Female names most popular from last year - page 1319.

Unique, African-origin name derived from the Yoruba tribe, meaning "Meet again," symbolizing connections and reunions with loved ones.

Uncommon yet significant African given name derived from the Yoruba culture of Nigeria, meaning 'to become wealthy or prosperous' and associated with the Yoruba deity of wealth and fortune, Oshun.

Naghama is an Arabic name meaning 'the happy one', popular during the Islamic Golden Age and known for positivity and celebration in many Muslim cultures.

Japanese name composed of two kanji characters: "凪" meaning calm or tranquil, and "木" representing wood or tree, signifying "calm woods" or "tranquil forest.

Egyptian feminine name derived from the Arabic word 'naga', meaning 'to lead' or 'to guide'. It signifies steadfastness, determination, and unwavering spirit.

Hebrew name meaning "river" or "stream," with historical significance in the Bible and as a regional name in Israel.

Unique Hebrew name derived from "nechavim," meaning "comforters." Coined by J.D. Salinger for his novel "The Catcher in the Rye," Nahaven symbolizes freedom and escape from societal pressures, despite being fictional.

Arabic given name meaning 'to reach or achieve,' associated with success and overcoming obstacles.

Unusual yet meaningful Arabic given name derived from "nabi," meaning "prophet.

Nahdia, of Arabic origin, means 'early morning dew', symbolizing purity and renewal.

Arabic name meaning 'graceful' or 'elegant', derived from 'na'eem' meaning 'blessing'. It signifies charm and beauty, used primarily among Muslim communities globally, with notable figures like Pakistani feminist Naheed Bilgrami and appearances in literature such as Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses".

Rare but distinguished Spanish name derived from the ancient Visigothic "Nauyal," meaning "of noble birth." It was popular among the Goths who ruled parts of Spain and France during the Middle Ages, and is associated with Saint Nihili, a 3rd-century martyr bishop.

Unique, captivating female name of Arabic origin, meaning "compassion" or "kindness," and often associated with gentleness and empathy.

Persian feminine name meaning 'eternal' or 'everlasting', originating from ancient Zoroastrianism.

Unique and elegant Turkish female name derived from "nahid," meaning "deer." It signifies grace, elegance, independence, strength, and wisdom, embodying qualities of this noble animal in Turkish culture.

Distinctive Arabic girl's name meaning 'to flourish' or 'prosper', often associated with strength and abundance.

Hebrew name meaning "eagler" or "zealous one," reflecting deep faith and commitment to serving God.

Elegant and graceful Arabic name meaning 'elegant' or 'graceful', derived from the root word 'hm-t', signifying kindness and mercy.

Hebrew name derived from "nechemyah," meaning "comfort" or "consolation." It shares its roots with Nehemiah, a courageous and devoted figure in the Old Testament who played a significant role in rebuilding Jerusalem's walls.

Rare and exotic Hebrew name meaning "eagle," symbolizing strength, courage, and freedom. It was often used for queens in ancient times and has royal roots tracing back to King Solomon's court.

Distinctive, recently popularized female name with unknown origins, often attributed to Arabic roots or French influences.

Nahjae, of Persian origin, means 'eagle' signifying strength, courage, and freedom.

Hebrew name derived from "nechamah," meaning "comfort" or "consolation." It symbolizes hope, love, and support, and has historical significance as one of the seven biblical virtues. Despite its rarity, Nahjai allows bearers to forge their own legacy without being overshadowed by famous figures.

African name of Swahili origin, meaning "life" or "to live", symbolizing the importance of embracing each day and cherishing life's gifts.

Arabic origin name meaning 'to succeed' or 'to prosper', traditionally used as a male name but increasingly popular for girls due to its unisex trend.

Unique Arabic feminine name meaning 'lightning', derived from the word 'nuhlah' and associated with the prophet Nuh (Noah) in Islamic tradition.

Nahliyah, of Arabic origin, means "gentle" or "tender", derived from the word "nahl" referring to bees and their honey.

Unique, ancient Mesopotamian female name meaning "between two rivers," symbolizing adaptability and resilience.

Distinctive Hebrew name derived from 'nahr', meaning 'river', symbolizing life's journey in Jewish tradition.

Rare African name derived from the Bambara word 'Nantanha', meaning 'light'. It signifies hope, guidance, and positivity in West African cultures. Traditionally given to children born under specific celestial events or during prominent daylight hours, Nahtanha has gained international recognition despite its challenging pronunciation.

Persian origin, means 'leader' or 'guiding star'.

Arabic origin name meaning 'life' or 'living', also considered one of Allah's names, signifying the source of life. It is pronounced "nah-YAH".

Captivating Spanish name combining "Naha" (Mayan water) and "Yeli" (West African strength), embodying adaptability, courage, and emotion.

Captivating African name from Swahili culture, meaning 'moon' and symbolizing grace and serenity.

Distinctive Arabic feminine name derived from "nahy," meaning "to forbid or prohibit." It evokes uniqueness and strength without translating directly to English. Often associated with "Nahy al-M Falk," the forbidden paradise, Nahyma carries an aura of mystery and intrigue. Popular among families in the Middle East, it has gained global recognition due to cultural exchange, representing Arabic heritage worldwide.

Naiana originates from Latin, derived from the Roman family name Naevius, signifying 'of Nesium', an ancient Italian city.

Arabic-derived name, meaning "deputy" or "vice", associated with a companion of Prophet Muhammad's wife in Islamic tradition. It signifies leadership, authority and responsibility.

Slavic origin name meaning 'water spirit' or 'nymph'.

Captivating Hebrew female name meaning "miraculous" or "wonderful".

Spanish-origin name meaning 'to dance,' popularized by Miguel de Cervantes' novel Don Quixote.