Female names most popular from last year - page 1434.

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Reo

Japanese given name derived from "reoi," meaning "spiritual rope" or "sacred cord." It holds significant spiritual connotations in Shintoism, signifying protection and purity. Though uncommon, Reo is highly regarded and has gained global recognition due to Japan's cultural influence.

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Reola

African name of Yoruba origin meaning 'joy'.

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Reona

Japanese name composed of "re", meaning lotus, and "o", meaning child, signifying "lotus child". It embodies purity, beauty, resilience, and inner strength.

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Reonna

Captivating Yoruba girl's name meaning "queen," reflecting African royalty and strength.

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Requel

Hebrew given name derived from "reqiyl," meaning "hoof," suggesting strength and stability.

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Requita

Rare, Latin-derived given name that signifies peace and tranquility.

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Resa

Resa is of Hebrew origin, derived from "resha," meaning "poisonous serpent." It symbolizes strength, wisdom, and temptation, as seen in biblical stories like that of the bronze serpent on the pole. Throughout history, it has been associated with figures of Jewish culture and literature.

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Resha

Hebrew name meaning 'first-born' or 'beginning', drawing from the biblical story of Reuben.

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Reshae

Unique Hebrew name meaning "firstborn" or "princess," with biblical roots and a historical significance spanning centuries.

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Resham

Beautiful Indian girl's name derived from 'resham', meaning 'silk'. It symbolizes elegance and grace.

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Reshana

Distinctively beautiful name of Persian origin, meaning 'sour' yet conveying no specific personality traits. Historically popular among Persian nobility, this rare gem has spread globally.

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Reshanda

Unique African American given name created in the 1970s by combining elements from names like Reshma ("grace" in Sanskrit) and Andrea/Sandra. Its exact meaning and origin are unclear but it may convey elegance or honor multiple influences.

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Reshaunda

Uncommon African Igbo name meaning 'arrival at home', symbolizing a peaceful return to community.

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Reshawn

Unique male name of African-American origin, coined in mid-20th century US, with no widely accepted meaning but possible interpretations like 'God's grace again'.

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Reshawna

Captivating African feminine name derived from the Yoruba word 'Oṣhawó', meaning 'knowledgeable'.

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Reshawnda

Distinctive African American name derived from Swahili words 'resh', meaning rebirth, and '-wanda', signifying dispersion.

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Reshay

Hebrew name derived from 'RESHAYIM', meaning 'my joy'.

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Reshea

African-derived female name with varied origins but generally believed to mean 'wise' or 'knowledgeable'. It embodies qualities like compassion and elegance, with notable figures like Rashida Jones and Rashida Manjoo associated with its root name Rashida.

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Resheda

Arabic name meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent', derived from the root word 'ashada'.

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Resheena

Unique female name of Sanskrit origin, derived from 'Rajeshwari' meaning 'queen' or 'goddess', associated with Goddess Durga in Hindu mythology.

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Resheka

Rare, distinctive Yoruba name from West Africa, believed to mean 'the wise one' or 'the fearless one', reflecting intelligence, strength, and resilience.

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Reshell

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'God is my judge'.

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Reshelle

Unique girl's name with uncertain origin, sometimes attributed to Hebrew, African or Native American descent, and debated meanings such as "woman of peace" or "God is my judge".

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Reshia

Hebrew-derived name, originally from Rachel, meaning "ewe" or "female sheep," symbolizing kindness in Jewish culture and venerated as a saint in Christian tradition.

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Reshika

Distinctive Indian name derived from Sanskrit 'Rekha', meaning 'line' or 'pattern'. It signifies a beautiful design and is often associated with creativity and harmony.

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Reshma

Feminine Indian name derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'jasmine', popularized by notable figures like Pakistani singer Reshma Khan and Indian mountaineer Reshma Saujani.

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Reshmi

Unique Indian girl's name derived from Sanskrit 'reshma', meaning soft or gentle, reflecting its origin from Kerala's Malayalam culture.

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Reshon

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'first' or 'beginning', symbolizing leadership and embodying strength, courage, and wisdom.

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Reshonda

Uncommon yet meaningful African-origin female name, derived from Yoruba culture. It signifies "one who comes forth as a beloved individual.

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Reshunda

Rare and stunning Igbo (Nigeria) name, translating to 'Good arrival'.

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Resia

Italian name meaning 'from the city of Reusio', originally associated with Santa Resia, a 13th-century Catholic saint.

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Ressa

Powerful African name meaning 'strength' or 'to be strong' in Yoruba.

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Ressie

Ressie, of Hebrew origin, means 'head' or 'beginning', signifying a leader or pioneer.

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Reta

Rare Hebrew female name meaning "friend" or "companion", inspired by King David's wife in the Old Testament, pronounced "REE-tah".

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Retag

African-origin given name from the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo, meaning "to be patient" in their language. It signifies encouragement for endurance during life's challenges.

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Retage

Rare French boy's name derived from "retager," meaning "to harrow" or prepare soil for planting, reflecting its rural origins and strong connection to agriculture and nature.

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Retha

Unique Hebrew name meaning "counsel" or "advice," suggesting wisdom, intelligence, and strength of character. It has been used throughout history by notable individuals and remains uncommon today.

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Rethal

Uncommon name with uncertain origins and meaning.

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Rethea

Rare, Greek-derived name meaning "goddess" or "queen," inspired by the goddess Hera.

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Rethel

French name derived from the city of Rétheim in northeastern France, meaning 'famous home' or 'home of glory'. It has a long history of nobility and power, being the seat of the Counts of Rethel during medieval times.

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