By Sophie Kihm · Updated September 2026
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Icelandic, Norse
"eagle"
A bird-related name, from the Old Norse element ǫrn , Árni has featured a number of times in the Icelandic Top 50 since the 2010. Appearing as Arne in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, this form has been…
Variation of Ashwin, Sanskrit
"possessed of horses"
A unisex name of Sanskrit origin, this name — along with its other forms, Ashwin and Ashwina — are used in many languages across the Indian subcontinent. It is associated with the Ashvins, the twin…
Yoruba
"my joy"
Often found as part of longer names like Ayomide or Ayomidele, Ayomi is a Yoruba name blending the elements ayọ̀ and mi meaning "my joy". It is also used as a Japanese feminine name meaning "peace,…
Spanish
"most powerful man"
Aythami is a name native to the Canary Islands, off the coast of Spain. Virtually unknown in the US, there are some notable modern people named Aythami, also spelled Aythamy.
