Female names most popular over the last 10 years - page 524.

Indian-origin masculine given name derived from Sanskrit, associated with the Hindu storm god Rudra, meaning 'roaring' or 'reddish'.

Name with uncertain origins, potentially derived from Greek 'Rhea' meaning 'mother', or English 'rye'. It's been used historically and appears in popular culture, despite its unclear meanings.

Uncommon yet captivating Irish name derived from the surname Ó Raghailla, meaning 'descendant of Ragallach', which translates to 'little bright one' or 'shining one'.

Distinctive Spanish name derived from 'sabor', meaning 'flavor' or 'taste', associated with those who appreciate good food.

Samairah: A rare and beautiful Arabic female name, meaning 'clear sky', evoking vast expanses of pollution-free blue. It reflects the serene beauty of nature and is deeply appreciated by those who love the natural world.

Sanskrit-derived name meaning 'complete all' and signifies the continuous cycle of life, death, and rebirth in Hindu and Buddhist philosophies.

Persian origin, derived from 'sayeh', meaning 'shadow'. It gained popularity through Iranian poet Sayyid Ahmad ibn Zabihullah al-Hashemi, known as Sayat-e Nova.

Schylar: Rare name of unknown origin, possibly German 'grape', first recorded in 16th century England.

Distinctive Hebrew female name meaning 'righteous', with historical significance in Judaism.

Unknown origin but possibly Old English 'scadu', meaning shadow or darkness, has gained recent popularity due to its association with natural elements and cultural narratives.

Enchanting Irish name derived from Siobhán, meaning "God is gracious," with variants like Shiandra and Shianne. Its roots trace back to the Gaelic word "Sibheal," translating to "fairy" or "elf," connecting it to Ireland's mythical Síde beings.

Uncommon yet charming Italian girl's name derived from "shiari," meaning "sandy beach.

Unique French name composed of Sophia (Greek for 'wisdom') and Marie (Latin form of Miriam, meaning 'sea').

Arabian female name signifying 'beautiful countenance', found among Allah's 72 names.

Greek-origin female name derived from "stasis," meaning "standing still" or "immobility." It signifies strength, stability, and calmness, reflecting its ancient Greek roots and historical figures such as Saint Stassia. Today, Stassia is admired worldwide for its uniqueness and elegance.

English given name derived from the Old English word 'sunnere', meaning 'of the sun'.

Latin-derived name with a unique charm, originally meaning "swine" or "pig". However, it evolved from Susanna, a Hebrew name meaning "lily" or "rose", and has been used as an independent given name for centuries in Spain despite its unusual derivation.

Unique Arabic name meaning 'forbidden' or 'sacred', associated with holiness and respect, reflecting its ancient Islamic tradition origins.

Tajae: A Swahili-origin name meaning "born in the evening," gaining popularity due to its unique sound and symbolic interpretation as bringing light into surroundings.

Uncommon yet captivating name of African origin, derived from the Yoruba culture meaning 'my desire is to give birth', symbolizing hope and longing for offspring.

Unique Native American female given name meaning 'queen of the flowers', reflecting beauty, grace, fertility, and abundance.

Arabic female given name meaning "remembrance," associated with Islamic practices of commemorating deceased loved ones. It was originally used as a title for Fatima al-Zahra', daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, and is also believed to be given to daughters born on Ashura, marking Imam Husayn's martyrdom.

Hebrew name derived from 'tif'eret', meaning 'beauty' or 'splendor'; it represents harmony in Jewish Kabbalistic teachings.

Rare German name derived from the ancient Germanic word "tilaz," meaning "army" or "war.

Timiya, of African origin, means "Yours is mine" in Yoruba, symbolizing unity and belongingness.

Rare, Scandinavian-derived name meaning "Thor's lion," combining the power of Norse thunder god Thor with the nobility of lions.

Recently created blend of Tracy ('bold') and Lynn ('lake'), conveying strength by water.

German-origin unisex name derived from "triste," meaning sad or sorrowful, though it's now seen as unique and beautiful beyond its original meaning.

Sanskrit name derived from the historic Indian city, meaning 'abounding in wealth'.

Italian boys' name derived from "viani," meaning "of the vineyards.

Rare yet powerful Slavic female name meaning 'flow' or 'stream', symbolizing adaptability and movement.

Distinctive female given name derived from Latin 'Victor', meaning 'victory'. It signifies 'female victory' or 'female conqueror', reflecting strength and triumph over adversity.

Latin origin, meaning 'having the color green', derived from 'viridis'. It signifies growth and nature.

Vivian is a Latin-derived name meaning "life" or "full of life," originally used for both boys and girls but now more commonly given to females. It has historic popularity with notable figures like photographer Vivian Maier and Saint Vivian.

English name of historical significance, originally meaning 'dye-giver', reflecting its occupational roots as weaver or dyer.

Uncommon yet captivating feminine name of German origin, derived from Old Germanic elements 'wenda' meaning "to go" or "to travel", and 'hild' signifying "battle". It translates to "noble fighter" or "bold warrior".

Uncommon Norwegian name derived from Old Norse 'Vinrøi', meaning 'island of friends'.

Rare Hebrew name derived from the word 'yachid', meaning 'unique' or 'only one'.

Spanish-origin unisex name derived from "yail," meaning "to rejoice." It's associated with happiness and celebration, making it a popular choice among Spanish-speaking communities worldwide despite its unclear historical precedent.

Rare, Latin American female name derived from the Spanish word "yanai," meaning "to be weary" or "tired." Despite its potential association with fatigue, Yanaisy symbolizes resilience, wisdom, and perseverance in face of adversity. Originating from Colombia or Venezuela around mid-20th century, this distinctive name celebrates life's journey and personal growth.