| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adalaide
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Noble kind
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German
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Adele
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Noble; noble kind; noble, soft, tender
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German
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Alena
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Tower
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Russian
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Alice
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Of nobility
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German
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Alma
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Nourishing, kind; soul; young woman; learned
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Modern
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Amada
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Lovable
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Latin
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Amalia
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Industrious, striving; work; rival; laborious; eager
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Latin
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Amelia
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Work
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German
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Anna
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Gracious
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Hebrew
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Apple
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Apple fruit
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English
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Arwen
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Muse
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Welsh
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Ashanti
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Tribe
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African
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Audrey
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Noble strength
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English
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Aurora
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Goddess of dawn
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Latin
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Autumn
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Season of harvest
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English
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Ava
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To live
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Latin
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Banks
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Edge of the River
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English
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Beatrice
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Voyager (through life); blessed
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Latin
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Bernadette
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Strong, brave bear
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German
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Betty
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A diminutive form of Elizabeth.
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Hebrew
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Beyonce
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From the surname Beyince
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American
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Bianka
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White, pure
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Italian
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Billie
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A feminine diminutive of William.
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English
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Birdie
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Bright, famous; little bird
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German
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Blossom
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Flower-like
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English
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Blue
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The Color
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American
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Bluebell
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Bluebell flower
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English
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Briar
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Thorny bush of wild roses, brambles
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English
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Brielle
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God is my strength
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French
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Brooklyn
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Broken land
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English
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Brooks
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Water, small stream
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German
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Brynn
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Hilled area
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Welsh
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Cali
|
Beautiful one
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Greek
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Calliope
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Beautiful voice
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Greek
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Camila
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Young religious servant
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Spanish
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Capri
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Island
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Italian
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Carmen
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Song
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Spanish
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Caroline
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Free woman
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French
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Carrie
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Free man
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German
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Cassie
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“The purified one,” in allusion to the plant cassia whose medicinal properties are laxative, but ultimately from the Greek kathairein, to cleanse.
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English
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Charlotte
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Free man
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French
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Chastity
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Pure
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Latin
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Cher
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Dear
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French
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Chicago
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Onion or Skunk
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Native American
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Chloe
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Green sprout
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Greek
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Clara
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Bright and clear
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Latin
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Colette
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People of victory
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French
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Cricket
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Loud Insect of the Night
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American
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Daisy
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Daisy flower
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English
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Delilah
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Delicate
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Hebrew
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Delta
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Wetlands
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Greek
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Destry
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Horse keeper
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American
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Diva
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Celebrated singer
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Italian
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Dolly
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A variant spelling of Dollie.
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English
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Dorothy
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Gift of God
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Greek
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Dream
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Unconscious vision or thought
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English
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Drew
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Manly and strong
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Greek
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Dusty
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Light coating
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English
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Edith
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Strife for wealth
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English
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Elektra
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Shining, bright, radiant
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Greek
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Elizabeth
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God is my oath
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Hebrew
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Ella
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Other goddess
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Hebrew
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Ellen
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Sun ray, shining light
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Greek
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Elsie
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God is my oath
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English
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Emilia
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To rival
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Latin
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Emma
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Whole or universal
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German
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Esmeralda
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Emerald
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Spanish
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Etta
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A diminutive form of Henrietta, “mistress of the home.”
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Italian
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Eva
|
Life
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Hebrew
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Everly
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From the boar meadow
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English
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Frances
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From France
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Latin
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Frankie
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From France
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Latin
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Frida
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Peaceful; lady
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German
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Fuschia
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Alternate spelling of Fuchsia
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English
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Honey
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Nectar
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English
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Honor
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Woman of honor
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Latin
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Hope
|
Desire to be
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English
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Indigo
|
Blue-purple color
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English
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Ines
|
Pure, holy; chaste
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Spanish
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Ireland
|
Country of Ireland
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Irish
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Iris
|
Rainbow
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Greek
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Isabelle
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God is my oath
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French
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Isla
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Island
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Scottish
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James
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“The supplanter”
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English
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Jane
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God is gracious
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Hebrew
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Jean
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God is gracious
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Hebrew
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Julia
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Youthful and downy
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Latin
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Jupiter
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Supreme God
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Latin
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Kaori
|
Fragrant
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Japanese
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Katherine
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Pure
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Greek
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Kirra
|
Lord
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Greek
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Lady
|
Bread kneader
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English
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Layla
|
Night
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Arabic
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Lea
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Delicate; weary; meadow or pasture
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Hebrew
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Lennon
|
Dear one
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Irish
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Lillian
|
Lily flower
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English
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Lily
|
Lily flower
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English
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Liv
|
Defense
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Scandinavian
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Lola
|
The sorrows
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Spanish
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Lourdes
|
Place name
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French
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Lucia
|
Of the light
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Italian
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Lucy
|
Of the light
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English
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Lula
|
Famous warrior
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German
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Lulu
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Precious; pearl; calm, peaceful, protected
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Latin
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Luna
|
The moon
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Latin
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Lyra
|
Lyre
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Greek
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Lyric
|
Words to a song
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English
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Mabel
|
Lovable
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Latin
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Mae
|
The fifth month
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English
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Maple
|
Maple tree
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Mara
|
Bitter
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Hebrew
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Mariah
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Of the sea
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English
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Marina
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From the sea
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Latin
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Marlow
|
Driftwood
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English
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Marvel
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Miracle to marvel at; wonderful, extraordinary
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Spanish
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Matilda
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Mighty in battle
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German
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Maxima
|
Greatest
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Latin
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Maya
|
Dream
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Indian (Sanskrit)
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Melody
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Song
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English
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Memphis
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Established and beautiful
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Greek
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Mercy
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Compassion, forebearance
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English
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Mia
|
Dear
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Scandinavian
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Minnie
|
A variant form of Mary.
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English
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Miranda
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Admirable
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Latin
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Monroe
|
From the Hill
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Irish
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Moon
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Natural satellite
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Nahla
|
Drink water
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Arabic
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Nancy
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A diminutive-variant of Anna or Anne, from the Hebrew hannah, grace.
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Hebrew
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Natalia
|
Christmas Day
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Latin
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Navy
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Military at sea
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English
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Neve
|
Snow
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Latin
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Nikki
|
Two trees
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Japanese
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Nora
|
Honorable one
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Latin
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North
|
Northern direction
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English
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Olive
|
Olive tree
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English
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Olivia
|
Olive tree
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Latin
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Penelope
|
Weaver
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Greek
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Pia
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Pious, reverent
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Latin
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Piper
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Pipe player
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English
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Poet
|
Writer of poems
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English
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Polly
|
A diminutive form or nickname for Mary.
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Latin
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Poppy
|
“The milk of happiness,” from the Latin papaver, the name of a plant having thick, milky juice, on the basis of papa, thick milk.
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Latin
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Priscilla
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Ancient, venerable
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Latin
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Quinn
|
Descendent of Conn
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Irish
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Rainbow
|
Spectrum of light
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English
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Ramona
|
Protecting hands
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Spanish
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Reba
|
A diminutive form of Rebecca.
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Hebrew
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Riley
|
Rye clearing
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Irish
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Rita
|
Right
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Spanish
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Theodora
|
God's gift
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Greek
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Tiana
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Fairy queen
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Slavic
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Valentina
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Strong and healthy
|
Latin
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Victoria
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Victory
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Latin
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Vida
|
Life
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Spanish
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Violet
|
Violet flower
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English
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Vivien
|
Lively
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Latin
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Vivienne
|
Alive
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French
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Wednesday
|
Wednesday
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English
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Willa
|
Will helmet, protection
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German
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Willow
|
Willow tree
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English
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Winnie
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Fair one; white and smooth, soft; happiness; holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace; first-born daughter; fair, pure
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Welsh
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Yvonne
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Yew
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German
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Zahara
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Flowering; shining
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Hebrew
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Zoe
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Life
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Greek
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Celebrity names for girls are always intriguing. As timeless as stars themselves, these celebrity baby names captivate attention, sometimes because they’re out there and other times because they’re just like us. Let’s browse them together.
Celebrity baby names are often in the news because of just how rare they are. Who can forget Apple or Suri? Sure, at first, they seemed shocking, but now that they’ve been in the spotlight, most people don’t bat an eyelash. Jessica Alba embraced all things uncommon with her daughters’ names, Honor and Haven. Honor is an ultra-rare virtue name that we’d love to see more often, while Haven is one heck of a word name wow. Jennifer Garner first used the fabulously floral Violet when she was still relatively uncommon, then she had Seraphina a few years later and blew name lovers away. A Hebrew name, Seraphina is deeply connected to the angels and has fierce femininity you can’t help but love. On the flip side, common names are popular among celebrity baby names, too. Don’t be surprised if you see picks like Rose, Chloe, and Katherine in celebrity birth announcements, too.
Vintage choices are always popular among celebrity names for girls. Sadie has caught on with us common folk again, but she’s been a Hollywood baby name favorite for years. Birdie has seen her fair share of use in celeb circles as well, with Jessica Simpson and Busy Phillips just two famous mamas that have picked her. Hattie is another antique beauty with celebrity ties. A shortened form of Harriet, we see plenty of room for her on the charts.
You can always opt for celebrity names for girls inspired by the stars themselves, too. Adele would fit right in with today’s top names, as would Billie, as in Billie Holiday, or Dolly, as in Dolly Parton.
Celebrity baby names are an exciting blend of cultures, styles, and popularities. Explore them with us.
