origin and means 'black' or 'dark', deriving from the Latin word 'melos'.

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50938.

Melenie

Greek-derived name meaning 'dark' or 'black', popularized in France during the Middle Ages.

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Melesa

Melesa: Unique Greek name meaning 'black', signifying strength & resilience

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Melesha

Ethiopian Amharic unisex name meaning "with God," with a prestigious historical lineage and unique sound.

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Melesia

Distinctive Greek female name derived from "melas," meaning "black," inspired by the goddess Hecate.

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50942.

Melessa

Rare yet captivating Hebrew name derived from Melissa, meaning "honey bee.

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50943.

Melessia

Captivating Greek feminine name meaning "bee," associated with the mythical nymph Melissia. It gained popularity during the Middle Ages in Greece, symbolizing sweetness and grace, before spreading throughout Europe.

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50944.

Meleta

Rare yet beautiful Greek-origin female name meaning "honey-sweet", derived from the Greek word "meli" for honey, and associated with intelligence, creativity, and independence.

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Melette

The name Melette has French origins and means 'little honey', denoting sweetness and endearment.

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50946.

Meleyah

Unique Hebrew girl's name meaning "angels," derived from the Hebrew word "mal'akhim.

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50947.

Meliame

Captivating Hawaiian name derived from "malihini," meaning "new arrival." Popularized by Queen Ka'ahumanu, it signifies warmth, hospitality, and new beginnings.

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50948.

Melian

Welsh feminine given name derived from "mel", meaning "chief" or "prince". It's associated with Queen Melian of Doriath in Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium and signifies strength and regal standing.

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Melica

Rare, feminine Latin-derived name meaning "honey-sweet" with historical roots in ancient Rome signifying kindness and charm.

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Melicent

Rare yet elegant feminine given name of Latin origin, meaning "sweet song". It gained popularity during the Middle Ages due to its mention in Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales", and it has been associated with nobility, beauty, and intelligence. The name also carries historical significance as it was borne by Saint Melicent, a 13th-century French nun and abbess. Despite its decreasing usage today, Melicent remains a unique and meaningful choice for parents seeking a distinctive name for their daughter.

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Melicia

Rare yet captivating feminine given name of Latin origin, derived from 'melius', meaning 'better' or 'more excellent'.

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Melike

Meet Melike, a captivating feminine name with Turkish roots, meaning 'similar' or 'like', derived from Arabic 'mithal'. It's a historic name from the Ottoman Empire that's gained global recognition.

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Melinah

Beautiful African name of Swahili origin meaning "sweetness".

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50954.

Melindasue

Unique American given name, combining 'Melinda' (sweet protector) and 'Sue' (lily), with no historical or literary significance but notable for its distinctiveness.

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Melindy

Unique Congolese name derived from Kikongo word 'melinda', meaning 'love' or 'affection'.

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50956.

Meline

The charming name Meline is of French origin, meaning 'honey sweet' and tracing back to the 12th century in France, inspired by the Arthurian legend's fairy queen Melianthe.

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Melinee

French-origin name derived from "mélanie," meaning "dark." Popularized by Saint Melanie, it stands out with its unique sound and historical significance.

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Melisaa

Rare and beautiful feminine given name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Hebrew or Greek words for 'bee', symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.

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Melisande

Rare Greek-derived feminine given name meaning "honey sweet" or "dark honey", popularized through literature and predominantly used in French-speaking countries.

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Melise

Melise: Hebrew origin, means "queen", inspired by Biblical figure Malis; today's variation is more commonly used among Jewish families seeking to maintain cultural heritage with a distinct name.

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