Newest Names on Nameberry
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Introducing the newest names added to Nameberry's ever-growing database.
We are constantly discovering new names from cultures across the world. Our newest names for girls include Roselotte, Trishna, Lumikukka, and Graihagh . Newest boy names include Fynlo, Tsedef, Issei, and Caelius.
Other attractive new additions to our database include Liliom, Tua, Anactoria, Rosaire, and Sixto.
Have you got a name you'd like to see added to Nameberry? If so, visit the forums to give your suggestions!
Check out this list of the newest names on Nameberry, and you too might discover one you haven't heard of before. They are ordered here by their current popularity on Nameberry.
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- Three
Origin:
EnglishMeaning:
"number three, third"Description:
While Tripp, Trey, and Tres have been used in the past to celebrate the number three — whether that be for a third generation junior or a third son — more recently, simply using the word Three has become an option. Whether parents consider it their lucky number, associate with the Holy Trinity, or want to honor a particular position on a sports team, Three has been given to at least 16 boys in recent years.
- Fawnie
Origin:
English, RomaniMeaning:
"fawn, young deer"Description:
If you like Bambi but want something just a shade less cutesy, Fawnie might be the one for you. A nickname-y elaboration of Fawn, it means "young deer", and while it is still very sweet, it's sounds are similar enough to Fern, Bonnie, Marnie, and Franny that it feels more solid than its Disney counterpart.
- Orla
Origin:
Danish, meaning unknownDescription:
While English speakers may will recognize Orla as an Irish girl name with a golden meaning, it is also used as Danish masculine name, and as a unisex choice in Norway, Finland and Germany. The exact etymology in this case is unknown, but one theory is that is comes from Orsolo, Urs, or Ors, all stemming from the Latin ursus meaning "bear".
- Kayode
Origin:
YorubaMeaning:
"bringing joy"Description:
Predominantly used as a masculine name (though occasionally feminine too), Kayode is a joyful Yoruba name, derived from the elements ko ("gather"), ayo ("joy"), and de ("to come"). Used as a stand-alone name, it may also be combined with other elements to expand the meaning, for example Olukayode means "God brings joy".
- Maeblythe
Origin:
English compound nameMeaning:
"beloved, pearl, drop of the sea + happy, carefree"Description:
Fairy-like and evocative with a hint of cottagecore, Maeblythe is a blend of two popular middle names that come together to make a rare compound name. It might be interpreted as meaning "beloved and carefree" or "happy pearl".
- Maeblythe
Origin:
English compound nameMeaning:
"beloved, pearl, drop of the sea + happy, carefree"Description:
Fairy-like and evocative with a hint of cottagecore, Maeblythe is a blend of two popular middle names that come together to make a rare compound name. It might be interpreted as meaning "beloved and carefree" or "happy pearl".
- Hélie
Origin:
French form of Helias, HebrewMeaning:
"my God is Yahweh"Description:
A variation of Helias, itself a Latin form of modern favorites, Elias and Elijah, Hélie is a French name, pronounced similarly to the English Ellie but with emphasis on both syllables. Seen occasionally in France, alternative Élie is preferred.
- Sewall
Origin:
EnglishMeaning:
"sea power"Description:
A rare, surname style choice, with a hint of Saul, Sol, and Sully about it, Sewall has been notably borne by geneticist Sewall Wright and automobile pioneer Sewall K. Crocker, who made the first successful cross-country automobile trip. It was also the middle name of Louisa May Alcott's younger sister (and the inspiration behind Beth of Little Women), Elizabeth Sewall Alcott, chosen because it was her maternal grandmother's maiden name.
- Odesa
Origin:
Ukrainian place nameMeaning:
"voyage"Description:
While Odessa may be more familiar in the US, Odesa is the Ukrainian spelling of the sea port, named by Catherine the Great for Homer's Greek epic, The Odyssey. As such, it may be interpreted as meaning "voyage" or "long journey".
- Lomani
Origin:
FijianMeaning:
"love, beloved"Description:
Lomani is a name with stylish sounds and a wholesome meaning. Chosen in 2025 as a middle name by presenter Michelle Ackerley and Olympic coach Ben Ryan, Lomani translates to "love, beloved" in Fijian.
- Avénie
Origin:
French form of Awen, Breton, WelshMeaning:
"muse, inspiration"Description:
A melodic and poetic choice, derived from Awen, a Welsh and Breton name, associated with the artistic muse and inspiration. Borne by a 9th century saint (and sister to Saint Benoît of Massérac), Avénie is a rare, creative and arty feeling choice that may appeal to those who enjoy Azélie, Avril, and Averie.
- Marcetta
Origin:
Elaboration of Marcella or Marcelle, LatinMeaning:
"warlike; dedicated to Mars"Description:
Likely used as a rare elaboration of Marcelle or Marcella — or as a variant of the French Marcelette —Marcetta may appeal to those who enjoy both Marcy and Etta as nicknames.
- Maveline
Origin:
Elaboration of Maeve, Mavis, Maven, or MabelMeaning:
"she who intoxicates; songbird; one who understands; lovable"Description:
A twist on Madeline, a spin on Maybelline, or an elaboration of Maeve, Mavis, or Maven, Maveline contains plenty of stylish sounds that may appeal to contemporary parents. Pronounced as MAV-uh-line (or leen or lynn) or MAYV-uh-line (or leen or lynn), it may catch on as a way to expand a shorter name.
- Youri
Origin:
Dutch and French form of Yuriy or George, GreekMeaning:
"farmer"Description:
Derived from Yuriy, the Russian and Ukrainian form of George, Youri is a Dutch and French equivalent of the name. Gentle yet hardy, it has an international feel and was saw some popularity in France and the Netherlands during the 2000s. Pronounced as yoo-ree, in France, both syllables would be emphasized, while in Dutch, only the first would be.
- Heddwen
Origin:
WelshMeaning:
"blessed peace"Description:
A feminine form of the poetic Heddwyn, this Welsh name combines the elements heddand gwyn to form a name that means "blessed peace". The masculine variant was notably used by the Welsh-language poet, Ellis Humphrey Evans, who picked it after being inspired by the way sunlight broke through the mist in the Welsh valleys where here lived.
- Nua
Origin:
Irish, Ogoni, VietnameseMeaning:
"new, fresh; second daughter; woman, flower bud"Description:
Borrowed from the Irish word for "new" and "modern", Nua could make a novel alternative to Nova or Neo, or to the similar sounding Noa and Nora. In Ireland, its pronunciation varies regionally, with noo-uh, noo, and noh in use, though English speakers are likely to choose the two-syllable option.
- Pirada
Origin:
ThaiMeaning:
"victory, triumph, warrior + joy"Description:
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 "courageous warrior", or "triumph, victory + delight" in Thai.
- Trishna
Origin:
Hindi, SanskritMeaning:
"thirst, desire, longing"Description:
A beautiful name of Sanskrit origin, Trishna blends strong and gentle sounds. The name literally means "thirst" in Sanskrit, but can be interpreted as relating to longing and aspiration and with a desire for life and knowledge.
- Sylvestre
Origin:
French form of Sylvester, LatinMeaning:
"wood, forest, wild"Description:
A sleek, arty looking form of Sylvester, this forest-inspired name was fairly popular in France up until the 70s. However, like other Sylv- names, it is currently out of style in its native country, where it may well be considered dated. It is said with two distinct first syllables (SEEL-VEHST), followed by a breathy, quietly there 'R' sound.
- Phirada
Origin:
ThaiMeaning:
"victory, triumph, warrior + joy"Description:
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 tripleS, who uses Sullin as her stage name.

