Female names most popular over the last 10 years - page 721.

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70899 names found

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Mohani

Indian name derived from Sanskrit 'Mohan', meaning 'charming' or 'enchanting'.

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28802.

Monarch

English origin, meaning "king" or "queen", derived from the word "monarchy". Historically used as a title for rulers like Queen Elizabeth II, its use as a given name is rare but has been borne by notable figures such as singer-songwriter Monarch Little and businessman Monarch Newhouse. In popular culture, it appears in Andrew Miller's novel 'The King of a Hundred Aguiers' and as a Marvel Comics superhero with gravity-manipulating powers. Despite its rarity, Monarch's historical significance and unique meaning make it an intriguing name choice.

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28803.

Money

American name derived from the English word "money," meaning wealth or abundance. It is rare but carries a straightforward meaning of prosperity.

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28804.

Morganne

Welsh unisex name derived from 'Mor', meaning 'sea', associated with the vastness of the ocean and Welsh mythology's powerful enchantress.

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28805.

Moxi

Rare, unisex given name of unclear origin that has come to represent courage and boldness due to its association with the term "moxie" in English.

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28806.

Moyosore

The unisex name Moyosore is of Nigerian Yoruba origin, meaning 'Joy what God wants'.

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28807.

Mukti

Indian unisex name derived from Sanskrit 'mukti', meaning 'liberation' or 'salvation'.

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28808.

Muneera

Arabic female given name meaning 'she who lights fires', derived from the root verb 'n-r'. It is deeply rooted in Islamic tradition and was associated with Muneera bint al-Harith, a companion of Prophet Muhammad.

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28809.

Mwangaza

African name derived from Swahili, meaning "radiance" or "brilliance," often given to boys but also suitable for girls.

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28810.

Mychaela

Elegant Irish name derived from Michéal, meaning "who is like God?" It was popularized by St. Michéal Ó Cléirigh in the 12th century and remains a rare yet distinctive choice today.

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28811.

Mykela

Rare yet powerful Greek-derived female name meaning 'king'.

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28812.

Mykira

Rare yet captivating female name of Greek origin, derived from the word 'mykēs' meaning 'mushroom', conferring earthy and natural connotations. Though its history is undocumented due to rarity, Mykira has gained recent popularity in English-speaking countries for its unique and meaningful origin.

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28813.

Mylarae

Captivating Scottish feminine name derived from "Mialar", meaning "darling" or "petite".

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Mylla

Distinctive Greek name that means 'mulberry tree', symbolizing sacredness and artistic inspiration in ancient Greece.

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Nabria

Unique name of West African origin, particularly from the Akan tribe, meaning "brilliant" or "shining".

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28816.

Nadaya

Rare Hebrew name derived from "nedar," meaning "consecrated" or "devoted.

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Nadelynn

Captivating feminine name of Greek origin, derived from "nadel" meaning 'needle', first used for skilled sewers in ancient Greece.

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28818.

Naelah

Arabic name meaning "lofty" or "soaring high," derived from the word "na'il.

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28819.

Naelynn

Captivating Welsh name combining "Nael" (zealous, ardent) and "yn" (spirit), interpreted as "zealous spirit.

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28820.

Naevi

Rare Latin-derived name meaning 'mole' or 'birthmark', popularized by Romans associating it with beauty and good fortune in the late 19th century.

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28821.

Nafanua

Striking Samoan name meaning "bringer of light", inspired by the mythical first female chief and warrior goddess known for her courage and wisdom.

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28822.

Nahili

Hebrew name meaning "eagler" or "zealous one," reflecting deep faith and commitment to serving God.

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28823.

Nahiomy

Hebrew name derived from "nechemyah," meaning "comfort" or "consolation." It shares its roots with Nehemiah, a courageous and devoted figure in the Old Testament who played a significant role in rebuilding Jerusalem's walls.

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28824.

Nahmi

Rare Hebrew name derived from 'Nahum', meaning 'comfort' or 'consolation'. It is associated with the biblical prophet Nahum who lived in the 7th century BCE and delivered messages of comfort to his people.

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28825.

Nahyeli

Captivating Spanish name combining "Naha" (Mayan water) and "Yeli" (West African strength), embodying adaptability, courage, and emotion.

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28826.

Nahyla

Captivating African name from Swahili culture, meaning 'moon' and symbolizing grace and serenity.

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28827.

Naica

Spanish female given name of Aztec origin, derived from "Nahui-Ica" meaning 'four rainbows'.

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28828.

Naihla

Unique and captivating name of unknown origin, often associated with happiness and positivity, though its true meaning remains mysterious.

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28829.

Nakeya

African origin unisex name derived from Swahili, meaning 'moon'.

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28830.

Nakhari

African-origin name from the Igbo tribe in Nigeria, translating to "thinking about the world.

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28831.

Nakhyla

Arabic female name meaning "small pearl," symbolizing beauty and purity.

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28832.

Nalai

Unique Hawaiian name meaning "calm" or "serene," inspired by Hawaii's natural beauty and associated with the goddess Pele in Hawaiian mythology.

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28833.

Namarie

Rare Welsh given name derived from the word "namar," meaning "song" or "melody." It's notably associated with J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and reflects Wales' rich musical tradition.

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28834.

Namoni

Swahili unisex name meaning 'the thoughtful one', signifying intelligence and reflection.

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28835.

Namyia

African-derived female name meaning "my moon" in Swahili.

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28836.

Nanala

Unique Hawaiian name derived from "Nanalanui," meaning "to be light-hearted." It signifies joy, happiness, and positivity.

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28837.

Naret

Unique Basque name derived from "nere," meaning "mine" or "my.

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28838.

Narine

Armenian name meaning 'radiant one', symbolizing light and positivity.

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28839.

Nasara

African origin name derived from Hausa language, meaning 'success' or 'victory', reflecting the aspirations of West Africa's largest ethnic group.

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28840.

Nashrah

Arabic-origin name meaning 'to present' or 'to offer', often associated with generosity.