Names that are boy and girl: 61 options for boy and girl names for babies
Top 300 Unisex Baby Names of 2022
35. Billy
Version of Bill and diminutive of William
36. Blaine
Roots in Gaelic from ‘yellow’, probably referring to a person with blonde hair
37. Blair
English and Scottish, ‘Child of the plains, field, or battlefield’
38. Blake
Old English, originally a nickname ‘blac’someone who had dark hair or skin (‘blac’), or pale hair or skin (‘blaac’)
39. Blue
From the colour, modern usage
40. Bobby
Initially a nickname for Robert
41. Bowie
Gaelic and Scottish, ‘yellow’, ‘fair-haired’, originally a surname
42. Brady
Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘descendant of Brádach’, which itself possibly means ‘spirited’ or ‘broad’
43. Brennan
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘teardrop’
44.
Brent
Old English for ‘high place, steep hill’
45. Brett
From Celtic and French, meaning Breton or someone from Brittany, France
46. Briar
Old English from the thorny shrub but also the name Briar Rose given to the princess in Sleeping Beauty
47. Brighton
English, ‘bright town’, also the town on the south coast of England
48. Britton
Old English, ‘from Britain’
49. Brooke
Old English and Old German origin from ‘water/small streem’
50. Brooklyn
Old English ‘small stream’ but also from the New York City borough
51. Brooks
Old English and Old German for ‘water, small stream’
52. Caelan
Gaelic and Irish name, ‘slender and fine, fair or pure’
53. Cameron
Scottish baby name, ‘crooked’
54.
Campbell
Originally a Scottish surname named for a person with a crooked mouth, or crooked smile
55. Carey
Of Gaelic origin for ‘love’
56. Carmel
It is of Hebrew origin, ‘garden, orchard’
57. Carmen
Variation on Carmel
58. Carroll
Of Old German derivation, ‘free man’
59. Carson
Scottish, Old English, ‘son of the marsh-dwellers’
60. Carter
Old English ‘one who carts/transports goods’, also a surname
61. Casey
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘alert, watchful’
62. Cassidy
Irish, ‘person with curly hair’
63. Chance
Middle English origin, ‘good fortune’
64. Channing
English and Old German origin, ‘young wolf; official of the church’
65.
Charley
Originally a nickname for Charles, Charlene or Charlotte
66. Charlie
Originally a nickname for Charles, Charlene or Charlotte
67. Chris
Shortening of Christopher/Christian/Christine
68. Clay
A shortened version of Clayton
69. Clayton
Old English, from ‘clay settlement’
70. Cody
Irish and Gaelic origin, meaning ‘helper’
71. Cole
Old English, ‘swarthy, coal-black’
72. Corey
Uncertain origin, could be from a Norse surname or the Gaelic coire (‘cauldron/ a seething pool/hollow’)
73. Dakota
Native American origin for ‘friend/ally’, also from the US states
74. Dale
Old English, ‘small valley’
75. Dallas
Irish, Gaelic and Scottish origin, ‘from the dales’, also a village in Scotland and city in Texas
76.
Dana
Hebrew variant of Daniel, ‘God is the judge’ or old English, ‘a Dane from Denmark’
77. Dane
Old English, ‘a Dane from Denmark’
78. Darby
Old English, ‘without envy’ and the place name, ‘park with deer’
79. Daryl
Originated from French surname (‘from Airelle’, a town in Calvados)
80. Dawson
Old English, from the surname meaning ‘son of David’
81. Delta
Greek origin, ‘mouth of a river’
82. Denver
Old English and French origin, ‘green valley’, contemporary use may refer to the city
83. Devin
Irish and Gaelic origin, from ‘bard, poet’ or from the French ‘divin’, meaning ‘divine’
84. Dorian
Greek origin, ‘from Doris’, an area in Greece
85. Drew
Of Greek origin meaning ‘strong and manly
86.
Dylan
Welsh origin ‘son of the sea’, a legendary Welsh hero
87. Easton
English origin meaning ‘east-facing place’
88. Eddie
Short for Edward/Edwin/Edwina
89. Eden
From the Biblical Garden of Eden, meaning ‘delight’
90. Elliott
From Hebrew, ‘Jehovah is God’
91. Ellis
From Hebrew, ‘Jehovah is God’
92. Ellison
Of Hebrew origin meaning ‘Son of Elias’
93. Ember
English, meaning ‘Spark, Burning Low’
94. Emerson
Old English, from the surname ‘Emery’s son’
95. Emery
German origin meaning ‘Brave; powerful’
96. Emory
Variant of Emery
97. Erin
Irish and Gaelic origin, from a poetic word for ‘Ireland’
98.
Evelyn
A girl’s name of English origin meaning ‘wished for child’
99. Ezra
A boy’s name of Hebrew origin meaning ‘help’
100. Finley
Scottish, Irish origin meaning ‘fair-haired hero’
101. Finn
Irish origin meaning ‘fair or white’, Finn MacCool (or Fionn mac Cuumhaill) was the greatest hero of Irish mythology
102. Florian
From Latin, ‘Flowery or flourishing’
103. Flynn
Irish and Gaelic, ‘descendant of Flann’, a byname meaning ‘reddish or ruddy’
104. Francis
Latin origin, ‘Frenchman’
105. Frankie
Diminutive of the name Frank, Frances, Francis or Francesca
106. Gabriel
Hebrew origin, ‘man of God’, also the archangel Gabriel
107. Gene
English origin, ‘well-born’, diminutive of Eugene
108.
Genesis
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘origin, birth’; the first book of the Bible
109. George
Greek origin from ‘georgos’ meaning ‘tiller of the soil’
110. Glen
Derived from the Gaelic ‘gleana’, meaning valley
111. Grey
Old English origin, from the colour, originally denoting ‘grey hair or beard’
112. Hadley
Of Old English origin, ‘heather meadow’
113. Harley
Old English origin, from ‘hare meadow’ or ‘rock meadow’
114. Harlow
Old English origin, ‘army hill’, with a variation being Arlo
115. Harper
English, Scottish, and Irish for the player of a harp
116. Haven
Old English, ‘place of safety/sanctuary’
117. Hayden
Old English, formerly a surname, ‘hedged valley’
118.
Henry
The name Henry means ‘Ruler of the home’ and is of German origin
119. Honour
From Latin, a virtue name
120. Hudson
Old English origin, ‘son of Hugh’
121. Hunter
English origin meaning ‘one who hunts’
122. Indigo
Of Greek origin meaning ‘Indian dye’, now the name of the colour
123. Jack
English name based on John (Hebrew), or Jacques, the French form of Jacob (Hebrew), can also be a shortening of Jacqueline
124. Jackie
Variant of Jack
125. Jade
From Spanish for the ornamental stone jade
126. Jaden
A variant of Jade
127. James
Derived from the Hebrew name Jacob, ‘supplanter’
128. Jamie
A derivation of James
129. Jan
A variant of John in various languages, can also be a shortened version of Janet and Janice
130.
Jayden
Thought to be a modern invention (US) but there is also a Biblical Jadon
131. Jean
Of Hebrew origin, variant of John/Jane
132. Jesse
Of Hebrew origin, ‘the Lord exists’, can be short for Jessica
133. Jessie
Of Hebrew origin, ‘the Lord exists’, can be short for Jessica
134. Jody
Originally a pet form of Judy, itself a pet form of Judith, and sometimes a short form for Joseph or Josephine
135. Jordan
Hebrew origin for ‘down-flowing’, a major river in the Middle East
136. Jude
Greek origin, meaning ‘praised’
137. Jules
French origin, variant of Julius/Julian, could also be a shortening of Julie
138. Julian
From Latin, ‘youthful’, a form of Julius, used as a clan by several powerful Roman emperors
139.
Kaden
Arabic origin, ‘companion’
140. Kai
Various origins including German (‘warrior’), Hawaiian (‘sea’) and Welsh (‘rejoicer’)
141. Kameron
A variant of Cameron
142. Keegan
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘small flame; ardent’
143. Keely
Celtic and Gaelic meaning ‘Beautiful; handsome’
144. Kelly
English form of the ancient Irish Gaelic name Ceallach, meaning ‘strife; war’
145. Kelsey
Old English, from a place name referring to ‘island’
146. Kendall
Of Old English origin, ‘the Kent river valley’, possibly ‘bright river valley’
147. Kennedy
From two Gaelic words meaning ‘chieftain’ and ‘helmet’. Also a first name taken from the surname
148. Kerry
Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘black-haired’
149.
Kim
Short form of names like Kimberley and Kimball
150. Kit
Originally a nickname for Christian
151. Kylar
Variant of Kyle
152. Kyle
Of Gaelic origin, ‘narrow, straight’ referring to places, such as a peninsula or strait
153. Kylin
Possibly a variant of Kylie (Australian, ‘boomerang’)
154. Kyrie
Of Greek origin, ‘Lord’, also the Christian prayer Kyrie eleison meaning ‘Lord, have mercy’
155. Lake
English origin from the body of water
156. Landon
Old English, ‘long hill’
157. Lane
English origin, ‘small road or path’
158. Leah
Of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘delicate; weary’
159. Lee
Old English origin, ‘meadow or pasture’
160.
Leighton
Of Old English origin, ‘meadow settlement’
161. Lennon
The name Lennon means ‘Dear One’ and is of Irish origin
162. Lennox
Scottish origin, ‘from Levenach, Scotland’
163. Leslie
Of Scottish and Gaelic origin, ‘holly garden’
164. Lincoln
Old English ‘lake colony’, English city and early Roman settlement, also from US president Abraham Lincoln
165. Linden
English origin, nature name from the tree of the same name
166. Lindsay
Scottish origin, ‘a lake; a place of linden trees’
167. Logan
Of Gaelic origin, meaning ‘hollow’
168. London
From the city, now used as a unisex name
169. Lonnie
Old German origin, from Alonzo, ‘ready for battle’
170. Loren
Latin origin, ‘from Laurentum’
171.
Lou
From Louis or Louise
172. Mackenzie
Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘fire-born; son of the wise ruler’. Originally a surname
173. Maddox
Anglo Welsh origin, ‘benefactor’s son’
174. Madison
A variant of Mathieson, meaning son of Matthew. Originally a surname, popularity as a girl’s given name is generally attributed to the film Splash
175. Marley
English origin meaning ‘marshy meadow’
176. Marlow
Old English origin, ‘driftwood’, also the place name in Buckinghamshire
177. Mason
English origin, ‘one who works with stone’
178. Max
Short form of Maximilian, Maxwell or Maxine
179. Maxwell
Old English for ‘Mack’s stream’, Mack probably deriving from the Latin Magnus (‘Great’)
180. Mckenna
Of Scottish and Gaelic origin, is ‘ascend’.
Originally a surname
181. Mckenzie
Of Scottish origin, ‘the fair one’. Originally a surname
182. Micah
Of Hebrew origin, ‘who is like God?’
183. Michael
Of Hebrew origin, ‘who is like God?
184. Milan
Of Slavic origin for ‘gracious, dear’, or from the Italian city, which takes its name from a Celtic word meaning ‘mid-plain’
185. Miller
English occupational name from ‘one who works in the mill’
186. Monroe
Scottish surname meaning ‘from the mouth of the [River] Roe’
187. Montana
Of Latin origin for ‘mountain’, also the US state
188. Morgan
Welsh and Old English origin, ‘circling sea or great brightness; bright or white sea dweller’
189. Murphy
Of Irish origin meaning ‘sea warrior’
190.
Nevada
From the Spanish nevada meaning ‘snow-covered’, also the US state
191. Nicky
Shortening of Nichola, Nicole, Nicholas
192. Nico
Shortening of Nichola, Nicole, Nicholas
193. Nikita
Of Greek origin, meaning ‘unconquered’
194. Noel
From the Old French ‘noel, nael’ meaning ‘Christmas’
195. Noelle
From the Old French ‘noel, nael’ meaning ‘Christmas’
196. Nolan
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘champion’
197. Nova
Latin for new, also a star that releases huge amounts of light and energy
198. Ocean
Modern English name for the sea/ocean
199. Owen
A traditional Welsh name meaning ‘young warrior’ or ‘well born, noble’
200. Paige
English origins, originally meaning a young servant
201.
Paisley
Scottish origin from the patterned fabric made in Paisley
202. Paris
Prince of Troy from Greek mythology, also the capital of France
203. Parker
Old English for ‘park keeper’, also a surname
204. Pat
Short form of Patricia/Patrick
205. Payton
Possibly from the English surname, which is itself from the place-name Payton in Devon
206. Peace
A middle English origin, virtue name ‘peace’
207. Perry
Of French origin, meaning ‘pear tree’, also a shortening of Peregrine
208. Peyton
Variation on Payton
209. Phoenix
Greek origin ‘dark red’, also the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes
210. Piper
Old English, from pipe player
211. Poet
English origin, writer of poetry/verse
212.
Quincy
Of Old French origin, ‘estate of the fifth son’
213. Quinn
Anglicized version of the Irish surname Ó Cuinn, meaning ‘descendent of Conn’
214. Raleigh
Old English origin, and the meaning of Raleigh is ‘roe deer’s meadow’
215. Ramsey
Old English name, ‘raven island; ram island’
216. Raphael
Of Hebrew origin meaning ‘God has healed’, with numerous variations (Rafael, Raffaello etc)
217. Ray
Shortened version of Raymond/Rachael
218. Rayne
Latin derivation, meaning ‘queen; counsel; song’. Rain is an alternate nature name
219. Reagan
Gaelic surname meaning ‘little ruler’ now also used as a given name
220. Reed
English origin, believed to be from a nickname-derived surname referring to a person’s complexion or hair being ruddy or red
221.
Reese
Of Welsh origin meaning ‘enthusiasm’
222. Regan
Variant of Reagan
223. Remi
French origins, ‘from Rheims’
224. Remington
Old English origin, ‘raven-family town’. TV character Remington Steele may have influenced use of the surname as a given name
225. Remy
French name developed from an obscure Latin personal name (Remigius) meaning ‘oarsman’
226. Rene
Short form of Renee, Irene, Renata
227. Riley
Of Irish and Gaelic origin meaning ‘courageous’ or English origin, ‘rye clearing’
228. Rio
Of Spanish origin, ‘river’, famously in the Brazilian city Rio de Janeiro (‘January River’)
229. Ripley
Of Old English origin, ‘shouting man’s meadow’
230. River
An English name for the natural feature of a river. Mainly male but more girls are being named River
231. Roan
A version of Rowan
232. Robin
Of English origin, ‘famous, bright’, also the name of a bird
233. Robyn
A version of Robin
234. Rory
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘red king’
235. Rowan
Of Gaelic origin, ‘little red-head’, also the flowering tree with red berries
236. Royal
English meaning ‘royal/regal’
237. Ryan
Gaelic origin, meaning ‘king’
238. Ryder
English origin for ‘rider, horseman’
239. Rylan
From old English, ‘land where rye is grown’
240. Sage
Of Latin origin, ‘wise’ or plant name from the herb
241. Sailor
English origin, non-conventional occupational name, ‘one who sails’
242.
Salem
Arabic and Hebrew origin, ‘Peace’, also the place name, from Jerusalem
243. Sam
Shortening of names including Samuel and Samantha
244. Sasha
Greek origin, from ‘man’s defender, warrior’
245. Sawyer
English origin meaning ‘woodcutter’
246. Sean
Irish variant of John or French Jean, ultimately from Hebrew, ‘God is gracious’
247. Shae
Gaelic origin, meaning ‘admirable’
248. Shannon
Of Gaelic origin, ‘old, ancient’, also a prominent place name in Ireland
249. Shawn
A variant of Sean
250. Shay
A variant of Shae
251. Shiloh
Of Hebrew origin, meaning ‘His gift’
252. Sidney
Of Old English origin, ‘wide meadow’
253. Skye
From the Isle of Skye in Scotland
254.
Skylar
Of Dutch origin, ‘fugitive’
255. Sloane
Originally the anglicized form of an Old Irish clan name meaning ‘raider’, now has an association with London’s Sloane Square
256. Spencer
A given name of British origin, meaning ‘steward’ or ‘administrator’
257. Sterling
Of English origin, ‘of the highest quality’ (as in ‘sterling silver’)
258. Stevie
Derivation of Stephen/Stephanie and related variations
259. Storm
English weather name from the word ‘storm’
260. Sunny
English-origin name, originally more of a nickname for a child’s temperament
261. Sutton
Old English origin, ‘southern settlement’
262. Sydney
Old English, ‘wide island’ but also for the Australian city
263. Tanner
Old English origin, leather-maker
264.
Tate
Middle English origin, ‘cheerful’, related to Norwegian ‘Tait’
265. Tatum
Of Old English origin, meaning ‘Tate’s homestead’ or a ‘cheerful bringer of joy’
266. Taylor
Middle English, from tailor
267. Teagan
Irish origin, ‘attractive; poet, philosopher’
268. Tennessee
From the US state, evolved from Creek and Cherokee words but the exact meaning is unclear
269. Tennyson
Middle English origin, ‘son of Dennis’, use as given name first came from influence of poet Lord Tennyson
270. Teri
Alternate form of Terry, sometimes a shortening of Teresa/Theresa
271. Terry
Old German origin, ‘late summer’, sometimes a shortening of Teresa/Theresa
272. Tiernan
Alternate form of Tierney, Gaelic for ‘Lord’
273. Tobin
A Hebrew name, ‘God is good’
274.
Toby
Short form of Tobias
275. Toni
Shortening of various forms of Anthony, including Antonio and Anttoni
276. Tony
Short form of Anthony and variants
277. Tori
A version derived from Japanese (‘bird’), also a shortening of Victoria
278. Tracy
Taken from the Irish word ‘treasach’ meaning ‘war-like’ or ‘fighter
279. Trinity
Latin origin, refers to the Holy Trinity in Christian faith
280. Tristan
Of Celtic origin, ‘tumult; outcry’, a character from Arthurian legend and the medieval tale Tristan and Isolde
281. True
English origin, ‘real, genuine’
282. Tyler
Old English, ‘one who makes/lays tiles’, from the French ‘tieuleor/tieulier’
283. Umber
French origin, ‘shade’, reddish-brown pigment used by painters
284.
Val
Short for names including Valentino, Valerie
285. Valentine
From the Roman name Valentinus, meaning ‘healthy, strong’
286. Venice
Latin roots, from the place name Venice
287. Vick
Alternate form of Victor/Victoria
288. Wallace
Of Old French origin, meaning ‘Welshman’
289. Wesley
Old English origin, ‘western meadow’
290. West
Old English, from ‘west’
291. Weston
Old English origin, ‘western town’
292. Whitney
Of Old English origin, ‘white island’
293. Wilder
Of German origin, for ‘hunter’ or ‘trapper’
294. Windsor
Old English origin, ‘riverbank with a winch’, place name and the surname of the British royal family
295.
Wynn
Of Old English origin, ‘friend’, also possibly a Welsh version meaning ‘fair, white’
296. Winter
Old English, from the season
297. Wisdom
English origin, a virtue name, signifying ‘wise person’
298. Wren
Old English origin, small brown songbird
299. Wyatt
From Old English, meaning ‘war strength’
300. Zephyr
Of Greek origin, meaning ‘west wind’
We hope you’ve got lots of ideas now when it comes to picking the perfect name for your little one, with the help of our our list of the most popular unisex baby names.
100 Gender Neutral Names – The Most Popular Unisex Baby Names
ICYMI, it’s 2022—and more so than ever, people are engaging in open conversations about gender fluidity and actively working to break the very tired male-female binary. And that, naturally, includes baby names. There’s already so much stress involved in naming your sweet bb offspring, and trying to stick with “traditional” male and female names just makes it harder.
To be fair, you can name a human baby whatever name you want, no matter the sex they’re assigned at birth. These are just facts. But if you don’t want to think about whether or not your bundle of joy’s name is viewed as more feminine or masculine (f*ck those norms, really), then you’ve come to the right place. If you have a partner, it’s already tough enough to agree on names you both like—I loved one name, my husband loved another, and we couldn’t agree on either—much less come up with something that doesn’t feel overused, dated, or potentially inauthentic for your little one in the future.
To make the process easier, we rounded up 100 gender-neutral baby names that’ll be perfect for your future angel on earth—no matter their gender. And as a bonus, they’re all unique too. (Psst, it’ll be hard to choose because we’re obsessed with all of them.) Some have historically been used for a particular gender, and others have always been used for their gender-neutral potential. Yes, this is your cue to toss those outdated color coded baby-name books that your mom dusted off from storage. Who reads baby-name books when Google exists, anyway? Sorry to all baby-name book writers out there, but we have all the unisex baby names you need below.
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1. Atlas
C’mon, baby global citizen! Here’s a unique and modern name for any gender.
2. Valentine
Doesn’t this one just make your heart swell? It’s actually derived from the Latin word “valen,” aka “strong,” which feels perfect somehow.
3. Whitley
This Old English names mean “white meadow.” How serene tho.
4.
Camden
Here’s a Scottish name that translates to “winding valley.”
5. Tanner
This name was originally an occupational one, used to signify leather-makers. Now it’s a *very* trendy name that anyone and everyone can take advantage of.
6. Sailor
Don’t you just love the nautical vibes here? Bonus if they love the water.
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7. Flynn
This is a Gaelic surname that has become a beloved boy’s name over the years. There’s no reason it wouldn’t be extra cute for any baby though!
8. Harlowe
This name means “from the hare’s hill,” which already sounds poetic enough. You can choose to drop the ending “e” too for a slightly different vibe. (The same note applies to a bunch of names on this list.)
9. Beck
This short and sweet name means “someone who lives by the stream.” The ideal way to live, tbh—plus it’s got musical connotations.
10. Justice
Here’s a real statement name. Who doesn’t love a little justice in life?
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11. Ali
This Arabic name means “elevated” or “champion.”
12. Blue
If you’re going to go the color-inspired route, this is a fresh option.
Yes, we love a Violet or a Garnet, but I mean…Beyoncé doesn’t have a kid with either of those names, so Blue comes out on top.
13. Brooks
Here’s a derivative of an English surname that makes for a simple, classic moniker.
14. Carter
This is another common surname that works very well for any gender and has some Beyoncé vibes to it.
15. Channing
This name is French for “young wolf.” That’s just powerful as hell. Also, a cool famous namesake!
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16. Ramsey
Does this name mean “wild garlic”? Yes.
Does that change the fact that it’s still somehow chic AF? No.
17. Remy
This name has French and Latin origins (v fancy) and means “oarsman.”
18. Max
Here’s a certified classic. It means “greatest,” which is probably why it’s remained a staple for generations. Also, if you watch Stranger Things, you’ll know it’s not just for boys.
19. Honor
This name is a solid way to set the tone for a kid’s life.
20. Jesse
Not only does this name have 50,000 song mentions (approximately), but it’s also Hebrew for “the Lord exists.”
21. Casey
Here’s an Irish unisex name that means “vigilant.”
22. Nicki
Now, this has totally been deemed a girl’s name over the years, but honestly, changing the spelling opens a whole bunch of doors. Nikki, Nicky…there are countless possibilities.
23. Maddox
This is a Welsh name meaning “son of Madoc.” The name was popularized quite a bit when Angelina Jolie made it a thing with her oldest child Maddox.
24. Morgan
Here’s a solid unisex name for sure that means “sea dweller.” Again with the water theme!!
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25. Dylan
The sea seems to inspire all the best names, tbh. Dylan actually means “born from the ocean.” Who knew?
26. Tai
This is a Chinese name meaning “a great extreme” and also a totally lovable Clueless character.
27. Eli
This Hebrew name for “my God” has typically been designated for boys but is gaining traction in the unisex department.
28. Merritt
The gender-neutral name means “boundary gate.
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29. Peyton
This popular unisex name translates to “fighting man’s estate.” That’s so legit.
30. Aubrey
This German name means “magical being,” and it’s the rapper Drake’s real name. So that’s two major things going for it.
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31. Oakley
In case you haven’t caught on yet, the whole surname as a first name thing sounds suuuper chic.
32. Colin
This is actually a derivative of the name Nicholas (who knew??) and means “people of victory.” Colins everywhere have essentially won at life, I guess.
33.
Hollis
Don’t even front—how delightful does it sound to be a “dweller at the holly trees”?! That’s bliss, baby.
34. Wynn
We all love a winner. This Old English name actually means “friend,” and we def love that too.
35. Rumi
Another Yoncé-approved name here ’cause taste is taste. This one has Japanese origins and translates to “beautiful.”
36. Jo
Joe may seem like a set-in-stone guy’s name, but drop the “e” and you’ve got a flexible name with a Little Women cosign to back it up.
37. Ash
One-syllable names just exude chicness. This one means “of the ash tree.” So, extra cool.
38. Halston
This has English origins and came about from the phrase “hallow stone.” Super trendy too, with some major fashion vibes to go with it.
39. Reese
We have to praise Reese Witherspoon’s mother for giving her this name and putting it on the map for all of us to reuse.
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40. Blake
Blake is often automatically associated with boys, but it definitely isn’t that way anymore. Psh, ask Blake Lively!
41. Shiloh
Hebrew for “tranquil,” Shiloh has historically been dubbed as a girl’s name for a long time. But that’s changed recently!
42. Dakota
One of the top unisex names in the U.S., Dakota originates from the Native American community in the northern Mississippi Valley. It means “a friendly one.”
43. Jamie
We’ve seen this one commonly used with boys and girls throughout the years. It still stands as a very popular gender-neutral name (and not just a nickname).
44. Shawn
This name has English, Irish, and American origins. In English, it translates to “from the shady grove.” And in Irish and English, it means “gift from God.” It’s been popularly used as a boy’s name, but it would be just as cute for a baby girl. It can also be spelled as Sean or Shaun.
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45. Leslie
Derived from Scotland, the name Leslie translates to “garden of holly.” We’ve seen stars like Leslie Mann and Leslie Jordan share the name too!
46. James
I think we have Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds to thank for popularizing and retooling this boy’s name.
They named their daughter and oldest child James and it’s the cutest thing! (Also, you could use Jamie, above, as a nickname.)
47. Cameron
Can’t help but think that maybe Cameron Diaz is the one who changed the game??
48. Billie
The name Billie has an English origin and has been a common name for boys. But girls can 100 percent have the name too! (Hi, Billie Eilish.)
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49. Quinn
An Irish name meaning “chief leader” or “intelligence,” Quinn has become slightly more popular with girls than boys in recent years.
TBD on whether or not Glee had anything to do with that.
50. Elliott
This name has been popular with all babies for decades now. You can also opt to spell it with a single “t” or “l” to make it a little ~extra~ in a cute way.
51. Emerson
While this one used to skew more female (61 percent in 2013), it’s slowly on the come-up as a more gender-neutral name too.
52. Finley
This is one of the few gender-neutral names that are truly unisex, meaning it doesn’t skew heavily one way for boys or girls. As of 2018, the gender-split percentage was reported to be 58 percent girls, 42 percent boys.
53. Marlowe
Marlowe means “driftwood” and has historically been coded as a girl’s name. In recent years, however, it’s been branching out.
54. North
Obviously, Kim popularized this name when her and Kanye’s first child was born in 2013. However, baby-name experts say it’s gaining momentum not just as a girl’s name.
Plus, the nickname Nori is a grade-A option.
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55. Kai
This name derives meaning in several different languages—“sea” in Hawaiian and “keeper of the keys” in Welsh—and is super popular right now.
56. Rory
You can immortalize Rory from Gilmore Girls with your baby too. 😉
57. Arden
This is an English name meaning “valley of the eagle.” Although it tends to be almost twice as popular with girls, it’s not limited.
58. Riley
It has an Irish origin and means “courageous.
” Originally a popular name for boys, Riley has grown so popular that it is the number one female name starting with “R.” Fans of Inside Out, raise your hands!
59. Bailey
While it may forever be thought of as something that should be mixed with coffee, Bailey is still an adorable name for a baby. It’s popular with all the lil bbs but it currently trends much higher for girls.
60. Jules
Often a nickname for Julie or Julia, Jules has become popular with the boys over the years as a nickname for Julian and as a stand-alone name. Also, it’s the name of our fave gal from Euphoria.
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61.
Sage
Sage is of Latin origin and means “wise,” which is pretty baller, if you ask me. Who wouldn’t want a brilliant bb?
62. Alex
Alex as a nickname for either Alexander or Alexandra has been huge pretty much since the dawn of time. That said, Alex on its own has been seeing a steady rise over the years.
63. Kendall
Usually a girl’s name, à la Kendall Jenner, Kendall is of British origin, meaning “valley of the river Kent.” It’s also been popular with boys (ahem, Succession!).
64. Micah
Traditionally a boy’s name, Micah is now popular across the board—possibly as an alternative to the increasingly popular Michaela. It means “who is like the Lord.”
65. Angel
Typically thought of as a boy’s name, Angel has been rising in popularity for everyone. Spice Girl Melanie Brown named her daughter Angel Iris, so it’s obvs legit.
66. Kyle
Perhaps popularized by The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle, this was typically a boy’s name but absolutely doesn’t have to be.
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67. London
Becoming more popular for girls for now, London is still a perfectly pleasant name, honoring a beautiful British city (duh).
68. River
One of the most famous Rivers—actor River Phoenix—gave this name a traditionally male association. But since Kelly Clarkson decided to call her daughter River, it’s slowly increasing in popularity elsewhere too.
69. Harper
Once the Beckhams named their only daughter Harper, it immediately shot up in popularity for girls, which checks out. But parents really like it for all their little ones.
70. Charlie
Charlie has long been thought of as the nickname for Charles, but recently, it’s been a popular nickname for the name Charlotte.
71. Drew
Typically a boy’s name (save for the queen, Drew Barrymore), Drew is quite popular for little fellas. But expect to see lots of little girls named Drew running around in the upcoming years, now that Jessica Simpson gave it to her daughter Maxwell as a middle name.
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72. Reagan
Reagan, which occasionally is spelled Regan, is more popular with girls but certainly works as a gender-neutral name as well.
73. Logan
It’s damn near impossible to go to a park without running into a little Logan these days. The name has shot up in popularity over the past few years.
74. Sawyer
Sawyer is more popular for boys (maybe thanks to Sawyer from Lost?), but stars like Sara Gilbert have taken to giving the name to their daughters, which no doubt will make it more popular in the next few years.
75. Taylor
Once typically used just for girls, Taylor—partly thanks to Taylor Lautner—has been climbing the ranks. While the name may feel a little ’90s for some, Taylor Swift has put it on the map for a new generation. Sort of related: Remember when Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner dated?
76. Kennedy
The name Kennedy sounds trendy and classic for all human babes but is often thought of as a girl’s name. However, if name meanings are particularly important to you, you might want to steer clear of this one. Kennedy means “misshapen head.”
77. Hayden
This celebrity name (Hayden Panettiere and Hayden Christensen) is currently more popular with boys, but don’t sleep on it as a unisex option.
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78.
Nico
Actor Thandiwe Newton gave the name Nico to her daughter. Alternate spellings include Nikko and Niko, which are both chill.
79. Phoenix
The name of a place and the name of a bird, Phoenix is on trend for different genders. Former Spice Girl Mel B. is a fan—she gave the name to her daughter.
80. Jaden
More popular for boys—thanks to Will Smith and Jada Pinkett’s son—Jaden has risen in popularity quite a bit in the past few years.
81. Gray
The name Grayson for boys has been wildly popular in the past few years. But Gray is cute for everyone!
82. Jordan
Although it’s usually thought of as a boy’s name, Jordan makes it into the top 300 names for girls. The name skyrocketed to popularity in the ’90s during Michael Jordan’s heyday and is still going strong.
83. Skyler
Skyler—also spelled Skylar—is popular for all.
The name is actually a variation of the name Schuyler, which is a Dutch surname (hi, Hamilton!).
84. Sasha
Perhaps thanks to Sacha Baron Cohen (who pronounces it “Sasha”), the name Sasha is rising in popularity for boys. The name means “defender of men.”
85. Rowan
Rowan, which means “little red head,” is popular among every gender. One of the most famous Rowans is Mr. Bean himself, British comedian Rowan Atkinson. So your kid will have a great legacy there.
86. Parker
The preppy name, which actually means “park keeper,” is trending higher for boys. It’s still pretty hot, thanks in part to indie queen Parker Posey.
87. Reign
This short and sweet name would be the perfect fit for your baby royal. It’s seen a slight uptick in popularity thanks to Kourtney Kardashian’s youngest son, and it’s got a real air of power to it.
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88. Noah
Whether you use it with the typical spelling or you drop the “h” and go with Noa, this classic name has always been a hit for boys. In the early 2000s, it gained traction elsewhere—just look at Noah Cyrus!
89. Anderson
Surnames that work as first names? Forever chic. There’s even the adorable Andi nickname op!
90. Greer
This name means “watchful” or “vigilant” and derives from Scotland. It’s not the most popular name, but it’s been on the rise since the ’90s.
91. Ellis
This name is basically the unisex answer to many of its counterparts. If you don’t want to go too gendered with names like Elliot, Eleanor, or even Ella, Ellis is a gorgeous more neutral option.
92. Corey
If you change up the spelling here just a tad, this name comes with a completely different energy. Kori, Cori, Cory…the opportunities are endless.
93. Brooklyn
We love a city-based name. Also, David and Victoria Beckham have, like, the best taste in unisex names?
94. Bowie
Obvi, this one was famously the stage name for rock star David Bowie, but since his passing in 2016, it’s skyrocketed in first name popularity. It’s originally Scottish and it means “fair-haired.”
95. Addison
Originally, this name was developed as the female derivative of Adam, but now it’s a unisex name for common folk and famous TikTokers alike.
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96.
August
Month names are *it*. C’mon, look at January Jones. If you appreciate this vibe, August ranks high up there when it comes to months that look good on an ID.
97. Ryan
Has this remained one of the most popular boy’s names for, like, the past century? Sure. But it’s now also a v trendy gender-neutral name. How’s that for a twist?
98. Avery
Now here’s a real classic. It comes from the old English word for “elf,” which, love.
99. Austin
What did we say about city names? They’re usually sooo cool. You can even get a little creative and go with Austyn if you’re looking to switch things up.
100. Robin
Here’s a tried-and-true fave. From Robin Williams to Ms. “Dancing on My Own” Robyn, plenty of icons have done this name proud. I mean, considering it means “bright fame,” that totally adds up.
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50 Unique Boy Girl Twin Names
You can either name them with similar names or different names with the same meaning.
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When you have twins, you will couple every aspect of their lives, including their names. But finding such twin boy and girl names having similar sounds, construct, or themes is difficult. These names should also bear the burden of being the most unique and meaningful set that determines your love, interests, or care for them. To help you ease this task, here is our list of the unique names for twins. Read on to take your pick.
Choosing The Best Twin Boy And Girl Names:
Here are a few things you need to keep in mind while choosing names for twin boys and girls.
- Stick with the theme. Do not choose two entirely opposite names for your twins.
- Select the name with the same letter.
- We’d suggest you select names with the same number of syllables.
- Baby names ending with the same last letter would be great.
- You can even choose names that sound or rhyme the same.
Names With Similar Meanings For Twin Boys And Girls:
1. Andrew and Andrea (manly):
Andrew is one of the most appealing old-timey baby boy names. And the host of nicknames associated with this name makes it friendlier.
The name Andrea has been in circulation since the late 19th century, but did not see real success until the 1940s. Its etymology might be ‘manly’, but the name is absolutely feminine.
2. Jade and Jayden (stone of the side):
The name Jade has been rising in popularity ever since Bianca and Mick Jagger chose it for their daughter. Currently, it’s one of the top 10 names in France.
Jayden is the male version of Jade.
This name got a huge bounce after being chosen by Britney Spears.
3. Oliver and Olivia (olive tree):
Oliver experienced a heavy usage at the turn of the 20th century, but went out of favor by the 1960s. But it’s enjoying a revival in America now.
The name Olivia was first coined by Shakespeare in his play “Twelfth Night” as a feminine version of Oliver.
4. Brian and Brianna (noble):
Brian comes from the Old Gaelic-Celtic word ‘brig’ and means ‘noble.’ This name was a crowd pleaser in the 1950s and reached its popularity in 1970s.
Briana, the feminine form of Brian, keeps moving in and out of popularity list. The one with the double N is more popular in the United States.
5. Jonah and Jemima (dove):
Jonah is an Old Testament name born by the hotheaded prophet of Israel. Interestingly, this name is familiar in two whale countries- Alaska and Hawaii.
Jemima is also an Old Testament name, borne by the eldest daughter of Job. It’s currently one of the top 200 names in England.
6. Bert and Bertha (the bright one):
Bert started as a nickname of Bertram and Albert, but it’s now being polished by the British. Bert Jansch, the English singer-songwriter is its namesake.
Bertha was also a 20th-century favorite. This quaintly old-fashioned and lovely will remain in our book of bright names.
Names Associated with Nature For Twin Boys And Girls:
7. Bay and Beach:
With the popularity of word names being all time high, Beach would make an intelligent pick for your son. You can even spell this name as Beech.
Bay is a usable and of course pleasant nature name for your daughter. It’s inspired by the body of water that is connected to a lake or ocean. We think it would sound amazing.
8. Clover and Cliff:
The topographical name Cliff is familiar as a short form of the names Clifton and Clifford. Clifford Lee “Cliff” Burton, former bass guitarist for Metallica, would be its most famous bearer.
Clover is a charming and perky pick for a nature baby name.
It’s for parents who want to move beyond traditional floral names like Lily or Rose. And as most of you would know, the clover is associated with good luck.
9. Pine and Petunia:
The moniker Pine is an excellent alternative to its siblings Juniper, Elm, Oak, and Spruce. It started as a name for girls, but it’s now used more for boys.
Petunia is inspired by the beautiful, trumpet-shaped flower that blooms in summer. It came into the mainstream via “Loony Tunes”. Petunia was the name of Porky Pig’s girlfriend.
Spiritual Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
10. Abigail and Benjamin:
Abigail is a Hebrew, Biblical name, meaning ‘source of joy.’ There are two references of Abigail in the Bible. Abigail was a beautiful wife of Nabal, who displayed great tact in dealing with David’s army. After Nabal’s death, she married David. Besides, Abigail was also the name of David’s sister.
Benjamin is a Hebrew name, meaning ‘fortunate or right hand.’ Benjamin was the name of Jacob and Rachael’s youngest son.
He was also the founder of one of the twelve tribes of Israel.
11. Emmanuel and Emma:
Emmanuel is a Hebrew name, appearing in chapters seven and eight of the Book of Isaiah. It means ‘God with us.’
Emma is the female variant of the name Emmanuel. The extreme usage of this name has popularized it as one of the time-honored picks.
12. Nathalie and Nathan:
Nathalie is a lovely spiritual name, meaning ‘born on Christmas.’ Some even relate this name to Nathanael, one of the twelve apostles in the Bible.
Nathan was the name of one of the prophets of the Old Testament. He was the teacher of Solomon and the adviser of David. It means ‘he has given.’
Sanskrit Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
13. Dhruv and Tara:
Dhruv and Tara are Sanskrit names, meaning ‘polar star’. Your children will twinkle just like the stars with these names.
14. Aditi and Aditya:
Aditi is a popular Sanskrit name, meaning ‘mother of gods’. Aditya, on the other hand, means ‘belonging to Aditi.
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15. Harsh and Harshini:
Both Harsh and Harshini mean ‘happy.’ No wonder it’s embraced by so many people all over India.
Happy Sounding Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
16. Alisa And Asher:
Alisa is a Hebrew name, meaning ‘great happiness.’ This name is fairly less used than its other forms Alyssa and Alicia, probably because of its association with Lisa.
It may be hard to believe, but Asher is also a Biblical name. And despite its Biblical ties, this name feels thoroughly modern and stylish.
17. Felix and Felicity:
Felix is an energetic and strong sounding name, meaning ‘happy.’ This name reminds us of Felix the Cat, the highly popular cartoon cat.
Felicity is one of those names that bring a smile on our face. It’s borrowed from the Latin word ‘Felicitas’ and means ‘happiness and good fortune’.
18. Letitia And Laris:
Letitia, meaning ‘joy and happiness’ was the name of a Saint revered highly in Spain. This prim and proper name is highly popular with the Latin families.
You can even go for its variation, Lettice.
Laris is a Latin name, meaning ‘happy.’ We think this moniker would make a perfect cross-cultural name. It sounds familiar, yet friendly while retaining the charisma of a foreigner.
Flora Inspired Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
19. Flora and Forest:
Flora is associated not just with the greenery around them, but also with the Roman goddess of springs and flowers. Also belonging to a Saint, the name Flora has been a favorite in Scotland for ages now.
The French occupational name Forest is more common as its variation Forrest. This name is associated with Forest Steven Whitaker, the American actor.
20. Rose And Ren:
The name Rose needs no explanation, right? This sweet-smelling floral name would sound great as both a first and middle name. This moniker reached its highest point in the 1990s.
Ren is a Japanese name, meaning ‘lotus.’ This name is famous for its association with Ren McCormack, Kevin Bacon’s character in “Footloose”.
Renny would make a cute nickname.
21. Amir and Amira:
Amir is a lovely Arabic name, meaning ‘treetop.’ Actor Omar Epps chose this common Middle Eastern name for his son. Amir is also the title of a high official.
Amira is the feminine version of the name Amir. This shimmery name is traditionally given to girls born on Shavuot, the harvest feast. This incredibly popular name is borne by Amira Ahmed, the Somali-Filipino model.
Celebrity Inspired Names For Twin Boy And Girl:
22. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, or Brangelina as they are popularly known as named their children Vivienne and Knox.
23. Julia Roberts, our “Pretty Woman” named her children Hazel and Phinnaeus.
24. “Legen-wait for it-dary” Neil Patrick Harris named his children Gideon And Harper.
25. Coldplay’s vocalist Will Champion has babies named Juno and Rex. Cute, isn’t it?
Twin Baby Boy And Girl Names That Rhyme:
26.
Marie and Zachary:
Marie, the German, French and Scandinavian version of Maria brings to mind Marie Antoinette, the glamorous, elegant but ill-fated queen.
The name Zachary saw a revival in American in the latter half of the 20th century and reached an all-time high in 1994.
27. Madison and Mason:
Madison is a German name, meaning ‘mighty battle.’ This name was influenced by the hugely popular film “Splash”, where Daryl Hannah played a mermaid of the same name.
Mason, as a surname, dates back to the 11th century, when the last names were used as identification. Today, this name is used exclusively within the English speaking nations.
28. Wilson and Alison:
If you like the name William, but hate the fact that it’s too common, you can go with Wilson, which means ‘son of William.’
Alison is derived from Alice and means ‘of the noble kind’. Gwyneth Paltrow used it as a middle name for her daughter Apple.
29. Isaiah and Isabella:
Isaiah was the name of one of the greatest prophets in the Bible.
This name means ‘God is salvation.’
The four-syllable name Isabella is elegant royal, beautiful and an all-around gorgeous name. It means ‘God is my oath.’
Names That Start With The Same Letter:
30. Mia and Max:
Mia entered the world as a diminutive of Maria, but became a rage as a standalone name, thanks to the American actress Mia Farrow.
Max is one of the most common Max names, which include Maxwell, Maximum, and Maximilian. This longtime favorite of Americans is indeed one of the ‘greatest’ names.
31. Samuel and Sophia:
Samuel has not fallen off the top 100-baby name list for over a century. Now that’s incredible. This classic name is hit with the parents for its antique charm and beautiful meaning.
The time-tested name Sophia has been consistently on the charts since the government began tracking naming trends. The name sounds sophisticated and beautiful.
32. Chloe and Caleb:
The name Caleb first appeared in the Old Testament’s “Book of Exodus’, where Caleb was a contemporary of Moses.
Standing at the #30th spot, Caleb is at its peak of popularity.
The name Chloe arrived in America via the Puritans. After being out of favor for centuries, this moniker took a turn for better at the beginning of the 20th century.
33. Zac and Zoey:
Zac, the diminutive of Zachary has acquired enough reputation to work on its own, just like Max and Jack. Zac Efron is its stylish namesake.
With so many chic Z starting names, we think Zoey would be the best. Jamie Lynn Spears, the lead actor of “Zoey 101” gave spunk and charm to this name.
34. Riley and Reagan:
Riley is derived from an old Irish name Raghallaigh and means ‘valiant.’ This moniker is sweet sounding and unpretentious, which adds to its appeal.
Reagan is an Irish surname, meaning ‘impulsive.’ It will forever be associated with President Reagan. And it has Irish spiciness too!
35. Charlie and Charlotte:
The name Charlie has been in use since the 16th century and was born by a number of kings and rulers.
It’s currently one of the top 20 names in Scotland, Ireland, and Sweden.
Charlotte, the feminine version of the name Charles has an enduring charm to it. This moniker is just too lovely for words. It’s been in use in America for over a century and is still going strong.
Seasonal Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
36. Julius and Julia:
Julius is an ancient Roman family name derived from Julianus. It’s dignified, classical, handsome and intelligent and harkens back to the days of ancient Rome.
Julia is a Latin name, derived from Julius and means ‘soft-haired and youthful.’ The name is short to spell, but boasts of a rhythmic three-syllable sound.
37. January and Nova:
January, the new year brings with it new resolutions, which is especially true when you are trying to lose the baby weight. So why not name your child after it? And is sounds cooler than April and May.
Latin name Nova, meaning ‘new beginning’ would make an apt choice for girls.
And it’s the name of a star. The concept and meaning behind this name make a cool option.
38. February and Freya:
The baby boy name February derives from the Latin word ‘februa’ and means ‘purification feast’. We love the wintry overtones of this name.
Freya is the name of the Norse goddess of fertility and love. We love how this name rolls off the tongue. And Freya goes with the Valentine’s month, too!
39. Augustus and Augusta:
Augustus is a Latin name, meaning ‘great and magnificent.’ This grand name fell off the baby name charts in the 70s and 80s, but is making a mild return now.
Augusta, the feminine version of the name August also gives a nod to the month of August. It was once a dignified title of honor given to the wives and daughters of the Roman emperors.
40. Sunny and Nikko:
Sunny would make a bright and vibrant baby name for your little girl. This lovely name is associated with Sunny Mabrey, the American actress.
Nikko is a cute Japanese name, meaning ‘sunlight.
’ Brian McKnight also chose this lovely name for his son. And it’s the name of a character in “The Wizard of Oz”.
Destination Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
41. London and Landon:
Even though the name London was coined for boys, it’s more popular for baby girls. The ‘wild and bold’ meaning gives the name an added edge.
Very few people know that Landon originated as a place name. Yes, you guessed it right. Landon is derived from London. The unique ring of this moniker makes it highly attractive.
42. Eden and Verona:
Eden, as in the Biblical Garden of Eden, is a Hebrew name, meaning ‘place of pleasure.’ This moniker has been rising dramatically, jumping over a hundred places in the past year. In the year 2015, Eden was given to over 500 baby boys.
Verona, the name of the stunning Northern Italian city, has become a modern variation of Veronica. Sinclair Lewis used this name for a character in his novel Babbitt.
43. Bronx and Brooklyn:
Bronx, a place in New York was named after the early Dutch settler, Jonas Bronck.
It became super popular when the rockers Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson used it for their son.
The name Brooklyn has experienced a major makeover in the past few years. From being a Borough Boy name in the 90s, it has become the 21st most popular baby girl name.
44. Dakota and Dallas:
The trendy name Dakota was one of the trendiest names of the 90s, but is lagging behind a bit now. This unisex name got into the female territory when Dakota Fanning, the American actor came to the forefront.
Dallas, inspired by a place name in America is actually an Irish name meaning ‘skilled.’ This moniker has a laid-back feel and a broad appeal. What do you think?
Virtue Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
45. Fidel And Hope:
The English name Faith is derived from Latin word ‘fides’, which means ‘faithful. Fidel Alejandro Castro (Ruz), the 17th President of Cuba, is its famous bearer.
Hope is a quick, one syllable name that’s easy to spell and easy to pronounce.
And what more could you want for your child than positive ‘hope’ for the future?
46. Garret and Grace:
Garret is a variation of Gerard and means ‘strength.’ This upscale name of the 90s is now dawdling at the bottom of top 1000. So it would make a unique name for your child.
Grace has experienced a successful history in the baby name world. This graceful name would make an excellent middle name as well.
47. Amity and Calm:
Could there be a nicer gift to your little girl than a moniker that signifies friendship. We also think it would make a distinctive variant of Amy.
Calm, a modern virtue name would sound at in this pressurizing world.
Reversed (Palindrome) Names For Twin Boys And Girls:
48. Nadia and Aidan:
Nadia is a lovely, unique and not-so-underused name, meaning ‘hope.’ It’s derived from the Russian name Nadezhda.
Aidan is the spelling variation of the name Aiden and means ‘little fire.’ The popularity of this name in America can be attributed to the growing interest in Irish name.
49. Leon and Noel:
Leon, meaning ‘lion’ is a top name in Croatia, Norway, Slovenia, Austria, Sweden, and Ireland.
Noel, meaning ‘Christmas’ would make a cool choice for traditional parents. This name feels stylish and chic in its confident way.
50. Ari and Ira:
Ari is a majestic Norse name, meaning ‘eagle.’ And in the Hebrew language, Ari means ‘lion.’ With these meanings, your child is sure to be a strong and brave, like the name.
Ira is a beautiful Hebrew name, meaning ‘watchful one.’ Jane Ira Bloom, the American jazz saxophonist, is its namesake.
Did your twins’ names feature on the list? Let us know in the comment section below.
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It can be confusing and difficult for parents to choose twin boy and girl names since they need to choose matching and meaningful names suitable for both genders. Selecting names with the same letter or sticking to one theme can help make this task easier.
For example, you could choose names related to nature or mythology for both the babies. Alternatively, each baby’s name could start with the first letter of a parent’s name. Regardless of the method you choose to name your baby, ensure it is a meaningful one.
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Popular Boy & Girl Baby Names
Here is a list of the top 1,000 most popular baby girl and boy names in the U.S. and a list of the top 100 most popular baby boy and girl names in California. Whether you are looking for a baby girl name, or a baby boy name, or both.
The most popular or unique baby names, these lists will find you the perfect baby name. The latest data is in from the the Social Security Administration for 2021 and these were the five most popular names for boys and girls this past year.
Popular Girl & Boy Baby Names in the U.S.
| Rank | Male name | # of Males | Female name | # of Females |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Liam | 19,659 | Olivia | 17,535 |
| 2 | Noah | 18,252 | Emma | 15,581 |
| 3 | Oliver | 14,147 | Ava | 13,084 |
| 4 | Elijah | 13,034 | Charlotte | 13,003 |
| 5 | William | 12,541 | Sophia | 12,976 |
| 6 | James | 12,250 | Amelia | 12,704 |
| 7 | Benjamin | 12,136 | Isabella | 12,066 |
| 8 | Lucas | 11,281 | Mia | 11,157 |
| 9 | Henry | 10,705 | Evelyn | 9,445 |
| 10 | Alexander | 10,151 | Harper | 8,778 |
| 11 | Mason | 10,029 | Camila | 8,096 |
| 12 | Michael | 9,717 | Gianna | 7,826 |
| 13 | Ethan | 9,464 | Abigail | 7,817 |
| 14 | Daniel | 9,419 | Luna | 7,770 |
| 15 | Jacob | 9,196 | Ella | 7,303 |
| 16 | Logan | 9,086 | Elizabeth | 7,216 |
| 17 | Jackson | 9,051 | Sofia | 6,926 |
| 18 | Levi | 9,005 | Emily | 6,856 |
| 19 | Sebastian | 8,927 | Avery | 6,698 |
| 20 | Mateo | 8,900 | Mila | 6,602 |
| 21 | Jack | 8,876 | Scarlett | 6,455 |
| 22 | Owen | 8,623 | Eleanor | 6,335 |
| 23 | Theodore | 8,558 | Madison | 6,196 |
| 24 | Aiden | 8,534 | Layla | 6,174 |
| 25 | Samuel | 8,488 | Penelope | 6,099 |
| 26 | Joseph | 8,349 | Aria | 6,093 |
| 27 | John | 8,180 | Chloe | 6,093 |
| 28 | David | 8,153 | Grace | 5,569 |
| 29 | Wyatt | 8,135 | Ellie | 5,562 |
| 30 | Matthew | 8,052 | Nora | 5,550 |
| 31 | Luke | 7,734 | Hazel | 5,457 |
| 32 | Asher | 7,606 | Zoey | 5,331 |
| 33 | Carter | 7,511 | Riley | 5,309 |
| 34 | Julian | 7,488 | Victoria | 5,249 |
| 35 | Grayson | 7,424 | Lily | 5,195 |
| 36 | Leo | 7,159 | Aurora | 5,184 |
| 37 | Jayden | 7,102 | Violet | 5,075 |
| 38 | Gabriel | 7,066 | Nova | 4,940 |
| 39 | Isaac | 7,060 | Hannah | 4,910 |
| 40 | Lincoln | 6,998 | Emilia | 4,750 |
| 41 | Anthony | 6,966 | Zoe | 4,725 |
| 42 | Hudson | 6,807 | Stella | 4,624 |
| 43 | Dylan | 6,788 | Everly | 4,590 |
| 44 | Ezra | 6,745 | Isla | 4,538 |
| 45 | Thomas | 6,386 | Leah | 4,482 |
| 46 | Charles | 6,186 | Lillian | 4,468 |
| 47 | Christopher | 6,143 | Addison | 4,467 |
| 48 | Jaxon | 6,107 | Willow | 4,345 |
| 49 | Maverick | 6,088 | Lucy | 4,339 |
| 50 | Josiah | 6,077 | Paisley | 4,333 |
| 51 | Isaiah | 6,001 | Natalie | 4,258 |
| 52 | Andrew | 5,991 | Naomi | 4,066 |
| 53 | Elias | 5,924 | Eliana | 4,038 |
| 54 | Joshua | 5,924 | Brooklyn | 3,989 |
| 55 | Nathan | 5,653 | Elena | 3,904 |
| 56 | Caleb | 5,546 | Aubrey | 3,886 |
| 57 | Ryan | 5,286 | Claire | 3,822 |
| 58 | Adrian | 5,249 | Ivy | 3,794 |
| 59 | Miles | 5,249 | Kinsley | 3,744 |
| 60 | Eli | 5,214 | Audrey | 3,735 |
| 61 | Nolan | 5,164 | Maya | 3,696 |
| 62 | Christian | 5,043 | Genesis | 3,654 |
| 63 | Aaron | 5,039 | Skylar | 3,608 |
| 64 | Cameron | 5,019 | Bella | 3,590 |
| 65 | Ezekiel | 5,013 | Aaliyah | 3,550 |
| 66 | Colton | 4,980 | Madelyn | 3,520 |
| 67 | Luca | 4,785 | Savannah | 3,515 |
| 68 | Landon | 4,747 | Anna | 3,479 |
| 69 | Hunter | 4,743 | Delilah | 3,384 |
| 70 | Jonathan | 4,690 | Serenity | 3,366 |
| 71 | Santiago | 4,638 | Caroline | 3,345 |
| 72 | Axel | 4,628 | Kennedy | 3,342 |
| 73 | Easton | 4,613 | Valentina | 3,331 |
| 74 | Cooper | 4,566 | Ruby | 3,308 |
| 75 | Jeremiah | 4,518 | Sophie | 3,287 |
| 76 | Angel | 4,482 | Alice | 3,268 |
| 77 | Roman | 4,445 | Gabriella | 3,197 |
| 78 | Connor | 4,389 | Sadie | 3,174 |
| 79 | Jameson | 4,370 | Ariana | 3,136 |
| 80 | Robert | 4,349 | Allison | 3,132 |
| 81 | Greyson | 4,331 | Hailey | 3,129 |
| 82 | Jordan | 4,231 | Autumn | 3,106 |
| 83 | Ian | 4,223 | Nevaeh | 3,076 |
| 84 | Carson | 4,165 | Natalia | 3,059 |
| 85 | Jaxson | 4,133 | Quinn | 3,058 |
| 86 | Leonardo | 4,077 | Josephine | 3,027 |
| 87 | Nicholas | 4,024 | Sarah | 3,025 |
| 88 | Dominic | 3,982 | Cora | 3,007 |
| 89 | Austin | 3,979 | Emery | 2,959 |
| 90 | Everett | 3,979 | Samantha | 2,929 |
| 91 | Brooks | 3,852 | Piper | 2,881 |
| 92 | Xavier | 3,847 | Leilani | 2,860 |
| 93 | Kai | 3,812 | Eva | 2,826 |
| 94 | Jose | 3,809 | Everleigh | 2,799 |
| 95 | Parker | 3,797 | Madeline | 2,771 |
| 96 | Adam | 3,751 | Lydia | 2,767 |
| 97 | Jace | 3,745 | Jade | 2,717 |
| 98 | Wesley | 3,668 | Peyton | 2,703 |
| 99 | Kayden | 3,613 | Brielle | 2,697 |
| 100 | Silas | 3,599 | Adeline | 2,694 |
| 101 | Bennett | 3,582 | Vivian | 2,680 |
| 102 | Declan | 3,576 | Rylee | 2,677 |
| 103 | Waylon | 3,549 | Clara | 2,664 |
| 104 | Weston | 3,406 | Raelynn | 2,585 |
| 105 | Evan | 3,389 | Melanie | 2,501 |
| 106 | Emmett | 3,380 | Melody | 2,498 |
| 107 | Micah | 3,363 | Julia | 2,485 |
| 108 | Ryder | 3,322 | Athena | 2,482 |
| 109 | Beau | 3,319 | Maria | 2,460 |
| 110 | Damian | 3,305 | Liliana | 2,457 |
| 111 | Brayden | 3,253 | Hadley | 2,414 |
| 112 | Gael | 3,235 | Arya | 2,356 |
| 113 | Rowan | 3,231 | Rose | 2,356 |
| 114 | Harrison | 3,202 | Reagan | 2,355 |
| 115 | Bryson | 3,190 | Eliza | 2,335 |
| 116 | Sawyer | 3,156 | Adalynn | 2,327 |
| 117 | Amir | 3,154 | Kaylee | 2,318 |
| 118 | Kingston | 3,135 | Lyla | 2,293 |
| 119 | Jason | 3,073 | Mackenzie | 2,283 |
| 120 | Giovanni | 3,026 | Alaia | 2,254 |
| 121 | Vincent | 3,020 | Isabelle | 2,226 |
| 122 | Ayden | 2,989 | Charlie | 2,219 |
| 123 | Chase | 2,960 | Arianna | 2,193 |
| 124 | Myles | 2,925 | Mary | 2,188 |
| 125 | Diego | 2,885 | Remi | 2,185 |
| 126 | Nathaniel | 2,874 | Margaret | 2,178 |
| 127 | Legend | 2,814 | Iris | 2,159 |
| 128 | Jonah | 2,791 | Parker | 2,131 |
| 129 | River | 2,771 | Ximena | 2,018 |
| 130 | Tyler | 2,771 | Eden | 2,016 |
| 131 | Cole | 2,751 | Ayla | 2,006 |
| 132 | Braxton | 2,747 | Kylie | 2,006 |
| 133 | George | 2,746 | Elliana | 2,000 |
| 134 | Milo | 2,741 | Josie | 1,987 |
| 135 | Zachary | 2,698 | Katherine | 1,968 |
| 136 | Ashton | 2,690 | Faith | 1,964 |
| 137 | Luis | 2,679 | Alexandra | 1,954 |
| 138 | Jasper | 2,604 | Eloise | 1,950 |
| 139 | Kaiden | 2,594 | Adalyn | 1,918 |
| 140 | Adriel | 2,592 | Amaya | 1,916 |
| 141 | Gavin | 2,570 | Jasmine | 1,915 |
| 142 | Bentley | 2,555 | Amara | 1,902 |
| 143 | Calvin | 2,519 | Daisy | 1,877 |
| 144 | Zion | 2,500 | Reese | 1,867 |
| 145 | Juan | 2,496 | Valerie | 1,867 |
| 146 | Maxwell | 2,496 | Brianna | 1,859 |
| 147 | Max | 2,463 | Cecilia | 1,846 |
| 148 | Ryker | 2,457 | Andrea | 1,804 |
| 149 | Carlos | 2,446 | Summer | 1,804 |
| 150 | Emmanuel | 2,442 | Valeria | 1,803 |
| 151 | Jayce | 2,442 | Norah | 1,797 |
| 152 | Lorenzo | 2,442 | Ariella | 1,792 |
| 153 | Ivan | 2,419 | Esther | 1,787 |
| 154 | Jude | 2,412 | Ashley | 1,784 |
| 155 | August | 2,403 | Emerson | 1,774 |
| 156 | Kevin | 2,359 | Aubree | 1,770 |
| 157 | Malachi | 2,354 | Isabel | 1,756 |
| 158 | Elliott | 2,350 | Anastasia | 1,750 |
| 159 | Rhett | 2,338 | Ryleigh | 1,742 |
| 160 | Archer | 2,329 | Khloe | 1,729 |
| 161 | Karter | 2,322 | Taylor | 1,729 |
| 162 | Arthur | 2,319 | Londyn | 1,728 |
| 163 | Luka | 2,319 | Lucia | 1,724 |
| 164 | Elliot | 2,303 | Emersyn | 1,715 |
| 165 | Thiago | 2,292 | Callie | 1,712 |
| 166 | Brandon | 2,287 | Sienna | 1,708 |
| 167 | Camden | 2,287 | Blakely | 1,698 |
| 168 | Justin | 2,277 | Kehlani | 1,694 |
| 169 | Jesus | 2,272 | Genevieve | 1,685 |
| 170 | Maddox | 2,270 | Alina | 1,683 |
| 171 | King | 2,237 | Bailey | 1,653 |
| 172 | Theo | 2,206 | Juniper | 1,645 |
| 173 | Enzo | 2,201 | Maeve | 1,637 |
| 174 | Matteo | 2,200 | Molly | 1,635 |
| 175 | Emiliano | 2,186 | Harmony | 1,611 |
| 176 | Dean | 2,149 | Georgia | 1,594 |
| 177 | Hayden | 2,146 | Magnolia | 1,592 |
| 178 | Finn | 2,133 | Catalina | 1,584 |
| 179 | Brody | 2,125 | Freya | 1,581 |
| 180 | Antonio | 2,114 | Juliette | 1,575 |
| 181 | Abel | 2,109 | Sloane | 1,571 |
| 182 | Alex | 2,095 | June | 1,568 |
| 183 | Tristan | 2,092 | Sara | 1,565 |
| 184 | Graham | 2,083 | Ada | 1,548 |
| 185 | Zayden | 2,077 | Kimberly | 1,548 |
| 186 | Judah | 2,074 | River | 1,540 |
| 187 | Xander | 2,039 | Ember | 1,517 |
| 188 | Miguel | 2,032 | Juliana | 1,515 |
| 189 | Atlas | 2,028 | Aliyah | 1,511 |
| 190 | Messiah | 2,010 | Millie | 1,494 |
| 191 | Barrett | 1,998 | Brynlee | 1,490 |
| 192 | Tucker | 1,997 | Teagan | 1,485 |
| 193 | Timothy | 1,985 | Morgan | 1,483 |
| 194 | Alan | 1,956 | Jordyn | 1,481 |
| 195 | Edward | 1,932 | London | 1,477 |
| 196 | Leon | 1,908 | Alaina | 1,475 |
| 197 | Dawson | 1,907 | Olive | 1,474 |
| 198 | Eric | 1,907 | Rosalie | 1,461 |
| 199 | Ace | 1,900 | Alyssa | 1,460 |
| 200 | Victor | 1,886 | Ariel | 1,454 |
| 201 | Abraham | 1,875 | Finley | 1,429 |
| 202 | Nicolas | 1,875 | Arabella | 1,417 |
| 203 | Jesse | 1,859 | Journee | 1,413 |
| 204 | Charlie | 1,853 | Hope | 1,407 |
| 205 | Patrick | 1,849 | Leila | 1,399 |
| 206 | Walker | 1,848 | Alana | 1,387 |
| 207 | Joel | 1,826 | Gemma | 1,376 |
| 208 | Richard | 1,814 | Vanessa | 1,370 |
| 209 | Beckett | 1,797 | Gracie | 1,368 |
| 210 | Blake | 1,797 | Noelle | 1,359 |
| 211 | Alejandro | 1,773 | Marley | 1,356 |
| 212 | Avery | 1,773 | Elise | 1,354 |
| 213 | Grant | 1,755 | Presley | 1,348 |
| 214 | Peter | 1,747 | Kamila | 1,339 |
| 215 | Oscar | 1,746 | Zara | 1,327 |
| 216 | Matias | 1,740 | Amy | 1,326 |
| 217 | Amari | 1,719 | Kayla | 1,326 |
| 218 | Lukas | 1,701 | Payton | 1,322 |
| 219 | Andres | 1,688 | Blake | 1,316 |
| 220 | Arlo | 1,685 | Ruth | 1,315 |
| 221 | Colt | 1,674 | Alani | 1,303 |
| 222 | Adonis | 1,663 | Annabelle | 1,301 |
| 223 | Kyrie | 1,663 | Sage | 1,301 |
| 224 | Steven | 1,661 | Aspen | 1,294 |
| 225 | Felix | 1,652 | Laila | 1,294 |
| 226 | Preston | 1,638 | Lila | 1,290 |
| 227 | Marcus | 1,632 | Rachel | 1,285 |
| 228 | Holden | 1,629 | Trinity | 1,283 |
| 229 | Emilio | 1,609 | Daniela | 1,275 |
| 230 | Remington | 1,608 | Alexa | 1,272 |
| 231 | Jeremy | 1,591 | Lilly | 1,271 |
| 232 | Kaleb | 1,591 | Lauren | 1,269 |
| 233 | Brantley | 1,566 | Elsie | 1,259 |
| 234 | Bryce | 1,550 | Margot | 1,257 |
| 235 | Mark | 1,540 | Adelyn | 1,255 |
| 236 | Knox | 1,516 | Zuri | 1,254 |
| 237 | Israel | 1,509 | Brooke | 1,252 |
| 238 | Phoenix | 1,504 | Sawyer | 1,252 |
| 239 | Kobe | 1,500 | Lilah | 1,249 |
| 240 | Nash | 1,490 | Lola | 1,248 |
| 241 | Griffin | 1,481 | Selena | 1,236 |
| 242 | Caden | 1,474 | Mya | 1,234 |
| 243 | Kenneth | 1,466 | Sydney | 1,234 |
| 244 | Kyler | 1,454 | Diana | 1,222 |
| 245 | Hayes | 1,441 | Ana | 1,221 |
| 246 | Jax | 1,413 | Vera | 1,207 |
| 247 | Rafael | 1,409 | Alayna | 1,205 |
| 248 | Beckham | 1,405 | Nyla | 1,202 |
| 249 | Javier | 1,394 | Elaina | 1,198 |
| 250 | Maximus | 1,394 | Rebecca | 1,192 |
| 251 | Simon | 1,390 | Angela | 1,182 |
| 252 | Paul | 1,385 | Kali | 1,175 |
| 253 | Omar | 1,378 | Alivia | 1,171 |
| 254 | Kaden | 1,374 | Raegan | 1,169 |
| 255 | Kash | 1,365 | Rowan | 1,166 |
| 256 | Lane | 1,360 | Phoebe | 1,163 |
| 257 | Bryan | 1,352 | Camilla | 1,162 |
| 258 | Riley | 1,350 | Joanna | 1,162 |
| 259 | Zane | 1,342 | Malia | 1,162 |
| 260 | Louis | 1,323 | Vivienne | 1,159 |
| 261 | Aidan | 1,313 | Dakota | 1,158 |
| 262 | Paxton | 1,286 | Brooklynn | 1,156 |
| 263 | Maximiliano | 1,281 | Evangeline | 1,156 |
| 264 | Karson | 1,276 | Camille | 1,154 |
| 265 | Cash | 1,274 | Jane | 1,154 |
| 266 | Cayden | 1,272 | Nicole | 1,149 |
| 267 | Emerson | 1,268 | Catherine | 1,144 |
| 268 | Tobias | 1,268 | Jocelyn | 1,138 |
| 269 | Ronan | 1,255 | Julianna | 1,136 |
| 270 | Brian | 1,249 | Lena | 1,135 |
| 271 | Dallas | 1,249 | Lucille | 1,130 |
| 272 | Bradley | 1,225 | Mckenna | 1,130 |
| 273 | Jorge | 1,224 | Paige | 1,130 |
| 274 | Walter | 1,221 | Adelaide | 1,128 |
| 275 | Josue | 1,219 | Charlee | 1,128 |
| 276 | Khalil | 1,217 | Mariana | 1,125 |
| 277 | Damien | 1,201 | Myla | 1,125 |
| 278 | Jett | 1,199 | Mckenzie | 1,123 |
| 279 | Kairo | 1,185 | Tessa | 1,123 |
| 280 | Zander | 1,180 | Miriam | 1,121 |
| 281 | Andre | 1,178 | Oakley | 1,120 |
| 282 | Cohen | 1,178 | Kailani | 1,118 |
| 283 | Crew | 1,178 | Alayah | 1,117 |
| 284 | Hendrix | 1,177 | Amira | 1,116 |
| 285 | Colin | 1,173 | Adaline | 1,106 |
| 286 | Chance | 1,166 | Phoenix | 1,103 |
| 287 | Malakai | 1,165 | Milani | 1,093 |
| 288 | Clayton | 1,163 | Annie | 1,092 |
| 289 | Daxton | 1,161 | Lia | 1,091 |
| 290 | Malcolm | 1,160 | Angelina | 1,089 |
| 291 | Lennox | 1,159 | Harley | 1,089 |
| 292 | Martin | 1,158 | Cali | 1,081 |
| 293 | Jaden | 1,152 | Maggie | 1,079 |
| 294 | Kayson | 1,151 | Hayden | 1,078 |
| 295 | Bodhi | 1,139 | Leia | 1,078 |
| 296 | Francisco | 1,137 | Fiona | 1,076 |
| 297 | Cody | 1,122 | Briella | 1,072 |
| 298 | Erick | 1,113 | Journey | 1,068 |
| 299 | Kameron | 1,106 | Lennon | 1,067 |
| 300 | Atticus | 1,104 | Saylor | 1,063 |
| 301 | Dante | 1,098 | Jayla | 1,061 |
| 302 | Jensen | 1,092 | Kaia | 1,060 |
| 303 | Cruz | 1,090 | Thea | 1,060 |
| 304 | Finley | 1,080 | Adriana | 1,056 |
| 305 | Brady | 1,078 | Mariah | 1,054 |
| 306 | Joaquin | 1,072 | Juliet | 1,031 |
| 307 | Anderson | 1,070 | Oaklynn | 1,028 |
| 308 | Gunner | 1,058 | Kiara | 1,025 |
| 309 | Muhammad | 1,056 | Alexis | 1,019 |
| 310 | Zayn | 1,054 | Haven | 1,018 |
| 311 | Derek | 1,051 | Aniyah | 1,015 |
| 312 | Raymond | 1,048 | Delaney | 1,012 |
| 313 | Kyle | 1,045 | Gracelynn | 1,011 |
| 314 | Angelo | 1,044 | Kendall | 1,009 |
| 315 | Reid | 1,042 | Winter | 997 |
| 316 | Spencer | 1,037 | Lilith | 995 |
| 317 | Nico | 1,029 | Logan | 992 |
| 318 | Jaylen | 1,028 | Amiyah | 989 |
| 319 | Jake | 1,027 | Evie | 982 |
| 320 | Prince | 1,020 | Alexandria | 975 |
| 321 | Manuel | 1,013 | Gracelyn | 958 |
| 322 | Ali | 1,009 | Gabriela | 957 |
| 323 | Gideon | 1,009 | Sutton | 954 |
| 324 | Stephen | 1,008 | Harlow | 952 |
| 325 | Ellis | 1,004 | Madilyn | 943 |
| 326 | Orion | 1,001 | Makayla | 942 |
| 327 | Rylan | 993 | Evelynn | 937 |
| 328 | Eduardo | 991 | Gia | 933 |
| 329 | Mario | 990 | Nina | 933 |
| 330 | Rory | 989 | Amina | 930 |
| 331 | Cristian | 984 | Giselle | 930 |
| 332 | Odin | 981 | Brynn | 926 |
| 333 | Tanner | 969 | Blair | 922 |
| 334 | Julius | 960 | Amari | 921 |
| 335 | Callum | 957 | Octavia | 917 |
| 336 | Sean | 956 | Michelle | 916 |
| 337 | Kane | 954 | Talia | 912 |
| 338 | Ricardo | 953 | Demi | 910 |
| 339 | Travis | 951 | Alaya | 905 |
| 340 | Wade | 936 | Kaylani | 905 |
| 341 | Warren | 933 | Izabella | 904 |
| 342 | Fernando | 931 | Fatima | 902 |
| 343 | Titus | 927 | Tatum | 897 |
| 344 | Leonel | 922 | Makenzie | 895 |
| 345 | Edwin | 918 | Lilliana | 890 |
| 346 | Cairo | 912 | Arielle | 883 |
| 347 | Corbin | 912 | Palmer | 883 |
| 348 | Dakota | 905 | Melissa | 881 |
| 349 | Ismael | 903 | Willa | 881 |
| 350 | Colson | 896 | Samara | 874 |
| 351 | Killian | 896 | Destiny | 871 |
| 352 | Major | 894 | Dahlia | 867 |
| 353 | Tate | 893 | Celeste | 865 |
| 354 | Gianni | 889 | Ainsley | 863 |
| 355 | Elian | 865 | Rylie | 863 |
| 356 | Remy | 865 | Reign | 862 |
| 357 | Lawson | 863 | Laura | 860 |
| 358 | Niko | 863 | Adelynn | 857 |
| 359 | Nasir | 857 | Gabrielle | 857 |
| 360 | Kade | 855 | Remington | 850 |
| 361 | Armani | 853 | Wren | 850 |
| 362 | Ezequiel | 851 | Brinley | 848 |
| 363 | Marshall | 849 | Amora | 846 |
| 364 | Hector | 848 | Lainey | 844 |
| 365 | Desmond | 847 | Collins | 842 |
| 366 | Kason | 844 | Lexi | 840 |
| 367 | Garrett | 842 | Aitana | 838 |
| 368 | Jared | 839 | Alessandra | 837 |
| 369 | Cyrus | 838 | Kenzie | 834 |
| 370 | Russell | 837 | Raelyn | 830 |
| 371 | Cesar | 830 | Elle | 827 |
| 372 | Tyson | 823 | Everlee | 824 |
| 373 | Malik | 821 | Haisley | 821 |
| 374 | Donovan | 820 | Hallie | 820 |
| 375 | Jaxton | 818 | Wynter | 817 |
| 376 | Cade | 816 | Daleyza | 816 |
| 377 | Romeo | 810 | Gwendolyn | 811 |
| 378 | Nehemiah | 806 | Paislee | 807 |
| 379 | Sergio | 801 | Ariyah | 804 |
| 380 | Iker | 798 | Veronica | 802 |
| 381 | Caiden | 797 | Heidi | 801 |
| 382 | Jay | 792 | Anaya | 800 |
| 383 | Pablo | 790 | Cataleya | 798 |
| 384 | Devin | 789 | Kira | 798 |
| 385 | Jeffrey | 788 | Avianna | 797 |
| 386 | Otto | 787 | Felicity | 796 |
| 387 | Kamari | 786 | Aylin | 795 |
| 388 | Ronin | 786 | Miracle | 793 |
| 389 | Johnny | 784 | Sabrina | 793 |
| 390 | Clark | 783 | Lana | 790 |
| 391 | Ari | 782 | Ophelia | 790 |
| 392 | Marco | 782 | Elianna | 786 |
| 393 | Edgar | 776 | Royalty | 782 |
| 394 | Bowen | 772 | Madeleine | 781 |
| 395 | Jaiden | 768 | Esmeralda | 779 |
| 396 | Grady | 767 | Joy | 778 |
| 397 | Zayne | 767 | Kalani | 777 |
| 398 | Sullivan | 763 | Esme | 775 |
| 399 | Jayceon | 761 | Jessica | 775 |
| 400 | Sterling | 754 | Leighton | 774 |
| 401 | Andy | 748 | Ariah | 771 |
| 402 | Conor | 741 | Makenna | 771 |
| 403 | Raiden | 739 | Nylah | 770 |
| 404 | Royal | 734 | Viviana | 763 |
| 405 | Royce | 727 | Camryn | 762 |
| 406 | Solomon | 726 | Cassidy | 762 |
| 407 | Trevor | 723 | Dream | 762 |
| 408 | Winston | 720 | Luciana | 762 |
| 409 | Emanuel | 719 | Maisie | 760 |
| 410 | Finnegan | 716 | Stevie | 760 |
| 411 | Pedro | 714 | Kate | 759 |
| 412 | Luciano | 712 | Lyric | 756 |
| 413 | Harvey | 710 | Daniella | 751 |
| 414 | Franklin | 709 | Alicia | 744 |
| 415 | Noel | 709 | Daphne | 744 |
| 416 | Troy | 709 | Frances | 736 |
| 417 | Princeton | 708 | Charli | 735 |
| 418 | Johnathan | 705 | Raven | 735 |
| 419 | Erik | 703 | Paris | 733 |
| 420 | Fabian | 703 | Nayeli | 721 |
| 421 | Oakley | 703 | Serena | 721 |
| 422 | Rhys | 702 | Heaven | 720 |
| 423 | Porter | 701 | Bianca | 719 |
| 424 | Hugo | 699 | Helen | 718 |
| 425 | Frank | 692 | Hattie | 717 |
| 426 | Damon | 686 | Averie | 715 |
| 427 | Kendrick | 686 | Mabel | 712 |
| 428 | Mathias | 685 | Selah | 710 |
| 429 | Milan | 683 | Allie | 706 |
| 430 | Peyton | 681 | Marlee | 705 |
| 431 | Wilder | 681 | Kinley | 703 |
| 432 | Callan | 678 | Regina | 703 |
| 433 | Gregory | 678 | Carmen | 700 |
| 434 | Seth | 678 | Jennifer | 699 |
| 435 | Matthias | 676 | Jordan | 697 |
| 436 | Briggs | 674 | Alison | 696 |
| 437 | Ibrahim | 672 | Stephanie | 696 |
| 438 | Roberto | 670 | Maren | 695 |
| 439 | Conner | 669 | Kayleigh | 694 |
| 440 | Quinn | 669 | Angel | 690 |
| 441 | Kashton | 668 | Annalise | 690 |
| 442 | Sage | 667 | Jacqueline | 690 |
| 443 | Santino | 667 | Braelynn | 686 |
| 444 | Kolton | 666 | Emory | 686 |
| 445 | Alijah | 663 | Rosemary | 685 |
| 446 | Dominick | 663 | Scarlet | 682 |
| 447 | Zyaire | 661 | Amanda | 681 |
| 448 | Apollo | 659 | Danielle | 678 |
| 449 | Kylo | 657 | Emelia | 678 |
| 450 | Reed | 656 | Ryan | 678 |
| 451 | Philip | 655 | Carolina | 676 |
| 452 | Kian | 653 | Astrid | 675 |
| 453 | Shawn | 648 | Kensley | 675 |
| 454 | Kaison | 645 | Shiloh | 675 |
| 455 | Leonidas | 644 | Maci | 673 |
| 456 | Ayaan | 643 | Francesca | 671 |
| 457 | Lucca | 643 | Rory | 670 |
| 458 | Memphis | 643 | Celine | 668 |
| 459 | Ford | 642 | Kamryn | 668 |
| 460 | Baylor | 639 | Zariah | 665 |
| 461 | Kyson | 636 | Liana | 664 |
| 462 | Uriel | 635 | Poppy | 664 |
| 463 | Allen | 633 | Maliyah | 663 |
| 464 | Collin | 633 | Keira | 661 |
| 465 | Ruben | 632 | Skyler | 656 |
| 466 | Archie | 630 | Noa | 655 |
| 467 | Dalton | 629 | Skye | 654 |
| 468 | Esteban | 629 | Nadia | 649 |
| 469 | Adan | 628 | Addilyn | 647 |
| 470 | Forrest | 627 | Rosie | 646 |
| 471 | Alonzo | 625 | Eve | 644 |
| 472 | Isaias | 625 | Sarai | 644 |
| 473 | Leland | 625 | Edith | 643 |
| 474 | Jase | 624 | Jolene | 643 |
| 475 | Dax | 623 | Maddison | 639 |
| 476 | Kasen | 622 | Meadow | 638 |
| 477 | Gage | 619 | Charleigh | 637 |
| 478 | Kamden | 619 | Matilda | 631 |
| 479 | Marcos | 616 | Elliott | 630 |
| 480 | Jamison | 615 | Madelynn | 630 |
| 481 | Francis | 612 | Holly | 629 |
| 482 | Hank | 612 | Leona | 628 |
| 483 | Alexis | 610 | Azalea | 627 |
| 484 | Tripp | 607 | Katie | 626 |
| 485 | Frederick | 603 | Mira | 624 |
| 486 | Jonas | 601 | Ari | 622 |
| 487 | Stetson | 601 | Kaitlyn | 622 |
| 488 | Cassius | 596 | Danna | 620 |
| 489 | Izaiah | 595 | Cameron | 619 |
| 490 | Eden | 592 | Kyla | 619 |
| 491 | Maximilian | 592 | Bristol | 618 |
| 492 | Rocco | 592 | Kora | 616 |
| 493 | Tatum | 592 | Armani | 615 |
| 494 | Keegan | 589 | Nia | 615 |
| 495 | Aziel | 585 | Malani | 611 |
| 496 | Moses | 580 | Dylan | 610 |
| 497 | Bruce | 579 | Remy | 610 |
| 498 | Lewis | 579 | Maia | 609 |
| 499 | Braylen | 578 | Dior | 605 |
| 500 | Omari | 578 | Legacy | 604 |
| 501 | Mack | 576 | Alessia | 601 |
| 502 | Augustus | 574 | Shelby | 599 |
| 503 | Enrique | 574 | Maryam | 598 |
| 504 | Armando | 573 | Sylvia | 596 |
| 505 | Pierce | 569 | Yaretzi | 596 |
| 506 | Moises | 562 | Lorelei | 594 |
| 507 | Asa | 559 | Madilynn | 592 |
| 508 | Shane | 559 | Abby | 591 |
| 509 | Emmitt | 556 | Helena | 590 |
| 510 | Soren | 555 | Jimena | 589 |
| 511 | Dorian | 554 | Elisa | 587 |
| 512 | Keanu | 554 | Renata | 587 |
| 513 | Zaiden | 553 | Amber | 584 |
| 514 | Raphael | 552 | Aviana | 584 |
| 515 | Deacon | 550 | Carter | 583 |
| 516 | Abdiel | 549 | Emmy | 583 |
| 517 | Kieran | 549 | Haley | 581 |
| 518 | Phillip | 546 | Alondra | 580 |
| 519 | Ryland | 546 | Elaine | 579 |
| 520 | Zachariah | 544 | Erin | 578 |
| 521 | Casey | 541 | April | 577 |
| 522 | Zaire | 541 | Emely | 574 |
| 523 | Albert | 539 | Imani | 574 |
| 524 | Baker | 539 | Kennedi | 574 |
| 525 | Corey | 537 | Lorelai | 568 |
| 526 | Kylan | 537 | Hanna | 566 |
| 527 | Denver | 536 | Kelsey | 566 |
| 528 | Gunnar | 536 | Aurelia | 565 |
| 529 | Jayson | 535 | Colette | 565 |
| 530 | Drew | 533 | Jaliyah | 564 |
| 531 | Callen | 524 | Kylee | 560 |
| 532 | Jasiah | 524 | Macie | 560 |
| 533 | Drake | 523 | Aisha | 559 |
| 534 | Kannon | 523 | Dorothy | 559 |
| 535 | Braylon | 521 | Charley | 558 |
| 536 | Sonny | 520 | Kathryn | 558 |
| 537 | Bo | 519 | Adelina | 554 |
| 538 | Moshe | 519 | Adley | 554 |
| 539 | Huxley | 518 | Monroe | 554 |
| 540 | Quentin | 517 | Sierra | 553 |
| 541 | Rowen | 517 | Ailani | 550 |
| 542 | Santana | 517 | Miranda | 549 |
| 543 | Cannon | 516 | Mikayla | 548 |
| 544 | Kenzo | 516 | Alejandra | 546 |
| 545 | Wells | 516 | Amirah | 546 |
| 546 | Julio | 515 | Jada | 546 |
| 547 | Nikolai | 515 | Jazlyn | 543 |
| 548 | Conrad | 512 | Jenna | 542 |
| 549 | Jalen | 512 | Jayleen | 540 |
| 550 | Makai | 512 | Beatrice | 535 |
| 551 | Benson | 511 | Kendra | 534 |
| 552 | Derrick | 508 | Lyra | 534 |
| 553 | Gerardo | 508 | Nola | 533 |
| 554 | Davis | 507 | Emberly | 532 |
| 555 | Abram | 504 | Mckinley | 532 |
| 556 | Mohamed | 504 | Myra | 532 |
| 557 | Ronald | 501 | Katalina | 525 |
| 558 | Raul | 500 | Antonella | 524 |
| 559 | Arjun | 498 | Zelda | 524 |
| 560 | Dexter | 496 | Alanna | 520 |
| 561 | Kaysen | 496 | Amaia | 520 |
| 562 | Jaime | 494 | Priscilla | 518 |
| 563 | Scott | 494 | Briar | 517 |
| 564 | Lawrence | 492 | Kaliyah | 517 |
| 565 | Ariel | 490 | Itzel | 516 |
| 566 | Skyler | 489 | Oaklyn | 516 |
| 567 | Danny | 487 | Alma | 515 |
| 568 | Roland | 487 | Mallory | 515 |
| 569 | Chandler | 486 | Novah | 513 |
| 570 | Yusuf | 486 | Amalia | 510 |
| 571 | Samson | 485 | Fernanda | 509 |
| 572 | Case | 482 | Alia | 506 |
| 573 | Zain | 482 | Angelica | 506 |
| 574 | Roy | 480 | Elliot | 506 |
| 575 | Rodrigo | 478 | Justice | 505 |
| 576 | Sutton | 478 | Mae | 504 |
| 577 | Boone | 476 | Cecelia | 503 |
| 578 | Saint | 476 | Gloria | 502 |
| 579 | Saul | 476 | Ariya | 501 |
| 580 | Jaziel | 474 | Virginia | 501 |
| 581 | Hezekiah | 472 | Cheyenne | 500 |
| 582 | Alec | 469 | Aleah | 497 |
| 583 | Arturo | 469 | Jemma | 497 |
| 584 | Jamari | 469 | Henley | 496 |
| 585 | Jaxtyn | 469 | Meredith | 496 |
| 586 | Julien | 469 | Leyla | 493 |
| 587 | Koa | 469 | Lennox | 491 |
| 588 | Reece | 469 | Ensley | 490 |
| 589 | Landen | 465 | Zahra | 489 |
| 590 | Koda | 464 | Reina | 488 |
| 591 | Darius | 462 | Frankie | 487 |
| 592 | Sylas | 462 | Lylah | 487 |
| 593 | Ares | 457 | Nalani | 486 |
| 594 | Kyree | 457 | Reyna | 486 |
| 595 | Boston | 456 | Saige | 484 |
| 596 | Keith | 456 | Ivanna | 483 |
| 597 | Taylor | 456 | Aleena | 482 |
| 598 | Johan | 455 | Emerie | 481 |
| 599 | Edison | 452 | Ivory | 481 |
| 600 | Sincere | 452 | Leslie | 481 |
| 601 | Watson | 450 | Alora | 479 |
| 602 | Jerry | 449 | Ashlyn | 479 |
| 603 | Nikolas | 449 | Bethany | 478 |
| 604 | Quincy | 449 | Bonnie | 476 |
| 605 | Shepherd | 449 | Sasha | 476 |
| 606 | Brycen | 448 | Xiomara | 475 |
| 607 | Marvin | 448 | Salem | 474 |
| 608 | Dariel | 445 | Adrianna | 473 |
| 609 | Axton | 444 | Dayana | 473 |
| 610 | Donald | 444 | Clementine | 472 |
| 611 | Bodie | 443 | Karina | 472 |
| 612 | Finnley | 443 | Karsyn | 472 |
| 613 | Onyx | 442 | Emmie | 471 |
| 614 | Rayan | 440 | Julie | 471 |
| 615 | Raylan | 440 | Julieta | 471 |
| 616 | Brixton | 439 | Briana | 470 |
| 617 | Colby | 436 | Carly | 469 |
| 618 | Shiloh | 436 | Macy | 469 |
| 619 | Valentino | 436 | Marie | 468 |
| 620 | Layton | 435 | Oaklee | 467 |
| 621 | Trenton | 433 | Christina | 466 |
| 622 | Landyn | 431 | Malaysia | 465 |
| 623 | Alessandro | 427 | Ellis | 463 |
| 624 | Ahmad | 425 | Irene | 462 |
| 625 | Gustavo | 425 | Anne | 461 |
| 626 | Ledger | 425 | Anahi | 460 |
| 627 | Ridge | 425 | Mara | 460 |
| 628 | Ander | 424 | Rhea | 459 |
| 629 | Ahmed | 423 | Davina | 458 |
| 630 | Kingsley | 423 | Dallas | 457 |
| 631 | Issac | 422 | Jayda | 455 |
| 632 | Mauricio | 421 | Mariam | 455 |
| 633 | Tony | 420 | Skyla | 454 |
| 634 | Leonard | 417 | Siena | 453 |
| 635 | Mohammed | 417 | Elora | 452 |
| 636 | Uriah | 417 | Marilyn | 452 |
| 637 | Duke | 416 | Jazmin | 451 |
| 638 | Kareem | 416 | Megan | 451 |
| 639 | Lucian | 416 | Rosa | 450 |
| 640 | Marcelo | 416 | Savanna | 450 |
| 641 | Aarav | 415 | Allyson | 449 |
| 642 | Leandro | 415 | Milan | 449 |
| 643 | Reign | 415 | Coraline | 446 |
| 644 | Clay | 414 | Johanna | 446 |
| 645 | Kohen | 414 | Melany | 446 |
| 646 | Dennis | 411 | Chelsea | 444 |
| 647 | Samir | 411 | Michaela | 443 |
| 648 | Ermias | 409 | Melina | 442 |
| 649 | Otis | 409 | Angie | 441 |
| 650 | Emir | 408 | Cassandra | 439 |
| 651 | Nixon | 407 | Yara | 439 |
| 652 | Ty | 407 | Kassidy | 437 |
| 653 | Sam | 401 | Liberty | 436 |
| 654 | Fletcher | 400 | Lilian | 436 |
| 655 | Wilson | 398 | Avah | 435 |
| 656 | Dustin | 397 | Anya | 434 |
| 657 | Hamza | 396 | Laney | 434 |
| 658 | Bryant | 395 | Navy | 433 |
| 659 | Flynn | 394 | Opal | 433 |
| 660 | Lionel | 394 | Amani | 432 |
| 661 | Mohammad | 394 | Zaylee | 432 |
| 662 | Cason | 393 | Mina | 431 |
| 663 | Jamir | 393 | Sloan | 431 |
| 664 | Aden | 391 | Romina | 428 |
| 665 | Dakari | 390 | Ashlynn | 427 |
| 666 | Justice | 389 | Aliza | 426 |
| 667 | Dillon | 388 | Liv | 426 |
| 668 | Layne | 388 | Malaya | 426 |
| 669 | Zaid | 386 | Blaire | 423 |
| 670 | Alden | 383 | Janelle | 422 |
| 671 | Nelson | 382 | Kara | 422 |
| 672 | Devon | 381 | Analia | 419 |
| 673 | Titan | 379 | Hadassah | 419 |
| 674 | Chris | 378 | Hayley | 419 |
| 675 | Khari | 377 | Karla | 418 |
| 676 | Zeke | 377 | Chaya | 416 |
| 677 | Noe | 375 | Cadence | 415 |
| 678 | Alberto | 374 | Kyra | 414 |
| 679 | Roger | 372 | Alena | 413 |
| 680 | Brock | 371 | Ellianna | 413 |
| 681 | Rex | 371 | Katelyn | 413 |
| 682 | Quinton | 370 | Kimber | 413 |
| 683 | Alvin | 369 | Laurel | 413 |
| 684 | Cullen | 368 | Lina | 413 |
| 685 | Azariah | 367 | Capri | 411 |
| 686 | Harlan | 366 | Braelyn | 410 |
| 687 | Kellan | 366 | Faye | 409 |
| 688 | Lennon | 366 | Kamiyah | 409 |
| 689 | Marcel | 366 | Kenna | 408 |
| 690 | Keaton | 364 | Louise | 408 |
| 691 | Morgan | 363 | Calliope | 404 |
| 692 | Ricky | 363 | Kaydence | 402 |
| 693 | Trey | 362 | Nala | 402 |
| 694 | Karsyn | 361 | Tiana | 402 |
| 695 | Langston | 361 | Aileen | 401 |
| 696 | Miller | 361 | Sunny | 401 |
| 697 | Chaim | 360 | Zariyah | 401 |
| 698 | Salvador | 359 | Milana | 400 |
| 699 | Amias | 358 | Giuliana | 399 |
| 700 | Tadeo | 358 | Eileen | 398 |
| 701 | Curtis | 357 | Elodie | 398 |
| 702 | Lachlan | 357 | Rayna | 396 |
| 703 | Amos | 356 | Monica | 395 |
| 704 | Anakin | 354 | Galilea | 394 |
| 705 | Krew | 353 | Journi | 394 |
| 706 | Tomas | 353 | Lara | 394 |
| 707 | Jefferson | 352 | Marina | 394 |
| 708 | Yosef | 351 | Aliana | 393 |
| 709 | Bruno | 350 | Harmoni | 391 |
| 710 | Korbin | 350 | Jamie | 390 |
| 711 | Augustine | 349 | Holland | 389 |
| 712 | Cayson | 349 | Emmalyn | 388 |
| 713 | Mathew | 347 | Lauryn | 387 |
| 714 | Vihaan | 347 | Chanel | 386 |
| 715 | Jamie | 346 | Tinsley | 386 |
| 716 | Clyde | 345 | Jessie | 385 |
| 717 | Brendan | 342 | Lacey | 385 |
| 718 | Jagger | 342 | Elyse | 384 |
| 719 | Carmelo | 340 | Janiyah | 384 |
| 720 | Harry | 340 | Jolie | 384 |
| 721 | Nathanael | 340 | Ezra | 383 |
| 722 | Mitchell | 339 | Marleigh | 383 |
| 723 | Darren | 338 | Roselyn | 383 |
| 724 | Ray | 338 | Lillie | 382 |
| 725 | Jedidiah | 337 | Louisa | 382 |
| 726 | Jimmy | 336 | Madisyn | 379 |
| 727 | Lochlan | 336 | Penny | 379 |
| 728 | Bellamy | 335 | Kinslee | 378 |
| 729 | Eddie | 334 | Treasure | 372 |
| 730 | Rayden | 334 | Zaniyah | 372 |
| 731 | Reese | 334 | Estella | 370 |
| 732 | Stanley | 334 | Jaylah | 370 |
| 733 | Joe | 333 | Khaleesi | 370 |
| 734 | Houston | 332 | Alexia | 369 |
| 735 | Douglas | 331 | Dulce | 369 |
| 736 | Vincenzo | 330 | Indie | 369 |
| 737 | Casen | 329 | Maxine | 369 |
| 738 | Emery | 327 | Waverly | 368 |
| 739 | Joziah | 327 | Giovanna | 367 |
| 740 | Leighton | 326 | Miley | 366 |
| 741 | Marcellus | 326 | Saoirse | 366 |
| 742 | Atreus | 325 | Estrella | 365 |
| 743 | Aron | 324 | Greta | 365 |
| 744 | Hugh | 323 | Rosalia | 365 |
| 745 | Musa | 323 | Mylah | 362 |
| 746 | Tommy | 323 | Teresa | 362 |
| 747 | Alfredo | 322 | Bridget | 361 |
| 748 | Junior | 321 | Kelly | 361 |
| 749 | Neil | 321 | Adalee | 360 |
| 750 | Westley | 321 | Aubrie | 360 |
| 751 | Banks | 320 | Lea | 360 |
| 752 | Eliel | 320 | Harlee | 359 |
| 753 | Melvin | 319 | Anika | 358 |
| 754 | Maximo | 318 | Itzayana | 358 |
| 755 | Briar | 317 | Hana | 357 |
| 756 | Colten | 316 | Kaisley | 357 |
| 757 | Lance | 315 | Mikaela | 357 |
| 758 | Nova | 315 | Naya | 356 |
| 759 | Trace | 314 | Avalynn | 355 |
| 760 | Axl | 313 | Margo | 355 |
| 761 | Ramon | 313 | Sevyn | 355 |
| 762 | Vicente | 313 | Florence | 354 |
| 763 | Brennan | 312 | Keilani | 354 |
| 764 | Caspian | 312 | Lyanna | 351 |
| 765 | Remi | 312 | Joelle | 350 |
| 766 | Deandre | 311 | Kataleya | 350 |
| 767 | Legacy | 309 | Royal | 350 |
| 768 | Lee | 308 | Averi | 349 |
| 769 | Valentin | 308 | Kallie | 349 |
| 770 | Ben | 307 | Winnie | 349 |
| 771 | Louie | 307 | Baylee | 348 |
| 772 | Westin | 304 | Martha | 348 |
| 773 | Wayne | 303 | Pearl | 348 |
| 774 | Benicio | 302 | Alaiya | 347 |
| 775 | Grey | 302 | Rayne | 347 |
| 776 | Zayd | 300 | Sylvie | 347 |
| 777 | Gatlin | 298 | Brylee | 346 |
| 778 | Mekhi | 298 | Jazmine | 346 |
| 779 | Orlando | 298 | Ryann | 346 |
| 780 | Bjorn | 296 | Kori | 345 |
| 781 | Harley | 295 | Noemi | 345 |
| 782 | Alonso | 294 | Haylee | 344 |
| 783 | Rio | 294 | Julissa | 344 |
| 784 | Aldo | 293 | Celia | 343 |
| 785 | Byron | 292 | Laylah | 343 |
| 786 | Eliseo | 292 | Rebekah | 343 |
| 787 | Ernesto | 292 | Rosalee | 342 |
| 788 | Talon | 292 | Aya | 341 |
| 789 | Thaddeus | 292 | Bria | 341 |
| 790 | Brecken | 291 | Adele | 340 |
| 791 | Kace | 291 | Aubrielle | 340 |
| 792 | Kellen | 291 | Tiffany | 340 |
| 793 | Enoch | 290 | Addyson | 338 |
| 794 | Kiaan | 289 | Kai | 338 |
| 795 | Lian | 289 | Bellamy | 337 |
| 796 | Creed | 288 | Leilany | 337 |
| 797 | Rohan | 288 | Princess | 337 |
| 798 | Callahan | 287 | Chana | 336 |
| 799 | Jaxxon | 287 | Estelle | 336 |
| 800 | Ocean | 287 | Selene | 335 |
| 801 | Crosby | 286 | Sky | 335 |
| 802 | Dash | 286 | Dani | 334 |
| 803 | Gary | 286 | Thalia | 334 |
| 804 | Mylo | 286 | Ellen | 333 |
| 805 | Ira | 285 | Rivka | 333 |
| 806 | Magnus | 285 | Amelie | 332 |
| 807 | Salem | 285 | Andi | 332 |
| 808 | Abdullah | 284 | Kynlee | 332 |
| 809 | Kye | 284 | Raina | 332 |
| 810 | Tru | 284 | Vienna | 332 |
| 811 | Forest | 283 | Alianna | 331 |
| 812 | Jon | 283 | Livia | 331 |
| 813 | Misael | 283 | Madalyn | 331 |
| 814 | Madden | 282 | Mercy | 331 |
| 815 | Braden | 281 | Novalee | 331 |
| 816 | Carl | 281 | Ramona | 331 |
| 817 | Hassan | 281 | Vada | 331 |
| 818 | Emory | 280 | Berkley | 330 |
| 819 | Kristian | 279 | Gwen | 330 |
| 820 | Alaric | 278 | Persephone | 330 |
| 821 | Ambrose | 278 | Milena | 329 |
| 822 | Dario | 278 | Paula | 329 |
| 823 | Allan | 277 | Clare | 328 |
| 824 | Bode | 276 | Kairi | 327 |
| 825 | Boden | 276 | Linda | 327 |
| 826 | Juelz | 276 | Paulina | 327 |
| 827 | Kristopher | 276 | Kamilah | 326 |
| 828 | Genesis | 275 | Amoura | 325 |
| 829 | Idris | 275 | Hunter | 325 |
| 830 | Ameer | 273 | Isabela | 325 |
| 831 | Anders | 273 | Karen | 325 |
| 832 | Darian | 272 | Marianna | 325 |
| 833 | Kase | 272 | Sariyah | 325 |
| 834 | Aryan | 270 | Theodora | 325 |
| 835 | Dane | 270 | Annika | 324 |
| 836 | Guillermo | 270 | Kyleigh | 324 |
| 837 | Elisha | 269 | Nellie | 324 |
| 838 | Jakobe | 269 | Scarlette | 324 |
| 839 | Thatcher | 268 | Keyla | 323 |
| 840 | Eugene | 267 | Kailey | 322 |
| 841 | Ishaan | 267 | Mavis | 321 |
| 842 | Larry | 267 | Lilianna | 320 |
| 843 | Wesson | 267 | Rosalyn | 320 |
| 844 | Yehuda | 267 | Sariah | 320 |
| 845 | Alvaro | 266 | Tori | 320 |
| 846 | Bobby | 266 | Yareli | 320 |
| 847 | Bronson | 266 | Aubriella | 319 |
| 848 | Dilan | 266 | Bexley | 319 |
| 849 | Kole | 266 | Bailee | 318 |
| 850 | Kyro | 266 | Jianna | 317 |
| 851 | Tristen | 266 | Keily | 316 |
| 852 | Blaze | 264 | Annabella | 315 |
| 853 | Brayan | 264 | Azariah | 315 |
| 854 | Jadiel | 264 | Denisse | 315 |
| 855 | Kamryn | 264 | Promise | 314 |
| 856 | Demetrius | 263 | August | 312 |
| 857 | Maurice | 263 | Hadlee | 312 |
| 858 | Arian | 262 | Halle | 312 |
| 859 | Kabir | 262 | Fallon | 311 |
| 860 | Rocky | 261 | Oakleigh | 311 |
| 861 | Rudy | 261 | Zaria | 311 |
| 862 | Randy | 260 | Jaylin | 310 |
| 863 | Rodney | 260 | Paisleigh | 310 |
| 864 | Yousef | 260 | Crystal | 309 |
| 865 | Felipe | 259 | Ila | 309 |
| 866 | Robin | 259 | Aliya | 307 |
| 867 | Aydin | 258 | Cynthia | 307 |
| 868 | Dior | 258 | Giana | 307 |
| 869 | Kaiser | 258 | Maleah | 307 |
| 870 | Van | 258 | Rylan | 307 |
| 871 | Brodie | 257 | Aniya | 306 |
| 872 | London | 257 | Denise | 306 |
| 873 | Eithan | 256 | Emmeline | 306 |
| 874 | Stefan | 256 | Scout | 306 |
| 875 | Ulises | 256 | Simone | 306 |
| 876 | Camilo | 255 | Noah | 305 |
| 877 | Branson | 254 | Zora | 304 |
| 878 | Jakari | 254 | Meghan | 303 |
| 879 | Judson | 254 | Landry | 302 |
| 880 | Yahir | 254 | Ainhoa | 301 |
| 881 | Zavier | 254 | Lilyana | 301 |
| 882 | Damari | 253 | Noor | 301 |
| 883 | Jakob | 253 | Belen | 300 |
| 884 | Jaxx | 253 | Brynleigh | 299 |
| 885 | Bentlee | 252 | Cleo | 299 |
| 886 | Cain | 252 | Meilani | 299 |
| 887 | Niklaus | 252 | Karter | 296 |
| 888 | Rey | 252 | Amaris | 295 |
| 889 | Zahir | 252 | Frida | 295 |
| 890 | Aries | 251 | Iliana | 295 |
| 891 | Blaine | 251 | Violeta | 295 |
| 892 | Kyng | 251 | Addisyn | 294 |
| 893 | Castiel | 250 | Nancy | 294 |
| 894 | Henrik | 250 | Denver | 293 |
| 895 | Joey | 250 | Leanna | 293 |
| 896 | Khalid | 249 | Braylee | 290 |
| 897 | Bear | 248 | Kiana | 290 |
| 898 | Graysen | 248 | Wrenley | 290 |
| 899 | Jair | 248 | Barbara | 289 |
| 900 | Kylen | 248 | Khalani | 289 |
| 901 | Darwin | 247 | Aspyn | 287 |
| 902 | Alfred | 246 | Ellison | 287 |
| 903 | Ayan | 245 | Judith | 287 |
| 904 | Kenji | 245 | Robin | 287 |
| 905 | Zakai | 245 | Valery | 287 |
| 906 | Avi | 243 | Aila | 286 |
| 907 | Cory | 243 | Deborah | 286 |
| 908 | Fisher | 243 | Cara | 285 |
| 909 | Jacoby | 243 | Clarissa | 285 |
| 910 | Osiris | 243 | Iyla | 285 |
| 911 | Harlem | 242 | Lexie | 285 |
| 912 | Jamal | 242 | Anais | 284 |
| 913 | Santos | 242 | Kaylie | 284 |
| 914 | Wallace | 242 | Nathalie | 284 |
| 915 | Brett | 241 | Alisson | 281 |
| 916 | Fox | 241 | Della | 281 |
| 917 | Leif | 241 | Addilynn | 280 |
| 918 | Maison | 241 | Elsa | 280 |
| 919 | Reuben | 241 | Zoya | 280 |
| 920 | Adler | 240 | Layne | 278 |
| 921 | Zev | 240 | Marlowe | 278 |
| 922 | Calum | 239 | Jovie | 277 |
| 923 | Kelvin | 239 | Kenia | 277 |
| 924 | Zechariah | 239 | Samira | 277 |
| 925 | Bridger | 238 | Jaylee | 276 |
| 926 | Mccoy | 238 | Jenesis | 276 |
| 927 | Seven | 238 | Etta | 275 |
| 928 | Shepard | 238 | Shay | 275 |
| 929 | Azrael | 237 | Amayah | 274 |
| 930 | Leroy | 237 | Avayah | 274 |
| 931 | Terry | 237 | Egypt | 274 |
| 932 | Harold | 236 | Flora | 274 |
| 933 | Mac | 235 | Raquel | 274 |
| 934 | Mordechai | 235 | Whitney | 273 |
| 935 | Ahmir | 234 | Zola | 273 |
| 936 | Cal | 234 | Giavanna | 272 |
| 937 | Franco | 233 | Raya | 272 |
| 938 | Trent | 233 | Veda | 272 |
| 939 | Blaise | 232 | Halo | 271 |
| 940 | Coen | 232 | Paloma | 271 |
| 941 | Dominik | 232 | Nataly | 270 |
| 942 | Marley | 232 | Whitley | 270 |
| 943 | Davion | 231 | Dalary | 269 |
| 944 | Jeremias | 231 | Drew | 269 |
| 945 | Riggs | 231 | Guadalupe | 268 |
| 946 | Jones | 230 | Kamari | 268 |
| 947 | Will | 230 | Esperanza | 266 |
| 948 | Damir | 229 | Loretta | 266 |
| 949 | Dangelo | 229 | Malayah | 266 |
| 950 | Canaan | 228 | Natasha | 266 |
| 951 | Dion | 228 | Stormi | 266 |
| 952 | Jabari | 228 | Ansley | 265 |
| 953 | Landry | 228 | Carolyn | 265 |
| 954 | Salvatore | 228 | Corinne | 265 |
| 955 | Kody | 227 | Paola | 265 |
| 956 | Hakeem | 226 | Brittany | 264 |
| 957 | Truett | 226 | Emerald | 264 |
| 958 | Gerald | 225 | Freyja | 264 |
| 959 | Lyric | 225 | Zainab | 264 |
| 960 | Gordon | 224 | Artemis | 263 |
| 961 | Jovanni | 224 | Jillian | 263 |
| 962 | Kamdyn | 224 | Kimora | 263 |
| 963 | Alistair | 223 | Zoie | 263 |
| 964 | Cillian | 223 | Aislinn | 262 |
| 965 | Foster | 223 | Emmaline | 262 |
| 966 | Terrance | 223 | Ayleen | 261 |
| 967 | Murphy | 222 | Queen | 261 |
| 968 | Zyair | 222 | Jaycee | 260 |
| 969 | Cedric | 221 | Murphy | 260 |
| 970 | Rome | 221 | Nyomi | 260 |
| 971 | Abner | 219 | Elina | 259 |
| 972 | Colter | 219 | Hadleigh | 259 |
| 973 | Dayton | 218 | Marceline | 259 |
| 974 | Jad | 218 | Marisol | 259 |
| 975 | Xzavier | 218 | Yasmin | 259 |
| 976 | Rene | 217 | Zendaya | 259 |
| 977 | Vance | 217 | Chandler | 258 |
| 978 | Duncan | 216 | Emani | 258 |
| 979 | Frankie | 216 | Jaelynn | 258 |
| 980 | Bishop | 215 | Kaiya | 258 |
| 981 | Davian | 215 | Nathalia | 258 |
| 982 | Everest | 214 | Violette | 258 |
| 983 | Heath | 214 | Joyce | 257 |
| 984 | Jaxen | 214 | Paityn | 257 |
| 985 | Marlon | 214 | Elisabeth | 256 |
| 986 | Maxton | 214 | Emmalynn | 256 |
| 987 | Reginald | 214 | Luella | 256 |
| 988 | Harris | 213 | Yamileth | 256 |
| 989 | Jericho | 213 | Aarya | 255 |
| 990 | Keenan | 213 | Luisa | 255 |
| 991 | Korbyn | 213 | Zhuri | 255 |
| 992 | Wes | 213 | Araceli | 254 |
| 993 | Eliezer | 212 | Harleigh | 254 |
| 994 | Jeffery | 212 | Madalynn | 254 |
| 995 | Kalel | 212 | Melani | 254 |
| 996 | Kylian | 211 | Laylani | 253 |
| 997 | Turner | 211 | Magdalena | 253 |
| 998 | Willie | 211 | Mazikeen | 253 |
| 999 | Rogelio | 210 | Belle | 252 |
| 1000 | Ephraim | 209 | Kadence | 252 |
Note: Rank 1 is the most popular, rank 2 is the next most popular, and so forth.
Source: Social Security Administration (SSA) recorded baby names.
Popular Girl & Boy Baby Names in California
| Rank | Male name | # of males | Female name | # of females |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Noah | 2,608 | Olivia | 2,329 |
| 2 | Liam | 2,406 | Camila | 2,175 |
| 3 | Mateo | 2,057 | Emma | 2,093 |
| 4 | Sebastian | 1,981 | Mia | 2,029 |
| 5 | Julian | 1,679 | Sophia | 1,984 |
| 6 | Ethan | 1,640 | Isabella | 1,855 |
| 7 | Benjamin | 1,634 | Gianna | 1,520 |
| 8 | Elijah | 1,574 | Luna | 1,448 |
| 9 | Alexander | 1,570 | Sofia | 1,271 |
| 10 | Oliver | 1,523 | Emily | 1,244 |
| 11 | Daniel | 1,474 | Amelia | 1,241 |
| 12 | Lucas | 1,345 | Ava | 1,217 |
| 13 | Matthew | 1,334 | Charlotte | 1,168 |
| 14 | Jacob | 1,287 | Abigail | 1,052 |
| 15 | Aiden | 1,264 | Victoria | 1,033 |
| 16 | Santiago | 1,205 | Evelyn | 1,011 |
| 17 | Jayden | 1,190 | Mila | 1,006 |
| 18 | David | 1,155 | Penelope | 959 |
| 19 | Logan | 1,148 | Aria | 927 |
| 20 | James | 1,138 | Natalia | 845 |
| 21 | Ezekiel | 1,126 | Scarlett | 805 |
| 22 | Nathan | 1,092 | Chloe | 803 |
| 23 | Adrian | 1,082 | Ella | 794 |
| 24 | Dylan | 1,074 | Zoe | 775 |
| 25 | Michael | 1,066 | Layla | 739 |
| 26 | Anthony | 1,049 | Avery | 718 |
| 27 | Mason | 1,048 | Valentina | 711 |
| 28 | Isaac | 1,043 | Elizabeth | 706 |
| 29 | Aaron | 1,028 | Emilia | 701 |
| 30 | Ezra | 1,025 | Ellie | 681 |
| 31 | Levi | 1,020 | Maya | 679 |
| 32 | William | 1,012 | Eliana | 661 |
| 33 | Leo | 1,009 | Violet | 659 |
| 34 | Angel | 1,003 | Elena | 658 |
| 35 | Elias | 1,001 | Zoey | 655 |
| 36 | Joseph | 989 | Madison | 650 |
| 37 | Leonardo | 958 | Genesis | 645 |
| 38 | Isaiah | 952 | Aaliyah | 642 |
| 39 | Samuel | 928 | Delilah | 631 |
| 40 | Damian | 919 | Samantha | 630 |
| 41 | Luke | 876 | Harper | 611 |
| 42 | Andrew | 867 | Grace | 599 |
| 43 | Henry | 833 | Aurora | 598 |
| 44 | Theodore | 829 | Leah | 587 |
| 45 | Josiah | 811 | Bella | 565 |
| 46 | Jack | 804 | Ariana | 563 |
| 47 | Gabriel | 802 | Lily | 558 |
| 48 | Joshua | 791 | Hazel | 550 |
| 49 | Gael | 757 | Melanie | 547 |
| 50 | Jose | 757 | Hannah | 545 |
| 51 | Christopher | 755 | Ximena | 542 |
| 52 | Emiliano | 753 | Natalie | 541 |
| 53 | Jackson | 738 | Leilani | 539 |
| 54 | Owen | 715 | Isla | 529 |
| 55 | Jonathan | 711 | Hailey | 527 |
| 56 | Dominic | 698 | Riley | 527 |
| 57 | Ryan | 697 | Audrey | 519 |
| 58 | Roman | 686 | Naomi | 492 |
| 59 | Axel | 685 | Allison | 484 |
| 60 | Diego | 683 | Everly | 474 |
| 61 | Luca | 670 | Eleanor | 471 |
| 62 | Caleb | 661 | Jade | 465 |
| 63 | Ian | 652 | Stella | 454 |
| 64 | Xavier | 642 | Alina | 446 |
| 65 | Wyatt | 636 | Valeria | 434 |
| 66 | Eli | 628 | Melody | 417 |
| 67 | Christian | 617 | Sophie | 412 |
| 68 | John | 617 | Alice | 409 |
| 69 | Miles | 611 | Aubrey | 398 |
| 70 | Ivan | 605 | Nora | 398 |
| 71 | Adam | 603 | Valerie | 390 |
| 72 | Adriel | 595 | Nova | 389 |
| 73 | Evan | 595 | Maria | 386 |
| 74 | Nicholas | 594 | Athena | 385 |
| 75 | Asher | 578 | Brooklyn | 381 |
| 76 | Maverick | 576 | Liliana | 380 |
| 77 | Kai | 571 | Eva | 375 |
| 78 | Jeremiah | 570 | Ivy | 375 |
| 79 | Jordan | 568 | Lucy | 370 |
| 80 | Jesus | 563 | Ruby | 369 |
| 81 | Thomas | 543 | Jasmine | 364 |
| 82 | Luis | 542 | Andrea | 355 |
| 83 | Hudson | 531 | Alaia | 351 |
| 84 | Carlos | 523 | Arianna | 345 |
| 85 | Jaxon | 512 | Kimberly | 334 |
| 86 | Matteo | 507 | Nevaeh | 332 |
| 87 | Carter | 497 | Kamila | 331 |
| 88 | Vincent | 495 | Savannah | 331 |
| 89 | Nathaniel | 493 | Adeline | 330 |
| 90 | Austin | 481 | Arya | 330 |
| 91 | Giovanni | 481 | Catalina | 330 |
| 92 | Charles | 473 | Claire | 330 |
| 93 | Emmanuel | 465 | Isabel | 325 |
| 94 | Lorenzo | 464 | Kaylee | 324 |
| 95 | Nolan | 462 | Daisy | 321 |
| 96 | Hunter | 454 | Madelyn | 319 |
| 97 | Jameson | 453 | Alyssa | 313 |
| 98 | Juan | 453 | Serenity | 310 |
| 99 | Grayson | 451 | Alexandra | 306 |
| 100 | Andres | 449 | Addison | 305 |
| 101 | Amaya | 305 |
Note: Rank 1 is the most popular, rank 2 is the next most popular, and so forth.
Source: Social Security Administration (SSA) recorded baby names.
Boy Names Starting with OC
| Oc | Ocelphus | Ociele | Octavo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ocan | Ocga | Ociell | Octavus |
| Ocasio | Och | Ocielle | Octawean |
| Occa | Ochaar | Ocky | Octawian |
| Occhar | Ochan | Ocnus | Octawyan |
| Occhav | Ochchav | Oconner | Octe |
| Oce | Ochea | Oconnor | Octha |
| Ocean | Ocheckka | Ocotlan | Octobar |
| Oceana | Ochee | Ocotlán | October |
| Oceananna | Ochein | octa | Octovio |
| Oceane | Ochen | Octabio | Ocumwhowerst |
| Oceania | Ochey | Octave | Ocumwhowirst |
| Oceanna | Ochi | Octavia | Ocumwhowurst |
| Oceanne | Ochie | Octavian | Ocunnowherst |
| Oceanus | Ochieng | Octavianno | Ocunnowhirst |
| Oceaonna | Ochin | Octaviano | Ocunnowhurst |
| Ocelfa | Ochon | Octavianus | Ocvran |
| Ocelfah | Ochs | Octavien | Ocvrann |
| Ocelfos | Ochuko | Octavino | Ocyel |
| Ocelfus | Ochun | Octavio | Ocyele |
| Ocelotl | Ochy | Octavion | Ocyell |
| Ocelpha | Ochyn | Octavious | Ocyelle |
| Ocelphah | Ocie | Octavis | Ocyrus |
| Ocelphos | Ociel | Octavius |
Girl Names Starting with OC
| Oca | Oceanna | Octavea | Octavio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Occia | Oceanne | Octavee | Octavious |
| Occie | Oceaonna | Octavey | Octavise |
| Ocea | Ocelia | Octavi | Octavius |
| Oceal | Ocella | Octavia | Octavy |
| Ocean | Oceola | Octaviah | Octavya |
| Oceana | Ocey | Octaviais | Octayvia |
| Oceananna | Ocia | Octavian | Octiana |
| Oceane | Ocie | Octaviana | Octivia |
| Océane | Ocilia | Octavianne | Octobar |
| Oceanea | Octa | Octavice | October |
| Oceania | Octabia | Octavie | Octoviana |
| Oceann | Octava | Octavienne | Ocypete |
Choosing a baby name is one of the first decisions parents have to make.
Decisions that go into choosing a baby name include: Do you want to honor a relative? Do you want to choose a name that’s obviously a baby boy name or a baby girl name, or do you want to pick a unisex baby name? Do you want to choose a unique or popular name? Do you want to choose person or subject that’s trending such as a celebrity, superhero or hot topic like cryptocurrency? Eth or Bitcoin anyone?
Some parents want to choose something traditional and classic that most people can pronounce and spell right of the bat. Other parents are looking for more unusual and unique baby names, to stand out from the crowd.
Here are some considerations and tips for choosing a baby name
- Write out the initials
- Think about nicknames
- Consider sibling names
- Research and analyze name meanings
- Consider uniqueness and popularity
- Check spelling options
- Use the middle name to balance out the first name
- Be careful with trendy names that may pass, become negative (think cancel culture or worse), lose meaning over time
- Say it out loud
- Most name associations from your past won’t last (some might)
Consider these names:
- Family Names
- Cultural or Ethnic Names
- Place Names
- Names from Pop Culture
- Religious Names
- Season Names
- Nature Names
- Color Names
- Mythology or Superhero Names
- Astrology Names
- History
- Unisex Names
100 Baby Names That Mean Water (Boys & Girls)
When you’re expecting, one of the first things you’ll begin to wonder about is what name to give your baby.
Some find this task easy, but for others, it’s a major challenge. Naming your baby is a big deal — it’s something they’ll live with for the rest of their lives. So, finding a name with a special meaning is a fantastic idea.
If water has always been important to you, you might want to find a baby name that equates in some way to it. Many cultures hold water in high esteem. In Egypt, it is a symbol of birth, growth, and renewal.
You may be surprised by the number of baby names that mean water.
Table of Contents
- Water Baby Names for Boys
- Water Names for Girls
- Tips for Choosing a Baby Name
- Final Thoughts
Water Baby Names for Boys
Here are 50 wonderful names that mean water for boys.
1. Aalto
Aalto is a Scandinavian name of Finnish origin.
It means “wave” and is famous for being the last name of a Finnish designer and architect. It’s a distinctive choice seeing as it’s not a common name in the U.
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2. Adrian
Adrian is of Latin origin and means “sea” or “water.”
It’s a short version of the name given to Adrianus or Hadrianus. Adrian draws its beginning and purpose from the Venetic and Illyrian word Adur. If you opt for this name, be forewarned, your son might have to hear a lot of “Yo, Adrian” jokes that stem from the franchise of Rocky movies.
3. Aenon
Aenon, or Ænon, equates to “water spring.”
It’s a biblical name, derived from the Gospel of John, inspired by his baptism following his meeting with Jesus. Although Ænon is an ancient Greek word, in the Middle-East, it was a word used to name water sources.
4. Alun
Alun is of Welsh origin, inspired by the Afon Alun river in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales.
This is another creative name you won’t find many boys with in the U.S. It’s probably best known as the name of the famous Welsh rugby player, Alun Wyn Jones.
5. Arledge
Arledge is an English name that means “dweller at the rabbit lake.
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It’s most famous for being the surname of Roone Arledge, an American sports and news broadcasting executive.
6. Arno
Arno is a modern version of Arnold — it originates from Germany, where it means “eagle.”
However, if we go to Italy, Arno is also the name of a famous river running from the Ligurian Sea into the mainland. Here, Arno translates to “flowing water.”
7. Bach
It’s another name from Germany, and it denotes “the dweller near the brook.”
Whether you’re giving your baby a water-themed name or honoring Johann Sebastian Bach, this has a rich connotation. Bach might be better suited as a middle name because of how unusual it is in the U.S.
8. Barbeau
From Germany to France, Barbeau means “fisherman.” In France, it’s most commonly used as a surname and comes from the word “Barbel,” which is a type of fish.
The name is a bit exotic, and a whole lot different — excellent for parents who don’t want their child to be called “Aiden #2” in school.
9. Bardo
The name Bardo has mixed beginnings, tracing its roots to German, Aboriginal, or Tibetan origins. It merely means “water” but is used in several cultures.
Today, it’s most famous for the “Lincoln in the Bardo” novel by George Saunders, and as the middle name of Sandra Bullock’s son. For Tibetan Buddhists, Bardo is the state of delay between one life and the next. However, it’s also notable for Saint Bardo, who was a bishop in the 11th century Germany.
10. Beck
Beck is known as a name for a stream, but its English origin is “one living beside a small stream.”
Beck is originally a boy’s name, but it’s become quite popular for girls, too. The female version, however, often includes a “Y,” so it becomes Becky.
11. Beckett
Of English origin, Beckett means “beehive,” “bee cottage” or “little brook,” so it’s not exclusively a water-themed name.
Beckett also has some history behind it. It was the name of the martyred Saint Thomas à Becket, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1162 until his murder by supporters of King Henry II in 1170.
His story was the theme of a 1964 movie starring Peter O’Toole and Richard Burton. Beckett has become a popular name this decade and is rising in the U.S. rankings.
12. Beckham
It’s an English name, meaning “homestead by the stream.”
Beckham is most famous for being the surname of the well-known soccer player, David Beckham. The name has increased significantly in popularity in the U.S. in the last decade.
13. Birney
Birney, pronounced similarly to Bernie, is another name of English origin. It means “island with the brook.”
Different spelling variants are available, like Burney or Berney. It’s not popular in the U.S., where parents instead use the name Bernie, which means “brave as a bear.”
14. Blackwell
Blackwell is an English surname, meaning “black well” or “black stream.”
It’s been prevalent throughout history. Though, not as much today — it doesn’t even rank in the top 2,000 baby names in the U.S. The undertone of the name is dark and powerful, which is why it’s probably not attractive as a baby name.
15. Bolivar
Bolivar is a surname taken from the northern Basque region of Spain. Bolivar is derived from Bolibar and means “mill at the riverside.”
It’s most famous for being the name of a renowned South American revolutionary leader, Simon Bolivar, who the country Bolivia is named after.
16. Bourne
Bourne is of English origin and means “one who lives near a stream.”
Most people will probably recognize it as the surname of the protagonist, Jason Bourne, in the Robert Ludlum stories, and the movies based on them. The name is more popular as a surname than a first name but sounds powerful either way.
17. Bradford
Bradford is a derivative of “broad ford” in old English, which describes a wide river with shallow water, allowing one to cross.
It’s another well-known surname but isn’t widespread in the U.S. Bradford is also the name of a city in England’s northern county of West Yorkshire. It’s also a city name in the U.S. in Pennsylvania and Illinois.
18. Bradman
Bradman means “at the wide river,” and is similar to Bradford.
The thing parents find most attractive about this name is that they can use the nickname Brad. Bradman is used predominantly as a surname — one example is the famous Australian cricket player Donald Bradman.
19. Brodny
Brodny is of Slavic origins and means “person dwelling near a stream.”
It’s not rising in popularity within the U.S., which is somewhat a shame — Brodny is rare without sounding too unfamiliar.
20. Brooks
Brooks means “of the brook” and stems from England. Brooks is a masculine version of Brook and Brooklyn.
It’s known for being the name of a baseball player for the Baltimore Orioles, Brooks Robinson. Brooks is high on the list of stylish English boys’ names. It’s a common surname, but more parents are using it as a first name.
21. Brosnan
Brosnan is an Irish name, obtained from the Gaelic “ó Brosnacháin,” describing a “dweller near the Brosna River.
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Most of us know the name of the actor, Pierce Brosnan, who played James Bond. Although Brosnan is the standard spelling variant, it’s spelled sometimes as Brosnahan, O’Brosnan, Brosnochain, or Bresnahan.
22. Calder
Calder is a name of English origin, meaning “rocky water.” It’s pronounced Kalh-der and has become quite a popular name in the last decade.
Calder is also famous for being the surname of a renowned American sculptor, Alexander Calder.
23. Carlow
Carlow is an Irish name, meaning “four-part lake.”
It’s also the name of a county in southeastern Ireland. It’s yet to make an impact in the U.S.
24. Cary
Cary is a name of Latin origin and means “pleasant stream.”
It’s most known for being the name of Cary Grant — a famous American actor known for his handsome looks and transatlantic accent. Younger generations might recognize the name from English actor Cary Elwes.
25. Caspian
Caspian stems from England, but means “from Qazvin, Iran.
” It’s the name of the salty sea located between Asia and Europe.
Many children will know Caspian from the enchanting children’s novel series, “The Chronicles of Narnia.” Caspian is a creative name, which is particularly attractive to cutting-edge parents.
26. Clyde
Clyde is a Scottish name, hailing from the river Clyde running through Glasgow, Scotland.
Most of us know it from the outlaw duo, Bonnie and Clyde. It was also the name of the Orangutan in two Clint Eastwood movies. The name has a vintage tone, but despite this, it’s rising in popularity in the U.S., ranking number 724 in 2018.
27. Cove
Cove is a coastal inlet or small bay and is gaining steam as a popular boy’s name.
It’s just outside the 2,000 most popular names in the U.S., with around 516 boys given the name in 2018. Cove is different but has a great sound to it.
28. Deniz
Deniz is derived from Turkey, and means “waves, sea.”
Deniz is a different variant of Dennis with an exotic flair to it.
Deniz can also be used for girls, but it’s predominantly a masculine name.
29. Douglas
Douglas is another Scottish boy’s name meaning “black water.” In the past, It was initially a Celtic river name, relating to a powerful Scottish clan.
It was a trendy name in the ‘70s but has lost its popularity since then. With Douglas, parents can use the nickname Doug.
30. Eaton
Eaton is of English origin and means “riverside.”
Eaton is similar to Eton, which gives it an old-school vibe. It’s also close to the famous name Ethan.
31. Fisher
Fisher, as one would expect, means “fisherman,” and the English name is more popular as a surname.
However, it’s not unsuitable as a first name — ask Steven Fisher, who changed his name to Fisher Stevens. It’s a surname for several famous people, including Carrie Fisher.
32. Ford
Ford stems from England and means “dweller at the ford.”
Ford is mostly associated with Ford Motor Company, but it’s a fantastic name with a sharp tone.
A few celebrities have used it for their children, and one example is Owen Wilson, who named his son Robert Ford. Besides Owen Wilson’s son, a few other famous people sport the name, like Ford Madox Ford, Ford Frick, and Ford Hermann Hueffer. It‘s also used as an abbreviation for Clifford.
33. Holmes
Holmes is a boy’s name, originating from England. Holm, the singular, means “islet in the river or near the mainland.”
Holmes is recognizable worldwide due to the books and movies about the detective Sherlock Holmes. It’s an intriguing name and uncommon in the U.S., great for parents who dare to be different.
34. Hudson
Hudson is of English origin and means “Hugh’s son.” The name has some history, tracing back to the Middle Ages.
It doesn’t come from anything to do with water, but there’s a famous river in New York called the Hudson River. Since the year 2000, it has gained steadily in popularity in the U.S. In 2018, it ranked number 54 for boys.
35.
Hurley
Hurley means “sea tide,” and stems from Ireland.
Names ending with the “lee” sound, like Yardley and Mosley, are gaining popularity fast. Still, Hurley might be better as a surname, unless you want your child to stand out.
36. Irving
Irving originates from Scotland and means “green river” and “sea friend.”
Irving is a popular name among first-generation Jewish-American boys — famous examples include Irving Wallace and Irving Stone. It was a common name during World War I.
37. Kai
Kai is pronounced Kye, and depending on where you ask, people will give you different meanings. Most Americans see the name Kai as a Hawaiian and Japanese derivation. The Hawaiian meaning is “sea,” and in Japanese, it means “forgiveness.”
If we look to Europe, however, it’s believed to have Frisian origin, as a diminutive of another name, Kaimbe, which means “warrior.”
38. Kano
Kano has roots in both Japan and Africa. Meaning “the god of the water,” it has a commanding tone.
Today, it’s famous for being the name of a Brittish rapper and songwriter.
39. Kelby
Kelby is an English name and means “dweller at the farm by the stream.”
It’s another name that’s used predominantly as a surname, but it could be a more masculine alternative to Shelby.
40. Loch
From Scotland, we have the name Loch, which is Gaelic in origin, and used to define “lake.” It’s pronounced like lock and can be a short version of the name Lachlan.
Loch isn’t as popular now as it was in the ‘90s, and at the moment, is ranked 5,896 on the popularity charts. Many people know the name because of the Loch Ness Monster.
41. Malik
Malik is a common name in the Middle East and northern Africa, where it’s used to describe a king or ruler of the village. However, it’s also a name originating from Greenland, where it means “wave.”
There are a few spelling variants like Maliq and Malek.
42. Maxwell
Maxwell is a Scottish name, used to define a “great stream.
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It’s a popular name for boys, but some celebrities have tried turning the gender, giving the name to their daughters. Its claim to fame is that it is in the title of a Beatles’ song “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer.”
43. Monroe
Monroe is another Scottish name, meaning the “mouth of the Roe River.”
Monroe is often a name associated with presidents and other famous people, notably Marilyn Monroe. It’s rising in popularity but has also recently become an option for girls. Singer Mariah Carey chose it for her daughter.
44. Moses
Moses originates from Egypt and means “delivered from the water.” It’s a name that stems back to the Old Testament and is widely popular in various religions.
Most of us know the story of Moses, who, in Biblical accounts, was discovered as a baby, floating in a basket on the Nile, and later parted the Red Sea. There are different spelling variants like Musa, which is the Arabic version, or Mosheh in Hebrew and Moises in Spanish.
45. Nen
Nen is another name with Egyptian roots, meaning “ancient waters.”
It has a beautiful connotation, seeing the history of the Nile, which runs through Egypt. However, it might be too exotic for some parents.
46. Orwell
Orwell means the “river branch” and is believed to be of English origin.
It was made famous by the English novelist Eric Arthur Blair, who changed his name to George Orwell. It’s pronounced like it is spelled, Or-well.
47. Pike
Pike is the English name for a specific type of fish.
It’s also the name of an explorer, Zebulon Pike, who discovered and then named Pike’s Peak. Although Pike sounds innocent, it’s more commonly associated with a sharp weapon, giving it a harsh feel.
48. Rayan
Rayan, pronounced similarly to Ryan, is an Arabic name used to define land that’s lush and rich in water.
Rayan is popular in the Middle East and North Africa, where it’s even used for girls sometimes.
49.
Struan
Struan is of Scottish origin and means “stream.”
It’s also the name of a city in the UK. Struan is a powerful sounding name and has an impact when heard.
50. Wade
Wade means “by the river crossing” and is of English origins.
It’s a trendy name within the U.S., where it rarely leaves the top 1,000. Wade is an excellent middle-ground name, between stylish and old-school — it’s easy to spell and sounds masculine.
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51. Adair
Adair is a girl’s name with a Scottish heritage, meaning “a river near oaks.”
Adair sounds mystical, and for a long time, it was considered a boy’s name. It wasn’t until the 1980s that it was routinely used as a girl’s name as well. Because of this, you won’t find many women over 25 carrying this name.
52. Amaya
Amaya comes from Japan and Basque cultures and means “mother city,” “the end,” and “night rain.”
In Spanish culture, Amaya is used as a first name or surname and originated from the village of Amaya.
53. Avonlea
Avonlea translates to “river by the field” and is an enchanting name, almost fairy-like. It’s pronounced Av-on-lee.
Avonlea is most famous for being the name of a fictional Canadian village, created by L.M. Montgomery. The name is well suited for today’s culture, where names like Ava and those ending with “lee” are popular.
54. Baia
Baia is of Portuguese origin and means “bay.”
It’s not a common name in the U.S. For parents who aren’t afraid to be different, Baia could be an exotic alternative to Maia.
55. Bay
In the U.S. and English speaking countries, a “Bay” is a recessed coastal line. However, in Spanish, Bay is the word used for “berry.”
Bay has become a popular middle name, which implies something different, depending on where you ask.
56. Beverly
Beverly is of English origin and means “dweller of the beaver stream.”
Although the meaning isn’t the most charming one out there, the name has quite a history.
Its popularity peaked in the early 1900s, and several iconic figures have sported it like Beverly Johnson, Beverly Goldberg, and Beverly Sills.
57. Brooke
Brooke is another name with English heritage. It means “small stream.”
Brooke is somewhat the feminine version of Brooks and has often projected a sense of sophistication and style. It’s a famous name, with many celebrities sporting it, such as Brooke Shields and Brooke Astor.
58. Brooklyn
Brooklyn is an English girl’s name meaning “water.” It’s mostly known for being the title of a renowned borough of New York.
Brooklyn is rather masculine, which is why, initially, it was a boy’s name. However, this has changed, and it’s now one of the leading name choices starting with a “B” for girls.
59. Cascade
Cascade is of English word which describes a “waterfall” or “water falling downward.”
It’s a captivating name with a mythical feel to it. Cascade is currently on the rise in popularity, although it’s yet to reach the top 2,000.
60. Chantara
Chantara has Thai roots and means “moon water.”
Chantara is a poetic name, which would work well in almost any culture. The name would be suitable for a character in a fantasy movie — it’s mesmerizing and exotic, great if you’re looking for something unique.
61. Cherith
Cherith springs from Hebrew and equates to “winter stream.”
Despite its ancient roots, Cherith has a fresh sound. You may recognize Cherith from the Bible, too — it’s the name of the stream that kept Elijah alive.
62. Cordelia
Cordelia is a Latin name, but also has traces in Celtic cultures — it means “daughter or heart of the sea.”
It’s also a name with an old-fashioned feel that’s quite popular today.
63. Delta
Delta is of English origin and is used to define a piece of flat land that divides a river. In Greek, however, Delta is the fourth letter of the alphabet.
Delta is a rare name, but with a strong sound when spoken, possibly giving the owner strength to face difficulties.
Actress Delta Burke is a famous person with this name.
64. Derya
Derya is pronounced Derr-ee-ah and is a Turkish name meaning “sea.”
If you’re looking for a royal-ish, exotic name, this is it. Another version of this name is Daria, which is Persian and known for being the name of a princess.
65. Doris
Doris is a Greek name, meaning “gift of the ocean.” In Greek mythology, the god of the sea, Oceanus’ daughter is named Doris. She’s known for giving birth to 50 magical golden-haired sea nymphs.
Despite its beautiful translation, Doris isn’t a common name for babies — it’s often associated with the 1920s. In saying this, it does seem to be on the rise together with names like Dorothea and Dorothy.
66. Dwyn
Dwyn has a Welsh heritage and means “wave.”
Dwyn is a simple name with a powerful sound that evokes raw beauty and strength. Although it’s short, it’s memorable and excellent for those who want to be different without being too out there.
67. Eyre
Eyre can trace its roots back to English as well as Norse origin — it means “gravel riverbank.”
Eyre sounds a little like air, but it’s a name with a strong heritage. Although now, Eyre is a name mainly found in England, it’s believed to stem from Norse settlers who crossed the ocean.
68. Firth
Firth is of Scottish origin and means “arm of the sea.”
The name draws its roots from the ancient Norse word fjord. Today, it’s most prominent as a surname. One famous Firth is the actor, Colin Firth.
69. Gal
Gal is an Israeli name and means “wave.”
It’s most famous for being the name of actress Gal Gadot who played Wonder Woman. This has also caused a boost in popularity in the last couple of years. Another variant of this name is Gali.
70. Ginevra
Ginevra is an Italian name, meaning “white wave” or “white shadow.”
Ginevra sits well on the tongue like authentic Italian and could be an alternative to the popular Jennifer.
If you don’t want an Italian name, there’s also a Welsh version, Guinevere. This was the name of the mythical King Arthur’s queen. It’s the same meaning as Ginerva but sounds more similar to Gweneth.
71. Harbor
Harbor is the English word for a place on the coast for ships and boats. It also means to keep a feeling or thought.
Harbor is known for being a unisex name but is rising in popularity among parents for baby girls.
72. India
India means “great river.”
India peaked in popularity through the early 2000s, but then fell a few places. Today, it’s ranked in the 910 spot. Most of us know India from the country, and the name is often associated with being exotic.
73. Indra
Indra is of Sanskrit and Hindu origin, meaning “possessing raindrops.” In the Hindu religion, Indra is a warrior god of rain and sky.
It was a popular name for boys. However, in the U.S., parents prefer it for girls. A spelling variant is Indre, like the French river.
74. Jennifer
Jennifer is of Cornish origin and means “white shadow” or “white wave.”
Jennifer is a widely popular name and was at the top of the rankings during the ‘70s. Today, though, it isn’t as popular, but if you want an alternative, we highly recommend Jenna. Jennifer is the name of several famous figures, like Aniston, Lopez, and Garner. An alternative spelling is Jenifer.
75. Jordan
Jordan is a Hebrew name, meaning “flowing down.” The name Jordan has particular importance in various religions. It’s the name of the holy river in which John the Baptist baptized Christ.
In Jewish traditions, Jordan is a symbol of peace after the freed people wandered from Egypt to the Promised Land. Jordan isn’t as popular for girls as it used to be — it’s more common for boys today. Parents who choose this name for girls tend to spell it as Jordyn.
76. Kaimana
Kaimana is a Hawaiian name with a strong meaning of “power of the ocean.”
It’s a name that represents the strength of nature and is favored by parents who want to celebrate the ocean.
We’re in love with this name, both for its translation and how it sounds.
77. Kallan
Kallan is a name with Scandinavian roots and means “river” or “stream.”
Kallan isn’t common in the U.S., but it has a unique sound to it.
78. Kendall
Kendall is of English origin and means “valley of the River Kent.”
Kendall is probably most popular due to its association with the Kardashian family member, Kendall Jenner.
79. Laguna
Laguna is of Italian roots and means “pond” or “lake.”
Laguna is another mermaid-material name, which, when spoken, depicts a sense of mythical mystery. It’s excellent for beachy or outdoorsy parents.
80. Leith
Leith is of Scottish origins, although it’s also the name of a river running through New Zealand.
It’s probably best known as a city in Scotland and as a boy’s name. Nonetheless, due to today’s trends of doing a gender switch on names, it works as a girl’s name.
81. Locklyn
Locklyn is a Scottish name, meaning “lake land.
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It’s quite rare and is viewed more like a phonetic spelling of another Scottish male name. The most common association with the name is the daughter of the famous actor Vince Vaughn.
82. Loire
Loire is a French river and region name. It’s pronounced Low-ah, not Lory.
The Loire region and river is famous for being lush and full of greenery and nature. This translates into the name, giving a graceful impression.
83. Lynn
Lynn is of Welsh origin and means “lake.”
During the 1940s, Lynn became popular as a replacement for Linda. It’s also a known name for boys, but today, it’s mostly used as a middle name.
84. Maayan
Maayan has Hebrew roots and means “spring of water.”
In the U.S., it’s often confused for Maya. Still, it’s a popular name for both genders in Israel.
85. Marina
Marina is a Latin word for “from the sea.”
Marina, pronounced Ma-ree-na, is a stunning sea-born name, used by Shakespeare in the Pericles play for the virtuous princess.
This name is also an epithet of Venus and widely popular during the mid-1990s.
86. Maya
The name Maya sprang from different backgrounds, Hebrew, Greek, and Spanish — it means “water.” Maya was a mythical Greek mother of Hermes.
There are various ways to spell this name — the most common variant is Maia. In Roman history, Maya represents the incarnation of the earth mother, goddess of spring. This is also where the name for May came from.
87. Mayim
Mayim is a Hebrew name, which translates to “water.”
It’s not a widespread name in the U.S. The most common association is with actress Mayim Bialik, who starred in the TV shows Blossom and The Big Bang Theory.
88. Mira
Mira is another Latin name with a few different meanings — it translates to “ocean,” “female ruler,” “admirable,” or “peace.”
With such a strong sense, Mira is a common name around the world. It’s especially prevalent in Spanish speaking countries and the Middle East.
Actress Mira Sorvino may be the most famous Mira.
89. Moana
Moana is of Polynesian and Maori origin and means “sea.”
Moana has become famous due to the Disney movie, but it’s a common name in New Zealand. If you can get past the association with the film, then Moana is a beautiful name. Just avoid using the nickname Moa, which means chicken.
90. Nahla
Nahla is of Arabic origin and translates to “drink of water.”
A famous example of Nahla is Halle Berry’s daughter — other than this, it isn’t that popular in the U.S., making it unique and creative. It’s a beautiful name, but don’t confuse it with Nala from Disney’s The Lion King.
91. Narelle
Narelle has Aboriginal and Australian roots and means “little river.”
You pronounce it Nuh-relle, and it’s the namesake of the river running through New South Wales. Narelle has a French sound to it, which makes it appealing and popular in Australia.
92. Nori
Nori is a Japanese name, meaning “seaweed” or “doctrine.
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Although it stems from Japan, it’s easy to spell and pronounce, making it an excellent option for the U.S. While some people may know the name because it’s an edible dried seaweed used for sushi, Nori is also the nickname Kim Kardashian West uses for her daughter, North West.
93. Ondine
Ondine is of Latin origin and means “little wave.” It has a mythological meaning, being the spirit of waters.
There are a couple of films and several songs from popular bands with the name Ondine in the title. It is sometimes spelled as Undine.
94. Rain
Rain is a name derived from the English word. There are several versions of this name, but this is the purest.
Rain reflects a refreshing, crisp, and natural image that’s definitely going to generate some questions. Several celebrities have given this name to their children — some examples include Richard Pryor and Marisol Nichols.
95. Sabrina
Sabrina is of Celtic heritage and is the Latin name for the River Severn.
Sabrina is also a fresh alternative to the widely popular Samantha. Similar names include Serena and Sabina.
96. Talia
Talia is of Hebrew origin, and it means “dew from heaven.” It’s not widely used on its own, as it’s often transformed into Natalia, which is of Russian origin.
There are several famous Talias, like Talia Shire and Talia Balsam. In mythology, Talia is one of the angels who attended the sun.
97. Tallulah
Tallulah stems from both Native American and Irish roots and means “leaping water.”
The name has recently made a comeback and is now a favorite among modern hipster families. Most famous examples include the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, as well as Tallulah Bankhead, an American actress.
98. Tarni
Tarni is of Australian origin and means “wave” or “surf.”
It’s pronounced Tarh-nee and is a favorite as a girl’s name in Australia. There are spelling variants like Tarney and Tahney, but the original spelling is usually preferred.
99. Winslet
Winslet is an English name, meaning “Wynn’s stream.”
The name has been a surname for most of its existence, and it’s not until recently that it has been considered as a first name. The most famous example of this name is the actress, Kate Winslet.
100. Zarya
Zarya is a name of Slavic origin.
It stems from a Slavic myth, belonging to an exotic water priestess who was also the protector of warriors.
Tips for Choosing a Baby Name
How Does it Sound?
The sound is probably the most crucial part of a name. Decide on your chosen name or names, and ask yourself these questions:
- Does it sound pleasant or harsh?
- How does it seem with your last name?
- Is it easy to call out?
Some parents prefer pairing a long first name with a short last name, and vice versa. Many, however, will agree that combining two vowels doesn’t sound well. Avoid choosing a first name ending with a vowel and the last name starting with one.
Steer away from choosing a first name that rhymes with your last name. And, for your child’s sake, don’t do puns like Bud Weiser or Holly Wood — your child probably won’t be happy later on.
Uniqueness
There’s a fine line between a distinctive name and an unusual one. Choosing an uncommon name is a good idea to make your little one stand out.
In saying this, picking an extremely odd name can lead to unwanted attention and mispronunciations (1).
Meaning
If you do some research, you’ll be able to find lots of names with various meanings. Picking a name with significance makes it extra special, and undoubtedly something your child will cherish when they grow up.
Names with meaning could be a particular name like Adrian from the Bible, or it could be from a family member. Honoring family members or a close friend with a name is always a hit.
A Name for All Ages
Consider how the name ages — imagine your child is all grown up and in a professional setting.
You don’t want to give them a name which sounds too childish for an adult.
Initials
Initials are common to use in professional settings and monograms. For work emails, for instance, it’s generally the first letter of the first name together with the last name.
So, if you name your little one, Thomas Roll, it will be shortened to [email protected] — not ideal. Consider how the names will fit together.
Popular Names
Avoid choosing the number one baby name of the year. When your child starts preschool, they’ll have to share their first name with others. It’s also quite inconvenient for you when you’re calling their name at the playground, and 11 kids show up.
Final Thoughts
Naming your baby is one of the first things parents-to-be think about when expecting. Names play a massive role in identifying us as a person.
Deciding on baby names that mean water is one way to narrow your choices down.
Before deciding, consider how it sounds, if it ages well, how unique it is going to be amongst peers, and what the initials will be. Choosing a name that has meaning can make it even more special and loved by friends and family.
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100 Baby Names That Mean Wind, Sky, or Storm (Boys & Girls)
As parents, some baby names we choose because we like the sound of them. Others are selected because their definition is meaningful for us. Alternatively, you may be looking for a name that reflects your baby’s emerging personality.
Whatever the reason you are searching, we have carefully researched, reviewed, cross-checked, and verified 100 baby names that mean wind, sky, or storm. One of these weather names might be the one you choose for your baby.
Table of Contents
- 50 Boys Names That Mean Wind, Sky, Or Storm
- 50 Girls Names That Mean Wind, Sky Or Storm
- Whatever The Weather
50 Boys Names That Mean Wind, Sky, Or Storm
These are our favorite baby names for boys when parents are looking for a stormy, windy, or sky-inspired first or middle name.
1. Abel
Abel is a Hebrew name that means breath.
In many mythologies, the wind was thought to be the breath of the gods. That makes us think Abel is a wonderful addition to our list of wind names and one you won’t find on other compilations.
2. Aeolus
Aeolus means quick-moving or nimble in Greek.
Aeolus is the Latinized spelling of Aiolos. Aillos was the Greek god, King of Aeolia, and keeper of the winds.
3. Akash
An Indian name, Akash means open space or sky.
In some Hinduism branches, Akash is the name given to space in which all things exist or the first element created and the essence of all things in the material world.
4. Amphorn
Amphorn is a Thai name that means sky.
Dusit Palace is a compound in Bangkok, Thailand, which houses a number of royal palaces. One of those palaces is Phra Thinang Amphorn Sathan, or the royal seat in the sky, home to the former king.
5. Amun
Amun is the name of an Egyptian god and means hidden.
Amun was one of the most important gods of Ancient Egypt. Considered to be the ultimate creator, he was god of the sun, the air, and the wind.
6. Anan
Anan is a Hebrew name meaning cloud.
Anan is also a name used by the Akan people of what we now call Ghana and the Ivory Coast in Western Africa. In the Akan language, Anan means fourth-born child.
7. Anil
Anil is an Indian name that means air, wind.
Indigofera suffruticosa is the scientific name for the anil plant, which is also known as wild indigo. It is a source of indigo dyes and was used by Mesoamerican civilizations to produce Maya blue pigment.
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Anore
A name from Greenland, Anore means wind.
Anore is a modern spelling of Anori, which has the same meaning in Greenland but is a Japanese girls’ name created by the kanji for love, affection, and village.
9. Arkansas
Arkansas evolved from an Algonquian term that means south wind.
The Algonkian-speaking people of the Ohio Valley used the term “the Arkansas” when referring to the Quapaws. The French who moved into the area transcribed this as Arcansas, which eventually became Arkansas.
10. Avel
In the Breton language, Avel means wind.
Although Avel means wind in the Breton language, it is considered by the Breton people not to be the direct use of a word as a name, but the local form of the Hebrew name Abel.
11. Barak
Barak is a Hebrew name that means lightning.
In the Old Testament, Barak was a ruler of Ancient Israel and military commander. Together with Deborah, he defeated the Canaanites.
12. Baran
Boran is a Kurdish name that means thunderstorm.
Although this is a Kurdish and Turkish boys’ name, when used by families who speak Persian, it is usually considered to be a girls’ name.
13. Brontes
Brontes is Greek for thunderer.
In Greek mythology, Brontes was one of three cyclops brothers who were the children of Uranus, the sky, and Gaia, the Earth. Brontes, along with his siblings, was responsible for making Zeus his thunderbolt.
14. Caelus
Caelus is a Roman name meaning sky.
This name has the same root as the English word celestial, meaning pertaining to the heavens and the sky. It is also linked to the Latin caelum, which means heaven, sky, the abode of the gods.
15. Celestine
Celestine is an English boy’s name that means of the sky.
Celestine is also another word for the mineral celestite. The largest known geode is a celestite geode that’s 35 feet in diameter and can be seen on South Bass Island in Lake Erie. Some of the celestine crystals are up to three feet wide.
16. Corentin
Corentin is a Breton name that means hurricane.
Pronounced KAW-RAHN-TEHN, this name is virtually unknown in the U.S. but has been relatively popular across France since the 1990s.
17. Enlil
An Ancient Sumerian name, Enlil, means wind.
The Ancient Sumerians wrote with a cuneiform script, similar to the hieroglyphics of the Egyptians, which used logos to represent spoken syllables. In Sumerian Cuneiform, Enlil is written as 𒀭𒂗𒆤.
18. Erjon
Erjon is an Albanian name that means our wind.
Researchers suggest that rather than meaning our wind, Erjon could have the more specific meaning of wind from the Ionian Sea.
19. Esen
Esen is Turkish and means the wind.
If you are looking for a baby name that means wind, we think Esen is a fabulous option, especially for babies who move like the wind and have a speedy delivery.
20. Gökcan
Gökcan is a modern Turkish name that means vast sky.
The International Gökcan College Children’s Folk Dance Festival takes place each year in the Turkish capital Istanbul.
In 2019, 23 countries participated in the multi-day event.
21. Guntur
Guntur means thunder in Indonesian.
Mount Guntur is an active volcano in the Indonesian province of West Java. One of several overlapping stratovolcanoes, Guntur last erupted in 1847.
22. Keanu
Keanu is a Hawaiian name that means cool breeze.
Keanu, likely inspired by actor Keanu Reeves, has seen two periods of popularity in the U.S. The first was during the 1990s, and the second began in 2016. In 2019, the latest year for which figures are available, 426 baby boys were given the name Keanu.
23. Matuu
Matuu is a Polynesian name of uncertain meaning.
As the Polynesian god of the North Wind, Matuu was the second wind to be brought under control by the folk hero and rascally trickster, Māui.
24. Mellan
Mellan is from an Irish Gaelic name that means lightning.
Pronounced MEHL-an, Mellan is the Anglicized form of the Irish Gaelic name Meallán, which has a slightly different pronunciation of MEHL-awn.
25. Meriwether
Meriwether is a Middle English name that means happy weather.
Meriwether began as a nickname for someone with a happy disposition who was said to bring the merry weather with them. The most famous Meriwether is probably Meriwether Lewis of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
26. Moe
A Burmese name, Moe means sky, rain.
As a Burmese name, this is distinct from the English language name Moe, which tends to be short for either Maurice or Morris.
27. Myrsky
Myrsky is a Finnish name that means sky.
The VL Myrsky was a World War II fighter and recognizance aircraft designed and built in Finland for the Finnish Air Force.
28. Naseem
Naseem is an Arabic name that means breeze.
Naseem is usually viewed as a gender-neutral name. In Turkey, the masculine form is often spelled Nesim, while in English speaking countries, the spelling Naseem is sometimes used.
29. Neifion
Neifion is a Welsh name meaning moist, wet, clouds.
While many Welsh names are specific to the country and are not local versions of other monikers, Neifion is not. This is actually a Welsh twist on the name Neptune.
30. Neil
Neil is an English name of disputed meaning.
Neil is the English form of the Gaelic name Niall. The jury is out on the correct meaning, with some experts claiming it means champion and others convinced it means cloud.
31. Neven
Neven is a Breton name that means sky.
The name Neven is also found in many Slavic language countries where it means marigold, making it not only a weather baby name but also a rare flower baby name for boys.
32. Nigel
Nigel is thought to mean cloud.
Many sources list Nigel as meaning black, but this is a common mistake. French monks translating Latin documents read Nigellus and assumed it was linked to the Latin niger, which means black.
33. Notus
Notus is a Latinized Greek name meaning south wind.
Notus was a Greek god of wind, most specifically the wind that brought the wet storms of the late summer and early winter.
34. Payne
As a Mapudungun name, Payne means sky blue.
Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park is a 21,000 acre Florida State Park in Alachua County. This savanna park is also a U.S. National Natural Landmark.
35. Perun
A name from Slavic mythology, Perun means thunder.
Perun was the primary god in Slavic mythology. He was primarily the god of thunder, but also of the sky, storms, lightning, rain, and war.
36. Phirun
Phirun is a Khmer name meaning rain.
Although this is the name of the rain god in some mythologies, phirun is also Hmong slang for something fake, a scam, or a liar or idiot.
37. Samir
Samir is an Indian name meaning wind, air.
Although we have listed this as a weather baby name from India, it is also an Arabic boys’ name that means companion in evening talk.
38. Sepher
Sepher is a Persian name that means sky.
Sepher is a San Francisco Bay area DJ, remixer, producer, and live act.
He performs in a range of styles, from experimental electronics to classic acid and off-kilter house.
39. Shu
Shu is an Egyptian name meaning emptiness or he who rises up.
Associated with dry, warm air, the Egyptian god Shu was seen as a cool, calm influence on the universe. He existed between the Earth and sky and, as such, was known as the wind.
40. Sky
A name from an English language word, sky means sky.
Sky is from the Old Norse word sky, meaning cloud, and is related to another Old Norse word, skuggi meaning shadow, and the Gothic word skuggwa, meaning mirror. Taken together, these give the name sky a fascinating, multi-layered meaning.
41. Stormur
Stomur is an Icelandic name meaning storm.
The earliest documented use of Stormur as a name was in Iceland in 1955. Since then, a total of 35 boys have been given Stormur as a forename and 53 as a middle name.
42. Sturm
Sturm is German for storm.
While this is a fabulous boys’ name that means storm, it is also the name of a premium skincare line, which may give some people the impression you named your son after face cream.
43. Styrmir
Styrmir is an Old Norse name that means to storm.
Styrmir evolved from the word sturmijaz, the literal translation of which is someone who causes storms. We think that makes it wonderful for a child who is not a storm themselves, but who causes storms around them.
44. Thor
Thor is an Old Norse name meaning thunder.
The most popular year for the name Thor in the United States was 1968 when 67 newborn boys or 0.004 percent of total male births were registered with this moniker.
45. Torm
A rare Estonian name, Torm means storm.
Players of the fantasy tabletop role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons may recognize Torm as the name of a figure in The Forgotten Realms.
46. Tufani
Tufani is a Swahili name meaning storm.
While many weather baby names come from regions known for their cold, snowy winter storms, Tufani is a welcome alternative from East Africa.
47. Van
Van is a Chin-Burmese name that means heaven or sky.
In Vietnam, this is written Vân and used as a gender-neutral name that means cloud. It can also be short for Ivan, which is the case for singer-songwriter Van Morrison.
48. Zenith
In English, Zenith means the point in the sky directly overhead.
On July 4th, 1868, Dr. Thomas Foster gave a speech in a settlement that would, eventually, become Duluth. He predicted it would become “The Zenith City of the Unsalted Seas,” and Zenith City is still Duluth’s nickname.
49. Zephyr
Zephyr is an Anglicized form of the Greek name Zephyros, which means west wind.
The Ford Zephyr was an executive car line by Ford of Britain, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Ford Motor Company. Although never manufactured in the U.S., a few were imported during the production that ran from 1950 to 1972.
50. Zeus
A name from Greek mythology, Zeus means either sky or shine.
As the root of the Greek name Dionysos, Zeus is, somewhat surprisingly, the first step in the evolution of the names Deon, Dennis, and Dwight.
50 Girls Names That Mean Wind, Sky Or Storm
Here are some great baby names for girls when parents are looking for a stormy, windy, or sky-inspired first or middle name.
51. Aella
An Ancient Greek name, Aella means whirlwind.
Pronounced A-EHL-LA, this feels like the a great choice for parents seeking a name that means wind. If you expect your child to be a little bundle of speed and energy, this name might work for you. From a mythological standpoint, Aella was an Amazon warrior who fought Hercules with her weapon of choice, a double-sided axe.
52. Aellopus
Aellopus is a Greek name that means whirlwind footed.
Aellopus was one of the nicknames given to Iris, the Greek goddess of rainbows and the golden-winged messenger to the gods.
53. Aethra
Aethra is a Greek name meaning bright sky.
Sometimes written as Aithra, Aethra is the name of a genus of crab. There are five species of Aethra crab, all of which are found in and around the Pacific.
54. Ahana
Ahana is a Japanese name that means sky flower.
Looking for a name that means sky? The kanji combination 天花 is spoken as AH-HAH-NAH and means sky flower. However, other kanji combinations have the same pronunciation but different meanings.
55. Alizée
Alizée is a French name meaning trade wind.
A modern French name, Alizée, first hit the name charts in 1986, peaked in 2001, and has slowly decreased in popularity since.
56. Amaterasu
Amaterasu is a Japanese name meaning shines from the sky.
In the Ise, Mie Prefecture of Japan, you can visit the Ise Grand Shrine, dedicated to the ancient Japanese sun goddess, Amaterasu.
57. Amihan
Amihan is a Tagalog name that means north wind or winter storm.
In Tagalog mythology, Amihan is the first living being to inhabit the universe. The deity is genderless and is depicted in the form of a bird.
58. Anemone
Anemone comes from the Greek word anemos, which means wind.
Anemone serves as a girl’s name that means wind, as well as a flower name for girls. And you have the bonus association with sea anemones.
59. Anila
Anila is an Indian name meaning wind.
This is the feminine form of the name Anil, who in Hindu mythology is a god of wind.
60. Araceli
A Spanish name, Araceli, means altar of the sky.
In European, Spanish Araceli is pronounced a-ra-THEH-lee, but in Latin American Spanish, the name is more commonly pronounced as a-ra-SEH-lee.
61. Audra
The Lithuanian name Audra means storm.
In the U.S., Audra has been used as an alternative to Audry, which means noble strength, since the mid 19th century. It reached peak popularity in 1967.
62. Aura
Aura is an English girl’s name meaning breeze, breath, or wind.
Some people believe that living creatures are surrounded by an energy field, the color and frequency of which can indicate the current state of health.
63. Auretta
Auretta is an Italian name that means light breeze.
Italian actress Auretta Gay is famous for her role in the cult horror classic Zombie Flesh Eaters, in which she went diving wearing only an impossibly small thong and her scuba gear.
64. Awen
Awen is a Welsh name meaning muse or poetic inspiration.
Along with the Welsh word awel, which means breeze, Awen evolved from the word root uel, meaning to blow. Awen was said to blow across a creative artist, leaving them awash with inspiration.
65. Azure
Azure is an English name that means sky blue.
In Medieval France, the Latin word lazuli was incorrectly translated as l’ azure or the blue. This was in reference to the semi-precious stone lapis lazuli.
66. Bonaria
Bonaria is a Sardinian name that means good wind.
The name Bonaria comes from one of the Sardinian epithet for the Virgin Mary — Nostra Signora di Bonaria or Our Lady of the Good Wind. This name was given in reference to her being a patron of mariners and sailors.
67. Ĉiela
Ĉiela is an Esperanto name that means heavenly, from the sky.
Esperanto is a planned language created by Polish ophthalmologist L. L. Zamenhof in 1887. His intention was to foster world peace by creating an easy-to-learn language everyone could speak.
68. Cielo
Cielo is a Spanish name meaning sky.
The Chilean-Canadian movie-length documentary Cielo was shot in Chile’s Atacama Desert. It’s a film about the remarkably clear and beautiful sky and the impact it has on the local population.
69. Dangira
Dangira is a Lithuanian name that means sky.
Dangira is pronounced dahn-GHEER-ah with the emphasis firmly on the second syllable, and this lyrical girl’s name, meaning sky, is virtually unknown outside of Lithuania.
70. Dima
Dima means downpour in Arabic.
While Dima is a girl’s name, you may, on occasion, see a male Dima. However, in these cases, Dima is usually an abbreviated form of Dimitri or other versions of the Greek name Demetrius.
71. Ekaitza
Ekaitza is a Basque name that means storm.
Ekaitza is the name of a digital artist in California who is known for their work combining classical art and technology.
72. Era
Era is an Albanian name meaning wind.
Era was relatively popular in the U.S., right up until the 1930s when it dropped out of the top 1,000 girls’ names, never to return. Its highest ranking was in 1898, when it reached number 340.
73. Glaw
Glaw is a modern Welsh name that means rain.
For those who are not familiar with the correct pronunciation of Welsh, this name looks as if the pronunciation would rhyme with flaw. However, the proper way to say Glaw in Welsh is to make it rhyme with now.
74. Haizea
Haizea is a Basque name meaning wind.
The Haizea Wind Group of Spain is an international company that builds wind turbines in both their home country and Argentina.
75. Haneul
Haneul is a Korean name that means heaven or sky.
Haneul is relatively popular in Korea, where it is gender-neutral. However, only a tiny number of boys are given the name, so it is usually considered to be feminine.
76. Inanna
Inanna is a name from Sumerian mythology. It means lady of the heavens.
In Sumerian mythology, Inanna was the goddess of fertility, love, and war. She went to the underworld where her sister had her killed, but Inannna was allowed to leave again when her husband agreed to take her place.
77. Iris
An English name, Iris means rainbow in Greek.
Also serving as a girl’s flower name, Iris would be a beautiful option as a weather name for a rainbow baby.
78. Kailani
Kailani is a Hawaiian name that means ocean, sea, heaven, sky.
Even knowing how popular Hawaiian names have become, we were surprised to discover Kailani was ranked at number 350 in the most used girls’ names list for 2019.
That year, 898 newborn girls were named Kailani in the U.S.
79. Kapheira
Kapheira is a mythological Greek name that means stormy-breath.
The K-A-P-H-E-I-R-A spelling of this name is a direct transliteration of how it sounds in Greek. You can also use the classical Latin spelling of Capheira.
80. Minnesota
Minnesota is a Dakota Sioux name meaning cloudy water.
This may not be everyone’s idea of a cool baby name meaning sky. However, an alternative translation is sky-colored water, and we love the idea of a name that reflects, pun intended, the look of the cloudy sky on the river’s surface.
81. Misty
Misty is an Old English name that means covered in mist.
The Jazz standard Misty was recorded by Erroll Garner in 1954. The record was central to the storyline of the 1971 Clint Eastwood movie Play Misty For Me.
82. Nephele
Nephele is a Greek name meaning cloud.
In Greek mythology, Nephele was the name given to a cloud Zeus used to create a replica of his wife, Hera.
He did this to see if Ixion was secretly in love with Hera.
83. Ninlil
Ninlil is a Sumerian name, meaning lady of the wind.
While Ninlil’s name is thought to be lady of the wind, or possibly lady of the breeze, she was also known as the varicolored ear or goddess of grain, particularly barley.
84. Nuit
A name from ancient Egypt, Nuit means sky.
The Book of Nuit, sometimes written as The Book of Nut, is a set of astronomical texts written by the Ancient Egyptians. They covered the movements of the sun, moon, planets, and the cycles of the stars.
85. Pilvi
Pilvi is a Finnish name meaning clouds.
In Finland, the name day for Pilvi is April 19th, while in Estonian, where the name is also commonly used, the name day is November 21st.
86. Puleng
Puleng is a Sotho name that means in the rain.
Puleng is the heroine of the Netflix drama Blood and Water. Set in an elite private school, the drama revolves around Puleng’s quest to discover whether Fikile Bhele, another teen she meets at a party, is her sister, who was kidnapped at birth.
87. Rain
Rain is the English word for precipitation.
Some people choose to spell the name Raine. However, when they do so, the meaning becomes another, entirely different English name, this time meaning queen.
88. Rakia
Rakia is a Hebrew name meaning sky, heaven.
In Balkan countries, Rakia is the collective term for fruit brandies, with the most common flavors being apricot and plum. Commercial rakia is around 40 percent alcohol, but homemade varieties can be more potent.
89. Samira
Samira is an Indian name that means wind, breeze, air.
When used by Hindi speakers, Samira is a Sanskrit name with the meaning above. However, for Arabic speakers, it will have the same sound, but the meaning will be entertaining companion.
90. Sema
Sema is a Turkish word for sky.
When work begins on a new Buddist temple in Thailand, boundary stones called sema hin are used to mark the outline of the sacred ordination hall.
91.
Skye
The Modern English word sky when used as a name generally has an e added on the end.
The most popular year for this name in the U.S. was 2014, when 887 newborn girls, or 0.045 percent of all girls born that year, were named Skye.
92. Stormy
Stormy is an English name that means unsettled, unpredictable outbursts.
In the 1994-95 academic year, Lake Erie College ran a contest in their alumni magazine to find a new mascot. The winner was Stormy.
93. Tempest
Tempest is an English word that means storm.
The actress Tempestt Bledsoe began her career in an ABC afterschool special but became well known for her role as Vanessa Huxtable in The Cosby Show.
94. Tondra
Tondra is an Esperanto name meaning thunderous.
One hundred ninety-three light-years away from Earth in the constellation Ophiuchus, there is a planet called Tondra.
It orbits a star called HD 148427, at slightly less than the distance Earth orbits our sun, and its year lasts 331.5 Earth days.
95. Tsisana
A Georgian name, Tsisana, means of the sky.
In the sovereign country of Georgia, Tsisana is also the name for what English speakers call forget-me-nots. This is probably because of the flower’s sky-blue color.
96. Tuulikki
Tuulikki is a Finnish name that means little wind.
Tove Jansson, creator of the children’s books The Moomins, based the character Too-Ticky on her partner, American born Finnish artist Tuulikki Pietilä.
97. Varsha
Varsha is an Indian name meaning rain.
We think Varsha is a fabulous name for a baby girl born during a rainstorm, especially if your family has Indian heritage.
98. Vėtra
A Lithuanian name, Vėtra means storm.
French clothing company Vėtra was founded in Paris in 1927. Still run by the same family, the company produces workwear with a uniquely French twist.
99. Zerua
Zerua is a Basque name that means sky, heavens.
Zerua Games is a small independent game company that creates quirky board, card, and dice games for the family market.
100. Zilan
Zilan is a Kurdish name that means storm.
A name that is unknown in the U.S., Zilan would be a fabulous baby name that means storm for a family with Kurdish heritage.
Whatever The Weather
Perhaps you have an as-yet unborn baby who is kicking up a storm in the womb. Or maybe you have always wanted a name that means sky.
Whatever the reason you are here, we hope you’ve found a baby name that means wind, sky, or storm that suits the latest addition to your family.
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How to name a child in 2022: a list of names by month
Many parents are sure that the name plays a special role in the life of a child.
To emphasize the uniqueness of the baby, mothers and fathers are increasingly choosing rare and beautiful names. “First Yaroslavsky” figured out the trends for 2022.
Firstly, the year of the tiger has an influence. That is why the names Leo, Leon, Bars, Teresa, Leon, Ruslan, Ariana can become popular. The meanings of these names are directly related to wild animals.
Secondly, the tendency to give short names Lev, Mark, Anton, Ilya, Nika, Agata, Anya remains popular.
Thirdly, Russians try to keep up with Europe and like to call their children foreign names. For example, David, Robert, Arthur, Diana, Mia.
Fourthly, Eastern names such as Timur, Umar, Safiya, Maryam, Amina are becoming more and more popular.
The most unusual names for boys from Yaroslavl were Leonard, Leon, Savvaty, and Seraphim. The girls have Ilana, Mia-Victoria and Adriana.
The editors of the site kakzovut.ru also provide recommended names for boys and girls, which are selected based on the month of birth.
Names for girls and boys born in January: Aglaya, Nina, Tatiana, Uliana, Susanna, Evgenia, Emilia, Julia, Anastasia, Irina, Maria, Vasilisa, Oksana, Natalia, Anton, Grigory, Ilya, Lev, Daniil, Nikita, Peter, Pavel, Mark, Luka, Leonid, Alexander, Makar, Ivan, Savva, Stepan, Mikhail, Ignat, Tikhon, Philip, Anatoly, Arseny, Efim, Denis.
Names for girls and boys born in February: Inna, Mila, Agnia, Zoya, Valentina, Xenia, Olga, Svetlana, Ekaterina, Arina, Marta, Sofia, Regina, Alexey, Yuri, George, Alexander, Vasily, Maxim, Victor, Valery, Dmitry, Savva, Arkady, Gennady, Jan, Semyon, Roman, Vladimir, Innokenty.
Names for girls and boys born in March: Kira, Marina, Antonina, Daria, Olga, Alexandra, Kristina, Nadezhda, Nika, Iraida, Barbara, Victoria, Adelina, Vyacheslav, Philip, Fedor, Leonid, Maxim, Ilya, Daniil, Nikolai, David, Alexey, Sergey, Eduard, Valery, Tikhon, Yakov, Vadim, German, Timofey.
Names for girls and boys born in April: Daria, Sofia, Aglaya, Larisa, Taisiya, Lydia, Pelageya, Alla, Maria, Anfisa, Mina, Vasilisa, Julia, Polina, Nika, Galina, Margarita, Alexander, Kirill, Stepan, Andrei, Zakhar, Nikita, Ivan, Leonid, Victor, George, Luka, Makar, Yaroslav, Artyom, Daniel, Dmitry, Valentin, Adrian, Nazar, Eric.
Names for girls and boys born in May: Elizaveta, Xenia, Teona, Tamara, Jeanne, Valeria, Lilia, Anastasia, Anna, Nina, Varvara, Zoya, Arina, Yana, Irina, Nikolai, Konstantin, Adam, Valery, Grigory, Valentin, Pavel, Gleb, Evgeny, Vasily, Semyon, Marat, Osip, Arseny, Boris, Yegor, Nikita, Miron, Mikhail.
Names for girls and boys born in June: Sofia, Elena, Vera, Milana, Anna, Claudia, Eva, Agatha, Alena, Uliana, Maria, Melania, Antonina, Domna, Dmitry, Svyatoslav, Andrey, Bogdan, Ignat, Roman, Demid, Fedor, Luka, Peter, Anton, Sergey, Efim, Daniel, Alexey, Savely, Vladimir, Igor, Timur.
Names for girls and boys born in July: Veronika, Elena, Vasilisa, Dinara, Angelina, Marta, Olga, Valentina, Yesenia, Inna, Yana, Angela, Marina, Karina, Margarita, Julia, Anatoly, Leonid, Ivan, Julian, Nikita, Artyom, David, Ostap, Pavel, Leo, Mark, Anton, Yuri, Stepan, Trofim, Felix, Maxim, Gennady, Evgeny.
Names for girls and boys born in August: Svetlana, Yaroslava, Mila, Anna, Lyubov, Anfisa, Antonina, Elena, Nonna, Daria, Iya, Maria, Kristina, Irina, Susanna, Alena, Vladislav, Roman, Boris, Philip, George, Fedor, Anatoly, Alexander, Cyril, Nikolai, Plato, Vyacheslav, Mikhail, Ilya, Lev, Vladimir, Rodion, Semyon, Ilya, Arseny, Efim.
Names for girls and boys born in September: Elizaveta, Yana, Julia, Elena, Nadezhda, Natalia, Kira, Tatyana, Tamara, Vasilisa, Lyudmila, Alexandra, Sofia, Timofey, Alexey, Victor, Ilya, Arkady, Andrey, Maxim, Pavel, Konstantin, Makar, Sergey, Ignat, Savva, Stepan, Ivan, Eugene, German, Peter, Daniel, Zakhar, Vasily, Miron.
Names for girls and boys born in October: Ekaterina, Irina, Sofia, Raisa, Vera, Valeria, Victoria, Taisiya, Dominika, Zlata, Pelageya, Xenia, Vladislav, Anatoly, Igor, Vladimir, Trofim, Oleg, Nikolai, Albert, Valentin, Mark, Grigory, Cyril, Alexei, Luka, Vyacheslav, Fedor, Rodion, Leo, Roman, Matvey.
Names for girls and boys born in November: Elizaveta, Mina, Valeria, Anna, Melania, Alexandra, Seraphim, Agatha, Anastasia, Evdokia, Irina, Darina, Yakov, Anton, Ivan, Vasily, Maxim, Leonid, Arseniy, Tikhon, Taras, Nikita, Kirill, Valery, Mikhail, Nestor, Viktor, Timofey, Artyom, Dmitry, Nazar.
Names for girls and boys born in December: Kira, Victoria, Tamara, Milana, Anastasia, Lydia, Ekaterina, Angelina, Vera, Zoya, Margarita, Lilia, Andrei, Plato, Gleb, Alexei, Mark, Konstantin, Nikolai, Trofim, Nikita, Arkady, Vsevolod, Stepan, Savely, Gennady, Zakhar, Denis, Klim, Yaroslav.
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Nikita Nicifor Nicemus Nikolay Nile NILSOS NIFONT NIYAZ Norman NUGMAN NURGALI NURIMA Nurima Nurima Nurima Nurima Nurima Nurima 9005 9005 Nurima 9005 9005 NURULLA 9005 NURULLA OKTAI OLAN OLAF OLEG OLES OLZHAS OLIVER OLIVIER OLYMPY OLGERD OMAR ONISIM Honore Onufry Orest Oswald Osip Oscar OSMAN OSTO Male names Pavel Palladium Pankrat, Pancrati Panfil Paramon Parphens PARPHEN PARPHEN PERESVET PETER PIMEN PIST PLATO POLYCARP POMPEI PONTIUS PORFIRIUS POTAP PROCL PROcopius Prokofiy Protas Prokhor Ptolomium Putir Putislav Male names Rabit Ravil Radigost Radiy Radif Radif Radoslav Rail RAIMON RAIMON RAIMON RAIMOMAN RAMIZ RAMIL RAMIS RASYL RASYM RASIKH RASOUL RATIBOR RATMIR RAUF RAUSHAN RAFAIL Rafgat Rafik Rafis Rafkat Rakhim Rachman Rachmatulla Rashid Rashid RASS RENAS Renold Renold RIMA RIFAT RIFET RIFE ROBERT RODION RODISLAV ROLAN ROLAND ROMAN ROSTISLAV RUBEN RUBIN RUDOLF RUZAL RUSLAN RUSTAM9 RUSTEM Rustik Rushan Rurik Men Names Saban Sabah Sabit Sabur Savva Savel Sagadat Sagid Sadi SALIS SALY SALLAS
SALMAN SALVADOR SAMAD, SAMAT SAMIR SAMSON SAMUIL SANNAM SARDAR SATTAR SAUD SAFAR САФРОН САХИДЯМ СВЕТЛАН СВЕТОВИД, СВЕНТОВИД СВЕТОЗАР СВЯТОГОР СВЯТОПОЛК СВЯТОСЛАВ СЕВАСТЬЯН СЕВЕРИН СЕВЕРЬЯН СЕЛИВАН СЕМЕН СЕРАПИОН СЕРАФИМ СЕРГЕЙ СИБАЙ СИДОР СИЛА СИЛАНТИЙ СИЛЬВЕСТР СИРАЗИ СЛАВОМИР СОКРАТ SOLOVEY SOLOMON SOM SOFRON SPARTAK SPIRIDON STACRAT STANIMIR STANISLAV Stepan Stephen Pokhan Suleiman Sultan Sysoy Names Tabris Tavfik, Taufik, Tofik Tair TAIIF TAIMAM TAMENA Taliber TAMAZ TAHRIR TAHRA TAHRALS, TAGIR TAHRIC TAHRIP TAHRICA TVERDISLAV TVORIMIR TELMAN THEODOR TERENTIY TIBERIY TIBOR TIGRAN TIGRIY TIMER TIMON TIMOFEY TIMUR 0050 Tikhomir Tikhon Trifim TROFIM TULPA Tour Male names Uzbek Ulan Ulmanas Ulmas Ulyan Ulyan UMID URAL URENTEN URIPEN UROMAN 900 UROMAN 900 SUPEN 9005 FE FAZIL FAZIL FAIZ FAIK FAIL FAYZULLA FANDAS FANIS FANNUR FARID FARIT FARHAD FAIH ФАТТАХ ФАУСТ ФАЯЗ ФЕДОР ФЕДОТ ФЕЛИКС ФЕОДОСИЙ ФЕОКТИСТ ФЕОФАН ФЕОФИЛ ФЕРАПОНТ ФЕРДИНАНД ФИДАИ ФИДАИЛ ФИДЕЛЬ ФИЛАРЕТ ФИЛАТ ФИЛИМОН ФИЛИПП ФИЛОН ФИЛОФЕЙ ФИРДАУС ФЛОРЕНТИЙ ФОКА ФОМА FORTUNAT FRANK FRANZ FRANCIS FRED FRIEDRICH FROL, FLOR FRUK FUAD Male names ХАБИБ ХАБИБУЛЛА ХАБИР ХАДЖАР ХАДИ ХАДИС ХАЗАР ХАИМ ХАЙДАР ХАЙРАТ ХАЙРЕТДИН ХАКИМ ХАЛИК ХАЛИЛ ХАЛИМ ХАЛИТ ХАМЗА ХАМИД ХАММАТ ХАНИФ ХАРВЕЙ ХАРИС ХАРИТОН ХАРЛАМПИЙ ХАРУН HASAN KHTTAB HAFIZ HASHIM HAYAT HIKMET HISAM, HUSAM HISAN KHOJA HRABR HRISANF HRISOY Christians Christ Christophore Husain Men Names Claim Caesar Cenghis Shaykhulla Shakir Shakirt Shamil Shami Shukat Shafagat 900 Schapy 900 Shaphab SHIRIN SHUKRAN SHUKHRAT Male names EGMOND EGMONT EDWARD EDWIN EDGAR EDEM EDMUND EDWARD ЯНУС ЯРАН ЯРИЛО ЯРОМИР ЯРОПОЛК ЯРОСЛАВ ЯРУЛЛА ЯСИН ЯСИР ЯСМИНЬ ЯСОН ЯТИМ |
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PALMIRA PAMELA Pandora Patricia Pelagia Predslava, Predslava Petronia Polina Polina Preslav Pulcheria Women’s names Rabig Rabig Ravia Radimir Radislava Radisha Radisha RAZIL RAZIA RAIDA RAILA RAIN RAISA RAYKHANA RAKIA RAMZIA RAMIL RANA RANIA Rasima Rausa Raufa Rausania Rafia Rachel, Rachelya Rakhima Rashida Rebecca Rebekah Regina Rezeda Rema Renata RIDA RIMMA 900 RIMMA 900 RIMMA 900 ROGE RIMME ROSA, ROSALIA ROSALYN ROSEMARY ROXANA ROLAND ROSTISLAVA RUZI RUKIA RUMIA RUSANA RUSLANA RUFINA RUFI Rukhiya Rounsions Women’s names Sabina Sabi Sabiha Sagira Sagia Sadia Sadia SIDIA SALIMA Salikha Salome Samina SARMA 900 SAREMA SARM SARRA, SARA SAFA SAFI SAFURA SVETLANA SVETLOZARA SVETOZARA, SVETLOZARA SVETOSLAVA SVYATOSLAVA SEVERINA Seville Selena Celestine Selma Semiramisa Seraphim SIVILLA SILVA, Sylvia Silvana Simon Simara Snezhana Solomonia Sofia Stel Stanislav Stanislav Stanislav Stanislav Stanislav Stanislav SUMAYA SUNGAT SURIYA SUSANNA, SUZANNA SUFIA SUHRAB SYLU Female names TABIBAH Tajia Tazyra TAIBA TAIRA TAISIA TALAS Talgat, Talat Taliga waist talha tanwire Tanzila Tasfiya Taumi Teroli ore ore orthus , TAMILA TRIPHENA TROYANA TUKAY Female names ULFAT ULYANA UMIDA UMILA UNA UNDINA URANIA Ursula Ustina Ustinya Women’s names Fazil FAIZ FAINE FAKIA Fania Fanya, Fanny Farida Fatiha Faurinium Fedor Fedosya Fedosya Fedosya Fedosya Fedosya Fedosya Fedosya Fedosya felitsa Fedosia Fedosia FELICIA, FELICIA THEODORA THEODOSIA THEOPHANIA THEOPHILA FIDANIA FILINA FILOMENA FIRAY FIRUZA FLEUR, FLORIS, FLORIDE Flora FLASS Francoise Frenchaaza FREDERICA Fredric FREED NEMENS Habib HAVA Hadija Hadich Haydi Halim Hamia 900 Hamdia 900 Hamida 900 Hamida 900 Hamida 900 Hamis HARITINA HASANA HASIB HATIM HAFIZA HIKMAT HILDA CHLOE CHRISANT CHRISTINA CHRISTIAN Women’s names Tsarina Tsvetana Caesarina Celebina Cecilia, Cecilia Chernava, Chernavka Cheslava, Pravolava Chulpan Shaidi Shakira Shamia Charlota Shafkan 9005 Elimas Shakhada 900 Shakhada 900 EURYDICE EDDA EDITH EDNA ELEONOR ELISA ELLA ELLAS ELLINA, ELINA ELOYSE ELVIRA Elga Elsa Elmira Emilia Emma Erika Ernestine Esmeralda Esther Estra Women’s names JUENTER JUSENA Julia Yuno Yuno Yuno Yuna Yuhana Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuna Yuno YANINA YANITA YANKA YANSYLU YAROSLAVA YASINA YASIR YASMINA |
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But women with these names will definitely be lucky in the cards (a joke, of course, though…)
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so that the name will surely bring him happiness. No matter what anyone says, happiness in love is one of the important aspects of a successful life. Let’s not take today’s material on the interpretation of names too seriously (after all, this is just a theory), but just see what names, according to the tarologist, bring future failures in their personal lives to girls. Our colleagues from Woman.ru tried to warn young parents.
Marianna Abravitova is a tarot reader, psychologist and writer.
There is an opinion that the name given at birth programs a certain character in a person and predetermines his fate. From the point of view of energy from the very first day, it is actively involved in the formation of personal qualities, and hence the whole fate of a little person.
Therefore, the choice must be approached very carefully. There are a few key recommendations here.
Be careful with names that belong to your relatives or friends. You can only name a child after someone if that person has lived a long and happy life. Otherwise, there is a risk that the child will repeat someone’s not entirely successful fate.
Pay attention to the sound of the name. For a girl, it is better to choose softer combinations of letters. The firmness in the name gives an appropriate character, which is well suited for a boy. Variants of a soft female name – Elena, Julia, Alla, Ksenia. Male options – Artem, Gleb, Victor, Alexander.
According to tarot reader Marianna Abravitova , the name leaves an imprint on the fate of a woman, which is why someone is lucky in love, and someone is more often not.
– I will name, perhaps, the most unfortunate names in Russian culture. I will surprise you, because the three main names, the owners of which have a hard time in life, are Faith, Hope and Love.
It so happened that for us these are three whales of reliability and happiness, but the stars ordered otherwise, the expert believes.
Marianna says that the name Vera carries a message of spirituality. A girl, a girl and a woman named Vera will always be a very complex nature, because we live in the material world, and Vera always has a conflict between spirituality and reality.
— Such women either marry late or remain single at all. Unfortunately, they rarely find personal female happiness. But Vera’s career is easy to build, since she has strong energy and most often, instead of personal, she transfers it to the public, – the tarologist believes.
According to the expert’s experience, Hopes are no less internally complex than Faiths.
– Hope – means that we hope, and it turns out that hope is a transfer of energy into the future. For example, happiness is now, and hope is just beyond the horizon. Women with this name become people of missed opportunities, people chasing illusory happiness, the woman explains.
The fact is that the energy of Hope is directed towards tomorrow, but it is not enough for real life.
The tarot reader clarifies that there are no universal recommendations, therefore, perhaps, if Nadezhda is influenced by her surname or patronymic, they will stop her energy drifting into the future.
The tarot reader calls this name insidious, all because it denotes the very feeling and emotion. Love live in the heart, rationality is not familiar to them.
– Remember Lyuba from your life. Did she become a school principal or a PhD? It is unlikely that they always talk about men, suitors, how good it is to be loved. This name completely surrounds them, the energy of love is very strong. They have many illusions, and usually they are unhappy in love, because they don’t really relate to it, the tarologist explains.
According to the expert, men often shun Lyubochek because they have many illusions and the energy of love, but few real opportunities and skills.
Recently, we collected 10 trendy and beautiful baby names whose meanings scare parents, and found out that everything is not so scary. Therefore, if you want to name your daughter Varvara, and your son Arthur, let’s discard prejudices (especially since they are very controversial) and go ahead. The editors also selected male and female names with the meaning of “luck” and “happiness” – the list turned out to be very euphonious.
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Names are said to “have a rest”.
That is, to remain in oblivion for some time before returning to everyday life May 28, 2022, 10:17
1 comment then his fate will not be the same as that of others, special. Many mothers think so, flipping through the endless pages of the Internet in search of that very name. Basically, parents want to choose an original name so that kindergarten teachers roll their eyes, there are those who choose names that will bring good luck – also an interesting approach. Our colleagues from Wday.ru remembered what names were popular in Moscow 100 years ago, and found out where all the Nastenkas have gone now.
Nastena, where are you?
One of the most popular names in post-revolutionary Russia was Anastasia, or affectionately Nastenka. That was the name of almost every tenth girl in the country. By the end of the 20th century, there were very few Nasts. And in recent years, parents are increasingly remembering this undeservedly forgotten beautiful name and giving it to their children.
According to statistics, now Nastya is in the top 10 most popular girl names. The name Ivan has the same fate – a hundred years ago this name was a classic, then, at 1990 years, Ivanov diminished. And now this name is in fourth place in the popularity rating.
But the name Galina over the past 100 years has completely lost its relevance. Either because in Spanish and Italian this word means “chicken”, or just tired. The name Lyudmila, which used to be honored, has now been replaced with the short Mila, as newborn girls are now often called.
Sasha and Lesha are always in fashion
Such names as Nina, Valentin, Gennady, Anatoly are quite forgotten these days. And if in Soviet times they were widespread, today they are a rarity. Infrequently today you will meet Vasilyev, Tamar and Claudius. Almost disappeared from everyday life such names as Zoya, Evdokia, Lydia, Gerasim, Zinaida. But once it was they who headed the lists of popular names.
There were other rare names 100 years ago, for example, Timur. This name was so popular that even the writer Arkady Gaidar called his story “Timur and his team” that way. It was understood that any simple boy should associate himself with the hero of this work. But if he called the story “Apollo and his team”, the effect would be completely different.
But there are names that have not lost their leading positions for more than a century. These are Alexander, Alexey, Sergey, Vladimir, Dmitry and Andrey. They are still very popular with new parents and are widely used. No less popular are the names Elena, Mikhail, Natalya, Olga, Anna. But our great-grandmothers gave them to children!
Rodion, Korney, Miron – who else?
By the way, many celebrities prefer to give their children old and rare Russian names. For example, actress Olga Drozdova named her son Elisha, just like the hero of an ancient epic, and the former member of the Ranetki group, Natalya Melnichenko, generally gave her daughter the ancient Russian name of the Story (abbreviated as Tale).
Sergei Zhukov from “Hands Up!” named one of his sons by the old name Miron, Natasha Koroleva and Tarzan gave their son the name Arkhip. The daughter of Sergei Shnurov is called the Orthodox name Seraphim, in honor of St. Seraphim of Sarov and the archangel of the same name; The musician named his son Apollo. The son of Oleg Gazmanov, Rodion, bears an old name, which a hundred years ago was almost as popular in Russia as Ivan. Do you remember Pushkin’s nanny’s name was Arina Rodionovna?
Actress Ekaterina Klimova remembered another rather forgotten name – Korney – and gave it to her son. Her colleague Glafira Tarkhanova also named her son Kornei, and carriers of other old Russian names – Yermolai, Gordey and Nikifor – also grow up in her family. According to the actress, they specifically looked for rare names for children to indicate their individuality. After all, anyone can be Sasha or Petya, and you try to be Nikifor.
The eccentric Nikita Dzhigurda decided to give an old name to his son.
One of his heirs is called Artemy-Dobrovlad, which, apparently, means “possessing good.” True, it is not known what patronymic the children of Dobrovlad will have. The most popular names in Moscow 100 years ago
For boys: Vladimir, Victor, Yuri, Anatoly, Nikolai, Alexander, Boris, Evgeny, Valentin, Alexei, Mikhail.
For girls: Valentina, Nina, Galina, Tamara, Lydia, Vera, Lyudmila, Zinaida, Nadezhda, Anna.
Among Miroslav, Platonov and Athens it is difficult to meet at least a couple of Alexandrov and AnastasyPhoto: Shutterstock.com :25
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That is, to remain in oblivion for some time before returning to everyday life 
According to statistics, now Nastya is in the top 10 most popular girl names. 
Sergei Zhukov from “Hands Up!” named one of his sons by the old name Miron, Natasha Koroleva and Tarzan gave their son the name Arkhip. The daughter of Sergei Shnurov is called the Orthodox name Seraphim, in honor of St. Seraphim of Sarov and the archangel of the same name; The musician named his son Apollo. 
One of his heirs is called Artemy-Dobrovlad, which, apparently, means “possessing good.” True, it is not known what patronymic the children of Dobrovlad will have. Name for children’s names. Reded names
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A. Kiprensky, 1827) and Alexandra Romanova (artist N. K. Bodarevsky, 1907)
This name in Greek means “protector of people, protecting husband”, in the female version – “protector”. The name is widespread throughout the world, but is especially popular in European countries. For example, a lot of Alejandro lives in Spain, Alessandro in Italy, Alexandrosov in Greece, Alastarov in Ireland, Alastair in Scotland, Iskander in Muslim countries.
Diminutive forms: Sanya, Sasha, Sashechka, Sashulya, Sashunya, Shura, Shurik, Alexya, Alexyusha and so on.
2. Bogdan – Bogdana
Names of Slavic origin, meaning “given by God, bestowed by God, God’s gift.” This is a variant of the old names John (Ivan), Theodore (Fyodor) and Theodot (Fedot), which have the same meaning.
Very often, Bogdan/Bogdana was called the long-awaited, “begged from God baby” – perhaps the only, late child. Now these names are not very common in Russia, but among our Eastern European neighbors, especially in Ukraine, they are still popular.
Diminutives: Bogdik, Bogdanek, Bogdasya, Boncho, Dancho, Danko, Dan, Danya, Bogdanko, Vogdas and so on.
3. Valentine – Valentina
The name Valentine has Latin roots and is translated as “strong, healthy, strong”, in the female version it carries the same meaning. In the old days, this was often called a child whose parents were worried about his health. Valentine has a related name – Valens, which is very rare these days.
Diminutive forms: Valya, Valunya, Roller, Valyusya, Valyusha, Valechka, Valentik and so on.
4. Basil – Vasilisa
Basil is translated from ancient Greek as “royal”. The name Vasily is a derivative of the name Basileios, which later transformed into Vasilios. The female version also has the meaning “queen, regal.”
Previously, these beautiful names were very common in Russia, Vasily and Vasilisa are perhaps the most common characters in Russian folklore. Now they are undeservedly forgotten, unlike many European countries.
In France, the name Basil is often found, in Spain – Basilio and Basil, in Portugal – Basiliou, in Germany – Basilius, Basil, in Romania – Vasily, in Greece – Vasilios, Vasilis, Vasilas, in Finland – Pasi.
Fragment of Ivan Bilibin’s illustration for the fairy tale “Vasilisa the Beautiful” (1899)
Diminutive forms: Vasya, Vasilek, Vasyuta, Vasyunya, Vasyusha, Vasilko, Vasyanya, Vasyatka. For girls: Vasa, Vasena, Basilisk, Cornflower, Syuta, Asya, Fox and so on.
5. Vitaly — Vitalina/Vitalia
Derived from the Latin personal nickname Vitalis, literally translated as “related to life, vital”. In other transcriptions – “giving life, life-giving, viable.” The name Vitaliy has two paired female names – Vitaliy and Vitalina, but the female name Vita came from the names Vit and Vitus, related to Vitaliy, which are now almost never found.
It is often believed that these are common folk names, but this is not at all the case. Among the bearers of this name, we find even one Pope, who led the Catholic Church in the 7th century.
Diminutives: Vitalik, Talya, Vitalya, Vitek, Vitas, Vitasya, Vitakha, Vitulya, Vityulya, Vityunya, Vityusha and so on.
6. Victor – Victoria
Translated from Latin – “winner, victorious.” These names gained immense popularity during early Christianity. Then they carried a very important meaning: the victory of the forces of light over the machinations of the devil.
In the USSR, the popularity of the names Victor and Victoria peaked in the second half of the 20th century (until the 1970s inclusive), and then began to decline. However, those parents who want to see their children successful continue to call them by these proud names.
Diminutive forms: Vitya, Vitasya, Vitasik, Vik, Vityasha, Vityulya, Vityunya, Vita, Vika, Vikusya and so on.
7. Evgeny — Evgeniya
These names come from the Greek “noble, descendant of a noble family”. For example, in the Russian Empire of the 19th century, the names Eugene / Eugene firmly entered the everyday life of the nobility.
True, they were most often pronounced in the French manner – Eugene / Eugenie, the English version was less often used – Eugene. But in the 20th century, babies were often called Eugenes in the villages.
Diminutive forms: Zhenya, Zhenechka, Zheka, Gena, Zhenyura, Zhenyusha, Evgesha, Gesha, Enyusha, Evgenyushka, Genya and so on.
8. Miroslav – Miroslava
These paired names have Old Slavonic roots, and consist of two semantic parts – “peace” and “glory”. Therefore, in deciphering their meaning, several options are allowed: for example, “glorifying peace”, or “glorified by peacefulness”.
When choosing a name for a child, parents should take into account that the stress here can be placed on the first, second, and third syllable, so it is better to decide on this issue right away. Another nuance that is important for church-going people is that Miroslav’s name does not appear in either Catholic or Orthodox calendars, so you will have to focus on foreign experience.
For example, among Orthodox Bulgarians, the name Miroslava is identical to the name Irina.
Diminutives: Mirik, Mirek, Mira, Slava, Mirko, Mirka and so on.
9. Julian / Julius / Ulyan – Juliana / Julia / Uliana
Julian / Julius – the Roman generic name Julius, which was worn by many noble Roman consuls, tribunes, as well as the emperor Gaius Julius Caesar himself. Literally means “from the genus Julius”, or – “Julian”.
Pelagio Palagi. “Gaius Julius Caesar dictates his sayings” (1813)
There is another way to decipher the meaning of these names, according to which they originate from the name of the month of July and are literally translated as “curly”. But these names came to us already from Byzantium, and in Greek they mean “wavy, fluffy, curly.” Female pair names are translated in the same way.
In addition, a common variant arose in Russia – Ulyan / Ulyana, which in former times was very popular among the peasantry. In recent years, interest in this variant of the name has increased again.
Diminutive forms: Yulik, Yulek, Yul, Yus, Yule, Jules, Jul, Yulia, Yula, Ulyanka, Ulya, Ulyasha, Lyana, Yana, Lina, Liana, Ulechka and so on.
10. Nikita – Nikita/Nika
A Greek name derived from Niketas, which means “winner, victorious.” Currently, its male version is quite popular and is often found in Russia. But his female couple is common only in Western Europe.
It is also worth considering that the variant of the female name Nikita with the accent on the last syllable arose only after the release of the famous film by Luc Besson. As for the sonorous name Nika, opinions differ here: some researchers consider it to be paired with the male name Nikita, while others argue that it is independent and comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of victory Nike.
Diminutives: Nikitka, Nika, Nikush, Nikenya, Kenya, Nikesha, Kesha, Nikusya, Niki, Niko and so on.
11. Oleg – Olga
Perhaps the greatest number of historical versions and hypotheses is associated with the origin of these paired names.
According to the most common of them, the name Oleg originates from the Scandinavian Helgi, which translates as “sacred, holy”, and among the ancient Germans – “lucky”.
Other sources interpret this name as “bright, clear”. There is also a version that the name Oleg has Slavic roots. Indirect confirmation of this: Oleg is one of the dynastic pre-Christian names of the Rurik family, which became baptismal after the canonization of Prince Oleg of Bryansk. With a paired name Olga, no less confusion, but it has long been considered a privilege of the nobility.
Diminutive forms: Olezhka, Olezhik, Olegushka, Olesya, Lesya, Leka, Lesha, Alya, Alik, Olechka, Olenka, Olgusha, Olgunya, Lusya, Olyusha, Olena, Lelya, Lyulya, Lyalya, Leka and so on.
12. Yan – Yana
These paired names have many versions of origin and interpretation. The most common: Yang is a derivative of Ivan, which, in turn, comes from the Hebrew name John (Yoan). In translation, it means “God’s mercy” or “God’s mercy.
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Another popular version: the name Yang came from the name of the ancient Roman god of light and sun – Janus. You will rarely meet Yana or Yana in Russia, but in Poland, the Baltic countries and Scandinavia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Belarus, Ukraine and Germany, they are not at all uncommon.
In addition, in some of the listed countries there are also names formed from the name of Jan, for example, Janko, Janik, Jani, Janusz; Yana, Yanina, Ivanna, Zhanna (in the female version). So, if you are planning a “European future” for your heir, this name should not be discounted.
Diminutives: Janya, Yanik, Yanchi, Yanko, Yenik, Yanka, Yanochka, etc. Darius – Daria; Heinrich – Henrietta; John / Ivan – John; Zinovy - Zinovia; Constantine – Constance; Pavel – Peacock; Seraphim – Seraphim, Simon – Simone. Which one to choose is up to you.
See also: Names that we mistakenly consider Russian.
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What are these names and what should be considered when choosing them for children? Portrait of Alexander Pushkin (artist O. A. Kiprensky, 1827) and Alexandra Romanova (artist N. K. Bodarevsky, 1907) This name in Greek means “protector of people, protecting husband”, in the female version – “ protector.” The name is widespread throughout the world, but is especially popular in European countries. For example, a lot of Alejandro lives in Spain, Alessandro in Italy, Alexandrosov in Greece, Alastarov in Ireland, Alastair in Scotland, Iskander in Muslim countries. Diminutive forms: Sanya, Sasha, Sashechka, Sashulya, Sashunya, Shura, Shurik, Alexya, Alexyusha and so on.
2. Bogdan — Bogdana
Names of Slavic origin, meaning “given by God, bestowed by God, God’s gift.” This is a variant of the old names John (Ivan), Theodore (Fyodor) and Theodot (Fedot), which have the same meaning. Very often, Bogdan / Bogdana was called the long-awaited, “begged from God baby” – perhaps the only, late child.
Now these names are not very common in Russia, but among our Eastern European neighbors, especially in Ukraine, they are still popular. Diminutive forms: Bogdik, Bogdanek, Bogdasya, Boncho, Dancho, Danko, Dan, Danya, Bogdanko, Vogdas and so on.
3. Valentine — Valentina
The name Valentin has Latin roots and is translated as “strong, healthy, strong”, in the female version it carries the same meaning. In the old days, this was often called a child whose parents were worried about his health. Valentine has a related name – Valens, which is very rare these days. Diminutive forms: Valya, Valyunya, Roller, Valyusya, Valyusha, Valechka, Valentik and so on.
4. Basil – Vasilisa
Basil is translated from ancient Greek as “royal”. The name Vasily is a derivative of the name Basileios, which later transformed into Vasilios. The female version also has the meaning “queen, regal.” Previously, these beautiful names were very common in Russia, Vasily and Vasilisa are perhaps the most common characters in Russian folklore.
Now they are undeservedly forgotten, unlike many European countries. In France, the name Basil is often found, in Spain – Basilio and Basil, in Portugal – Basiliou, in Germany – Basilius, Basil, in Romania – Vasily, in Greece – Vasilios, Vasilis, Vasilas, in Finland – Pasi. Fragment of Ivan Bilibin’s illustration for the fairy tale “Vasilisa the Beautiful” (1899 d.) Diminutive forms: Vasya, Vasilyok, Vasyuta, Vasyunya, Vasyusha, Vasilko, Vasyanya, Vasyatka. For girls: Vasa, Vasena, Basilisk, Cornflower, Syuta, Asya, Fox and so on.
5. Vitaly — Vitalina/Vitalia
Derived from the Latin personal nickname Vitalis, literally translated as “related to life, vital”. In other transcriptions – “giving life, life-giving, viable.” The name Vitaliy has two paired female names – Vitaliy and Vitalina, but the female name Vita came from the names Vit and Vitus, related to Vitaliy, which are now almost never found. It is often believed that these are common people’s names, but this is not at all the case.
Among the bearers of this name, we find even one Pope, who led the Catholic Church in the 7th century. Diminutive forms: Vitalik, Talya, Vitalya, Vitek, Vitas, Vitasya, Vitakha, Vitulya, Vityulya, Vityunya, Vityusha and so on.
6. Victor – Victoria
Translated from Latin – “winner, victorious”. These names gained immense popularity during early Christianity. Then they carried a very important meaning: the victory of the forces of light over the machinations of the devil. In the USSR, the peak of popularity of the names Victor and Victoria fell in the second half of the 20th century (until the 1970s inclusive), and then began to decline. However, those parents who want to see their children successful continue to call them by these proud names. Diminutive forms: Vitya, Vitasya, Vitasik, Vik, Vityasha, Vityulya, Vityunya, Vita, Vika, Vikusya and so on.
7. Evgeny — Evgeniya
These names come from the Greek “noble, descendant of a noble family”. For example, in the Russian Empire of the 19th century, the names Eugene / Eugene firmly entered the everyday life of the nobility.
True, they were most often pronounced in the French manner – Eugene / Eugenie, the English version was less often used – Eugene. But in the 20th century, babies were often called Eugenes in the villages. Diminutive forms: Zhenya, Zhenechka, Zheka, Gena, Zhenyura, Zhenyusha, Evgesha, Gesha, Enyusha, Evgenyushka, Genya and so on.
8. Miroslav – Miroslava
These paired names have Old Slavic roots, and consist of two semantic parts – “peace” and “glory”. Therefore, in deciphering their meaning, several options are allowed: for example, “glorifying peace”, or “glorified by peacefulness”. Parents choosing a name for a child should take into account that the stress here can be placed on both the first and second and third syllables, so it is better to decide on this issue right away. Another nuance that is important for church-going people is that Miroslav’s name does not appear in either Catholic or Orthodox calendars, so you will have to focus on foreign experience. For example, among Orthodox Bulgarians, the name Miroslava is identical to the name Irina.
Diminutive forms: Mirik, Mirek, Mira, Slava, Mirko, Mirka and so on.
9. Julian / Julius / Ulyan – Juliana / Julia / Uliana Julian / Julius
The Roman generic name Julius, which was worn by many noble Roman consuls, tribunes, as well as the Emperor Gaius Julius Caesar himself. Literally means “from the genus Julius”, or – “Julian”. Pelagio Palagi. “Gaius Julius Caesar dictates his sayings” (1813) There is another option for deciphering the meaning of these names, according to which they come from the name of the month of July and are literally translated as “curly”. But these names came to us already from Byzantium, and in Greek they mean “wavy, fluffy, curly.” Female pair names are translated in the same way. In addition, a common variant arose in Russia – Ulyan / Ulyana, which in former times was very popular among the peasantry. In recent years, interest in this variant of the name has increased again. Diminutive forms: Yulik, Yulek, Yul, Yus, Yule, Jules, Jul, Julia, Yula, Ulyanka, Ulya, Ulyasha, Lyana, Yana, Lina, Liana, Ulechka and so on.
10. Nikita – Nikita/Nika
A Greek name derived from Niketas, which means “winner, victorious.” Currently, its male version is quite popular and is often found in Russia. But his female couple is common only in Western Europe. It is also worth considering that the variant of the female name Nikita with an emphasis on the last syllable arose only after the release of the famous film by Luc Besson. As for the sonorous name Nika, opinions differ here: some researchers consider it to be paired with the male name Nikita, while others argue that it is independent and comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of victory Nike. Diminutive forms: Nikitka, Nika, Nikush, Nikenya, Kenya, Nikesh, Kesha, Nikusya, Niki, Niko and so on.
11. Oleg – Olga
Perhaps the largest number of historical versions and hypotheses is associated with the origin of these paired names. According to the most common of them, the name Oleg originates from the Scandinavian Helgi, which translates as “sacred, holy”, and among the ancient Germans – “lucky”.
Other sources interpret this name as “bright, clear.” There is also a version that the name Oleg has Slavic roots. Indirect confirmation of this: Oleg is one of the dynastic pre-Christian names of the Rurik family, which became baptismal after the canonization of Prince Oleg of Bryansk. With a paired name Olga, no less confusion, but it has long been considered a privilege of the nobility. Diminutive forms: Olezhka, Olezhik, Olegushka, Olesya, Lesya, Leka, Lesha, Alya, Alik, Olechka, Olenka, Olgusha, Olgunya, Lusya, Olyusha, Olena, Lelya, Lyulya, Lyalya, Leka and so on.
12. Yan – Yana
These paired names have many versions of origin and interpretation. The most common: Yang is a derivative of Ivan, which, in turn, comes from the Hebrew name John (Yoan). In translation, it means “God’s mercy” or “God’s mercy.” Another running version: the name Jan arose from the name of the ancient Roman god of light and sun – Janus. You will rarely meet Yana or Yana in Russia, but in Poland, the Baltic countries and Scandinavia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Belarus, Ukraine and Germany, they are not at all uncommon.
In addition, in some of the listed countries there are also names formed on behalf of Jan, for example, Janko, Janik, Jani, Janush; Yana, Yanina, Ivanna, Zhanna (in the female version). So, if you are planning a “European future” for your heir, this name should not be discounted. Diminutive forms: Yanya, Yanik, Yanchi, Yanko, Yenik, Yanka, Yanochka, etc.
In addition to these paired names, there are others, no less interesting: Albert – Albertina, Angel – Angelina, Anton – Antonina; Darius – Daria; Heinrich – Henrietta; John / Ivan – John; Zinovy - Zinovia; Constantine – Constance; Pavel – Peacock; Seraphim – Seraphim, Simon – Simone. Which one to choose is up to you.
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Identical female and male names: list
A person’s name is not just a combination of sounds, it carries a secret meaning. Our ancestors believed that by naming the baby by any name, they endowed him with certain character traits and even fate. We offer you to get acquainted with the variety of identical male and female names, find out the reasons for their appearance, consider the list in Russian and English, learn brief information from other languages.
Reasons for the appearance of
We know that there are names that can be called both boys and girls, for example, Alexander and Alexandra, Eugene and Eugenia, this phenomenon does not cause any surprise. But what is the reason for this coincidence? First of all, this is the tradition of naming children after Orthodox saints, which was firmly established in Russia after the adoption of Christianity. But since the saint is a specific person, a child of the same gender could be named in his honor. And the modification of a specific name helped to solve the problem.
The next factor that influenced the emergence of the same female and male names, the list of which will be presented below, is the unequal number of both in the Russian language. So, in the “Dictionary of Old Russian Proper Names” compiled by N.M. Tupikovs, there are more than 5 thousand male variants, while female ones – 50. In 1891, the month-word contained 900 male and slightly more than 200 female names.
Such inequality made it necessary to take the male variation and transform it into a female one.
A lot of names appeared after the revolution, when a woman began to perform the same duties as a man. And the main source of such education was the male form. Hence, there is an almost complete coincidence (the key and often the only difference is the endings -а, -я in female variations, for example, Vladlen – Vladlena). As a result, the number of names for boys and girls in the language became almost equal.
Slavic variants
Let’s get acquainted with what names can be both female and male. First of all, this is an ancient layer that came to us from the Slavs. In these times, great importance was attached to the naming of a person, people believed that the name given to a newborn would largely determine his character, occupation and fate. Most often, paired names in ancient times were given to twins. For example, if two babies were born at once, they could well be called Borislav and Borislav, these ancient variants appeared in honor of the god of the winds, Boreas.
Here are some more examples.
There were also variants that completely coincided in sound, for example, Will – both a male and female name with the meaning of “free man”, Share – with the meaning of “fate”. Now they are almost out of use.
So, as we see, female names were formed among the Slavs by adding the endings -a to the male ones, sometimes the process went in the opposite direction, then the suffix -k was added to the female form.
When trade with the Greeks appeared in Russia, after the adoption of Christianity, new names came along with overseas goods – Alexander (Alexandra), Julius and Julia, Anastasia and Anastasius.
Soviet period
From the point of view of paired names and names in general, the time after the revolution and the period of Soviet power is very interesting. It was then that many options appeared, some of them are used to this day (and not all owners know the “secret” of their occurrence), while others cannot cause anything but a smile.
Let’s get acquainted with Russian identical male and female names of the Soviet period. There are quite a few of them:
- Barricade and Barricade came from the common noun and are not used now.
- Vladilen and Vladilena, Wil and Vila, Vilen and Vilena, Vily and Vilya – from “Vladimir Ilyich Lenin” in various abbreviations of the name and use of initials.
- Vilor and Vilora originate from the slogan that sounds like “Vladimir Ilyich Lenin – Organizer of the Revolution.”
- Gertrude and Gertrude are the hero and heroine of labor, respectively. Interestingly, the Soviet version is in no way connected with the Western European Gertrude, an exclusively female name.
- Krasarma and Krasarma – a strange name for a modern person comes from the “Red Army”, as children were called in the 20-30s of the last century.
- Lemar and Lemara – from two surnames, Lenin and Marx. And vice versa, Marilene and Marilena are from two surnames Marx and Lenin.
- Lenin and Lenina (with an emphasis on the letter “i”), met in the 20-30s of the last century.
- Tractor and Tractorina. These variants became very popular in 1923, when the first tractor was produced by the Soviet industry.
Here are two more funny options – Oyushminald and Oyushminalda, Chelnaldin and Chelnaldina – respectively, O. Yu. Schmidt and Chelyuskin on an ice floe. Most of the variants of this period are gone.
Modern Russians
Let’s continue our acquaintance with paired names, in our time there are also quite a few of them. Their short list looks like this.
As you can see, most of the paired names have almost the same sound and meaning, only in some examples the subtleties of the meaning differ.
Foreign
Here are examples of the same male and female names in English. This is Alex and Alexa, Christian and Christina. The name Alex has several more female counterparts – Alexis, Alexia. Two names come from the male “Adam” at once – Addison – the son of Adam and Addison – the daughter of Adam, their spelling is somewhat different.
More examples:
- Alan and Alanna – “beautiful” and “beautiful”.
- Bert and Berta – “bright, -th”. There is also a female version of “Bertie” with a similar meaning.
- Brandon and Brenda.
- Brook – the male and female versions are the same, the name means “brook”.
- Daniel and Daniella.
- Eric and Erica.
- Gabriel and Gabriella.
- George and Georgia.
- Kyle and Kylie.
- Michelle, both male and female.
- Nicholas and Nicole.
- Patrick and Patricia.
These are the same male and female English names.
Examples from other languages
It is very interesting that paired names are found in so many languages of the world. For example, in Spanish there are variants of Alejandra and Alejandro, Carla and Carlos, Andrea and Andres, Claudia and Claudio, Haun and Juanita.
In African countries, the names most often coincide, meaning the order or time of the birth of a child.
For example:
- Baako – born (born) first.
- Dubaku is the 11th child in the family, both a girl and a boy.
- Idouu – who appeared (appeared) into the world after the twins.
There are a lot of paired names among the Yakuts, who attached great importance to observing the tradition of naming the baby. For example, Ayaan – a name that could be worn by both boys and girls, has the meaning of “journey”.
About the fate of a woman with a man’s name
Modern research has proven a strange fact – a woman whose name coincides with a man’s name or has its form most often achieves serious success in life. With what it is connected, while it is not clear. There is a hypothesis that male names are perceived more seriously by ear, therefore, such women have a completely different attitude, they are seen as strong, which on a subconscious level leaves its mark on their behavior. The greatest results await them in the legal sphere, politics.
These are the same male and female names, we made sure that their list is quite extensive.
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Modern names for girls and boys and meanings
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When a young family is expecting the birth of a child, the search for the most beautiful, unusual name for the baby begins. No wonder they say that the name has an impact on the fate of a person – as you call the ship, so it will float. Many parents tend to choose a rare, modern name for their crumbs in order to emphasize his personality. However, in this matter, the main thing is not to overdo it, otherwise you can complicate the life of an unborn child.
How to choose a beautiful modern name for a girl
The choice of a name for a girl depends on the imagination and personal preferences of the parents. They decide how to name their daughter: a Russian familiar name or a fancy foreign one. Most parents want to choose not only a modern, but also an original female name.
What kind of girls you will not meet in schools and kindergartens: Mia, Jasmine, Jacqueline, Julia. Although your daughter will stand out from the crowd of children with classical names, such an exotic name is unlikely to be in harmony with the Russian surname and patronymic.
Modern girl names are not only modern foreign variants. Recently, it has again become fashionable to call girls with Orthodox and Old Russian names: Ermina, Praskovya, Efrosinya, Vasilisa. However, before christening the girl one of them, parents should consider whether in the future the diminutive versions of Vasya or Proshka will become a reason for ridicule of classmates.
It happens that girls who were given a modern unusual name by their parents were not ready for such attention from others. Often this causes the development of complexes in the child. If your family is expecting a new addition and you are wondering what name to choose for a girl, take into account the following recommendations:
- No matter how much you dislike some modern name, it must be consonant with the girl’s surname and patronymic. Agree, Ivanova Georgeta Nikolaevna is not the best option for a beloved child.
- Think about whether a girl will be happy with such a name or can she become a black sheep among her peers? The heroine of the cartoon is unlikely to be able to have adequate self-esteem in adolescence.
- Please note that the girl’s modern Russian name should be easy to pronounce. Katorina or Yolanda are likely to be pronounced correctly by others often.
Agree, Ivanova Georgeta Nikolaevna is not the best option for a beloved child. List of modern Russian names
The most popular names in 2019 were Anastasia, Sofia and Maria. Moreover, they have been in the lead for several years now. When choosing a name for their unborn child, parents should not chase fashion alone – listen to your heart, which will definitely tell you how to christen the girl. Perhaps one of the modern or old Russian female names will be the most suitable:
- Ada.
- Agnia.
- Alevtina.
- Anfisa.
- Antonina.
- Vesta.
- Faith.
- Galina.
- Danuta.
- Eva.
- Inga.
- Karina.
- Kira.
- Clara.
- Lydia.
- Maya.
- Lolita.
- Larisa.
- March.
- Milena.
- Muse.
- Nonna.
- Olga.
- Rimma.
- Polina.
- Rina.
- Raisa.
- Svetlana.
- Stella.
- Taisiya.
- Tomila.
- Ulyana.
- Evelina.
- Fekla.
- Juno.
- Elsa.
- Emma.
- Yaroslav.
European
Many modern parents prefer to give their children foreign names. Girls are called Italian, German, French, American names, considering them fashionable and beautiful. However, before making a choice, parents need to find out the meaning of the name they like. In today’s Internet age, this is not difficult. Below are examples of original names for girls with meaning.
- Violetta – violet flower.
- Albina – snow-white.
- Diana is a conqueror, divine.
- Zemfira – untameable.
- Hera – mistress, warrior.
- Camilla is of noble blood.
- Eugenia is a symbol of nobility.
- Evelina – full of energy.
Selection by month
If parents have difficulty choosing a name for a girl, then it is worth considering the option of determining it based on the time of year when the child was born. For example, a winter girl can be christened Severina or Snezhana; autumn should be called Eve, Golden; summer – Augustina, Julia; spring – Martha, Maya. So, based on the month of birth, parents can easily choose the appropriate version of the modern name for their beloved daughter.
- January: Aglaya, Agafya, Irina, Polina, Nina, Kristina, Vasilisa, Tatiana, Ulyana.
- February: Natalia, Anastasia, Anna, Rimma, Svetlana, Agnia, Pavla, Inna, Veronica, Martha, Evdokia, Valentina.
- March: Marina, Anna, Iraida, Ulyana, Nika, Margarita, Regina, Kira, Iraida, Marianna.
- April: Praskovya, Larisa, Irina, Alla, Tamara, Alexandra, Daria, Matrena, Galina, Suzanne, Eva, Feodosia.
- May: Faina, Tatyana, Taisiya, Pelageya, Maria, Glafira, Zoya, Muse, Julia, Efrosinya.
- June: Valeria, Nelly, Antonina, Sophia, Claudia, Akulina, Theodora, Anna, Thekla.
- July: Efimiya, Tamara, Inna, Irina, Jeanne, Elena, Sarah, Anastasia, Alevtina, Rimma, Olga.
- August: Anita, Olesya, Kristina, Sergius, Maria, Praskovya, Serafima, Valentina, Olympiad, Milena.
- September: Victoria, Natalia, Theodora, Sophia, Anfisa, Rufina, Vassa, Anna, Elizabeth, Domna.
- October: Jonah, Zlata, Pelageya, Veronica, Thekla, Ariadne, Vladislava, Taisiya, Zinaida, Magdalena, Marianna.
- November: Zinovia, Svetlana, Anastasia, Neonila, Elena, Ulyana, Kapitolina, Cleopatra, Matryona, Elizabeth, Claudia.
- December: Victoria, Marina, Anna, Anfisa, Ekaterina, Cecilia, Marina, Zoya, Augusta.
Choosing a fashionable modern name for a boy
The birth of a newborn is a grand event that many families are waiting for.
The birth of a boy becomes a real joy, as the successor of the family name, the defender of the country, the future pride of the parents. A very important decision that mom and dad have to make is the choice of a name, because modern euphonious options do not always carry the right meaning.
Russians
In the times of Ancient Russia, boys were named based on Saints – a list of saints and their holidays in calendar order. Every day is dedicated to one of the Orthodox saints, whose name the boy was called. Modern parents can use the name book to choose a name for their child. However, it should be borne in mind that such unusual and old names as Zabulon or Svyatogor may not be understood by society. Before you somehow christen the boy, pay attention to the meaning of the option you like:
- Plato is broad-shouldered.
- Zakhar is a man with a good memory.
- Miron – happy, peaceful.
- Elisha – saved by God.
- Tikhon is a favorite of luck.
Modern foreign names
Often modern parents prefer foreign names, fascinated by their sound, but completely unaware of the meaning of their choice. Try on a foreign name for the surname and patronymic of the boy – it is not uncommon for a child to become the object of ridicule of peers due to the inattention of parents. If you liked some name, you can name the boy like that, but do not forget to ask about his translation. The following beautiful, modern boy names are popular:
- Ilnaz – love for the Motherland.
- Dinar – expensive, precious.
- Diaz – the Spanish version of Jacob (“following on the heels”).
- Rustem is a hero.
- Janis – given by God.
Monthly
Some parents believe that it is worth naming a child, given the time of year in which he was born. So, it is recommended that a winter boy be given a soft name, since this season is characterized by severity, and this should not be aggravated.
Spring babies are called by modern parents with stronger names, because by nature they have a flexible character. Summer boys are cheerful and active, any names suit them. For autumn, it is worth choosing calm, bright, corresponding to the balanced character of the boys.
- January boys: Semyon, Timofey, Kirill, Naum, Ilya, Daniil, Adam, Artem, Grigory, Philip, Mikhail, Peter, Ivan, Georg, Yuri, Mark, Stepan, Elizar, Konstantin, Yakov, Savva, Nikolai, Athanasius.
- February boys: Benjamin, Ephraim, Armen, Julian, Konstantin, Porfiry, Philip, Pavel, Leonty, Roman, Akim, Valery, Arseny, Ignatiy, Gennady, Herman, Luka, Arseny, Anton, Vlas, Gerasim, Kliment.
- March Boys: Lev, Alexei, Vitaly, Irakly, David, Venedikt, Boris, Alexander, Yegor, Taras, Grigory, Kuzma, Leonid, Denis, Viktor, Trofim, Arkady, Arseny, Fedot, Mark, Yuri, Sevastyan.
- April Boys: Plato, Nikon, Zakhar, Artemon, Makar, Daniil, Stepan, Martin, Polycarp, Samson, Rodion, Nikita, Sergey, Khariton, Ivan, Vasily, Trofim, Innokenty, Thomas, Andrey, Terenty, Aristarchus.
- May Boys: Kasyan, Yuri, Joseph, Gleb, Athanasius, Makar, Vsevolod, George, Boris, Nikita, Modest, Fedot, Pahom, Irakli, Lavrenty, Leonty, Foma, Vasily, Gabriel, Anatoly, Valentin, Nicodemus.
- June boys: Georgy, Bogdan, Semyon, Yuri, Elisha, Georgy, Vladimir, Nazar, Ivan, Fedor, Igor, Sylvester, Savva, Anton, Ignat, Mstislav, Mikhail, Khariton, Karp, Tikhon, Sergey, Nikanor, Alexey .
- July: Demid, Ipaty, Pavel, Yakov, Anton, Svyatoslav, Stepan, Yevsey, Samson, Demid, Fedot, Kirill, Artem, Anatoly, Stanislav, Matvey, Ivan, Gury, Galaktion, Leonid, Terenty, Demid, Sofron.
- Augustovskie: Oles, Stepan, David, Prokhor, Arkady, German, Julian, Maxim, Peter, Vasily, Georgy, Naum, Gleb, Boris, Miron, German, Dmitry, Frol, Evdokim, Savva, Christopher, Konstantin.
- September: Veniamin, Victor, Vitaly, Nikolay, Andriyan, Pimen, Gennady, Akim, Zakhar, Arkhip, Yakov, Kliment, Ilya, Daniil, Nikanor, Leonty, Lukyan, Fadey, Andrey, Arkady.
- October: Alexey, Roman, Nazar, Denis, Gury, Sergey, Trofim, Vladimir, Vladislav, Martyn, Veniamin, Luka, Erofey, Ivan, Nikita, Kasyan, Sergey, Rodion, Demyan.
- November: Osip, Terenty, Orest, Herman, Pavel, Heraclius, Vincent, Maximilian, Taras, Nestor, Yegor, Anton, Filaret, Maxim, Ignatius, Konstantin, Alexander, Victor, Nestor.
- December: Spiridon, Egor, Pavel, Kirill, Anatoly, Andrey, Adrian, Sofron, Anton, Sergey, Valerian, Mikhail, Makar, Sevastyan, Spiridon, Filaret, Christopher, Athanasius, Sevastyan, Lev, Nikolai.
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It is believed that the name carries a special energy and influences the fate of a person. Many parents, for this reason, are afraid to make a mistake and do not know how to name their child. There are so many beautiful old Russian, euphonious foreign and original modern names – this variety makes one doubt the choice. Moms and dads take on a big responsibility by naming a child with a rare name that will always make your child stand out among their peers.
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What male names are suitable for girls?
There are quite a lot of such names that can be called both a boy and a girl. I will give, for example, these names: Alexander and Alexandra (that’s my mother’s name), Vasily and Vasilisa, Eugene and Evgenia (our friends are husband and wife) , Valentine and Valentina, Victor and Victoria, Anton and Antonina, Julius and Julia, Julian and Juliana, Seraphim and Seraphim, Ruslan and Ruslana, Valery and Valeria, Ustin and Ustinya.
The most popular among both sexes is Sasha (Alexandra), in second place is Zhenya (Evgenia), for example, Valeria (Valery) or Victor (Victoria), also Valentin (Valentina), less popular Jan and Yana .
Zhenya. Eugene – Eugene. Valya. Valentine – Valentine. Sasha. Alexander – Alexandra.
well, as far as I know, both male and female names are: Alexander-Alexandra, Evgeny-Evgenia, Valery – Valeria, Valentin – Valentina, Victor – Victoria. earlier, in general, the name Anna was considered masculine, but now it will never occur to anyone) 0
Alexandra and Alexander are a traditional pair of names that suit both girls and boys.
A very common name, as well as Evgenia and Evgeniy. You can, of course, time the names Valery and Valery here. Very beautiful, by the way a female name. Valentina, well, I would say that this is more of a female name than a male one. Although Valentinov men are also quite common. Recently very popular for girls Vasilisa. In short, respectively, Vasya. And, as you know, Vasya is also a male name.
Men’s names that are suitable for girls are, in my opinion: Eugene – Evgenia, Alexander – Alexandra, Valera – Valeria, Valentin – Valentina, Vasily – Vasilisa, Jan – Yana, Julius – Julia, Vladislav – Vladislav, Christina – Christian ( more foreign).
I don’t like such names, I just didn’t call my children that, but Valera herself with this name is Valeria and Valery Valentin and Valentina – Valya Alexandra and Alexander – Sasha Vasilisa and Vasily – Vasya Vladislava and Vladislav Yan and Yana Evgenia and Evgeny Miroslava and Miroslav Serafima and Seraphim
Vlad is a male name, and the female name is Vlada, Miroslav and Miroslava, Alexander (s), Evgeny (s), Vasily (s), Valery (s).
Konstantin – Constant, Oleg – Olga, Jan (s), Julius (s). Tatar / Muslim options: Adele – Adela, Dinar – Dinara, Ali – Aliya, Ilsur – Ilsiyar, Ainur – Ainura, Samir – Samira, Amir – Amir, Amin – Amina, Farid – Farida, Nail – Nailya, Ruzil – Ruzil, Ramil – Ramil, Rail – Rail. As a rule in Tatar names, the stress is placed on the last syllable, of course, there are exceptions.
I like names that suit both boys and girls. For example, Eugene, Eugene. Or Alexander, Alexandra. Valentin and Valentina, Miroslav and Miroslava, Vasily and Vasilisa, Valery and Valeria, Simon and Simone.
Indeed, among the names there are many that suit both boys and girls. In order not to repeat the names that the authors indicated above, I will supplement them with those that have not yet been indicated, and these are: Stepan – Stepaniya (Stepanida), Fedor – Fedor, having Michelle universally the same for both boys and girls, Aurel – Aurelia, Stefan – Stephania, Christian – Christian.
There are names that suit both boys and girls – the so-called names are unisex.
For example, such:
- Valentine – Valentine.
- Jan – Jan.
- Vasily – Vasilisa.
- Eugene – Evgenia.
- Valentine – Valentine.
- Julius – Julia.
- Miroslav – Miroslava.
- Vladislav – Vladislav.
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How to name a child – names and their meanings
Usually, when a child is born, parents face the question: how to name a child? For some reason, the range of names at this moment is very scarce, so they call the first-born in honor of their grandfather or grandmother, their friends, etc., while the arsenal of names is quite diverse. Usually they try to make the name and patronymic of the future person sound harmonious, which, in general, is also not bad. Below are the names (male and female) to make your task a little easier, and in passing we note that this sentence omits names that existed in the distant past, for example, such as Auxentius – “growing”; Evgraf – “well-written”; Eutychius – “happy”; Lucina – “luminous”; Thekla – “Orthodox”; Filareta – “loving virtue”.
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Names and their meanings
List of names for boys and girls and their meanings:
- Ada is an ornament.
- Adam is a man.
- Aksinya – a folk form named after Xenia – a foreigner, a wanderer.
- Adrian – from the city of Adria
- Akulina – an eagle.
- Alexander is a protector of people, a courageous person.
- Alexandra is a defender.
- Aleksey is a defender.
- Alice is true.
- Alla is another, second, next.
- Augustine — majestic, sacred
- Avdotya — folk form named after Evdokia — favor.
- Agatha is beautiful.
- Agafya — kind, good.
- Agnes is pure, immaculate.
- Agrippina is difficult-born.
- Albert – noble, brilliant, noble.
- Anastasy is resurrected.
- Anastasia is resurrected, reborn.
- Angelina is a messenger.
- Andrei is courageous, brave.
- Andronicus — a man, a winner.
- Anisya – executive, final.
- Anna is grace.
- Antip – strong, stubborn.
- Anton – from the church. Antony – joining the battle, buying in return.
- Antonina – entering into battle, competing.
- Anfisa – blooming.
- Apollo is the name of the god of the sun and patron of the arts.
- Ariadne is very likable.
- Arina is a folk form named after Irina – the world.
- Arkady is a shepherd.
- Arseniy is brave, courageous.
- Artem — healthy, fresh, perfect, dedicated to the goddess of the hunt and the moon.
- Artemy is healthy, unharmed.
- Arthur is a bear, mighty, strong.
- Athanasius is immortal.
- Athenogenes is a descendant of the goddess Athena.
- Bazhen – desired, dear.
- Bella is beautiful.
- Bogdan — given by God.
- Boleslav is a great glory.
- Boris is a wrestler.
- Borislav is a fighter for glory.
- Borislav – taking glory.
- Bronislav – protecting glory.
- Bronislava – defending glory.
- Vadim – accuser, debater, troublemaker.
- Valentine is strong, healthy.
- Valentina is strong, strong.
- Valerian is strong, healthy.
- Valery is cheerful, strong, healthy.
- Valeria is cheerful and strong.
- Wanda is the grace of God.
- Vasily is regal.
- Vasilina – wife of the ruler.
- Vasilisa – royal Vassa, desert.
- Velimir is a great world.
- Benedict is blessed.
- Benjamin is the son of his beloved wife.
- Faith is faithful.
- Veronika is the bearer of victory.
- Vesta is the goddess of the hearth.
- Vincent is victorious.
- Victor is the winner.
- Victoria is a victory.
- Vilen – short for Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.
- Violetta – violet.
- Virginia is a girl.
- Virineya – blooming, young.
- Vissarion – forest.
- Vitaly is vital.
- Vitalina is vital.
- Vlad – owning, having.
- Vladilen – abbr. from Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.
- Vladimir is the owner of the world.
- Vladislav — owner of fame.
- Vladislava is the owner of fame.
- Vsevolod – who owns everything.
- Vseslav — glorious to all.
- Vseslava is famous.
- Vyacheslav – great glory.
- Gabriel is a man of God.
- Guy – born of the earth.
- Gallaktion – milk.
- Galina — calm, serene, meek.
- Gennady – well-born, noble.
- George is a farmer.
- Gerasim – venerable.
- Herman – native, half-blooded.
- Glafira is graceful, slender.
- Gleb is strong as the earth.
- Gloria is glory.
- Gordey – from Gordia (city).
- Gorislav – burning with glory.
- Gorislava — bright, glorious.
- Gregory is awake.
- Gury is a young lion.
- David is a beloved.
- Daniil is a judge.
- Daria is the winner.
- Dementia – taming.
- Demyan is conquering.
- Denis is inspirational.
- Diana is the patroness of hunting.
- Dmitry – belonging to the goddess of fertility and agriculture.
- Dominic – Mr.
- Domna – Mrs.
- Donara – from the combination of the daughter of the people.
- Donat – donated.
- Eve is a woman, living, wife of Adam.
- Eugene – noble, noble.
- Eugenia – noble, glorious.
- Evdokim is glorious.
- Evdokia – favor.
- Evstigney is significant.
- Egor is a folk form of Gregory.
- Ekaterina is clean.
- Elena — light, shine.
- Elizabeth is God-revering.
- Elizar is God’s help.
- Elisha is salvation.
- Yeremey is sublime.
- Yermolai is a people’s messenger.
- Efim — pious, complacent.
- Ephraim is prolific.
- Efrosinya — joyful, cheerful.
- Zhanna – God’s mercy.
- Juliette is curly.
- Zakhar is the memory of the Lord.
- Zinaida – born of Zeus, divine.
- Zinoviy — God-pleasing, Zeus’ strength.
- Gold is gold.
- Zoya is life.
- Ivan is blessed.
- Ignatius — born of fire, unknown.
- Igor – army, strength.
- Izot – giving life, life-giving.
- Illarion is cheerful.
- Ilaria — clear, cheerful.
- Ilya is a fortress.
- Inga is the goddess of abundance.
- Inessa is pure, immaculate.
- Inna is a stormy stream.
- Innokenty is innocent.
- Iolanta – violet.
- Jonah is a dove.
- Joseph – multiplied.
- Hippolyte – unharnessing horses.
- Iraida is a heroine.
- Irina is the bearer of the world.
- Irma is dear.
- Isaiah is saved.
- Isidore is a gift from the goddess of agriculture, Isis. Iya is a violet.
- Casimir – preaching peace.
- Casimira is a peacemaker.
- Kaleria – warming, inviting.
- Capitolina – born on the Capitol (a hill in Rome).
- Kapiton – head.
- Karina – from the Kara Sea.
- Karl – strong, brave, courageous.
- Carolina is courageous, strong.
- Kasyan is a helmet-bearer.
- Kira – mistress, imperious.
- Cyril – lord, lord.
- Claudia is lame.
- Clara – clear.
- Klim is a vine, meek.
- Clement is merciful.
- Kondrat – square.
- Konstantin – constant, persistent.
- Constance – persistent, constant.
- Christina is a Christian.
- Xenia is a foreigner, a guest.
- Xenophon is a stranger, a foreigner.
- Kuzma is an ornament.
- Kupriyan – from the island of Cyprus.
- Laurel is a laurel tree.
- Lawrence — crowned with laurels.
- Lada — beloved, dear.
- Larisa is a seagull.
- Leo is a lion.
- Leonard is brave.
- Leonidas is like a lion.
- Leonilla is a lioness.
- Leonty is a lion.
- Leontina – lion.
- Leopold is brave.
- Lydia is a resident of Lydia.
- Lily – by the name of the flower.
- Lina is a mournful song.
- Leah is a fast antelope.
- Louise – famous in battle.
- Lukyan – light.
- Lyubava is beloved.
- Love – dear, beloved.
- Love is love.
- Lyubomila – beloved, dear.
- Lubomir is a loving world.
- Ludwig – famous in battle.
- Lucia is light.
- Magdalene – originally from Magdala.
- Maya is the progenitor of the Universe.
- Makar — blissful, happy.
- Maxim is the biggest, the greatest.
- Maximilian is a great rival.
- Marianna – from Maria and Anna.
- Marina – sea.
- Mary is bitter, loved by God.
- Mark — preserved, reserved, fading.
- Margarita is a pearl.
- Martha is the mistress.
- Martin – dedicated to the god of war Mars, warlike.
- Martha is a mentor, Mrs. Maryan – marine.
- Matvey — sent by God, God’s man.
- Melania is swarthy, black.
- Melitina – honey.
- Mechislav – glorifying sword.
- Milana is sweet.
- Mina is a month.
- Myron – fragrant.
- Miroslav – glorifying the world.
- Miroslava – famous throughout the world.
- Mitrofan – having a glorious mother.
- Michael is equal to God.
- Modest is modest.
- Moses is a child, a son.
- Mstislav is a glorious avenger.
- Muse is the inspirer, the goddess of science and art.
- Hope is hope.
- Nazar is an initiate.
- Nana is small.
- Natalia – dear.
- Nahum – consoling.
- Nelly – saint, torch.
- Neonilla is new, young.
- Nestor – returned to his homeland.
- Nike is the goddess of victory.
- Nikandr is a victorious man.
- Nikanor – seeing victory.
- Nikita is the winner.
- Nikifor is victorious.
- Nicodemus is a victorious people.
- Nikolai – conquering nations.
- Nikon is the winner.
- Nile – by the name of the river.
- Nina is affectionate.
- Novella is brand new.
- Nonna is the ninth.
- Oksana is a foreigner.
- Oleg is sacred.
- Olga is a saint.
- Orestes is a highlander.
- Pavel is small.
- Pavlina – owned by Paul.
- Pankrat is omnipotent.
- Pantelei – merciful, compassionate.
- Paramon — durable, reliable, permanent.
- Groin – broad-shouldered.
- Pelageya – marine.
- Peter – a cliff, a boulder, a rock.
- Pimen – shepherd, shepherd.
- Plato – broad-shouldered, full.
- Polycarp is fertile.
- Polina is from the family of Pavel.
- Potap is lowland.
- Praskovya — Friday, the eve of the holiday.
- Prokofy – prosperous.
- Rada – bringing joy.
- Radium – by the name of the chemical element.
- Radimir is a guardian of the world.
- Radoslav – rejoicing in glory.
- Raisa is light, submissive.
- Ratmir is the defender of the world.
- Regina is a queen.
- Renat is reborn.
- Renata is revived.
- Romuald – dominant.
- Rostislav – increasing glory.
- Rostislav – growing in glory.
- Ruslan is the hero of Russian folk tales.
- Rimma is a Roman.
- Rodion is a resident of the island of Rhodes.
- Rose is a flower.
- Roxanne — light, luminiferous.
- Roman is a Roman.
- Ruslana is a lioness.
- Savva – grandfather, old man.
- Saveliy is uninvited.
- Salome is peaceful.
- Samson is sunny.
- Samuel is the name of God.
- Svetlana is bright.
- Svyatoslav – blessed with glory.
- Sevastyan – venerable, sacred.
- Severina is strict.
- Selina is lunar.
- Semyon – heard.
- Seraphim is fiery.
- Seraphim – fiery.
- Sergey is highly respected.
- Silantius is a silent man.
- Sylvia – forest.
- Sylvester – forest.
- Sigismund – winner, defender.
- Sofron is sensible.
- Sophia is wise.
- Spiridon – born out of wedlock.
- Stanislav – who became glorious.
- Stanislav – who became glorious.
- Stepan – crowned.
- Stepanida – crowned, crowned.
- Stephanie – wreath.
- Susanna is a lily.
- Taisia is a sea goddess.
- Tamara is a palm tree.
- Taras is a rebel.
- Tatyana is an organizer.
- Teresa – guardian, protector.
- Terenty is importunate.
- Timothy is God-fearing.
- Timur is the name of a Central Asian emir and commander.
- Titus – defender of honor.
- Tikhon – successful, bringing good luck.
- Tryphon – living in luxury.
- Trofim is a pet, breadwinner.
- Ulyan – owned by Julius.
- Ulyana is curly.
- Ustin is fair.
- Ustinya is a righteous woman.
- Fadey is worthy of praise.
- Faina — radiant, bright.
- Fedot – given by the gods.
- Fedor is God’s gift.
- Felix is happy.
- Felicia is happy.
- Theodosius is God’s gift.
- Feodosia — given by God.
- Feoktist – affirmative.
- Feofan – showing, showing.
- Feofaniya — revealed by God.
- Ferapont is a servant.
- Filaret is a loving virtue.
- Photius – luminous.
- Khariton – kind, generous.
- Christina is saved.
- Evelina is life.
- Eduard – guard.
- Eleanor — compassionate, merciful.
- Elina is Greek.
- Elvira is an adviser.
- Emilius is affectionate, flattering.
- Emilia is a rival.
- Emma is diligent.
- Emmanuel — God is with us.
- Ernest – strict, serious,
- Julian – born in July.
- Yuliana – curly.
- Julius – sheaf, curly.
- Julia is lush.
- Yuri – formed on behalf of George.
- Justin is fair.
- Jadwiga – fighting in battle.
- Yakov – following someone, stumbled.
- Jan – God’s grace.
- Janna — favored by God.
- Yaroslav — shining with glory.
- Yaroslav – bright, glorious.
Tips for choosing a name for your baby
So what name did you choose for your baby? This is not such an idle question as it seems at first glance.
And yet we dare to give you some advice:
- Do not take a name that is difficult to pronounce, as in the future it will create a lot of inconvenience for the one who is being addressed and the one who is addressing.
- If you are expecting a girl, then consider the issue of making it easy to form an affectionate form from the name, for example: Alyonushka, Tanyusha, etc. sound patronymic.
- Do not call girls names that start from a male name, and especially if you do not want your daughter to develop a male character. Alas, numerous observations give reason to believe that women with male names in life have a complex character, stubborn, domineering.
Our great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers gave names, as a rule, by the name of the saint whose name was indicated in the calendar, which falls on the baby’s birthday, so some people celebrate both their name day (their angel day) and their birthday. For example, the baby was born on December 10th.
This will be his birthday, and the name day, if you named him Vyacheslav, falls on October 10th.
Occult sciences believe that there is a certain connection between the names and signs of the Zodiac, and people who have the same sign of the Zodiac are very similar to each other.
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Learn how to name a child, a boy and a girl
A person’s name affects his character. It carries a strong emotional and spiritual charge, sometimes playing a prophetic role in life. Giving a name to a child, we – consciously or not – program his fate and choose a certain life path. But thousands of people have the same names, but have completely different destinies. So it has a different effect on each individual? Yes, and there is nothing surprising in this. Then a completely logical question arises: “What is the correct name for the child?”
The secret of the correct name is that it should complement the natural qualities of a person, and not break the personality. The article will discuss how to name a child so that he is happy and successful. Parents will be able to find out what are the ways of naming, whether it is possible to call babies by the names of their ancestors, and also where the fashion for names comes from and whether it is worth following it.
Ways of naming
In the old days, babies were called by the names of animals or plants, the qualities of which parents wanted to be passed on to babies. So, the most popular among the ancient Slavs were the names Wolf, Falcon, Fox, Linden and so on.
With the spread of Christianity from Byzantium, an Orthodox name-book also came to us. Since then, the custom has spread to name children according to the holy calendar. But parents were also guided by the time of year when the baby was born. A suitable name was chosen as the closest in the church calendar to the date of birth or baptism, but taking into account the natural circumstances of birth.
So, if a baby was born in a harsh winter, they tried to give him a soft, melodic, melodious name. Naming the child, the parents wanted to soften the harsh qualities given to him by nature.
Spring babies are very delicate and shy, unable to stand up for themselves. They selected names that were supposed to add self-confidence and protect against various vicissitudes of fate.
Summer kids are active, purposeful, but they lack patience and endurance. The parents wanted to add these qualities to the baby with the help of a name.
Autumn children are very stubborn and capricious. They selected a name that could add softness in relations with people and purposefulness.
Our ancestors sometimes gave the baby the opportunity to choose a name for himself. They read aloud different options and watched the baby’s reaction. If he reacted excitedly, turned away or cried, then the name was rejected and continued to be listed further. If the child smiled, it was considered a good sign and so they called him.
Children were also named after the first person they met. According to the legends of our ancestors, it is believed that a child who is named after a stranger will be happy and successful in everything.
Modern scientists believe that you can choose any way to name a child, the main thing is to take into account the consonance of names.
That is, at least one letter of the baby’s name must be repeated in the names of the parents. For example, Olga – Olesya – Oleg, Tatyana – Ulyana – Nazar and so on.
Is it possible to name a child after a grandmother, grandfather, father, mother
In ancient times, naming a child after a relative was considered a kind of family ritual that carried a huge energy, semantic and spiritual load. Together with the name, the baby received an emotional component in the form of the expectations of relatives, what he should be and who he should correspond to. This tradition of naming a child after a mother or father, grandparents has both pros and cons.
Disadvantages:
- Parents are guided by the example of their relative, his life path, achievements, but the child may not inherit the best features.
- All the characteristics of the personality that this name will bring will fall on his own character, while strengthening or breaking it. Therefore, the child who the parents would like to see does not always grow out of the child.
- The influence of a relative’s name is an additional requirement that the environment places on the baby. He is obliged by all means to be like his father or grandfather. Therefore, the child does not have the opportunity for personal development, and as a result, as a rule, it is more difficult for him to realize himself in life.
- Such names energetically put pressure on the baby, forcing him to be the same as the relative, after whom he was named. Such names do not allow the development of their own individuality and personality.
Advantages:
- The child is energetically protected from all the troubles of his relatives, he feels like a part of a large family.
- Such children grow up brave and courageous, responsible and decent.
- From birth, a model of a family and strong family relationships is formed, and when a child grows up, he will create his own family based on this example.
Orthodox tradition
With the spread of Christianity, a tradition came to us to name babies after the saint on whose day they were born.
It is believed that the heavenly patron will protect the baby and ask for a happy fate for him, will help him in good deeds, protect him from evil thoughts.
So, how to name a child according to the Church calendar? Names according to the calendar:
Boys: Vasily, Ivan, Nifont, Efim, Anton, Konstantin, Sevastyan, Cyril, Athanasius, Savva, Mikhail, Daniel, Nikita, Thaddeus, Ignat, Theodosius, Sergey, Philip, George, Stepan, Valentin, Peter, Maxim, Artem, Clement, Timothy, Pavel, Fedor, Prokop, Nikanor, Proclus, Theoktist, Naum, Semyon, Yegor, Ilya, Mark, Emelyan, Elizar, Prokhor, Seraphim, Yakov, Trofim, Yuri, Benjamin, Adam, Gregory, Nikolai.
Girls: Irina, Melania, Polina, Leonidia, Evgenia, Nina, Maria, Tatyana, Appolinaria, Domna, Claudia, Agafya, Ulyana, Theodora, Anisia, Vasilisa, Aglaya, Agrafena, Anastasia, Felicity.
Boys: Pankrat, Alexey, Kirill, Ignat, Roman, Julian, Makar, Efim, Konstantin, Peter, Dmitry, Vlas, Alexander, Nikita, Pavel, Ephraim, Gerasim, Innokenty, Gennady, Nikolai, Prokhor, Evgeny, Yuri, Gabriel, Anton, Stepan, Ippolit, Efim, Victor, Zakhar, Vasily, Grigory, Ivan, Fedor, Luke, Arseny, German, Maxim, Felix, Lavrenty, Vsevolod, George, David, Clement, Feoktist, Leonty, Philip, Yegor, Valentin, Vitaly, Savva, Akim, Ignatius, Valerian, Semyon, Benjamin, Timofey, Porfiry, Nikifor, Arkady, Yakov, Valery.
Girls: Martha, Evdokia, Aksinya, Theodora, Veronica, Anna, Maria, Inna, Kristina, Svetlana, Agafya, Zoya, Rimma, Agnia, Pavla, Valentina, Euphrosinia, Xenia, Anastasia.
Boys: Kuzma, Egor, Alexander, Nikandr, Makar, Grigory, Yakov, Konstantin, Anton, Leonty, Mark, Afanasy, Roman, Efim, Arkady, Kirill, Leonid, Maxim, Semyon, Alexei, Trofim, Sevastyan, Yuri, Fedor, Leo, Stepan, Valery, Arseny, Savva, Nikifor, Benedict, George, Heraclius, Vyacheslav, Eugene, Julian, Fedot, Ivan, Taras, Vasily, Victor, Timofey, David, Denis, Rostislav, Philip, Pavel, Gerasim, Ilya, Peter, Daniel, Michael.
Girls: Evdokia, Marianna, Theodora, Vasilisa, Regina, Kira, Galina, Anastasia, Kristina, Nika, Iraida, Margarita, Antonina, Ulyana, Marina.
Boys: Viktor, Tikhon, Ivan, Foma, Artem, Vasily, Khariton, Alexander, Veniamin, Mark, Leonid, Makar, Mstislav, Yakov, Gabriel, Zakhar, Stepan, Nikita, Semyon, Daniil, Savva, Polycarp, Nifont, Martin, David, Antip, Titus, George, Anton, Aristarkh, Kondrat, Andrei, Trofim, Efim, Cyril, Sergei, Yegor, Maxim, Yuri, Rodion, Artemon, Ipatiy, Samson, Nikon, Vadim, Sofron, Plato, Terenty, Innocent, Peter.
Girls: Vasilisa, Claudia, Anastasia, Martha, Lydia, Uliana, Sofia, Feodosia, Alla, Theodora, Anna, Praskovya, Matryona, Alexandra, Maria, Eva, Nika, Akulina, Susanna, Tamara, Galina, Irina, Larisa, Svetlana, Daria
Boys: Yuri, Savva, Foma, Nikifor, Peter, Nikolai, Stepan, Maxim, Irakli, Athanasius, Kasyan, Yakov, Makar, Alexei, Efim, Mark, Georgy, Pavel, Ignat, Gleb, David, Konstantin, Valentin, Gabriel, Alexander, Nikita, Eremey, Dmitry, Fedor, Pahom, Fedot, Anatoly, Arseny, Pafnuty, Denis, Egor, Clement, Grigory, Pimen, Nicodemus, Modest, Semyon, Cyril, Vsevolod, Andrey, Vitaly, Kuzma, Leonty, Boris, Timofey, Lavrenty, Kondrat, Joseph, Severin, Artem, German, Roman, Vasily, Ivan, Viktor, Anton.
Girls: Zoya, Elizaveta, Tamara, Efrosinya, Julia, Taisiya, Muse, Christina, Evdokia, Irina, Glafira, Pelageya, Susanna, Faina, Maria, Valentina, Claudia, Glykeria, Alexandra.
Boys: Karp, Anton, Sylvester, Roman, Ignat, Gennady, Julian, Nikifor, Yeremey, Kirill, Savely, Innokenty, Mstislav, Tikhon, Grigory, Savva, Peter, Andrey, Timofey, Jan, Vasily, Ephraim, Elisha, Fedot, Gabriel, Nikandr, Leonid, Arseny, Igor, Nazar, Dmitry, Pavel, Khariton, Denis, Valery, Christian, Makar, Yuri, Yegor, George, Stepan, Semyon, Fedor, Nikita, Leonty, Vladimir, Mikhail, Konstantin, Alexey, Alexander, Sergey, Ivan, Ignatius.
Girls: Feodosia, Sophia, Akulina, Ulyana, Valeria, Efrosinya, Maria, Thekla, Kaleria, Anna, Martha, Kira, Nelly, Alena, Christina, Antonina, Claudia, Theodora, Elena.
Boys: Demid, Nicodemus, Sofron, Demyan, Samson, Maxim, Stanislav, Yevsey, Galaktion, Terenty, Hypaty, Gury, Emelyan, Leonid, Fedot, Fedor, Efim, Alexander, Vladimir, Arseniy, Daniil, Stepan, Innokenty, Kirill, Anatoly, Tikhon, Kuzma, Foma, Valentin, Matvey, Philip, Mark, Peter, Julian, Artem, Konstantin, Vasily, Julius, German, Mikhail, Andrey, Sergey, Pavel, Denis, Yakov, David, Roman, Alexey, Svyatoslav, Anton, Gleb, Ivan, Leonty.
Girls: Rimma, Martha, Anna, Irina, Zhanna, Agrippina, Efrosinya, Olga, Valentina, Alevtina, Efimiya, Uliana, Evdokia, Sarah, Marina, Yulia, Margarita, Elena, Maria, Yulianna, Angelina, Inna.
Boys: Markel, Elizar, Gury, Evdokim, Valentin, Prokhor, Yermolai, Polycarp, Athanasius, Evdokim, Savva, Nikanor, Frol, Yuri, Egor, Georgy, Philip, Maxim, Dmitry, Pavel, Arkady, Tikhon, Fedor, Miron, Yakov, Julian, Peter, Ivan, Alexander, Matvey, Denis, Alexei, Leonid, Vasily, Trofim, Grigory, Kuzma, Stepan, Leonty, Anton, Mikhail, Konstantin, Nikolai, Naum, Clement, German, Seraphim, Christopher, Makar, David, Gleb, Boris, Savva, Ilya, Semyon, Roman.
Girls: Kristina, Anita, Milena, Praskovya, Serafima, Ulyana, Evdokia, Susanna, Olimpiada, Concordia, Valentina, Svetlana, Magdalena, Anna, Nonna, Maria.
Boys: Arkady, Lukyan, Porfiry, Arkhip, Nikolai, Georgy, Veniamin, Pimen, Andrian, Kondrat, Victor, Stepan, Leonty, Ilya, Valery, Efim, Nikita, Fedot, Sergey, German, Dmitry, Kliment, Khariton, Akim, Foma, Mikhail, Cyril, Zakhar, David, Gleb, Maxim, Julian, Fedor, Anton, Semyon, Gennady, Yakov, Christopher, Pavel, Makar, Daniil, Alexander, Savva, Gregory, Ivan, Nikandr, Peter, Arseny, Athanasius, Fadey, Timothy, Andrey.
Girls: Vasilisa, Rufina, Martha, Lyubov, Anna, Domna, Nadezhda, Lyudmila, Anfisa, Raisa, Natalia, Vassa, Vera, Sofya, Feodora, Elizaveta.
Boys: Valerian, Demyan, Gury, Kasyan, Savva, Rodion, Ignat, Aristarkh, Tikhon, Nikandr, Innokenty, Kondrat, Trofim, Igor, Luka, Leonty, Efim, Nazar, Nikita, Veniamin, Martyn, Kuzma, Maxim, Julian, Thomas, Philip, Matvey, Alexei, Pavel, Erofei, Vladimir, Denis, Roman, Grigory, Khariton, Vyacheslav, Alexander, Mark, Ignatius, Sergey, Stepan, Vladislav, Makar, Ivan, Anton, Peter, Dmitry, Andrey, Oleg, Mikhail, Fedor, Trofim, David, Konstantin.
Girls: Efrosinya, Pelageya, Zinaida, Ariadna, Ustinya, Thekla, Anna, Sofya, Zlata, Praskovya, Veronica, Taisia, Virineya, Evlampia, Iona, Marianna, Irina.
Boys: Nikon, Philip, Julian, Rodion, Evgeny, Demyan, Terenty, Taras, Nestor, Ignat, Maximilian, Osip, Hilarion, Matvey, Nikifor, Victor, Vikenty, Orest, Mikhail, Fedot, Fedor, Kirill, Evgeny, Valery, Pavel, Herman, Arseny, Grigory, Nikandr, Yuri, Yegor, George, Kuzma, Zinovy, Stepan, Maxim, Mark, Andrey, Dmitry, Athanasius, Ignatius, Konstantin, Denis, Irakli, Anton, Alexander, Yakov, Artem, Ivan.
Girls: Elizaveta, Anastasia, Nelly, Efrosinya, Theodora, Elena, Praskovya, Kapitolina, Claudia, Cleopatra, Natalia, Matryona, Neonila, Maria, Glykeria, Anna, Ulyana, Zinovia.
Boys: Modest, Guriy, Filaret, Paramon, Vsevolod, Kliment, Arkhip, Mitrofan Kirill, Yaroslav, Procopius, Valerian, Adrian, Mark, Orest, Arseny, Arkady, Zakhar, Foma, Daniil, Vasily, Andrey, Innokenty, Pavel , Leo, Anton, Nikolai, Gennady, Savva, Makar, Stepan, Fedor, Alexander, Naum, Maxim, Yakov, Valery, Ivan, George, Christopher, Anatoly, Peter, Athanasius, Gabriel, Vsevolod, Yuri, Yegor, Alexei, Mikhail , Gregory, Plato, Roman.
Girls: Cecilia, Anna, Angelina, Olga, Marina, Ekaterina, Ulyana, Augusta, Anfisa, Varvara, Zoya.
Why do some people have to live under two names?
People with the same names have common character traits. For example, Alexanders are powerful and demanding women, they are straightforward, impulsive, principled. Names form certain character traits in people, but they affect everyone in different ways. One and the same name is beneficial to someone, and harmful to someone.
There are a huge number of sites on the Internet where you can read about the meaning of a particular name and its influence on a person’s fate. But how to name a child so that he is happy and successful? How to give a child a name that will match his personality?
Intuition plays a significant role in this complex process. In addition, many parents come up with what name to name the child, long before his birth. But the baby is born, and he has nothing in common with Philip or Arthur, but he is the spitting image of Semyon or Andrey.
And a situation arises when a person has one name in his passport, but in life and at home he is called another. For example, the singer Anzhelika Varum on the passport Maria; TV presenter Nika Strizhak is Veronica, singer Valeria is actually Alla.
Where does the fashion for names come from?
Each generation has its own fashionable names. Knowing the name of a person, you can roughly determine how old he is. For example, Zinaida Zakharovna is probably a pensioner, Lyudmila Alexandrovna is most likely a 40-50-year-old lady, and Artem, Nastya, Liza and Maxim are representatives of the younger generation.
In addition, knowing only one name, we have a rough idea of the nationality, origin and religion of its bearer.
Recently, there has been such a trend as adherence to old names. Parents of girls are especially sensitive to the problem of how beautifully to name a child. They are often given original Russian names: Love, Hope, Vera. Names of ancient Roman and Greek origin also became popular: Pelageya, Avdotya, Aksinya, Vasilina, Uliana, Varvara, Arina.
Parents also think about how to name a boy’s child, but they mainly choose either old names or those associated with national tradition. Popular names: Gleb, Zakhar, Timofey, Matvey, Bogdan, Luka, Akim. And in Tatarstan and Bashkiria, for example, the most fashionable are: Amir, Artur, Timur, Tagir.
Why does each generation develop its own fashion for names? This is due to the situation in society, the events and aspirations of a particular generation. For example, now the views of many young people are directed to the West, so many Daniels, Monique, Caroline, Stephanie, Sebastian, Christine have appeared. But at the same time, our national self-consciousness is very developed, therefore, along with such foreign names, primordially Slavic ones are also common: Vasilisa, Antip, and so on.
Certain rules
Scientists believe that there are certain rules on how not to name a child.
- First, the name must be combined with the patronymic and surname. Foreign names with our native Russian surnames sound ridiculous and ridiculous. For example, Semenova Karolina Ivanovna.
- Second, be individual. In some families, it is believed that naming a child in honor of a deceased relative is, to some extent, to revive the memory of him. Here it is very important to pay attention to what his fate was, since there is a belief that it is transmitted along with the name. In any case, it’s not worth the risk, because we are talking about the life and happiness of the baby. Moreover, it is not worth giving names in honor of the tragically dead people.
For example, Semenova Karolina Ivanovna. We have a tradition of naming our sons after their father. This is also not the best option. Firstly, in combination with a patronymic, this sounds very cumbersome, and secondly, the influence of the father and his fate on the child will increase even more.
- Thirdly, the name must be consistent with our naming tradition. Psychologists believe that double names are also a bad choice. True, it is worth noting that in European countries this is a very common phenomenon. In our country, experts convince parents not to name their children that way, since the likelihood of a split personality, inconsistency of character in such people increases several times. In addition, they doubt almost everything all their lives.
In our country, experts convince parents not to name their children that way, since the likelihood of a split personality, inconsistency of character in such people increases several times. In addition, they doubt almost everything all their lives. Most popular female names
What is the name of a child born in 2018? Female exotic names are popular, such as Gabriella, Angelica, Stephanie, Camilla. In second place are the original Slavic names – Vasilisa, Nina, Bozena. And very rare are Natalia, Elena, Julia.
In addition, the selection of names depending on the time of year when the baby was born has become very fashionable at the present time.
- Names of winter girls.
These babies are distinguished by a high level of intelligence, wayward and strong-willed character. They are independent from early childhood, determined and freedom-loving. Suitable names for children born this season: Snezhana, Zarina, Beloslava, Vlasta, Vlad, Anastasia, Milana, Mila, Evgenia, Marina, Maria, Valentina, Anna, Veronica, Evdokia, Angelina, Vasilisa, Wanda, Rimma, Vitalina, Irina, Claudia, Anfisa, Agnia, Marina, Nonna, Inna, Zoya, Martha, Fedora, Augusta, Xenia, Darina, Nana, Carolina, Inga, Varvara, Arina, Dana.
- Names for spring girls.
These children are stubborn and stubborn, they are not afraid of any difficulties, they always go to the end until they win. But deep in their hearts they are sentimental and vulnerable natures. They need the support of their parents, especially their mothers. Suitable names: Tata, Lika, Zhanna, Velina, Yesenia, Regina, Marianna, Larisa, Alexandra, Lydia, Daria, Margarita, Irida, Galina, Kira, Nina, Lukerya, Christina, Antonina, Taisiya, Olesya, Alla, Tamara, Elizabeth , Pauline.
- Names for summer girls.
These are very active and active ladies. It is important to direct this energy in the right direction in time. They are very curious and do well in school. But not the most positive features of these children are suspiciousness and sensitivity. Suitable names for these girls: Yana, Ariel, Maryana, Zoryana, Maya, Aza, Lolita, Sofia, Liza, Alevtina, Vera, Alice, Uliana, Vera, Irma, Elina, Rada, Nelya, Beatrice, Radmila, Eva, Zlata, Ulengiya, Serafima, Larisa, Rulana, Juliana, Eva, Rimma, Valeria.
- Names for autumn children.
Girls born at this time of the year are strong-willed and very stubborn, but not touchy or vulnerable at all. They are soft and attractive. Names: Yasmina, Tatyana, Elena, Yaroslava, Leya, Miroslava, Leonida, Nadezhda, Stefania, Leah, Dorodeya, Bogdana, Faina, Amalia, Margarita, Alina, Lana, Oksana, Lada, Victoria.
Popular male names
What is the name of a male child? This year, the most popular traditionally Slavic male names are Arkhip, Zakhar, Timofey, followed by names of foreign origin – Mark, Herman, Adrian. And very rare are Vladimir, Nikolai, Peter. Biblical names are also fashionable: Adam, Nahum, Paul, Daniel, Michael, Elijah.
Exotic names
When a baby is born, parents face the difficult task of naming the child. Quite common is the tradition of giving rare or exotic names. With this, adults strive to emphasize the uniqueness and individuality of the baby. For example, Onarada, Millian, Zlata, Averyan.
How can you name a child in an original way, but at the same time not create problems for him with peers? Here are some recommendations:
- It is desirable that the name form abbreviated forms. The absence and impossibility of such a modification can make it difficult to communicate with friends. For example, Robert, Marat, Spartak – these names do not form such forms. They are very massive and solemn.
- The name should not be too exotic, otherwise the child will become a “black sheep” in society, will be shy and complex.
Psychologist’s recommendations on naming
Whatever you name your child, the name should not be a burden to the child himself. Unsuccessful, exotic and unusual, it can cause ridicule from peers, and subsequently develop complexes. You should not name the child in honor of the ancient Greek or ancient Roman philosophers. For example, the name Plutarch is very easy to turn into a nickname, and the child himself will feel at ease.
When naming, remember that:
- It must form abbreviated forms. For example, Svetlana – Svetochka – Sveta – Lana.
- When choosing a name for a boy, you should keep in mind that it should be combined with a patronymic and easily form it.
- Do not get carried away with unusual, extraordinary names. Scientists believe that people with strange names are 4 times more prone to mental complexes than everyone else. A child with this name causes ridicule, and he is forced to fight all the time for a normal, correct attitude towards himself.
It should be remembered that at the moment when the question of how to name a child (boy or girl) is being decided, his future fate and direction in life are also being decided. The name is the first word that a person utters when meeting and thanks to which it remains in the memory of other people for a long time.
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Names for girls What names can be considered modern? The ones that are most common now? The ones that are popular with parents of newborns? The ones that came out recently? Of course, all three statements will be correct, and parents choosing a name for their child usually understand what they want. Modern Russian names represent a large and diverse set, which has increased especially strongly over the past hundred years:
In the category of modern names, one could also add a large number of rare names, interest in which is now being revived. An increasing number of parents are trying to find for their child not a widespread name, and at the same time not quite the rarest, but one that everyone would know and understand, but would rarely meet in their lives. You also need to understand that each nation has its own concept of modernity, and in Russia there are many people of different nationalities with different religions. Each nation has its own traditions and preferences, so it is impossible for everyone to make a single list. Popular names Beautiful modern namesEveryone has a different idea of what can be called a delicious dish, and opinions about which of the names can be called beautiful also differ. But still there is one feature that is steadily traced among different peoples and at different times: beautiful female names are most often called those that sound melodious and gentle, in which there are few sharp sounds, they are melodious. But beautiful modern male names are the exact opposite of female ones, for the most part they are sonorous, clear, a little harsh. But there are exceptions that find their admirers. Beautiful names Modern girl names (female)The greatest variety can be found among female names. These can be the names of flowers (Lily and Dahlia), natural phenomena (Ainur, Eliana and Zarina), character traits (Catherine and Maria), government positions (Carolina) and more. The most popular modern female name is Maria. Like the name Elena, it has a large number of analogues in different countries and has retained its relevance for several centuries. And vice versa, the name Emma is actively gaining fans around the world, which was once not considered a full-fledged name, but was used only as a short form of other female names. You can choose a name for a girl both modern and non-traditional, but it is worth remembering that a girl is more reverent than a young man, she treats not only her appearance, but also her name. Too pretentious, unusual name can become a problem for her – this is how one of the site visitors described her feelings.
Choosing a name for a boy Modern Muslim names About 11% of the population of Russia – Muslims, these are Tatars, and Kazakhs, and Bashkirs, and various nationalities of Dagestan. Many Russian Muslims call their children not traditional Muslim names, but European or Russian names. Tatars actively use such names as Alina, Marat, Albert, Arthur, Sofia, Alice. Also among the Tatars and Bashkirs you can easily meet Alexei, Alexander, Artyom or Cyril. In the presented tables, the emphasis is still placed on Muslim names, although some of the other names can also be found in the table.
Muslim names Interesting about the names The nearest names April 18 George Zenon Mark Plato Semen Fedor April 19 Grigory Jeremie (Jeremiah), Ivan Pavel Pavel Platonis Jacobs0003 April 20 Avdotya George Daniil Evdokia Inessa Pyotr Richard Theon April 21 Anastasius Anton Isaaki Konrad Luka Osip (Joseph) Rodion Selma Yakov April 22 Augapit Vadim Gabrian Lucius 9004 9,0004 9004 9004 9004 900 Popular Names
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Boys’ Names Different names have been popular in society at different times.
Beautiful names Popular names for boys In the USSR, at the dawn of communism, children received rather strange names – Tractor, Revolution, Drezina or Oktyabrina. But not only in this country they creatively approached the choice of a name for a child. According to statistics, the United States outperforms most other states in this matter. American citizens are adherents of unusual names. At the end of the 20th century, it was fashionable among the inhabitants of the United States to name newborns Charisma, King, Lenin or Eros. And in 2008, 700 children with the name Messiah were born in the United States. In America, there is a constant collection and analysis of naming data. This statistic provides insight into a number of interesting details among popular names. The Great Depression led to a change in positions in the ranking of names. Until the 1930s, male names Donald and Robert were popular in the country, while female names were Shirley, Barbara and Betty. Now the boys are increasingly called Michael and David. These names reflected the purposefulness, concreteness and confidence of their owners. It was these qualities that people needed in difficult times. The popularity of male names is less dynamic than that of female names. Among female names, more variations and options appear, while boys prefer to be called established, time-tested names. Parents in choosing a name for a boy prefer conservative, traditional names.
Choosing a name for a boy Popular names for girls After 1930, other sounding names came to replace the USA. In the USSR, the 1930s also became a turning point in the choice of names. So Claudia gave way to Galina, the names of Thekla, Matryona almost completely disappeared from use. They were replaced by the names Svetlana, Raisa, Tatyana, Nadezhda, Lyudmila. But by the 21st century, these names have lost their positions and have given way to such names as Catherine, Anastasia, Anna, Maria, which were popular before the revolution 1917 years old. Therefore, we can talk about some cyclicality in society when choosing a name and its popularity.
Choosing a name for a girl The most popular names The statistics of names allows you to see among the numbers which names are now becoming the past and which will be our future. In situations where the country is in a certain political calm, when there are no large-scale upheavals affecting the life of every inhabitant, when people feel safe, and everything is stable, in these cases, the parents adhere to the traditional names established in this society. By the diversity of names one can judge the freedom in the country, over the past century the number of used names in developed countries has increased. Consequently, people began to feel more free and relaxed. For example, in America today there is not one name that prevails over others. In Russia, preference is given to traditional names. The leaders are Anna, Alexander, Maria, Maxim, Anastasia, Ekaterina. For example, the name Daria, which in 2015 ranked 9place in the ranking of names, in 1909 it occupied only 40th place. The name Dmitry, which occupied 35th place at the beginning of the 20th century, entered the top ten since the late 80s and has remained there to this day. But this country has not escaped the fashion for names. After the flight of the first man into space in 1961, many Yurievs were born in the USSR. And in 1979, after the appearance of the film “Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears”, the rarely seen name of Alexander moved from 53rd to 44th place in the ranking by 1980, and in 1995 broke into the top ten female names.
Names of 2021 Popular names in Russia by years In recent years, more and more parents in Russia tend to give their children traditional names. You can also observe how foreign, borrowed names, most often used in Europe among Catholics, enter the category of popular Russian names. For some of these names, you can find a mention in the Orthodox calendar, but not for all (Christina, Angelina). So more and more often you can hear the names Eva, Emily, Diana, Adam, which were not traditional for the Russian people. Interest in Slavic names, which appeared in Russia at the end of the 20th century, has decreased, but many previously rare names are gaining popularity (Zlata, Zarina, Darina, Bogdan). At the same time, some Slavic names have not left the top 30 most popular names over the past 10 years (Yaroslav, Vladislav, Vladimir, Gleb). Until the end of the 19th century in Russia, there was not much diversity in the variants of the name, since all the names were chosen either from Orthodox calendars, or on a succession basis – the names of grandfather, grandmother, parents.
Rare names Interesting about the names The nearest names April 18 George Zenon Mark Mark Pedro Fedor 19 April 19 Grigory Jeremy (Jeremiah) Yeremey Pavel Pavel Platonida Sevastya Yakov April April April April Danil Evdokia Inessa Pyotr Richard Teona April 21 Anastasy Anton Ivan Isaakiy Konrad Luka Osip (Joseph) Rodion Selma Yakov April 22 Agapit Azat Vadim Gavriil Joseph Luca Lucius Name day calendar
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An example of such names can be Praskovya, Khariton, Tryphon. 
For example, the male names Liam or William are quite popular at the moment, but they sound softer than Mark or Geoffrey, who are also of interest. At the same time, people of different nationalities can live in one country, take at least Russia, so there can be no consensus on which names can be called both modern and beautiful at the same time. 
In this century, the parents of boys have a wider choice of names than even fifty years ago. So many modern names have different pronunciations, spellings, each of which carries its own message and adds something unique to the name. Here is an example of name transformation – Maximus, Maxim, and then Max. Each of the names is used in modern times, they are all variations of the same name, but each time has its own preferences, in everyday life only what is most in demand remains. 
Therefore, these peoples have a lot of the same and similar names that they call their children. Muslims also live in other countries, so national traditions affect the list of names. 
What influences the popularity of a given name? 
Dorothea became Dorothy and Dora, the name Matthew was transformed into Matthew. 
Many people take a common local name for themselves while studying or working in another country, especially in cases where the native name is difficult for the local population to pronounce. 
Fame acquired the name Linda. It, according to many, had a more energetic and serious color. But, unlike the names of boys, the top lines of the ranking of English and American female names are almost the same names. 
The years of the Great Depression in the USA and the 1990s in the USSR provide a clear picture of these changes. When people have nothing to lose, they strive to emphasize the individuality of their child, invest a new life in it, give it the feeling that it is he who is the future. One of the easiest ways to emphasize this uniqueness is to give the child an unusual or rare name that would make him stand out from the others. 
At the beginning of the 20th century, only 5-6% of the country’s population had the most common names, and by the 90s, new names quickly replaced the traditional ones, and at present the scatter of names in the United States is quite chaotic. All of these data point to the development of a high level of individualism in the United States. 
The names Alexander, Maria, Dmitry, Anastasia and Ekaterina begin to prevail. This indicates that individualism is inherent in Russian society to a lesser extent, and our compatriots are more attentive to social values. 
A special variety of names in Russian culture appeared precisely in the twentieth century. Below are some statistics for different periods of the twentieth century. 
Being distracted by many everyday problems, it is sometimes very difficult for a husband and wife to agree, because everyone has their own preferences and their own vision on this issue. And here are relatives, friends, and just acquaintances begin to offer their options. Fashion dictates, television promotes, how to choose? 
At the same time, most of the Christian names are somehow duplicated both in Catholicism and in Orthodoxy (Martha – Martha, Christian – Christina). But some foreign names can still be called rare – Emma, Madeleine, Monica, Laura. 
These can be names according to the sign of the zodiac, mythical, biblical, foreign or new names. Some of the previously rare names are becoming popular at the present time, their former interest is returning to them. Some common names are transformed, acquiring new spellings and sounds, thus a new, beautiful, rare name appears. 
Parents try in this way to teach from an early age to be independent and independent. After all, starting from the first days of the baby’s life, those around him begin to ask again, clarify, be surprised at the name he heard, and the child cannot help but notice this. 
It includes Orthodox and Catholic names. This is another way that parents who are looking for a rare name for their child can use. 7
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April 19 Grigory Jeremy (Jeremiah) Eremey Pavel Pavel Platonis Yakov 9000
April 20 Avdotya Georgiy Daniil Danil Evdokia Inessa Peter Richard Teona
April 21 Anastasy Anton Ivan Isaakiy Konrad Luka Osip (Joseph) Rodion Selma Yakov
April 22 Agapit Azat Vadim Gavriil Joseph Luca Lucius
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How to name a child in 2020 – beautiful names for boys and girls | #coolmom
Future moms and dads who are waiting for an addition in 2020, of course, think about choosing a name for the child.
It is believed that the name affects, if not the character and temperament, then the fate and life prospects of the future person. How to name a child in 2020 – we offer several beautiful names for girls and boys that will be relevant for newborns.
What will be the children born in 2020 according to the eastern horoscope
Of course, first of all, children will look like their parents. They will grow up the way adults raise them, and will inherit many traits of character and temperament from mom and dad.
However, many urge not to write off the personality traits that a horoscope gives people.
According to Chinese zodiac sign , 2020 will be the year of the white metal rat. The main qualities of children born this year are developed intuition and attachment to the family. The second advantage has its downsides – such children need increased parental attention. And they achieve it in all possible ways, often becoming capricious, spoiled and jealous of others, including siblings.
By the way, children born in the year of the rat are highly valued in Asian countries. They are a real blessing to their parents. Since the “rat” child is very attached to the family, he will definitely not leave his parents in old age. Such children help old parents at all costs, regardless of any of their own inconveniences.
Children born in the year of the rat, including babies of 2020, are distinguished by bright leadership qualities, diligence and an inquisitive mind. They very quickly learn something new for themselves, they study well. Moreover, for good results in school, they do not even need to be specially motivated.
A headache for mom and dad can be that children born in the year of the rat often do not recognize generally accepted norms and rules. You will also have to control the spirit of rivalry in the child, which can take forms that are not always appropriate in society.
Beautiful names for boys born in 2020
Given the peculiarities of the horoscope, for a boy born in 2020, you should choose a name that will be filled with powerful leadership energy.
At the same time, the name should allow the son to be loyal in relations with other people and allow him to easily adapt to any life circumstances. The following names are very good in this regard:
- Igor (protecting the name of God),
- Maxim (the greatest),
- Nazar (dedicated to God, bringing the Truth),
- Svyatoslav (sacred glory),
- Taras (rebellious, restless),
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breadwinner),
- Yaroslav (bright, energetic).
Among the beautiful and unusual names for boys born in 2020, the following can be distinguished:2332
Depending on the month of birth, you can choose the following names for the boy:
- January – Timofey, Ilya, Grigory, Danil, Ivan, Peter, Mikhail, Nikolai, Stepan, Dmitry, Mark, Makar, Yakov, Gordey, Vasily, Peter, Savva, Pavel, Prokhor, Maxim, Cyril.
- February – Efim, Maxim, Klim, Makar, Gennady, Grigory, Felix, Ivan, Roman, Arkady, Lavrenty, Ignat, Vasily, Ivan, Nikita, Petr, Trifon, Semyon, Yuri, Zakhar, Pankrat, Fedor, Evgeny, Vlas, Vsevolod, Kirill, Alexey, Anton, Mikhail.
- March – Daniil, Pavel, Ilya, Fedor, Kuzma, Arkhip, Leo, Timofey, Sevastyan, Athanasius, Alexander, Taras, Nestor, Vasily, Nikolai, Arseny, Bogdan, Konstantin, Grigory, Vyacheslav, Valery, Victor, Leonid, Efim, Pavel, Nikifor, Trofim, Denis, Rostislav.
- April — Viktor, Sergey, Tikhon, Yakov, Vasily, Ivan, Zakhar, Mark, Efim, Nikita, Egor, Georgy, Osip, Rodion, Vadim, Maxim, Fedor, Antip, Anton, Marty(s)n, Aristarkh, Trofim, Semyon.
- May – Victor, Kuzma, Fedor, Alexander, Anatoly, Stepan, Mark, Vitaly, Ignat, Nikita, Makar, Roman, Gleb, Boris, Peter, Timofey, Kirill, Klim, Yakov, Nil, Arseny, Lawrence, Denis, Bogdan, Ephraim, Dmitry.
- June – Ivan, Ignat, Timofey, Alexander, Konstantin, Fedor, Sergey, Leonty, Mikhail, Georgy, Ustin, Denis, Hilarion, Bogdan, Isaac, Fedor, Igor, Kirill, Timofey, Arsen, Elisha, Mstislav, Tikhon, Grigory.
- July – Leonty, Gleb, Julian, Artem, Vasily, Terenty, Anton, Yakov, Denis, Samson, Pavel, Peter, Demyan, Athanasius, Kirill, Prokl, Fedor, Step (f) an, Efim, Andrey, Sergey, Vladimir, Emelyan.
- August – Roman, Ivan, Ilya, Gleb, David, Boris, Makar, Klim, German, Nikolai, Prokhor, Mikhail, Konstantin, German, Tikhon, Arkady, Demid, Anton, Miron, Denis, Fedor.
- September – Andrey, Samuil, Timofey, Peter, Arseny, Savva, Daniil, Peter, Gleb, Zakhar, Kirill, Arkhip, Mikhail, Ivan, Andrey, Herman, Nikita, Victor, Dmitry, Cornelius.
- October – Igor, Konstantin, Fedor, Dmitry, Kondrat, Oleg, Makar, Vladislav, Aristarkh, Khariton, Vyacheslav, Grigory, Mikhail, Roman, Mark, Ephraim, Philip, Tryphon, Matvey, Benjamin, Nazar, Lukyan, Nikita, Kuzma, Anton.
- November – Ivan, Yakov, Dmitry, Artem, Mark, Nestor, Pavel, Kuzma, Valery, Bogdan, Viktor, Maxim, Nikifor, Philip, Nil, Matvey, Grigory.
- December – Plato, Anatoly, Adrian, Arkhip, Yaropolk, Alexander, Makar, Klim, Stepan, Fedor, Nikolai, Naum, Athanasius, Alexander, Modest, Mikhail.
Beautiful names for girls born in 2020
For a girl born in 2020, it makes sense to choose a name from among the brightest options.
It will emphasize the energetic and ambitious nature of the daughter. Here are the most suitable female names in this regard:
- Valeria (strong, healthy),
- Vasilisa (sovereign, queen),
- Veronika (victorious),
- Victoria (victory),
- Daria (keeping good, defending good),
- Tatyana (noble) madam).
To neutralize the possessive character traits of a girl born in 2020 and emphasize her activity, curiosity, intelligence and charm, you should choose a name that carries the meaning of “good”, “kind” and “sweet”. In this case, you need to pay attention to the following list of female names:
- Agafia (good, kind, good),
- Antonina (honest and unselfish),
- Evdokia (benevolent),
- Lada (sweet),
- Milana (sweet, caring),
- Lyudmila (dear to people).
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When choosing a beautiful, rare or fashionable female name for your daughter, you should pay attention to the following options:2332
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Finally, you can look at the calendar of names according to the month of birth:
- January – Ulyana, Julia, Anastasia, Eva, Susanna, Eugenia, Arina, Barbara, Evdokia, Emilia, Julia, Melania, Claudia, Emilia, Vasilisa , Tatiana, Alena, Nina, Antonina
- February – Agnia, Anna, Xenia, Rimma, Maria, Pelageya, Ekaterina, Dorothea, Valentina, Zoya, Alevtina, Vera, Svetlana, Euphrosinia, Sofia
- March – Marianna, Anna, Olga, Marina, Kira, Alexandra, Daria, Martha, Antonina, Nadezhda, Alena, Elena, Anastasia, Galina, Vasilisa, Nika, Christina, Natalia , Vasilisa, Irina, Galina, Vasilisa, Alla, Arina
- May — Tamara, Viola, Monika, Valeria, Elizaveta, Glafira, Alexandra, Maria, Zoya, Pelageya, Taisia, Renata, Irina, Karolina, Marianna, Evdokia, Isabella, Euphrosinia, Faina, Julia
- June – Anastasia, Lilia, Sophia, Emma, Diana, Elena, Euphrosinia, Uliana, Pavla, Valeria, Kaleria, Susanna, Melania, Maria, Thekla, Antonina, Anna, Akulina, Aleksina
- July – Rose, Aurora, Anastasia, Berta, Inna, Ulyana, Euphrosyne, Isabella, Livia, Eleanor, Dinara, Angelina, Camilla, Evdokia, Emma, Veronica, Olga, Anna, Elena, Alevtina, Valentina, Julia, Olga, Margarita, Marina
- August — Maria, Stella, Christina, Praskovya, Anna, Silvia, Antonina, Anfisa, Seraphim, Salome, Agnia, Rosa, Daria, Susanna, Evdokia, Xenia, Monika, Nonna, Maria, Sabina
- September — Fekla, Adeline, Rosa, Natalia, Anfisa, Anna, Inessa, Victoria, Margarita, Rufina, Vasilisa, Elizabeth, Raisa, Amalia, Maria, Iya, Lyudmila, Hope, Vera, Love,
- October — Arina, Sofia , Ariadna, Tatiana, Agnia, Iraida, Dora, Alexandra, Marianna, Vera, Nana, Euphrosyne, Anna, Ustinya, Veronika, Elizabeth, Taisia, Victoria, Zlata, Pelageya, Praskovya
- November — Irina, Pelageya, Elizabeth, Victoria, Emilia, Kapitolina, Cleopatra, Neonila, Praskovya, Anastasia, Elena, Maria, Uliana, Svetlana, Evgenia, Natalia, Alexandra, Claudia, Olga, Stefanida, Varvara
- December – Viviana, Anna, Tatiana, Ada, Ekaterina, Augusta, Vera, Margarita, Alice, Tamara, Varvara, Anfisa, Angelina, Anna, Tatiana, Eleanor, Zoya.
When choosing a name for a child, you should think not only about horoscopes or Orthodox saints. Moreover, you do not need to mindlessly follow all the fashion trends. At a minimum, you should not forget about the environment in which the child will grow up. The name should not bring him inconvenience.
It is desirable that the first name sounds good together with the patronymic and surname. And most importantly – that it is equally liked by both mom and dad of the baby.
unisex names | Nameberry
Unisex names, names used for both girls and boys, are a growing category in the English speaking world, especially in the US. There are several unisex baby names for each gender in the US top 100, and unisex names from a wide variety of nationalities are added to the lexicon every day.
Unisex names may be recognized as names traditionally used for both sexes, but they may also be first-name surnames, natural names of all types, place names, word names such as Judgment, and fictitious names or spellings.
Nameberry classifies gender-neutral names, generally as names given to at least 10 percent of minority genders. Browse and search different types of androgynous baby names below. This page is your starting point for everything related to unisex names and their meaning.
All names in our database that contain entries for both genders and include individual comments can be searched for the first initial below. These include popular unisex names from Avery to Zion, as well as uncommon unisex names from Abbott to Zuri.
Nameberry includes many carefully selected lists of unisex names of various types, from family names to place names, nature names and literary names. There are also hundreds of user-generated lists of unisex names covering every category imaginable.
For more information on history, gender reassignment, and a full menu of unisex baby names, these blogs cover the subject from a variety of angles.
Top Unisex Names are calculated solely by Nameberry based on current representations of gender neutral names in our database.
The more unusual and unique baby names there are, the more likely they are to be unisex. Made-up names and names derived from other sources such as animals or cities have not been associated with either gender over time, so they are more free from a specific gender identity.
The 50 unique unisex baby names we have compiled in the following list are widely used but not in the top 100.
To see more unisex baby names on Nameberry, you can search by spell.
Most unisex names lean towards one side or the other of the gender division; our definition of a unisex name is one that is used for both genders with a separation of at least 90–10.
What about the names that are really unisex, the ones that are closest to 50-50? Here are the top 10 names that are almost evenly split between boys and girls:
38. Blake
Old English, originally nickname “blac” for a person with dark hair or skin (“blac”) or light hair or skin (“blaac”)
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Blue
Color
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40. Bobby
Original nickname of Robert
41. Bowie
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46. Briar
Old English name from a thorny bush, but also from the name of the Heather Rose, given to the princess in The Sleeping Beauty
47. Brighton
8 south coast of England
48. Britton
Old English, “from Britain”
49. Brooke
Old English and Old Germanic origin from “water” / small stream5100
50. Brooklyn
Ancient English “Small stream”, but also from the New York region
51. Brooks
Ancient English and Staronemetskoye for “Water, Small Broken” 9000 9000 9000.calan
Gaelic and Irish name, “slim and fine, light or clean”
53. Cameron
Scottish baby name, “crooked”
54.
Campbell
The initially the Scottish surname named after a person with a crooked mouth or curve smile
55. Carey
Gelic origin, designates “Love”
56. Karmel
9. origin, “garden, orchard”
57. Carmen
Carmel variant
58. Carroll
Old German origin, “free man”
59. Karson
Scottish, Old English, “Son of Bolotnikov”
60. Carter
An Oboronsk “The one who carries / transports goods”, also surname
61. Caisi 9000.
Irish and Gaelic, “watchful, watchful”
62.Cassidy
Irishman, “curly-haired man”
63. Chance
68. Clay
The shortened version of the Clayton
69. CLOTON
Ancient English, from the “Clay settlement”
70. Codi
Irish and Generals, it means
71.
Cole
Old English, “dark, jet black”
72. Corey
Undetermined origin, may be from Scandinavian/Gel-striped basin coire
73. Dakota
Indian origin for “Friend / Ally”, also from the US states
74. Dale
Ancient English, ‘Small Valley’
75. Dallas
8. , Gaelic and Scottish origin, “from the valleys”, also a village in Scotland and a city in Texas
76. Dana
Hebrew version of the word Daniel, “God is the judge” or Old English, “Dane from Denmark”
77. Datchan
Ancient English, Danish from Denmark
78. Darbie
Ancient English, “Without Envy” and Toponym “Park with Oleys” 9000 9000 9509. Daillel 9000. from a French surname (“from Erel”, a city in Calvados)
80. Dawson
Old English, from a surname meaning “son of David”
81.
Delta
Greek origin, “River mouth”
82. Denver
Ancient English and French origin, “Green Valley”, Modern use may belong to the city
83. Devin
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Irish and Gallenskoye origin, from “bard, poet” or from the French “divin”, which means “divine”.
84. Dorian
Greek origin, “from Doris”, region in Greece
from the biblical Eden garden, which means “delight”
90. Elliot
with Hebrew “Jehovah is God”
91. Ellis
s Ivrit “Joova is God”
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Hebrew, which means “son of Elijah”
93. Coal
in English, which means “Spark, dim burning”
94. Emerson
Old English, from the surname “son of Emery”
95. Emery
German origin means “brave”; Powerful ‘
96.
Emori
Option Fasters
97. Erin
Irish and Gaelic origin, from the poetic word “Ireland”
98. Evelyn
. meaning “desires to have a child”
99. Less
The name of a boy of Jewish origin, meaning “Help”
100. Finli
Scottish, Irish origin means “light -haired hero”
101 meaning “light or white”, Finn MacCool (or Fionn mac Cuumhail) was the greatest hero of Irish mythology
102. Florian
From Latin “blooming or flourishing”
103. Flynn
Irish and Gaelic, “descendant of Flann”, name meaning “reddish or ruddy”.
104. FRENSIS
Latin origin, “Frenchman”
105. Franki
Sables on behalf of Frank, Francis, Francescis 9000 9,0002454 106 man of God”, also Archangel Gabriel
107.
Gene
English origin, “noble”, diminutive of Eugene
108. Genesis
Jewish origin, which means “origin, birth”; first book of the Bible
109.George
Greek origin from the word georgos meaning farmer
110. Glen
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111. Gray
Ancient English origin, from the color originally denoting “gray hair or beard”
112. Hadley
Old English Luga
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Old English origin, from “hare meadow” or “rock meadow”
114. Harlow
Old English origin, “army hill”, with Arlo variation
115. Harper
English, Scottish and Irish for a player at the Arphs
, former surname, “hedged valley”
118. Henry
The name Henry means “ruler of the house” and is of German origin.
119.
Count
from the Latin name of virtue
120. Hudson
Old English origin, “Hugh son”
121. Hunter
0 English origin means “one who is hunted”
122. Indigo
Greek origin meaning Indian dye, now color name
123. Jack
English name based on John (Hebrew) or Jacques, French form of Jacob (Hebrew), can also be short for Jacqueline
124. Jackie
From Spanish to jade stone
126. Jaden
Variant Jade
127. James
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Hebrew, “God exists”, may be short for Jessica
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133. Jessie
Hebrew, “God exists”, may be short for Jessica
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134. Jody
Originally Judy’s home form, she was Judith’s home form, and sometimes a shortened form of Joseph or Josephine
135.
Jordan
Jewish origin of the word “current”, large river in the Middle East
136. Judas
Greek origin, which means “praised”
137. Jules
French origin, version of Julius / Julius. Juliana, may also be short for Julie
138. Julian
From the Latin for “young”, a form of Julius who was used as a clan by several powerful Roman emperors.
139. Kaden
Arabic origin, “companion”
140. Kai
Various origins, including German (“warrior”), Hawaiian (“sea”), Welsh (“sea”), and Welsh (“sea”)
141. Cameron
Cameron variant
142. Keegan
Irish and Gaelic origin, “little flame”; ardent
143. Kili
Celtic Gaelic meaning “beautiful”; handsome
144. Kelly
The English form of the Old Irish Gaelic name Kellah, meaning “strife; war
145.
Kelsey
Old English, from place name referring to “island”
146. Kendall
147. Kennedy
From two Gaelic words meaning “chief” and “helmet”. Also, the name was taken from the name
148. Cerry
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Irish and Gaelic origin, “Cherniolosy”
149. Kim
Brief form of names, for example Kimberly and Kimball 9000 9000 90
Original nickname of Christian
151. Kaylar
Kyle variant
152. Kyle
Gaelic in origin, “narrow, straight”, denoting places such as peninsula or strait.
153.Kylin
Possibly a variant of Kylie (Australian, “boomerang”)
154. Kyrie
155. Lake
English origin from the reservoir
156. Landon
Ancient English, Long Hill
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English origin, “little road or path”
158. Leah
Hebrew origin, meaning “gentle”; tired
159. Lee
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162. Lennox
Scottish origin, “from Levenach, Scotland”
163. Leslie
Scottish and Gaelic origin, “Holly Garden”
164. Lincoln
Ancient English colony, English city and Early Roman settlement, also from US President Abraham Lincoln
165. Lipa
English origin, nature name from the same tree 9000 9,000444 166 Lindsey
Scottish origin, “lake; place linden
167. Logan
Gaelic origin, which means “hollow”
168. London
from the city, now used as unisex name
169. Lonni
of old -Germanic origin, from Alonso, “Ready for battle”
170.
Loren
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Latin. origin, “from Laurentum”
171. Lou
From Louis or Louise
172. Mackenzie
Irish and Gaelic origin, “fire-breathing”; son of a wise ruler.” Originally surname
173. Maddox
Anglo-Welsh origin, “son of a benefactor”
174. Madison
Variant of Matheson, that is, the son of Matthew. Originally a surname, popularity as a girl’s name is usually attributed to the movie Splash
175. Marley
English origin means “swampy meadow”
176. Marlow
Buckinghamshire
181. Mackenzie
Scottish origin, “beautiful.”
183. Michael
Jewish origin, “who is like God?”
184. Milan
Slavic for “gracious, dear” or from an Italian city that takes its name from a Celtic word meaning “middle plain”.
185. Miller
The English name of the profession from “The one who works at the Mill”
186. Monro
Scottish surname, meaning “from the mouth [of the river] ROW” 9000 9000
187. Montina 187. Through
Latin origin from mountain, also US state
188. Morgan
Welsh and Old English origin, “circling sea or great brightness”; light or White Sea inhabitant
189. Murphy
of Irish origin, which means “sea warrior”
190. Nevada
from the Spanish word NEVADA, which means “covered with snow”, also USA
191.
Short Nikolay, Nikolay, Nikolay
192. Niko
Shortening Nikolay, Nikolay, Nikolay
193. Nikita
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Greek origin, meaning “unconquered”
194. Noel
From the Old French “noel, nael”, meaning “Christmas”.
195. Noel
From the old French “noel, nael”, which means “Christmas”.
196. Nolan
Irish and Gaelic origin, “champion”
197. Nova
Latin word for new, also a star and energy that emits
198. Ocean
Modern English name of the sea / Ocean
199. Owen
The traditional Welsh name meaning “Young warrior” or “Born, noble”
200. Page
. English origin, originally meant young servant
201. Paisley
Scottish origin paisley pattern
202. Paris
Prince of Troy from Greek mythology, also capital of France
203. Parker
Old English for “keeper of the park”, also surname 9504.2
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Short form of Patricia / Patrick
205. Payton
Possibly from an English surname, which itself comes from the place-name Payton in Devon
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“dark red” of Greek origin, also a mythical bird that rises from its own ashes
210. Piper
Old English, from the chimney sweep
211.Poet
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English origin, the author of poems
212. Cuinsey
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Anglicized Irish surname Ó Cuinn, meaning “descendant of Conn”
214. Raleigh
Old English origin, Raleigh means “roe deer meadow”
215. Ramsey
Old English name for “Crow Island”; Baranaeh island
216. Rafael
Jewish origin, which means “God healed”, with numerous variations (Rafael, Rafaello, etc.
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217. Ray
Droused version of the RAYMONDD / RACHAL
218. Rhine
latin origin meaning “queen”; adviser; song’. Rain is an alternative name for nature
219. Reagan
Gaelic surname meaning “little ruler” now also used as given name
220. the complexion or hair of a person is ruddy or red
221. Reese
Welsh origin, which means “enthusiasm”
222. Regan
Reagan option
223. Remi
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French origin, “From Reims”
224. Remington
Old English origin, “City of Remington of Style, possibly, possibly, possibly.
225. Remy
French name derived from obscure Latin personal name (Remigius) meaning “rower”
226. Rene
Brief form of Renee, Iren, Renata
227. Riley
Irish and Gales origin, meaning “courageous” or English origin, “Rye Polyana”
228.
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Spanish origin, “river”, known in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro (“January River”).
229. Ripley
Old English origin, “meadow of the screaming man”
230. River
The English name for the natural element of the river. Basically, men, but more girls are called River
231. Roan
Ryabina version
232. Robin
of English origin, “famous, bright”, also the name of the bird
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Robin’s version
234. Rory
Irish and Gaelic origin, “red king”
235. Ryababina
Gel origin, “red -haired”, also a flowering tree with red berries
236. Royal
in English means “Royal / Royal”
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Gaelic origin, which means “king”
238. Rider
English origin of the word “rider, rider”
243.
SAM
Names reduction, including Samuel and Samanta
244.Sasha
Greek origin, from “Human Defender, Warrior”
245. Soyer
. “lumberjack”
246. Sean
Irish version of John or French Jean, ultimately from Hebrew, “God is merciful”
247. Shae
Gaelic origin, meaning “delightful”
248. Shannon
Gaelic origin, “old, ancient”, also a well-known place name in Ireland.
249.shon
Option of Sean
250. Shai
Option SHAE
251. Shailo
Jewish origin, which means “Its gift”
252. Sydney
Old English origin, Wide Meadow
253. SKAI
from the island of SKAI in Scotland
254. Skylar
Drill.
255. Sloane
Originally anglicised form of the Old Irish clan name meaning “raider”, now associated with London’s Sloane Square
256.
Spencer
The name of British origin, meaning “steward” or “administrator”
257. Sterling
of English origin, “high -quality silver”
258 Stevie
Stephen / Stephanie derivatives and related variations
259.Storm
English weather name from the word “storm”
260. Sunny
The name of English origin, was originally more used to indicate the temperament of the child
261. Sutton
Ancient English origin, “South settlement”
262. Sydney
. “wide island”, but also for Australian city
263. Tanner
Old English origin, leatherworker
264.Theit
Medium English origin, “Veril”, a relative of the Norwegian “Tait”
265. Tatum
Old English origin, which means “Tatea estate” or “cheerful bringing joy” 9000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 266 Taylor
Middle English, tailor
poet, philosopher
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Tennessee
From US state, derived from Creek and Cherokee, but exact meaning unclear
269. Tennyson
Middle English origin, “son of Dennis”, use as a name first arose under the influence of the poet Lord Tennyson 9010 9510
270. Teri
Alternate form of Terry, sometimes shortened to Tereza/Tereza
271. Terry
Old German origin, “end of summer”, sometimes shortened to Tereza/Tereza
272. Ternan
Alternative form of Tirni, Gelsky for “Lord”
273. Tobin
Jewish name “God Good”
274. Toby
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275. Tony
Abbreviation of various forms of Antony, including Antonio and Antony
276. Tony
Short form of Anthony and variants
277.
Tori
The Japanese-derived version (“bird”) is also short for Victoria
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278. Tracy
Taken from the Irish word “treasach” meaning “martial” or “fighter”.
279. Trinity
Latin origin, in the Christian faith refers to the Holy Trinity
280. Tristan
Celtic origin, “mess”; cry ‘, a character from the legend of King Arthur and the medieval tale Tristan and Iseult
281. True
English origin, “Real, genuine”
282. Tyler
Ancient English, “The one who makes / puts the tile”, from the French “Tieuleor / Tieulier”
9,0003 283. Umber
French origin, “tint”, reddish brown pigment used by artists
284. Shaft
Abbreviation of names including Valentino, Valerie
285.
Valentin
from the Roman name Valentine, which means “healthy, strong”
286. Venice
Latin roots, from Toponya Venice
287. Vikik
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288. Wallace
Old French origin meaning “Welsh”.
289. Wesley
Old English origin, “Western meadow”
290. West
Ancient English, from the West
291. Weston
Old English origin, “Western city” 9000 9000 9000 9,000 292 Old English origin, “white island”
293. Wilder
German origin, for “hunter” or “trapper”
294. Windsor
Old English origin, “river bank with winch”, place-name and surname of the British royal family
295. Wynn
white”
296. Winter
Old English, from the season
297.
Wisdom
English origin, name of virtue, meaning “wise man”
298. Utnik
Ancient English origin, small brown singing poultry
299. VISTT
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We hope you’ve got a lot of ideas when it comes to choosing the perfect name for your little one with our list of the most popular unisex baby names.
36 unisex baby names | Pampers
If you’re still looking for the perfect name for your baby, have you considered a unisex name? Some of these gender-neutral names are quite popular, while others you may have never heard of before.
You may be looking for a unisex name if you want your child’s name to be suitable for any gender. Alternatively, you may want the child’s name to not automatically determine the gender of your child. Or maybe you and your partner are progressive and like the idea of a modern non-binary name.
Whatever brings you here, we hope you find the perfect name for your boy or girl! Read our alphabetical list of the top 36 unisex name choices and their meanings.
Ainsley. It was originally a surname originating from towns in England. The name is a combination of two Old English words anne (meaning one or one) or ansetl (meaning hermit) and leah (meaning woodland or clearing). Such an image awakens an independent spirit.
Alexey. This name is of Greek origin and means helper or protector. This is the name of the Greek comedian poet and many saints, as well as five Byzantine emperors in the form of Alexis. Based in mythology and royalty, this is quite a powerful name.
Angel. Derived from the Latin male name Angelus and the Greek Angelos, both of which mean messenger, the name is now sometimes used as a girl name in English-speaking countries. But it is a popular name for a boy in Hispanic countries.
Name your cute little angel Angel.
Arden. Originally an English surname taken from the name of the place, it is of Celtic origin and means high. He also has a little stylish ring.
Ariel. In Hebrew, this name means the lion of God. In the biblical Old Testament, it is used as an alternative name for Jerusalem. It became popular as an English female name in the 1980s. In any case, the name sounds not only powerful, but also beautiful. Find more biblical names here.
Ashley. Originally an English surname, Ashley comes from the name of the place, which means “ash felling”. It is a combination of the Old English words aesc and leah . Until about the 1960s, this name was mainly given to boys, but now it is also widely used for girls. This is a good classic option for your baby’s name.
Aubrey. This modern name is the Norman French version of the German name Alberich. This name was common in the Middle Ages as the name of an English boy, and in the nineteenth century it returned to fashion.
This name became common for girls in the 1970s because of his resemblance to Audrey. If you have twins, you can go with Aubrey and Audrey.
Avery. This name is Norman French in origin and is based on the names Alberich and Alfred, which mean elven strength and elven council, respectively. You don’t have to be a fan of legends to choose this unisex name.
Brett. This modern name comes from a Middle English surname meaning Breton, in other words, someone from Brittany, France. This unisex name is also found in literature. If you like the idea of names based on literature, check out these options.
Brin. Originating from Wales, the name means hill or hill. It was originally just a boy’s name, but is now given to girls. The name is short, unique and easy to pronounce.
Cameron. This name is based on the Gaelic words cam and sron , meaning crooked nose. While your little one’s nose will certainly be as cute as a button, you can still choose this modern name if you like the sound of it.
Cary. This name comes from the Irish surname O Chiardha, which means a descendant of Chiardha. Although the meaning is not very interesting, the name sounds equally good for a boy and a girl.
Casey. This is an anglicized version of the Irish surname Kathasah , which means vigilant in Irish. If you think Casey has a cool ring, this might be the name for your little one. And you can easily pair Casey with Carey if you have twins.
Cassidy. This gender-neutral name comes from an Irish surname which means descendant of Kayside. It was also the name of a fictional cowboy, evoking images of the Wild West.
Cheyenne. This name comes from the Dakota word shahiyena , meaning “red talkers”, and is the name of a Western Plains Indian people. This name has been used as a given name since the 1950s.
Courtney. Originally an English aristocratic surname, Courtney comes from French as the name Curtenus, from Latin as the word curtus or from the Norman language in which it means short nose.
It became popular as a female name in the 1970s.
Dakota. The Dakota people hail from the northern Mississippi River Valley, and in the Dakota language, the name means allies or friends.
Evelyn. This name comes from an English surname. The name was first used as a boy’s name in the seventeenth century before it became popular as a girl’s name. In 2018, this name was the 10th most popular female given name.
Finley. This is the English form of the word Fionnlagh, which in Gaelic means white warrior. Some abbreviate this name to Finn, Finn or Finny. A great option for your little warrior.
Gael. The origin of this name is unknown, but linguistically it refers to native Gaelic speakers. Perhaps this is a variant of Gwenael, which means “blessed and generous.” The name can be pronounced as Gale or in French or Spanish as Ga-el.
Hayden. This name comes from an English surname, which in Old English means hay valley.
The meaning is quite simple, but the name itself has a pleasant modern sound.
Hunter. It was originally an occupation-based family name for a hunter, based on Old English hunta . This works well even today, whether your family is into hunting or not!
Jamie. This unisex name comes from the Lowland Scot diminutive of James, and since the nineteenth century this cute name has been used for girls as well.
Jordan. The Hebrew name Jordan means to descend or flow down. This is the name of the river that flows through the peoples of Israel and the Jordan. The name was revived in the 19th century and became even more popular in the twentieth century. You don’t have to be religious – or even a basketball fan! – to choose this name.
Kim. Nowadays, the name is sometimes used as a short form of Kimberly, but the name Kim actually predates the use of Kim as a cute nickname. Kim can also sometimes be used as a shortened form for Kimball.
Check out this list if you need more old fashioned names.
Lennox. It comes from a Scottish surname that originated from an area in Scotland called Leamhnachd which means place of elms in Gaelic. This name will be appreciated by nature lovers.
Leslie. In Gaelic, the name means holly garden. The name was originally used for the name of a place in Scotland and later used as a surname before becoming popular as a given name in the nineteenth century. What a beautiful name with a beautiful meaning!
Lindsey. In Old English, this name means Lincoln Island. The name was originally intended for the region, and was used as a surname in both England and Scotland before becoming popular as a boy’s name in the 1960s and as a girl’s name in the 1970s.
Madison. The name comes from an English surname meaning son of Maud. The modern name is popular today. It also pairs with many other names like Addison in case you have twins.
Read this article to learn more about twin names.
Morgan. The name comes from the old Welsh male name Morkant, which translates as sea ( over ) circle ( cant ). This name became popular for girls in the 1980s as well. This name is suitable for a couple who love water and want to convey this appreciation to their child.
Rowan. This name comes from the anglicized Irish surname O Ruadhain, meaning a descendant of Ruadhan. It’s also the name of a tree. If you like the idea of nature-based names, check out these options.
Shelby. A variant of the English surname Selby, which was based on the site, meaning willow farm in Old Norse. Shelby is also the name of a famous automotive designer and some of his creations.
Sydney. The name was originally an English surname derived from the word “place”, which in Old English means “wide island”. There are many cities with this name, but why not use it for your child?
Skyler.
This unique-sounding name is a variant of the Dutch surname Schuyler, which means scientist. If you are from a family of scientists, you may want to pass this legacy on to the next generation under this name.
Taylor. Originally an English surname for someone who was a tailor, in Latin it means to cut. It’s a fairly common unisex name these days. There are many celebrities with this name, so this might be a good choice for your little star.
Whitney. The name means “white island” in Old English. Although it was originally a male name, it became popular as a girl’s name in the 1960s and 1980s. And, if you like, you can give your child the nickname Whit, which sounds pretty cool.
You may have found the perfect unisex baby name on this list. However, if you haven’t found inspiration here, our Baby Name Generator has a comprehensive list of names. Search names by first letter, lineage, gender, or even names inspired by nature, royalty, mythology, etc.
A baby name party can also be another great way to find the right name for your baby.
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Poet Rachel Rostad once wrote in “Names”: “ When you name your daughter , this is a prayer for whatever you want it to be. “So a name is not just a name, it carries all your hopes and dreams for your girl.
For example, your daughter’s name Bella means that you hope that one day your daughter will live up to her name, which means “beautiful”. By choosing the name of a popular character such as Leia or Hermione, you are expressing your desire for her to grow up just like them – strong, smart and confident.
Today we will talk about the names of epicenes. Epicene names do not have a strict gender distinction; they can work for both men and women. Giving your child a gender-neutral name means telling your child: “ I will give you the opportunity to explore your gender identity in the future, no matter what you decide.
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Increasing gender equality and gender variability has made epic names much more common today as parents try to place fewer gender restrictions and expectations on their children than they used to. Using boy names that are also cute for a girl is just one way to do this; you can also let them wear both men’s and women’s clothes, or let them play with both men’s and women’s toys.
And as a parent, this is one of the best gifts you can give your children—the freedom to be themselves, your unconditional love and support regardless of their identity, and respect for the decisions they make about their identity. .
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Names starting with
Addison, Aidan, Aiden, Ainsley, Alex, Allyn, Angel, Arden, Ashley, Ashton, Aubrey, Avery
Celebrities who shocked the name: Ashton Shepherd
Names starting with B
Bailey, Billy, Blair, Bley, Bratt
Celebrities, who shocked the name: Brays Dallas Khitti 9000 Names that start with C
Cameron, Carey, Carsen (or Carson), Casey, Charlie, Chris, Corrie, Corey, Courtney
Celebrities who shook the name: Cameron Diaz
Names that start with D
Dakota, Dallas, Danny, Darby, Derian, Delaney Dell, Devin, Dorian, Drew, Dylan , Erin, Evan
Celebrities who rocked the name: Evan Rachel Wood
Names that start with F
Finn, Freddie, Flynn, Frankie
Celebrities who rocked the name: Finn Carter
Names that start with G
Gabriel, Gale, Gale, Jerry, Gray, Gwyn
Celebrities who rocked the name: Genesis Rodriguez
Names that start with H
Halsey, Harley, Hayden (or Halsey, Harley, Hayden) , Haley, Hilary, Hudson
Celebrities who rocked the name: Hayden Panettiere
Names that start with I
Ira
Celebrities who rocked the name: Ira Fronten
Names that start with J
Jaycee, Jaime, Jamie, Jamie, James, Jean, Jessie, Joey, Jordan, Jude, Justice
Carey, Kay, Keegan, Kendall, Kerry, Kim, Kirby, Keith, Kyle , Lin, Logan
Celebrities who rocked the name: Leighton Meester
Names beginning with M
Mackenzie, Maddox, Marian (or Marion), Marley, Mason, Mel, Mika, Milo, Montana, Morgan, Murphy
names that start with N Morgan Fairchild
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names that start with N
Nash, Noah, Nicky
Celebrities who rocked the name: Noah Cyrus
Names that start with O
Odell, Owen
Celebrities who shocked the name: Haley Owen
Names starting with p
Payton, Parker, Paquet
Celebrities, who shocked the name: PEYTON LIST
Relaxes with Q
Quincy, Quinn
Celebrities who rocked the name: Quinn Shepard
Names beginning with R
Randy, Regan, Reed, Reese, Riley, Ridley (or Ripley), Robin, Rory, Rowan, Royce , Rudy, Russi, Ryan
Celebrities who rocked the name: Robin Wright
Names beginning with S
Sam, Sawyer, Skyler, Scout, Shane, Shannon, Shelby, Shelley, Sheridan, Sidney, Skeeter, Spencer, Storm
Celebrities Spencer Grammer
Names beginning with T
Tanner, Tatum, Taylor, Tegan, Temple, Terry, Toby, Tommy, Tony, Tori, Tristan, Tyler
Celebrities who rocked the name: Taylor swift
Yvonne (or Yvonne)
Celebrities who shook the name: Yvonne Strahovski
Names that start with Z
Zane, Zana, Zola (or Zora)
Celebrities who shook the name
Zora
Conclusion
We hope you got the inspiration you’ve been looking for with our list of male names for girls.
Whether it’s promoting your child’s choice of gender identity as they grow up, or challenging the ever-expanding world of gender norms – giving a girl a masculine or gender identity. a neutral name can give them more freedom in the process of growth. older.
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While there are many names that may seem most appropriate—or traditionally used—for one particular gender, there are so many beautiful names that are perfect for any child (although perhaps any name is suitable for any child!). We found over 200 names, from casual and trendy names to more unique ones that will suit your child no matter what.
Go ahead, find some of our favorite baby names from A to Z!
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Adair, Adan, Addison, Hell, Adrian, Aiden, Ainsley, Alby, Alex, Ali, Amari, Andy, Angel, Ari, Ariel, Aries, Ash, Asher, Aspen, Atlas, Aubrey, August, Austin , Avery
B
Baker, Bailey, Bali, Banks, Bellamy, Beckham, Berkeley, Billy, Blaine, Blair, Blake, Bobby, Bowen, Brett, Briar, Brighton, Briley, Brinley, Brooklyn, Bryce
C
Calan, Cairo, Camden, Cameron, Campbell, Carey, Carson, Carter, Casey, Cassidy, Celine, Chandler, Charlie, Chris, Cody, Colby, Cole, Collins, Corey, Cove
D
Dakota, Dale, Dallas, Dana, Dane, Darryl, Declan, Delta, Devin, Dorian, Drew, Dylan
E
Easton, Eli, Elliot, Ellis, Allison, Amber, Emerson, Emory, Evan , Ezra
F
Fallon, Finley, Florian, Flynn, Francis, Frankie
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Gabriel, Galen, Glenn, Gray, Gray
H
Harley, Harper, Hayden, Hanter
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J
James, Jamie, Jaden, Jalen, Jessie, Jordan, Jude, Julian, Juniper, Justice
C
Caden, Kai, Keegan, Kelly, Kendall, Kennedy, Kerry, Knox, Kyle , Lucian, Lumi
M
Mackenzie, Madison, Marley, Mason, Max, Maxwell, Mika, Milan, Mina, Monroe, Montana, Morgan
N
Nash, Nevada, Nico, Noa, Noel
O
Oakley, Ollie, Ore, Ozzy
P
Palmer, Paris, Parker, Pat, Perry, Peyton, Piper, Phoenix
Q
Quinn
R
Reagan, Reed, Reese, Rain, Remy, Rey, Riley, River, Roan, Robin, Rory, Roo, Rowan, Royal, Rudy, Ryan, Ryder, Rylan
S
Sage, Salem, Sam, Santana, Sawyer, Sailor, Scout, Seven, Shannon, Sean, Shiloh, Skylar, Sloane, Spencer, Sterling, Stevie, Sunny, Sydney
t
Tanner, Tatum, Taylor, Terry, Theo , Tony, Tori, Tracy, Tyler
U
Umbra, Unique, Uri
V
Giving unisex names is more popular with girls than with boys—in 1998, almost a quarter of the top 100 girl names were unisex names, while only 16 of the most popular names given to boys were unisex names.
However, as you can see from the following list, there wasn’t much of a crossover between boys and girls, at least when it comes to the names at the top of the charts.
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If his show stays popular, there will likely be more little boy Kelsey running around. 
Nuff said, “This is a great name for both genders and another unisex classic. 
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Origin: Middle English. How to choose a name for boys and girls
It is known that a lot depends on how a boy or a girl is called. There are traditional names, and there are new ones, unusual for our ear. Often you can find cases when a child has not only an unusual, but also a dissonant name. What are his sufferings worth afterwards, for example, at school!
It follows that the choice of a name is an extremely important procedure, which, unfortunately, many parents simply ignore. And absolutely in vain. Let’s look at how to choose the right name for a boy or girl so that they are happy.
Contents:
- The name sounds different
- Consider also the baby’s middle name
- Tips for naming a boy well
- Tips for naming a girl well
- General tips for a difficult choice
The name sounds different
Since childhood, we hear the sounds of our name most often.
And so – throughout life. It turns out that this is the most pleasant sound for us, and it was chosen by the parents. This word consists of certain sounds, of different frequencies, which excite certain areas in the brain. Here are some sound differences to consider before choosing a name.
- “Solid”. These are, for example, Daria, Ekaterina, Igor, Dmitry, Peter and others. Under the influence of a solid sound stimulus, an appropriate character is formed in children.
- Neutral – Zoya, Lyudmila, Pavel, Artem (Artemy), Olga, Anna, Valery, Denis and others. Such people are often persistent and reasonable.
- Soft – Svetlana, Sergey, Alexei, Vasily, Vera, Mikhail, etc. Such people are primarily distinguished by a soft and flexible character.
Pay attention to the fact that the chosen name is easy to pronounce, otherwise it will bring a lot of problems for such a person. It is not necessary to name the children after the names of the dead relatives – this can bring them many problems.
This applies to both girls and boys. Also, do not name a girl after her grandmother, and a boy after her grandfather, otherwise they will acquire some bad character traits “as a gift”.
Also consider the baby’s patronymic
It is necessary that the person’s name is combined with the patronymic. And here it is necessary to make the right choice. First of all, it is not necessary that the name ends with a consonant, and the patronymic also begins with a consonant. In this case, the patronymic will be distorted. And the person will anxiously expect what they will call him this time.
If the patronymic sounds “hard”, that is, it is formed from their “hard” name, then the name must be soft, and vice versa. This choice is also associated with the so-called “new” names. So, in one city, the mother named the boy Dawn. Imagine how this will now be combined with a patronymic, and how a teenager will feel, say, at school.
Tips on how to name a boy successfully
Thinking about how to choose a name for a boy, you need to be very careful so that it helps to form positive character traits.
So the boy will grow up as a bold successor of the family, the protector of the family. Before choosing the most important word for a boy, you must remember that he will also be a father in the future. So, it is necessary to choose it so that later a beautiful middle name can be formed from it. When choosing an atypical name, remember how it will sound if you form a derivative from it. Otherwise, then Ivan Karlosovich will sound very strange and unnatural.
Before choosing a boy’s name, please note that it is undesirable to name boys after their father. This is not entirely easy to pronounce, and the child will be unbalanced, capricious from this. Sometimes a child can inherit some negative character traits and even a bad fate.
Remember not to give a boy a female-male name. If the surname turns out to be indeclinable, this can bring certain problems to an adult. Of course, we don’t even know about them. Keep in mind how it will sound in a diminutive form, since this is also important.
And of course, learn all about the etymology of the word you want to name the baby. Often it can have a meaning that we did not even know. So, many believe that Maria is of native Russian origin, just like Ivan. But all these names are actually Jewish.
Tips on how to successfully name a girl
First of all, do not rush and pick up the first successful option, immediately go to the registry office for registration. After all, there are a large number of the most unusual female names, and not one mother will be tempted to choose it for her daughter. Yes, you can go on about fashion and name the girl the way, say, a dozen of your friends do. But think about it: will this girl feel happy?
Think, for example, what will happen in fourteen or fifteen years if you name a girl Musetta. That’s right, she will contact the registry office for a “rename”. And of course, she will face a lot of personal problems.
Consult a dictionary or reference book to find out how to choose a name.
Indeed, advice is often given in literature in order to name the girl in the most harmonious way. You also don’t need to call her the name of a famous person: in a few years they will forget about her, but the girl will be very uncomfortable.
General tips for difficult choices
Here are the most general tips to help you name your son or daughter the best.
- Conduct a kind of “fitting” of the name. Think about how the other person would like it.
- Ask the stranger to say it out loud several times. After all, a person will also be addressed aloud, and not otherwise. If outsiders pronounce the name wrong, then your choice is not so good.
- Remember what people (maybe celebrities) have the same name.
- Consider the baby’s middle name.
- Avoid rare and unfortunate names, so as not to spoil life later and not create problems for children.
- If you want to name your son or daughter “too nice”, then know that this draws too much attention.