Rosalind
“horse” · “fame”
>99% girls
Names made famous by books, film and popular culture
Names that share a history or a tradition.
English · Nature Latin · Nature Olivia
“of the olive tree; one who is peaceful” · “olive tree”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Portia
“piglike woman; an offering”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Perdita
“a lost woman”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Imogen
“a maiden” · “one who is innocent and pure”
>99% girls
French · Literary Juliet
“one who is youthful; daughter of the sky”
>99% girls
Latin · Royal Cordelia
“a good-hearted woman; a woman of honesty”
>99% girls
English · Royal Hal
“the ruler of the house” · “home”
>99% boys
Ancient Greek · Literary Troilus
Troilus is a masculine given name from Ancient Greek.
>99% boys
Gaelic · Literary Macbeth
“the son of Beth”
37% boys · 63% girls
Latin · Timeless Antonio
“a flourishing man; from an ancient Roman family”
>99% boys
Literary Claudio
“one who is lame”
>99% boys
Italian · Nature Viola
“resembling the purplishblue flower”
>99% girls
English · Literary Florizel
“a young woman in bloom”
40% boys · 60% girls
Literary Prospero
“a fortunate man”
>99% boys
German · Literary Hamlet
“from the little home”
>99% boys
English · Literary Pamela
“very strange” · “a woman who is as sweet as honey”
>99% girls
Literary Clarissa
“fame”
>99% girls
Literary Amelia
“one who is industrious and hardworking”
>99% girls
Literary Nicol
“of the victorious people”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Justine
“one who is just and upright”
3% boys · 97% girls
Arabic · Literary Leila
“night”
>99% girls
Literary Christabel
“follower of Christ”
>99% girls
German · Royal Maud
“one who is mighty in battle”
>99% girls
Literary Vivien
“white lady” · “one who is full of life; vibrant”
>99% girls
Literary Pippa
“a friend of horses”
>99% girls
English · Old-fashioned Shirley
“from the bright clearing”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Loredana
Loredana connects an Italian literary heroine with an older Venetian surname.
>99% girls
Italian · Modern Ornella
“of the flowering ash tree”
>99% girls
Latin · Old-fashioned Beatrice
“one who blesses others”
>99% girls
Latin · Nature Laura
“laurel” · “crowned with laurel; from the laurel tree”
>99% girls
Hebrew · Literary Janice
“God is gracious”
>99% girls
Scottish · Literary Bonnie
“a pretty and charming girl”
>99% girls
Latin · Literary Rhett
“a well-spoken man”
99% boys · 1% girls
Literary Scarlett
“vibrant red color; a vivacious woman”
>99% girls
Irish · Literary Careen
Careen has a possible literary starting point, although the way the name was formed is less certain.
>99% girls
Gaelic · Shared Tracy
“one who is warlike”
35% boys · 65% girls
Scottish · Literary Greer
“one who is alert and watchful” · “watchful”
20% boys · 80% girls
Gaelic · Nature Cary
“from the river” · “from the fort on the hill”
95% boys · 5% girls
English · Literary Spencer
“dispenser” · “an administrator; dispenser of provisions”
81% boys · 19% girls
Literary Claudette
“one who is lame”
>99% girls
German · Literary Humphrey
“a peaceful warrior”
>99% boys
English · Literary Clark
“a cleric; a clerk”
98% boys · 2% girls
Welsh · Literary Trevor
“from the large village”
>99% boys
Hebrew · Celtic James
“supplanter” · “heel grabber”
99% boys · 1% girls
French · Old-fashioned Jean
“God is gracious”
66% boys · 34% girls
Hebrew · Celtic Jane
“God is gracious” · “one who is fair; a beautiful girl”
>99% girls
English · Literary Marilyn
“a man of the lake”
>99% girls
Scandinavian · Literary Elvis
“one who is wise”
>99% boys
Hebrew · Norse John
“God is gracious”
>99% boys
Latin · Timeless Paul
“small” · “a small or humble man”
>99% boys
Germanic languages · Literary Charlene
“a small, strong woman”
>99% girls
Modern Kylie
“from the narrow channel”
>99% girls