Female names most popular since 1880 - page 904.

Arabic name meaning "noble" or "highborn," signifying nobility and dignity.

Unique, captivating name of African American origin, created by combining Shari (meaning "princess" in Hebrew) and Lee (meaning "clearing" in English).

Rare Hebrew name meaning 'song' or 'poetic'.

Captivating American name coined by Stephen King in his novel "The Stand," with meanings ranging from 'from the savannah' to 'happy,' reflecting its literary character's resilience and optimism.

Striking Native American female name derived from Creek tribe's 'shahona', meaning 'beautiful'.

African American name derived from the Swahili word "sheni," meaning "two" or "second." It symbolizes unity, balance, and duality.

Irish surname derived from "Ó Sióla," meaning 'grandson of Síol,' a figure in Irish mythology, and is now used as a unisex given name with a rich history dating back centuries.

Rare yet captivating Hawaiian name meaning 'to dream', often given to children born under fortunate circumstances, now popular worldwide for its uniqueness and mystique.

Igbo-African origin name, typically associated with the fertility goddess Shireke, signifying "the spirit of life".

Unique, uncommon given name of unknown origin and significance, first recorded in Scotland during the 17th century.

Unique and charming girl's name of Spanish origin, directly translating to 'smile', conveying warmth and happiness.

Korean name meaning 'pure', often used as both a given name and family name.

Suniya, of Sanskrit origin, means "one who brings light" and is associated with the Hindu sun god Surya.

Rare Hebrew name derived from "syd," meaning "field.

Modern, unique name of unknown origin, possibly created as a blend of popular 'S' names like Sierra and Seraphina. Its meaning remains open but some associate it with Latin "serenum," suggesting calmness or clear sky. Rarely used, Syera offers versatility for personalization.

Spirited Welsh given name derived from 'taff', meaning 'mischievous' or 'playful'.

Rare Hebrew name derived from "tahor," meaning "pure." It signifies ritual purity and has been used among Jewish communities for centuries to wish children virtuous lives.

Japanese feminine given name derived from the kanji characters 武 (take) meaning "military" or "martial", and 越 (ko), referring to the ancient state of Yuetsh in China. It gained popularity due to its association with Takeda Takeko, a famous female samurai from the late Edo period known for her exceptional martial arts skills. Today, parents choose Takeko for its strong historical significance and modern appeal, as it sounds powerful yet accessible in both Japanese and English.

Rare but profound Japanese name derived from "takeshi," meaning "to rule" or "braving the waves." Originally tied to samurai culture, this name embodies strength, courage, and leadership, making it unique yet powerful.

African name of Yoruba origin from Nigeria meaning 'my friend', reflecting warmth and kindness valued in Yoruba culture.

African-origin name derived from Tasheka, meaning 'to have beauty' in Swahili.

African origin name derived from Yoruba goddess Oya, meaning "Goddess of Wind" or "She who has many faces.

Uncommon, intriguing name with no clear origin or meaning.

Terecita, of Spanish origin, means 'little earth', signifying humanity's connection to nature.

Albanian female name derived from Illyrian Queen Teuta, meaning 'power' through association.

Distinctive feminine given name derived from ancient Greek mythology, named after Thalia, the Muse of comedy and festivity, bringing laughter and joy to all she inspired.

Rare Greek-derived name meaning "to set forth" or "to put out," historically associated with courage and determination. It's connected to the Greek goddess Thetis, symbolizing female power and resilience.

Rare African-derived Swahili name potentially meaning "intelligent" or "wise".

Unique and rare name of unknown origin, without any established meaning or historical background. Its mystery makes it an attractive choice for those seeking a distinctive name.

Distinctive female prénom of Latin origin, derived from the powerful Titans or Titanides of Greek mythology, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and spirituality.

Unique, gender-neutral given name with unknown origins and no traditional meaning. Its rarity contributes to its appeal, allowing bearers to create personal significance and associations.

Distinctive African American name composed of "Tre" meaning three and "Anna", derived from Latin Anna meaning grace. It signifies "third daughter with grace".

Historic Japanese female name, meaning "constant prosperity child," originating from the Manyoshu poetry anthology of the 8th century.

Unisex name of Turkish origin, derived from Arabic "tubba," meaning "large drum." It's associated with music due to its literal meaning and the musical instrument by the same name. Traditionally given to girls born during Ramadan in Turkey, Tuba has since been used for both boys and girls globally.

Tajjah is a unique African name of Yoruba origin, translating to "the Creator has made me," symbolizing gratitude towards the divine creator Olorun.

African Igbo name meaning "Our joy is infinite.

Recent American name created by combining "tyla" and "-yah," with meanings possibly linked to Greek or Latin roots like "reaper" or "tyrant.

Rare African American female given name created by poet Audre Lorde for her daughter in 1974. Its meaning remains largely undocumented but may derive from 'timeless' or 'eternal', reflecting its empowering nature.

Uncommon yet significant Irish name derived from the earth goddess Tairchech, signifying 'land of the sun'.

Captivating African-derived name, from Yoruba culture, meaning 'the joyous one'.