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Filter by meaning, origin, style, era and sound. Every card shows how the name divides between boys and girls, and how its popularity has moved since 1880. Or see the whole shape of it in the name graph.

4,932 names

  • Latin · Nature

    Oliver

    “olive tree”

    96Very commonRising

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Nature

    Olivia

    “of the olive tree; one who is peaceful” · “olive tree”

    95Very commonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Hebrew · Celtic

    James

    “supplanter” · “heel grabber”

    94Very commonEasing

    99% boys · 1% girls

  • Germanic · Timeless

    Henry

    “home” · “power”

    94Very commonSteady

    >99% boys

  • Latin

    Mia

    “who is like God?”

    93Very commonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Greek · Saints

    Sebastian

    “man from Sebasta” · “the revered one”

    90Very commonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Hebrew · Norse

    John

    “God is gracious”

    89Very commonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Saints

    Leo

    “lion” · “resembling a lion”

    89Very commonRising

    >99% boys

  • Greek · Timeless

    Alexander

    “helper and defender of mankind”

    88Very commonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Gaelic

    Owen

    “born of Esos”

    88Very commonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Mythological

    Aurora

    Aurora is a feminine given name from Latin, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European. It is used in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and 9 other languages.

    88Very commonRising

    >99% girls

  • Latin

    Camila

    “a ceremonial attendant; a noble virgin”

    87Very commonSteady

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Anthony

    “a flourishing man; from an ancient Roman family”

    86Very commonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Hebrew · Biblical

    Jacob

    “heel grabber” · “supplanter”

    86Very commonCooling

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Literary

    Lucy

    “light”

    86Very commonRising

    >99% girls

  • Latin

    Miles

    “one who is merciful” · “a soldier”

    86Very commonRising

    >99% boys

  • Latin

    Roman

    “roman” · “a citizen of Rome”

    86Very commonRising

    99% boys · 1% girls

  • Latin · Nature

    Luna

    “the moon”

    86Very commonRising

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Literary

    Emily

    “rival”

    85Very commonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Grace

    Grace is an English word name with religious roots and later associations with both public figures and everyday naming traditions.

    84CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin

    Valentina

    “one who is vigorous and healthy”

    84CommonRising

    >99% girls

  • Latin

    Silas

    “a woodland dweller”

    83CommonRising

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Nature

    Nova

    “new; a bright star” · “a butterfly chaser”

    83CommonRising

    5% boys · 95% girls

  • Latin

    Adrian

    “man from Hadria” · “a man from Hadria”

    82CommonEasing

    99% boys · 1% girls

  • English · Nature

    Stella

    “star of the sea”

    82CommonSteady

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Nature

    August

    “one who is venerable; majestic”

    82CommonRising fast

    91% boys · 9% girls

  • Hebrew · Biblical

    Axel

    “source of life; small oak” · “axe”

    82CommonSteady

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Timeless

    Victoria

    “victory”

    81CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Royal

    Lillian

    “resembling the lily”

    81CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Greek

    Christian

    “anointed” · “a follower of Christ”

    80CommonEasing

    99% boys · 1% girls

  • Latin · Old-fashioned

    Clara

    Clara has Latin roots and a meaning associated with fame and brightness, with use across several European languages.

    80CommonSteady

    >99% girls

  • Latin

    Archer

    “a skilled bowman”

    80CommonRising fast

    99% boys · 1% girls

  • English · Royal

    Austin

    “one who is venerable; majestic” · “venerable; majestic”

    79CommonEasing

    97% boys · 3% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Vincent

    “conquering” · “one who prevails; the conquerer”

    79CommonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Old-fashioned

    Vivian

    “white lady” · “one who is full of life; vibrant”

    79CommonSteady

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Saints

    Dominic

    “a lord”

    79CommonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Latin

    Lorenzo

    “man from Laurentum; crowned with laurel”

    78CommonRising

    >99% boys

  • Latin

    Liliana

    “resembling the lily”

    78CommonSteady

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Saints

    Lucia

    “light”

    78CommonRising

    >99% girls

  • Greek · Old-fashioned

    George

    “farmer” · “one who works the earth”

    77CommonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Latin

    Natalie

    Natalie is used as a given name and a surname. One Latin interpretation is “born on Christmas Day; refers to Christ's birthday.”

    77CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Old-fashioned

    Anna

    “a woman graced with God's favor”

    76CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Caroline

    “a joyous song; a small, strong woman”

    76CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Cecilia

    “blind”

    76CommonRising

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Modern

    Juniper

    “resembling the evergreen shrub with berries”

    76CommonRising fast

    1% boys · 99% girls

  • Hebrew · Nature

    Mary

    “star of the sea” · “from the sea of bitterness”

    74CommonSteady

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Julia

    “one who is youthful; daughter of the sky”

    74CommonEasing

    >99% girls

  • Latin · Timeless

    Valerie

    “strong and valiant”

    74CommonSteady

    >99% girls

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