Female names most popular from last year - page 1571.

Rare, Persian-derived girls' name meaning 'star', symbolizing guidance and hope. It draws inspiration from legendary Queen Soheyla, embodying wisdom, courage, and kindness.

Indian feminine given name derived from the Sanskrit word "Suhini," meaning "good" or "happy.

Intriguing Sanskrit name derived from 'Shona', meaning 'golden'. Traditionally used in India for both genders, it symbolizes prosperity and good fortune.

Indian name meaning "beautiful," derived from the Hindi word "sohna." It holds historical significance in Punjabi literature as the protagonist of the legendary love story Sohni Mahiwal, and religious importance among Sikhs, believed to be the daughter of Guru Amar Das. Today, it's a popular international choice for parents seeking a distinctive name with deep cultural significance.

Sophia is a Greek name meaning "wisdom," derived from the Greek word "sophia" and popularized in the Middle Ages by Eastern Orthodox Christians who revered Sophia as a symbol of divine wisdom and knowledge. Today, it remains a top 100 name worldwide.

Rare and beautiful Finnish female name derived from "sovin", meaning "peaceful" or "tranquil".

Finnish name derived from 'soile', meaning 'earth', often associated with the Finnish goddess of earth and fertility. It reflects groundedness and nurturing.

Rare Persian feminine given name derived from 'sojud', meaning 'prostration' or 'bowing down' in prayer, symbolizing faith and devotion.

Distinctive African American name derived from 'sojourn,' meaning 'to stay temporarily.' Popularized by abolitionists Sojourner Truth and Sojourner Holmes, it signifies purposeful travel and advocacy for justice.

Vietnamese name meaning "success" or "achievement," traditionally given to boys, and now popular worldwide for its positive connotation.

Cambodian female name of ancient origin, meaning 'happiness' in Khmer.

Historic Cambodian name, likely meaning "good fortune," popular among Cambodians today but rare internationally.

African female name from Cameroon's Bamileke people, meaning "to be patient" and traditionally given to girls born on Thursdays, signifying virtues like patience and resilience.

Captivating African name, specifically from the Yoruba ethnic group in Nigeria, which means either "the world," suggesting global consciousness, or "the one who knows secrets," implying exceptional intuition or mystery.

Unique Spanish name derived from Solomon, meaning 'peace' in Hebrew.

French-origin unisex given name derived from the Occitan word "solatge," meaning "sunlight" or "rays of sunlight.

Uncommon yet captivating Italian female name derived from Latin "sol," meaning sun, translating to "little sun" or "sun beam." Originally used in ancient Roman times as a nickname for girls born under the Leo astrological sign, Solaia embodies warmth, light, and positivity.

Captivating French name derived from 'saule,' meaning willow tree, symbolizing grace, flexibility, and adaptability.

Unique unisex given name of Latin origin, derived from 'sol' meaning sun, conveying radiance and power.

Spanish-origin feminine name meaning 'Angel of God', combining the words 'sol' (sun) and 'ángel'.

Solangie, derived from Swahili "solange," means 'traveler' or 'wanderer,' reflecting adventure and exploration in African cultures.

Uncommon name of unknown origin with no clear meaning or historical context, often associated with celestial themes due to its components "solar" and "ra".

Latin-derived name meaning 'of the sun' or 'sunlike', derived from 'solaris', relating to the sun.

Mysterious yet captivating given name with unknown origins; some propose Hebrew ('three') or Irish ('light/sunray') roots, but none are definitive.

Arabic name derived from "sila," meaning "way" or "path." It signifies guidance, journey, or destiny.

French-derived given name meaning 'sun', associated with warmth and radiance, popularized by Anatole France's novel 'Thais'.

Arabian female name signifying 'beautiful countenance', found among Allah's 72 names.

Uncommon yet captivating Irish feminine name derived from the Irish surname 'O'Sullivan', meaning 'descendant of Sulliathan', which originates from the Irish word 'sull' signifying 'peaceful' or 'quiet'. Thus, Soleigh can be interpreted as 'peaceful descendant' or 'quiet descendant'.

Unique Breton given name meaning 'serious' or 'solemn', often given to thoughtful girls in ancient Breton culture.

French origin given name meaning "small light" or "little star", derived from the Latin word 'sol' for sun.

Spanish origin and means solidarity in English, derived from the word "solidaridad". It was popularized by early 20th-century left-wing political movements to express unity and cooperation among people. Today, it remains associated with social justice causes but is also appreciated for its sound and meaning beyond political affiliations.

Solidarity is a rare Spanish-derived given name meaning 'unity' or 'fellowship', associated with historical worker's rights movements and the Polish Solidarity movement.

African origin, specifically from the Igbo people of Nigeria. It means "peace" or "tranquility", symbolizing harmony and serenity.

Arabic name derived from Sulaiman (Solomon), meaning "peaceful" or "harmonious," associated with wisdom and leadership.

Latin-derived name meaning "sun," symbolizing warmth and vitality.

Latin-derived female name, uncommon yet charming, originally thought to mean "the only one," though its exact origins are unclear, possibly stemming from longer Latin names or the phrase "solita die.

Unique French origin name derived from 'solitaire,' meaning 'solitary' or 'alone.' Historically associated with independence, this uncommon name gained prominence in 19th century France.

Rare, radiant feminine name of Spanish origin, combining "sol" meaning sun and "maira" derived from the Basque word for beautiful, translating to 'beautiful sun'.

Rare Finnish name meaning "snowstorm," symbolizing strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Spanish origin name composed of 'Sol', meaning sun, and 'María', derived from Latin Maria, signifying 'star of the sea'.