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115 names

English · Vintage revival
Goldie
“gold”
57FamiliarRising fast
>99% girls
Yiddish · Old-fashioned
Pearl
“a precious gem of the sea”
53UncommonEasing
>99% girls
Hebrew
Yisroel
Yisroel is a masculine given name from Yiddish, ultimately from Hebrew.
52UncommonRising
>99% boys
Germanic
Hersh
“resembling a deer”
30RareRising
>99% boys
Yiddish · Modern
Shloime
Shloime is a masculine given name from Yiddish.
26RareSteady
>99% boys
Hebrew · Mythological
Bina
“bee”
24RareEasing
>99% girls
Hebrew
Berel
Berel is a masculine given name from Yiddish.
18Very rareSteady
>99% boys
English
Rella
“from a foreign land”
17Very rareRising
>99% girls
Yiddish · Modern
Kron
“crown, garland”
16Very rareRising fast
>99% boys
Yiddish
Eisen
“iron”
15Very rareEasing
>99% boys
Yiddish · Modern
Hirsh
“resembling a deer”
11Very rare
>99% boys
English · Old-fashioned
Yetta
“ruler of the house” · “myrtle”
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
Hebrew · Nature
Feige
“resembling a bird”
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
German
Selig
“one who is blessed”
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Yiddish · Modern
Ber
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
German · Modern
Matlin
Matlin is a surname from Yiddish.
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
Yiddish
ברמן
ברמן (bérman) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Hebrew.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Perelman
Perelman is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Slotkin
Slotkin is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Gewirtz
“spices”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Мандельштам
Мандельштам (Mandɛlʹštám) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Russian.
No U.S. birth series
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Old High German
Finkelstein
“spark”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Naiman
Naiman is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
80% boys · 20% girls
Yiddish
Eidelstein
Eidelstein is a surname from Russian, ultimately from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Marantz
“orange”
No U.S. birth series
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Old High German
Zilberstein
“silver”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Garfinkel
“carbuncle”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Fingerman
“finger, toe”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Pevsner
Pevsner is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Franken
Franken is a surname from Dutch, ultimately from Yiddish. It is used in English and Dutch.
No U.S. birth series
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German
Ройзман
Ройзман (Rójzman) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Russian.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Greenspan
“green branch, green bridle”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Matza
Matza is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Old High German
Ziskind
“sweet”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Gelfand
“elephant”
No U.S. birth series
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German
Фишман
Фишман (Fíšman) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Russian.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Milgram
“pomegranate”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Braver
Braver is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Sjloume
Sjloume is a masculine given name from Yiddish. It is used in Dutch.
No U.S. birth series
>99% boys
Yiddish
Ротштейн
Ротштейн (Rotštéjn) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Russian.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Salts
“salt”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
שרפשטיין
שרפשטיין (shárfshteyn) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Hebrew.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Shafran
Shafran is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
71% boys · 29% girls
Yiddish
Hinde
“owning a group of camels; a wife of Muhammad”
No U.S. birth series
35% boys · 65% girls
Yiddish
Apt
Apt is a surname from Yiddish.
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Шендерович
Шендерович (Šendɛróvič) is a surname from Yiddish. It is used in Russian.
No U.S. birth series
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German
Zingel
“defensive wall”
No U.S. birth series
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Yiddish
Yoshke
“Yoshke son of the soldier Pantera”
No U.S. birth series
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