Female names most popular since 1880 - page 1394.

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Yanahi

Yanahi, a Hebrew name derived from 'yana', meaning 'God answers' or 'hears', signifies divine responsiveness to prayers.

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55722.

Yanais

Distinctive Greek name meaning "God is gracious," derived from Hebrew "Yochanan" via Greek "Iani.

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55723.

Yanaiza

Uncommon yet captivating Latin American feminine name derived from "yana" meaning "young woman" and "-iza" implying youthfulness and vitality. Popularized by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, it signifies beauty, energy, and confidence.

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55724.

Yanali

Native American name from the Navajo tribe meaning "flowing water" or "river," symbolizing life-giving power and harmony with nature.

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55725.

Yaniz

Yaniz: A rare Basque boy's name meaning "God is merciful".

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55726.

Yannie

Unique Breton feminine given name meaning 'graced by God'.

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55727.

Yaresi

Unique girl's name with unknown origins and uncertain meaning, believed by some to have roots in ancient languages or cultures. Despite lack of evidence, it has gained popularity for its distinctive sound and appearance.

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55728.

Yariel

Distinctive Hispanic name derived from the Hebrew names Yair ("mountain goat" or "he will enlighten") and Ariel ("lion of God"), combining meanings associated with illumination, inspiration, strength, and courage.

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55729.

Yaroslava

Slavic feminine name derived from "yaru" (strong) and "slav" (glory), translating to "strong in glory.

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55730.

Yary

Captivating unisex name of Spanish-Basque origin, meaning 'valley of flowers'.

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55731.

Yashekia

Unique Hebrew girls' name meaning 'upright'.

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55732.

Yasmiin

Arabic name with a beautiful meaning: "God hears," signifying God's constant listening to prayers.

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55733.

Yastelin

Rare Spanish name created from the popular names Yasmin and Elizabeth, symbolizing beauty and divine promise without a specific historical significance.

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55734.

Yatta

Japanese-origin name, derived from 'yatto' meaning 'finally', often expressing relief or accomplishment.

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55735.

Yazbeth

Distinctive Hebrew female name derived from 'Yazbeth,' meaning 'God is my oath,' associated with the biblical Elizabeth, known for her faith and courage.

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55736.

Yazel

Rare Spanish name of Basque origin meaning "God will augment" or "God will increase".

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55737.

Yazline

Radiant Spanish name meaning "to shine" or "radiant", signifying brilliance and positivity.

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55738.

Yedid

Hebrew name meaning "companion" or "friend".

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55739.

Yeilen

Unique Basque name derived from the word 'yei', meaning fire or flame. It signifies strength, passion, and energy, making it a powerful and captivating choice for both boys and girls.

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55740.

Yeisy

Stylish, Spanish-derived feminine variant of José, meaning "God shall increase," popular in Hispanic communities yet globally uncommon.

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55741.

Yemisi

Nigerian name derived from Yoruba language, meaning "respect for mother".

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55742.

Ygnacia

Spanish female given name derived from Latin 'agnus', meaning 'lamb' or 'pure'.

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55743.

Yifan

Ancient Chinese name from the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD) meaning "unique square," given to encourage exceptional individuality.

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55744.

Yildiz

Turkish given name derived from "yildiz," meaning "star." It's often used for both boys and girls in Turkey, carrying historical significance from the Ottoman Empire as a symbol of destined greatness.

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55745.

Ykeisha

Distinctive African American name derived from Okeoghene, a Yoruba name meaning 'the owner comes home with wealth', reflecting abundance and prosperity.

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55746.

Yohanan

Hebrew masculine name derived from the word 'yohanan', meaning 'God is gracious'. It has been used in Jewish communities for centuries and translates to English as John, Johan or Jonathan.

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55747.

Yolan

Rare Catalan name derived from 'Olel', an Occitan variant meaning "little lamb" or "young ram". It has historical significance in Catalonia but remains uncommon outside the region.

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55748.

Yolimar

Unique Spanish-origin girl's name derived from "Yo" (I) and "Lima", Peru's capital city. Its meaning often interprets as unity or harmony between life aspects, reflecting the blend of its components.

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55749.

Yollanda

Yolanda is a centuries-old Spanish and Italian female given name meaning "violet flower," popularized by Queen Yoland of Hungary during the 14th century.

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55750.

Yomaly

African-origin female name from the Congo region, derived from Kikongo language and meaning 'beautiful and graceful'.

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55751.

Yonda

African origin given name, believed to derive from the Ashanti people of Ghana. It can be interpreted as 'born on Tuesday' or 'to give thanks', but its exact meaning varies among sources.

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55752.

Yosalin

Distinctive Latin-origin name meaning 'may the Lord increase', created by an unknown author combining elements from different names.

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55753.

Yosmely

Unique Spanish-derived name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'he will add,' interpreted as a wish for prosperity.

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55754.

Yovela

Unique, beautiful African name of Yoruba origin from Nigeria and Benin, meaning 'may it be well with us', expressing a wish for prosperity and happiness.

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55755.

Yubin

Male Korean name composed of the characters for 'rain' and 'empty', translating to 'Empty Rain'.

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55756.

Yudani

Striking Hebrew unisex name meaning 'I will praise' or 'Praise', reflecting deep spiritual connection.

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55757.

Yuina

Japanese name of both feminine and masculine usage, composed of "ユ" (yuu) meaning 'rich' or 'abundant', and "イナ" (ina) meaning 'silver'.

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55758.

Yukti

Indian name derived from the Sanskrit word 'Yukti,' meaning 'method' or 'plan,' and associated with Goddess Saraswati.

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55759.

Yulander

Rare Swedish name derived from "Yule," meaning winter solstice/Christmas, and "-ander," meaning "man" or "person," thus signifying "man of Yule" or "person born during the Christmas season.

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55760.

Yuleydi

Yuleidi is a unique Spanish name combining Julie ("youthful") and Elizabeth ("God is my oath"), interpreted as "youthful oath.

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