Female names most popular over the last 10 years - page 720.

Unique African American variant spelling of the Arabic name Mecca, meaning "the cube" or "the square," holding significant spiritual importance in Islam as the holy city where millions of Muslims annually make pilgrimage.

Ethiopian boy's name derived from the Amharic word 'melak', meaning peace.

Rare Hebrew name derived from "malon," meaning "dancer.

Unique African female given name derived from Swahili "mercy," meaning compassion or forgiveness, with "-grace" adding elegance or divine favor. It combines mercy's kindness and understanding with grace's poise and beauty. Popularized during the 20th-century African American civil rights movement, Mercygrace remains uncommon yet captivating due to its rich history and profound significance.

Unique Latin-derived female name meaning 'midday' or 'noon', symbolizing warmth, brightness, and energy.

Distinctive English given name created by Noah Webster in honor of his mother Mehitable Murray, gaining popularity due to Webster's influence on American education and language.

The rare yet captivating name Mersadie originates from Arabic, meaning 'mercy' or 'rahmah', embodying kindness and empathy.

Unique, uncommon Persian name whose meaning varies depending on the source. Some suggest it means "gift of the sun", while others consider its origin uncertain due to a lack of known meaning. Its rarity makes it distinctive, with few individuals bearing this name globally.

The name Mesk has uncertain origins and meanings; while some theories suggest Arab or Basque roots, none are definitively proven.

Scandinavian feminine given name derived from Margrete (Norway) or Margrethe (Denmark), ultimately meaning "pearl".

Unique Hawaiian name derived from "miah", meaning "sea". It signifies strength and connection to the ocean.

Rare Greek name meaning 'dark wisdom' or 'wise and dark', likely inspired by the goddess Athena's wise and somber persona.

American name created as a blend of Micah and Maya, with meanings of "who is like God?" and "illusion/magic" respectively. Despite its significant origins, Micayah has no established history or cultural associations beyond those created by the individuals who bear it today. It remains a unique choice for parents seeking distinctive names.

Unique Hebrew name derived from "Mikayel," meaning "Who is like God?" It's a variant of Micah, gaining popularity among Christians due to its biblical associations.

Rare Hebrew name derived from "michlalah," meaning "daily portion" or "allowance." In Jewish tradition, Michla represents Thursday among the seven sisters who embody the days of the week.

Distinctive Hebrew name meaning "Who is like God?" derived from Micah, a prophet in the Old Testament.

Distinctive given name of French origin, derived from the French word 'mignon' meaning 'cute' or 'pretty', popularized by Wilhelm Hauff's 19th-century novel.

Slavic girl's name of Bulgarian and Macedonian origin, meaning "my dear" or "my beloved.

Shawnique: A blend of popular American names Shawn and Unique, suggesting distinctiveness; rare yet memorable, pronounced SHAW-nik or SHAW-ni-ke. Gained popularity among African American communities in recent years but remains uncommon overall.

Captivating Arabic name meaning "long-lived" or "eternal," symbolizing timeless beauty and enduring grace.

Exotic, Latin-American name that means "milkmaid.

Scandinavian girls' name derived from 'Mýli', meaning 'mill'.

Rare and exotic Swahili name meaning 'pearl', signifying purity, beauty, and rarity. Popularized by Kenyan author Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o in his novel 'Weep Not, Child', it continues to be beloved among East African communities for its cultural roots and enduring charm.

Unique Latin-derived given name meaning 'thousand', popularized by historical figures like Millia Davenport Hyde.

Captivating African name derived from Malagasy, meaning 'thousands of roses', signifying grace, elegance, and abundance.

French name meaning "sailor", originally derived from the word for limpet, popularized by Louis-Ferdinand Céline's dog character in his novel "Journey to the End of the Night".

Unique female name of Latin origin, derived from the word "miles" meaning soldier or warrior.

Slavic female given name derived from the Russian word "milaya", meaning "dear" or "beloved". It is often associated with affection and love.

Minako, a popular Japanese feminine name, originates from ancient Japan and translates to "source of the sea.

Chinese-origin given name that has gained worldwide popularity, derived from the historic Ming dynasty (1368-1644 AD), often associated with brightness or intelligence.

Rare yet elegant Slavic name derived from 'mir' (peace/world) and '-slava' (glory), signifying 'glorious peace'.

Unique Latin-derived name, meaning 'sea-born', originally derived from Miriam and popularized during the Renaissance due to its association with beauty and grace.

Slavic girls' name of Czech origin, derived from "Míra" meaning "peace", popular in the Czech Republic and signifying harmony.

Arabic name of ancient origin, meaning "sea," believed to bring wisdom and tranquility. It gained fame through Queen Sheba's legend, symbolizing intelligence and courage.

Uncommon given name of uncertain origin and meaning, brought to public attention when chosen by singer Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and rapper Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter for their daughter in 2017. Its true significance remains unknown, but it has gained popularity due to its association with the famous couple's child.

Beautiful, rare Hebrew name meaning "who is like God.

Meet Missie, a Dutch origin name translating to 'lucky one' or 'favored by the gods,' derived from 'miss' meaning 'to miss' or 'to lack', plus the diminutive suffix '-ie'.

Unique female given name of American origin coined by poet James Whitcomb Riley in the late 19th century for a character in one of his stories. Its meaning is uncertain but it has been embraced by some families for its uniqueness. Notable individuals named Mitchelle include former First Lady Michelle Obama.

Unique African name of Swahili origin, meaning "tornado" in English, reflecting power and dynamism. Used for centuries in East Africa, it often holds deep cultural significance and personal meanings.

The French name Modeste, meaning 'modest', has historical significance but remains rare today.