Female and male names most popular since 1880 - page 958.

The name Montserrat is of Catalan origin, derived from "mont" meaning mountain and "serrat" meaning saw or tooth, referring to the jagged peaks of the Caribbean island named by Christopher Columbus.

Meet Mykale, a distinctive name of Greek origin meaning 'beautiful crown' or 'fair hair', with a rich history rooted in ancient mythology and significant battles.

Nastacia, of Latin origin, signifies plant movement and is associated with historical figures known for faith and literary prowess.

Hebrew name meaning "comfort" or "consolation", derived from the root word "nacham".

Unique Spanish name derived from "nevar," meaning "to snow," symbolizing cold and icy beauty.

Scandinavian name of Finnish origin, derived from "Niini" which means "thus" or "like that", often associated with agreement or affirmation.

Striking French name derived from 'nor', meaning north, and '-elle', creating feminine names. It signifies "from the north", reflecting its geographical roots.

African name derived from the Swahili word "nyota," meaning "star." It signifies guidance, hope, and aspiration.

Hebrew male given name meaning 'God is my light,' with historical significance and spiritual depth, yet relatively uncommon today.

Rare Scottish given name derived from the Gaelic surname "Ormiston," meaning "of the seal town.

Cornish given name derived from the word 'pasty', meaning a folded bread pocket with savory filling, popular among miners and laborers in 19th-century Cornwall.

Paul Anthony is an American compound name combining the classic names Paul ("humble") and Anthony ("priceless").

Powerful male name of German origin, derived from Rambaugh, meaning strength, endurance, and resilience, popularized by Sylvester Stallone's action film series "First Blood.

Rees: Welsh origin, means "ardent/enthusiastic", derived from "rydd".

Uniquely American given name coined in the mid-20th century, evoking images of strength and balance without a specific meaning or history attached to it.

American name created by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings for her novel "The Secret River", with no specific meaning or history attached to it. Some associate it with the Latin word "rounda" meaning "round" and Celtic "lyn" meaning "lake", interpreting Rondalyn as "round lake".

Unique, musical name of Hebrew origin that means "song" or "lyric," suggesting creativity and self-expression. It's also sometimes associated with the biblical figure Miriam, implying wisdom, courage, and leadership qualities.

Scarlettrose, derived from French 'scarlate' meaning scarlet red and 'rose', symbolizes passion and grace with a melodious sound.

Sebastian, of Latin origin, means "venerable" or "revered". It gained prominence during the Middle Ages due to Saint Sebastian's martyrdom and has been used throughout history by notable figures like Sebastian of Portugal. Today, it remains popular for its distinctive sound and meaningful origins.

Distinctive African name of Yoruba origin from Nigeria, meaning "Beautiful crown," embodying power, beauty, and grace.

Rare, feminine name of Latin origin, derived from 'sol' meaning sun, and 'sistere' meaning to cause to stand still, symbolizing the pause or reflection at the solstice event.

Stephanie is a feminine name of Greek origin, derived from Stephanos meaning 'crown' or 'garland'.

African-derived name, originating from the Swahili word 'tamika', meaning 'quiet' or 'peaceful'.

Unique Greek-derived name meaning "stretch" or "extend," historically linked to the goddess Artemis and often used as an epithet reflecting her protective role.

Theresa is a Latin name meaning 'to harvest', associated with prominent historical figures like St. Teresa of Ávila and Mother Teresa.

Distinctive English name often used as a shortened form of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ'. It has gained popularity recently due to its use by celebrities like actor Topher Grace. Though uncommon compared to other names, its catchy sound makes it memorable and easy to pronounce.

German origin, meaning "tree" and originally used as a surname for someone living near a tree or working as a woodcutter. It first appeared in America in the late 17th century with Johannes Traeger's arrival in Pennsylvania. Today, it is predominantly found among people of German descent and often associated with strength, resilience, and nature. Recently, the name has gained recognition through Traeger Grills, founded by Joe Traeger in 1990, adding a modern connection to outdoor cooking.

Rare Greek name meaning "honorary warrior", derived from "tyma" (honor) and "arion" (Ares, god of war).

Attractive African American name derived from the West African 'Tiyesha', meaning 'beautiful girl'.

Uncommon yet intriguing name of Indian origin, specifically from Kerala, where its meaning remains rich but unknown.

Violet is a Latin-derived name meaning 'purple' or 'violet', popularized in England during the 19th century and associated with creativity and uniqueness.

Greek name meaning "gift from God," derived from John, which has biblical significance.

Hebrew female name that means "Jewish woman," originating from biblical times and named after Judith, who saved her people by defeating an Assyrian general.

Spanish-origin name derived from "joroba," meaning "hump." It's an affectionate nickname or diminutive of José, signifying "God will increase.

Exotic given name with unknown Spanish or African/Middle Eastern roots, popular among Spanish-speaking communities despite having no definitive meaning or history.

Unique Spanish name derived from Zamora city, signifying ties to its rich historical roots.

Hebrew name meaning "man" or "earth", variant of Adam and originally given to humanity's first ancestor in the Bible.

Adorian: Its origins are unknown, with no widely accepted meaning or history.

Feminine given name of Latin origin, derived from Adrianus, meaning 'from Hadria,' referring to the Adriatic Sea in Italy.

Mysterious name of unknown origin, without a specific meaning or etymology, allowing for varied interpretations such as a blend of French 'air' and English 'lynn', or a variant spelling of Irish 'aird'. Despite its lack of historical significance, Airen's unique sound and enigmatic allure have made it increasingly popular in recent years.