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Updated October 2026

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Lumine
Latin, English
"lights; illuminate"
A rare choice that feels perfectly familiar, Lumine combines the Lu- of Lucy, Louise, and Lucia, with the -ine ending of Josephine and Evangeline. Derived from the Latin lumina "lights" or the…
Weyman
English, Anglo-Saxon
"man of war; battle protection"
Derived from Wymond or Wigmund, Old English names meaning "war protection", Weyman is a surname style choice, chosen in 2025 by singer Sam Hunt and his wife Hannah Lee Fowler.
Gwaine
Variation of Gawain, Popular Culture, Welsh
"may hawk"
Unusual yet familiar in sound, the name Gwaine appeared in the BBC TV series Merlin , in which the character was an adaptation of Gawain, one of King Arthur's loyal knights in the Arthurian legends.…
Malvina
Scottish
"smooth-browed one"
An invention of the eighteenth-century romantic poet James Macpherson, in his epic cycle about Ossian, a legendary Celtic hero. In Poland, where it was popular at the start of the 20th century, the…
Finchley
Place name, English
"finch clearing; finch's meadow"
Bird name Finch has been quietly used in the US since the early 2010s, perhaps thanks to the rise of Wren and Birdie, and because of its connection to Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird . Longer form…
Finchley
Place name, English
"finch clearing; finch's meadow"
Finch has been given to a small number of boys each year since the 2010s, likely inspired by the rise of Robin, Wren, and Birdie, and because it appears in Harper Lee's novel, To Kill a Mockingbird ,…
Winfred
Old English
"friend of peace"
While this may look like a contracted form of vintage girl name, Winifred, it is in fact an Old English masculine name in its own right. Borne by the 8th century monk and missionary St. Boniface, it…
Azzi
Arabic, Italian, English
"to be powerful, cherished; noble"
A stylish, multicultural option, Azzi may be considered a variation of the Italian Azzo, meaning "noble" or an Arabic name relating to the element azza meaning "to be powerful" or "to be cherished".…
Imi
Short form of Imogen or Imisioluwa, English, Yoruba, Greenlandic
"maiden; inspiration of God; water"
Light and zippy, Imi may be familiar as a nickname for the Shakespearean Imogen, or for the Yoruba name, Imisioluwa. Alternatively, it is a standalone Greenlandic name, derived from the word imeq…
Immie
Short form of Imogen, English, Celtic
"maiden"
A short form of the Shakespearean Imogen, it may appeal to those who like Effie, Emmie, Billie, Coco, and Millie. Yet to appear in the US stats, it has been occasionally used in the UK over recent…
Wilkins
English, German
"son of Wilkin; resolute protection"
Wilkins is a surname style name, derived from Wilkin, itself a diminutive form of the strong classic William. Used quietly in the US across the 19th century, it may be one to consider if you want…
Fredella
Feminine form of Fred or compound of Fred and Ella, English
"peaceful ruler; + all, completely; + fairy maiden"
A rare and clunky femininization of the classic Fred, for those who like the airy -ella over the spiky -erika, Fredella may also be considered a compound name. As such, it may simply mean "peaceful…
Kristolyn
Variation of Christalyn or Krystal, English, Greek
"Christian; crystal"
A variation of Christalyn, itself a modern feminine form of Christian or Christina, Kristolyn is notably associated with Broadway star and actress, Kristolyn Lloyd. The name may be considered a…
Amphelise
Medieval English
"friendship; to love + lucky, fortunate"
A medieval name with a light, friendly feel, Amphelise emerged in the 11th or 12th century from the Latin Amphelisia. While the exact meaning is unknown, theories include that it is a blend of amicus…
Carraway
English
"path to a triangular piece of land"
While Caraway-with-one-R brings to mind nature and herbs, the double R variant is reminiscent of Nick Carraway, the narrator of the classic novel The Great Gatsby . With its trendy surname feel and…
Carraway
English
"path to a triangular piece of land"
While Carraway brings to mind Nick Carraway, the narrator of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby , there is no reason why this cool surname-name wouldn't work on a girl. Modern and stylish, with a…
Aibhne
Irish, Scottish Gaelic
"river"
A rarely used nature name, derived from the Irish and Scottish word abhainn , meaning "river", Aibhne is a unisex choice, much like a its English language counterpart. The pronunciation varies…
Moibeal
Moibeal is an extremely rare feminine name with Gaelic origins. It appears to be a variant spelling of Moibheal or possibly related to the Irish name Mobhí. The name's exact etymology is somewhat…
Swade
English surname or variation of Suede
"soft leather material; Swedish; swath, track"
Combining the sounds of Sage, Sadie, and Jade, and gender neutral vibes of Quinn and Blake, Swade might be one to watch out for in coming years. It can be viewed in two ways: a respelling of word…
Delilah-mae
Hyphenated name
"delicate + beloved, drop of the sea"
Stylish Delilah meets vintage Mae to make this spirited compound name, which has the combined meaning of "delicate and beloved", "delicate drop of the sea", or "languishing, weak, and bitter",…

UK Baby Names

Lumine

Weyman

Gwaine

Malvina

Finchley

Finchley

Winfred

Azzi

Imi

Immie

Wilkins

Fredella

Kristolyn

Amphelise

Carraway

Carraway

Aibhne

Moibeal

Swade

Delilah-mae