Updated October 2026
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Welsh
"warrior chief"
Now that Kimberly is no longer one of the top girl names, Kim or long form Kimball feel more gender neutral.
English
"divine bear; divine warrior"
A surname style choice that could get you nicknames Bear and Ozzy, which is pretty cool. It comes from the Old English variant of the Old Norse Ásbjǫrn, which was introduced to England after the…
Short form of Lewis, English variation of Louis
"renowned warrior"
Lew is a masculine name that originated as a short form of Lewis or Louis. It has English and Scottish roots, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'famous battle' or 'renowned warrior.' The name…
Compound name, blending Ana and Luisa
"grace + renowned warrior"
This pretty compound name uses the Spanish variations of Anna and Louisa to create a light but powerful name. Artist Analuisa Corrigan, who is in a relationship with actor Logan Lerman might have…
Blend of Louise and Anne, French, English
"graceful, renowned warrior"
A vintage-feeling compound name, blending two classic choices, Louanne was popular in France in the 2000s, both in this form and as Lou-Anne. While it may mean "graceful, renowned warrior" from Anne…
Thai
"victory, triumph, warrior + joy"
Also spelled as Pirada, this Thai name is a strong and joyful choice, meaning "courageous warrior", or "triumph, victory + delight". A notable bearer is Pirada Burkansa from the K-pop girl-group…
A strong and cheerful Thai name, Pirada is notably borne by Pirada Burkansa, a member of the K-pop girl-group, tripleS , who performs under the alias Sullin. Also spelled as Phirada, the name means…
Norwegian, Old Norse
"feared warrior"
Derived from Old Norse, this rugged name is the Norwegian form of Óttarr, and might also be used in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. It might appeal to those who enjoy both Arthur and Otto.
Greenlandic, from French and English
Short and sweet, Luui is the cute Greenlandic form of Louis and Louise. Used on both girls and boys, its sound is very similar to the English Louie.
Variation of Igor, Old Norse via Russian
"warrior"
Egor is a Slavic masculine name, primarily used in Russia and Eastern Europe. It is a variant of the name Igor, which derives from the Old Norse name Ingvarr, composed of 'Ing' (a Germanic god) and…
Dutch compound of Maria and Loes/Louise
"beloved, drop of the sea, bitter + renowned warrior"
Reminiscent of modern favorite Marlowe, but grounded by its ties to classic Maria and Louise, Marloes is a Dutch compound name that made the Top 500 in the Netherlands back in the 2000s.
Greenlandic, from German and French
This cute mini-name is the Greenlandic form of both Louis and Louisa, making it a distinct and wearable unisex choice for a baby of any gender.
Spanish and Portuguese variation of Roger, German
"famous warrior"
Rogerio is particularly popular in Portuguese-speaking countries like Brazil and Portugal, as well as in Spanish-speaking regions where it's sometimes spelled Rogério with an accent. The name carries…
Slovene, Slovak, Croatian
A Slavic variant of Aloysius most often used in Slovenia and Slovakia, distinct for its Z ending.
Scottish
"white warrior"
A traditional Scottish spelling of the name Finlay, Findlay, or Finley, derived from the even earlier Findláech. It has been notably borne by the 13th century Scottish bishop, Fionnlagh MacCailein…
Variation of Alois or Aloysius, Latin
Aloys derives from Alois, a form of the Latin Aloysius which is a relative of the German and French Louis. Aloys has been particularly popular in German-speaking countries, especially Austria,…
French, English
This classic girl name did rank in the US Top 1000 numerous times between the 1880s and 1930s, and 2022 saw it received by 8 boys.
Compound name of Stella and Louise
A poetic sounding compound name, that could mean "renowned warrior of the stars".
Polish version of Aloysius, Latin
The Polish form of the aristocratic Aloysius, Alojzy has a zippier, spikier sound. The name ultimately has its roots in the German Ludwig, making it a relative of Louis and Louisa.
Hungarian, from German
The Hungarian form of Roger is a fun twist on the retro classic. The name is also related to Rudolf: The Hungarians affectionately referred to Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria as Prince Rezső.…