Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Abigail

Father’s rejoice

Hebrew

Adaline

Noble one

German

Adalyn

Noble kind

German

Adalynn

Noble one

German

Addelyn

Noble one

German

Addilyn

Noble one

German

Addilynn

Noble one

German

Adeline

Noble one

German

Adelyn

Noble one

German

Adelynn

Noble one

German

Aila

Blessed

Scandinavian

Alaiya

Sublime

Arabic

Alani

Ripe

Polynesian

Aliana

Created name

American

Alisson

Son of the nobility

German

Alma

Nourishing, kind; soul; young woman; learned

Modern

Alora

My Dream

African

Amelia

Work

German

Analia

Combination of Anna and Lucia

Spanish

Angelique

Messenger; messenger of God; angelic

Latin

Annalise

Created name

German

Anya

Resurrection; He (God) has favored me

Hebrew

Araceli

Altar of heaven; heavenly homemaker

Latin

Ariya

Air or solo melody

English

Arleth

Lion of God

Spanish

Arlette

Eagle

French

Austyn

Great, magnificent

Latin

Ava

To live

Latin

Avayah

Variant of Ava

American

Avery

Elf counsel

English

Azalea

Dry

Greek

Baylor

Deliverer of goods

English

Belen

Bethlehem

Spanish

Bexley

Woodland clearing

English

Birdie

Bright, famous; little bird

German

Bonnie

Fine, attractive, pretty

Scottish

Briar

Thorny bush of wild roses, brambles

English

Bristol

Site of the Bridge

English

Calliope

Beautiful voice

Greek

Camila

Young religious servant

Spanish

Capri

Island

Italian

Cassandra

Man's defender, warrior

Greek

Celine

Heaven

Latin

Chandler

Candle maker

French

Charli

Free man

German

Charlotte

Free man

French

Clementine

Merciful

Latin

Cleo

“The celebrated one,” from the Greek kleo, make known or famous.

Greek

Colette

People of victory

French

Collins

Holly

Irish

Cynthia

From Mount Kynthos

Greek

Dahlia

Dahlia flower

Scandinavian

Dalia

Gentle; slender branch, tendril

Hebrew

Danna

God is my judge

English

Daphne

Laurel

Greek

Davina

Beloved

Scottish

Delaney

From the alder grove

English

Della

Noble

German

Denver

From the passage of the Danes

American

Dorothy

Gift of God

Greek

Dream

Unconscious vision or thought

English

Drew

Manly and strong

Greek

Elaine

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Eleanor

Of unknown meaning

English

Elia

God has answered

Hebrew

Elizabeth

God is my oath

Hebrew

Ella

Other goddess

Hebrew

Emberlynn

Combination of Ember and Lynn

American

Emerald

Precious gemstone

Spanish

Emma

Whole or universal

German

Estelle

Star

Latin

Evelyn

Desired one

English

Fallon

Superiority; descended from a ruler

Irish

Faye

Loyalty; belief

French

Flora

Flower

Latin

Florence

Flowering, in bloom

Latin

Freyja

Norse goddess of love and magic.

Scandinavian

Gia

God is gracious

Italian

Giana

God is gracious

Italian

Gianna

God is gracious

Italian

Goldie

Golden

Yiddish

Guinevere

Fair one; white, smooth, soft

Welsh

Hadlee

Heather meadow

English

Hadleigh

Heather meadow

English

Halle

Home ruler

German

Halo

Divine Aura

Greek

Harlow

Rock hill

English

Harper

Harp Player

English

Holland

Land on the Ridge

American

India

Of the Indus River

Indian (Sanskrit)

Indie

Independent

American

Indigo

Blue-purple color

English

Isabella

Devoted to God

Italian

Jaycee

Created name

American

Jaylani

Created name

American

Jazlyn

Created name

American

Jenesis

Origin, birth

Hebrew

Jianna

Variant of Gianna

Italian

Journi

To travel from one place to another

English

Jovie

Joyful

American

Kahlani

Sea and sky

Polynesian

Kaia

Pure

Scandinavian

Kaiya

Forgiveness

Japanese

Kamari

Moon

Arabic

Kataleya

Orchid

Spanish

Kaylani

Sea heavens

Polynesian

Khalani

Sea and sky

Polynesian

Kiana

Ancient

American

Kimora

From the Golden Meadow

American

Kora

Maiden

Greek

Lainey

Bright and shining

French

Laurel

The bay, or laurel plant

Latin

Layne

Path, roadway

English

Legacy

Inherited from ancestors

English

Lennon

Dear one

Irish

Liana

To twine around

French

Livia

A short form of Olivia.

Latin

Lorelei

“The enchantress,” in allusion to the siren of German legend whose singing on reefs in the Rhine lured sailors to their doom.

German

Loretta

“The knowing one,” from the Middle English lore, traditional learning.

Italian

Louise

Famous warrior

German

Loyalty

Loyalty

English

Lucy

Of the light

English

Luella

A variant form of Louella.

English

Luna

The moon

Latin

Lyra

Lyre

Greek

Mabel

Lovable

Latin

Mae

The fifth month

English

Maeve

Intoxicating

Irish

Magdalena

Woman from Magdala

Greek

Malani

Created name

Polynesian

Marcelina

Dedicated to Mars

Latin

Margo

Pearl

French

Margot

Pearl

French

Marisol

Sea and sun

Spanish

Martha

Lady; mistress of the house

Aramaic

Mavis

Song thrush

French

Maxine

Greatest

Latin

Mazikeen

Harmful spirits

Hebrew

Mia

Dear

Scandinavian

Micah

Who resembles God?

Hebrew

Mina

Love

German

Murphy

Descendant of sea warrior

Irish

Myla

Soldier

English

Mylah

Soldier

English

Natasha

Birthday

Latin

Navy

Military at sea

English

Naya

Renewal

Indian (Sanskrit)

Nayeli

I love you

Native American

Nellie

Horn; sun ray, shining light

Latin

Noah

To rest

Hebrew

Noemi

Pleasant

Hebrew

Novalee

New field

American

Nyomi

Pleasant one

Hebrew

Nyra

Beauty of Goddess Saraswati

Indian (Sanskrit)

Oaklee

Oak field

English

Oakleigh

Meadow of oak trees

English

Oakley

From the oak tree field

English

Ocean

Sea

Greek

Octavia

Eighth

Latin

Olivia

Olive tree

Latin

Opal

Gem, jewel

Indian (Sanskrit)

Ophelia

Help

Greek

Paityn

Form of Peyton

English

Paloma

Dove

Latin

Persephone

Bringer of destruction

Greek

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.

Latin

Promise

One's word

English

Raya

Friend

Israeli

Rory

Red king

Irish

Rosalie

Rose flower

French

Rosemary

Dew of the sea

Latin

Ryder

Knight, mounted warrior

English

Sage

Sage plant

English

Salem

Peace

Hebrew

Salma

Peace; helmet of God; safe

Hebrew

Sandra

A short form of Alexandra, which see.

Italian

Saylor

Sailor

English

Scarlett

Shade of red

English

Scout

To listen

French

Selah

Rock

Hebrew

Selena

Moon

Spanish

Sevyn

Seven

American

Shiloh

His gift

Hebrew

Skye

Isle of Skye

English

Sloane

Raid

Irish

Sofia

Wisdom

Greek

Soleil

Sun

French

Sophia

Wisdom

Greek

Soraya

Princess

Persian

Stevie

Crown, garland

Greek

Sunny

Sunshine; happy, cheerful temperament

English

Sutton

From the south town

English

Sylvia

Woods, forest

Latin

Sylvie

Woods, forest

Latin

Tatiana

Unknown

Russian

Tatum

Tata's homestead

English

Taytum

Tata's homestead

English

Thalia

Flourishing

Greek

Theodora

God's gift

Greek

Tiana

Fairy queen

Slavic

Treasure

Treasure

English

Veda

Knowledge, wisdom

Indian (Sanskrit)

Vida

Life

Spanish

Whitley

White meadow

English

Winnie

Fair one; white and smooth, soft; happiness; holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace; first-born daughter; fair, pure

Welsh

Wren

Bird

English

Wrenley

Combination of Wren and -Lee Suffix

American

Xiomara

Guest, stranger

Greek

Yareli

Unknown

Spanish

Zariyah

Beautiful and light

Arabic

Zayla

Created name

American

Zendaya

To give thanks

African

Zora

Dawn

Slavic

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The hottest girl names leaped over 300 spots on the charts in recent years. Raya is one to watch, as this Disney-themed cutie meaning “friend” was the biggest mover of 2021, and she’s showing no signs of slowing. Wrenley is another mega mover. She’s a beautiful name that combines the bird beauty Wren with the popular –Lee suffix. The last legendary leaper is Angelique, a variation of Angel with an ear-pleasing ending.

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