Female names most popular from last year - page 1752.
Yurivia
Rare Latin-derived female name with no direct meaning, created during medieval Europe as a variant of Yuri, meaning 'farmer'. Its unique spelling and sound make it distinctive.
Yury
Slavic origin, derived from George which means 'farmer' or 'earthworker'.
Yusairah
Arabic name meaning 'transformation' or 'renewal', originating from Middle Eastern Muslim communities.
Yusayrah
Unique Arabic female given name derived from the word 'yusr' meaning 'ease' or 'comfort', symbolizing kindness, compassion, and tranquility.
Yushica
Modern Japanese name created by combining "Yushi" and "Sica", potentially meaning 'happiness' or 'to follow'.
Yusmeri
Yusmeri: Hispanic feminine name originating from Arabic Yusra ("ease" or "flow"), pronounced /yoo-smuh-ree/, gaining popularity among Spanish-speaking communities for its blend of cultural heritage and modernity.
Yuting
Feminine Chinese name meaning 'Elegant Jade'.
Yutong
Chinese given name meaning "abundance from the east," dating back to the Zhou Dynasty and associated with talent and virtue.
Yutzil
Unique Mayan boy's name derived from 'yut' (star) and 'zil' (warrior), meaning 'Star Warrior', reflecting its celestial and martial aspects.
Yuuka
Rare yet significant Japanese name composed of "Yu" (reason) and "Uka" (hill), translating to "a hill caused by".
Yuuki
Popular Japanese given name for boys and girls, originating from the combination of the verb "yuu" (to breathe) and the kanji character for "ki" (spirit or energy), symbolizing breath of life or vital energy.
Yuuna
Japanese feminine name composed of "yu" (由) and "na" (奈), signifying "reason" or "cause".
Yuval
Modern classic Hebrew name meaning "united" or "together", popularized in Israel in the mid-20th century, used typically for boys but also occasionally for girls.
Yuvawn
Unique and distinctive given name of unknown origin and meaning.
Yuvette
Distinctive name of French origin, derived from Juliette meaning 'young', with historical figures like Yvette Horner carrying its legacy.
Yuvonda
African name of Igbo origin, meaning "growth" or "increase," signifying prosperity and abundance.
Yuvonka
Modern Russian girl's name derived from the Siberian plant 'ювонка', symbolizing beauty and grace.
Yuvonne
Distinctive Italian-derived feminine name that means "happy" or "jovial," created by parents seeking an uncommon option with no significant historical background.
Yuxi
Unique Chinese name derived from the characters 'Yu' (flood/jade) and 'Xi' (happiness), symbolizing nature's power, beauty, and joy.
Yuxin
Unisex Chinese name meaning 'stable heart' or 'wise kindness', combining the qualities of stability, wisdom, and kindness.
Yuxuan
Beautiful and unique Chinese girl's name meaning "jade and springs," embodying qualities of beauty, wisdom, courage, perfection, renewal, growth, and purity.
Yuyan
Chinese given name composed of "Yu" (universe) and "Yan" (smoke), signifying "cosmic smoke.
Yuzuha
Graceful Japanese girl's name derived from ancient literature, meaning 'pomelo leaf' while symbolizing elegance and intelligence.
Yuzuki
Recent popular Japanese given name composed of "Yu" (abundance) and "Zuki" (moon), translating to "Abundant Moon".
Yva
Rare yet powerful female name with roots in ancient Rome, derived from the Latin word "iuga" meaning "yoke," symbolizing strength and hard work.
Yvalondra
Uncommon but powerful African name meaning 'gift of dreams'.
Yvan
French male given name derived from Hebrew 'Yochanan', meaning "God is gracious".
Yvannah
Captivating girls' name of unknown origin, believed to be a modern creation inspired by popular names of the late 1900s.
Yvannia
Rare and unique girls' name of uncertain origin, potentially a blend of Yvonne ("archer") and Vanessa ("butterfly"), symbolizing strength and grace or transformation.
Yve
Distinctive French female given name derived from "ive", meaning "lively" or "vibrant".
Yveline
Rare French feminine name believed to derive from the Old Frankish word 'Islinn,' meaning 'island'.
Yvelisse
Rare Spanish given name derived from Occitan, meaning "from the yew tree grove," symbolizing longevity and immortality. It was popular among medieval nobility in Spain and France, carried by historical figures like Yvelisse de Lannoy and Yvelisse of Burgundy. Today, it's still used but remains distinctive due to its rich history and cultural ties.
Yvelle
Rare, exotic French female name whose meaning and origins are unclear, but may be linked to Yvonne or Iveline.
Yveth
Captivating Welsh name derived from Iefan, meaning "happy youth.
Yvett
French-derived feminine name, originating from Yves, which means "archer" or "bowman".
Yvetta
Czech feminine given name derived from the word "jitřní," meaning "dawn." It signifies "daughter of dawn" or "born at dawn.
Yvianna
Distinctive and elegant Greek name derived from 'Ivy', signifying 'clinging vine'. It symbolizes growth, abundance, longevity, and fidelity.
Yvon
Ancient French given name derived from Old Breton 'Euyon', meaning 'youth'. It originated in Brittany and was traditionally reserved for noble-born boys.
Yvonda
Captivating Igbo Nigerian name meaning "The one who brings joy" or "Happy one".
Yvone
Rare French girl's name derived from 'yvonne', meaning 'yarrow' flower, known for its healing properties. First used in medieval France, it regained popularity in the late 20th century among French-speaking families.