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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.

985 names

  • Gaelic · Nature

    Rowan

    “of the red-berry tree”

    87Very commonRising

    74% boys · 26% girls

  • English · Shared

    Parker

    “the keeper of the park”

    86Very commonSteady

    65% boys · 35% girls

  • Royal

    Charlie

    “free man” · “a small, strong woman”

    83CommonRising

    48% boys · 52% girls

  • American · Modern

    River

    “from the river”

    83CommonRising

    65% boys · 35% girls

  • English · Shared

    Sawyer

    “a woodcutter” · “one who works with wood”

    81CommonEasing

    73% boys · 27% girls

  • German · Shared

    Emerson

    “the son of Emery”

    80CommonSteady

    40% boys · 60% girls

  • English · Modern

    Tatum

    “bringer of joy; spirited”

    79CommonRising fast

    47% boys · 53% girls

  • English · Shared

    Hayden

    “from the hedged valley”

    78CommonEasing

    68% boys · 32% girls

  • Gaelic · Royal

    Rory

    “the red queen” · “a red-haired man”

    78CommonRising fast

    59% boys · 41% girls

  • African · Modern

    Amari

    “having great strength; a builder”

    77CommonRising

    66% boys · 34% girls

  • English · Shared

    Sutton

    “from the southern town”

    77CommonRising fast

    33% boys · 67% girls

  • English · Shared

    Sage

    “wise one; type of spice”

    76CommonRising fast

    32% boys · 68% girls

  • English · Nature

    Oakley

    “from the field of oak trees” · “from the meadow of oak trees”

    76CommonRising fast

    35% boys · 65% girls

  • Hebrew · Modern

    Shiloh

    “one who is peaceful; abundant” · “he who was sent”

    75CommonRising fast

    42% boys · 58% girls

  • English · Shared

    Blake

    “a dark beauty” · “a dark, handsome man”

    74CommonEasing

    60% boys · 40% girls

  • Native American · Shared

    Dakota

    “a friend to all”

    74CommonSteady

    44% boys · 56% girls

  • Scottish · Nature

    Dallas

    “from the valley meadow” · “from the dales; from the city in Texas”

    73CommonSteady

    74% boys · 26% girls

  • English · Shared

    Ellis

    “Jehovah is my God” · “noble”

    72CommonRising

    73% boys · 27% girls

  • surnames · Shared

    Finley

    “a fair-haired hero”

    72CommonEasing

    46% boys · 54% girls

  • Latin · Shared

    Milan

    “from the city in Italy; one who is gracious” · “an eager and hardworking man”

    72CommonRising fast

    70% boys · 30% girls

  • English · Shared

    Lennon

    “daughter of love” · “son of love”

    72CommonRising

    26% boys · 74% girls

  • Greek · Modern

    Phoenix

    Phoenix is a unisex given name from Latin, ultimately from Ancient Greek.

    71CommonSteady

    60% boys · 40% girls

  • English · Shared

    Remington

    “from the town of the raven's family”

    71CommonEasing

    65% boys · 35% girls

  • Scottish · Shared

    Lennox

    “one who owns many elm trees”

    70CommonRising

    71% boys · 29% girls

  • Hebrew · Shared

    Ariel

    “a lioness of God” · “a lion of God”

    69FamiliarEasing

    27% boys · 73% girls

  • English · Shared

    Miller

    “one who works at a mill” · “one who works at the mill”

    69FamiliarRising fast

    69% boys · 31% girls

  • Gaelic · Shared

    Casey

    “vigilant, wakeful” · “a vigilant woman”

    68FamiliarRising fast

    74% boys · 26% girls

  • Hebrew · Shared

    Ari

    “resembling a lion or an eagle”

    68FamiliarRising

    62% boys · 38% girls

  • Shared

    Baylor

    Baylor is a masculine given name.

    68FamiliarRising fast

    69% boys · 31% girls

  • Greek · Shared

    Alexis

    “helper and defender of mankind”

    67FamiliarCooling

    36% boys · 64% girls

  • Shared

    Emory

    “the work ruler; the strength of home”

    67FamiliarRising

    29% boys · 71% girls

  • Persian · Modern

    Armani

    “one who is desired; a goal”

    67FamiliarRising

    56% boys · 44% girls

  • French · Shared

    Remy

    “woman from the town of Rheims” · “man from the town of Rheims”

    67FamiliarSteady

    61% boys · 39% girls

  • English · Modern

    Briar

    “resembling a thorny plant”

    67FamiliarRising

    38% boys · 62% girls

  • Gaelic · Nature

    Murphy

    “daughter of a great sea warrior” · “a warrior of the sea”

    67FamiliarRising fast

    38% boys · 62% girls

  • Arabic · Shared

    Salem

    “one who is at peace”

    67FamiliarRising fast

    38% boys · 62% girls

  • English · Nature

    Leighton

    “from the town near the meadow”

    66FamiliarSteady

    26% boys · 74% girls

  • Hebrew · Modern

    Azariah

    “one who is helped by God”

    66FamiliarRising

    52% boys · 48% girls

  • Welsh · Shared

    Drew

    “one who is wise”

    65FamiliarSteady

    67% boys · 33% girls

  • Modern

    Kamari

    Kamari is a masculine given name.

    65FamiliarRising

    72% boys · 28% girls

  • Modern

    Reign

    Reign is a masculine given name.

    65FamiliarRising

    33% boys · 67% girls

  • English · Shared

    Denver

    “from the green valley”

    64FamiliarRising fast

    62% boys · 38% girls

  • Modern

    Sevyn

    “the seventh-born child” · “refers to the number; the seventh-born child”

    64FamiliarRising fast

    37% boys · 63% girls

  • Hebrew · Royal

    Jamie

    “she who supplants” · “he who supplants”

    63FamiliarSteady

    47% boys · 53% girls

  • English · Shared

    Robin

    “one who is bright with fame”

    63FamiliarRising

    47% boys · 53% girls

  • Shared

    Frankie

    “woman from France; one who is free” · “a free man; a landholder”

    63FamiliarRising

    32% boys · 68% girls

  • Scottish · Shared

    Campbell

    “having a crooked mouth”

    63FamiliarRising

    46% boys · 54% girls

  • Danish · Shared

    Skyler

    “one who is learned; a scholar” · “a fugitive”

    62FamiliarCooling

    44% boys · 56% girls

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