Female names most popular from last year - page 1646.

Female name of Greek origin derived from 'theites,' meaning 'divine' or 'from the sea.' It is associated with Thetis, the Nereid mother of Achilles in Greek mythology.

Traditional Vietnamese girls' name derived from 'thì', meaning 'then' or 'so'. It signifies wisdom, balance, and harmony.

Uncommon and intriguing name of uncertain origin, possibly deriving from Hawaiian roots or a variant spelling of the Greek name Thalia, meaning "to flourish" or "to bloom.

Unique feminine Cambodian name derived from ancient Khmer language, translating to "good fortune" or "prosperity". It has been historically associated with notable figures in Cambodian culture and literature.

Vietnamese name of ancient origin, derived from "thiên," meaning heaven or sky. It is often associated with Buddhist and Taoist traditions, symbolizing celestial beings and natural world. Believed to hold significant power and influence over an individual's fate, Thien was popular among devoted practitioners of these religions in Vietnam, later gaining international recognition. Beyond its meanings related to heaven and sky, it can also represent mindfulness, inner peace, and kindness.

Unique Vietnamese name derived from "thiên" (heaven) and "anh" (older brother), meaning "heavenly older brother".

Vietnamese feminine given name derived from 'Thien' (heaven) and 'Kim' (gold), signifying 'Heavenly Metal'.

French masculine given name of Germanic origin, deriving from "Theoderic" meaning "powerful ruler". It has been associated with notable figures throughout history like Thierry, Duke of Alsace, reflecting qualities of leadership and courage.

Scandinavian feminine given name derived from 'Þór' meaning 'Thor', the god of thunder, and 'dís' referring to a goddess or female spirit, thus conveying the meaning 'Thor's Goddess'.

Unique feminine given name of Sanskrit origin, derived from "Tiratha," meaning "one who has crossed the river." It symbolizes strength, courage, and triumph over adversity.

Hebrew feminine given name derived from "Tzruya," meaning "balsam tree.

Rare Greek given name derived from "thisebe," meaning "goddess of hunt.

Greek origin, meaning "will" or "desire", derived from the word "thelima". It's a unique, unisex name once used by ancient Greeks like Thlema of Croton, the Olympic wrestling champion. Despite its rarity, Thlema remains popular among parents seeking distinctive names with powerful meanings.

The unisex name Tho, originating from Vietnam and signifying 'peace', has gained worldwide popularity due to its simplicity.

Unique Vietnamese girls' name derived from "thoát", meaning "to escape", and often associated with freedom and independence in folklore. Despite its uncommon usage, Thoa stands out as a distinctive choice for parents seeking meaningful yet uncommon names. It is pronounced "twha".

The name Thoma originates from Greece and signifies 'twin,' derived from the Greek word 'thoos'.

Rare Hebrew-origin name, derived from "tomer" (palm tree), combining elements of Tomas and Aisha, symbolizing strength, beauty, and resilience.

Latin-derived feminine variant of Thomas, meaning 'twin' in Greek.

Rare but elegant Latin name meaning "twin", derived from the male name Thomas, which has ancient roots in Aramaic.

Thomasine is a distinctive female name of Scandinavian origin, derived from the male name Thomas meaning 'twin' in Aramaic, with '-ine' added for a feminine form.

Rare Latin name meaning 'twin'.

Distinctive feminine name of Latin origin, meaning 'twin', derived from the male name Thomas.

Rare yet distinctively Scandinavian female given name derived from Þórsmundr, meaning "protected by Thor" or "guardian of Thor," with historical ties to Norse mythology.

Distinctive female given name of Hispanic origin, derived from the Aramaic 'Tam' meaning "twin," popularized by Saint Thomas Aquinas, and historically used to honor male relatives named Tomas since the 13th century.

Distinctive Latin name meaning 'twin', popularized during the Middle Ages and associated with biblical apostle Thomas.

African name of Yoruba origin meaning "She brings joy.

Distinctive Greek name meaning 'harvest' or 'autumn', honoring the bounty of nature and associated with the goddess Demeter in ancient Greece.

Unisex name of African American origin, derived from Thomas ('twin') and Michelle ('who is like God'), combining elements from Aramaic and French languages.

English surname derived from 'thorne', meaning thorn bush, originally given to someone living near such bushes or having a profession related to them. It has been used as a given name since the late 19th century and ranks #786 among boys' names in the U.S. (2020).

Distinctive African name derived from the Swahili word "thondoo," meaning "to stretch out" or "expand." Traditionally given to boys with unique birthmarks or born during hardship, it signifies resilience and destined greatness. Today, it's increasingly recognized globally for its melodic sound and rich cultural history.

Uncommon but significant female name of Icelandic origin, derived from Old Norse elements meaning "Thor's goddess".

Distinctive Scandinavian female name derived from the Old Norse 'Þórr', meaning 'thunder' or 'god of thunder'.

Thorris is a distinctive Scandinavian name derived from Þórr, the Old Norse god of thunder and strength.

Irish name derived from the ancient Treasa, meaning 'swift' or 'agile'.

Rare Greek female name derived from Theresa, meaning "to harvest" or "to reap.

Rare yet intriguing female name of Greek origin, derived from 'theras' meaning 'monster' or 'marvel', and associated with a mythical sea creature.

Norwegian name with the meaning 'strong' or 'powerful', derived from the Greek word 'theros'. It has historical roots dating back to ancient Greece.

Rare Greek name meaning 'abundance', associated with Demeter, the goddess of harvest, and traditionally bestowed upon daughters in farming families for prosperity.

Thresia, of Latin origin, means "three" and was traditionally given to twin or triplet girls signifying their birth order.

Rare but significant Greek name derived from "threskeia," meaning "religious observance." It was borne by a historical Christian martyr and has been associated with strength, independence, and spirituality throughout history.