Newest Names on Nameberry
Updated Mon Oct 13 2025
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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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- Valley
Origin:
English word nameMeaning:
"low area of land between hills and mountains"Description:
An evocative word name, conjuring up images of the beautiful low land between hills and mountains, and the streams and rivers that often run through them, Valley has the advantage of also sounding totally name-y. Reminiscent of Ally, Valerie, Valentina, Tally, and Callie, it is a rising choice in the US, more than doubling in popularity in recent years.
- Elisedd
Origin:
Old WelshMeaning:
"benevolent, kind"Description:
Ultimately derived from the Old Welsh elus, Elisedd is one of the sources of the currently popular Ellis. It was notably borne by a 8th century king of Wales, known as both Elisedd ap Gwylog and Elise. Likely pronounced as Eh-lih-seth, it might appeal to writers looking for a historical name with a familiar, modern nickname.
- Swantje
Origin:
Pet form of Swanhild, Swanaburg, or similar, German, FrisianMeaning:
"swan; little swan"Description:
Strong, poetic, and with a hint of mystique, Swantje is both a Frisian pet form of names containing the "swan" element, and a stand-alone name, meaning "little swan" or "daughter of the swans". In Germanic mythology, Swantje also links to a group of Valkyries known as the swan fighters or swan maidens, who could turn into swans by putting on a feather garment.
- Maevie
Origin:
Diminutive of Maeve, IrishMeaning:
"she who intoxicates"Description:
Twenty-first century favorite Maeve, with a nickname-y twist, Maevie is reminiscent of Maisie, Evie, Ivy, and Navy. It first appeared in the US stats in 2023, and a recent year saw it given to 12 girls. In England and Wales, the name has also risen, quietly but significantly, and in the latest count, it was given to 17 girls, placing it within the Top 2000
- Mereswyth
Origin:
Old EnglishMeaning:
"strong as the sea"Description:
A magical Anglo-Saxon choice, Mereswyth combines the Old English mere ("sea") with swiþ ("strong") to form a name that reflects the power of the ocean. It could make a cool choice for writers looking for something bold but with sweet nickname Meri.
- Umi
Origin:
HawaiianMeaning:
"tenth"Description:
Notably borne by Umi-a-Līloa, a fifteenth century supreme ruler or high chief of Hawaii, Umi is comes from the word for "tenth". The legendary king was considered just and responsible for uniting the Hawaiian island, having come into power after killing his brother, to end a brutal reign.
- Mizuki
Origin:
JapaneseMeaning:
"good luck, auspicious, hope; water, mist"Description:
A zippy and upbeat Japanese name with both a cheerful and hopeful meaning, and one relating to nature, depending on which kanji elements are used. It appears on a character in the game AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES and in the RPG Genshin Impact.
- Trucy
Origin:
Popular cultureMeaning:
"truth; see through; see true"Description:
Used in the video game series, Ace Attorney, Trucy is the name given to a profession stage magician in the fictional universe. Inspired by the word "true" and by the phrase "see through", her name is play on the character's ability to perceive things, notice tricks, and understand others' intentions.
- Mehar
Origin:
Indian, Sanskrit, PunjabiMeaning:
"kindness"Description:
A popular Punjabi first name and surname, Mehar has friendly sound and a lovely meaning to match. It ultimately emerged as a modern form of Mithra, via Mehr, and is associated with both the 7th month in the Persian calendar, and with the Persian God of light and friendship.
- Utena
Origin:
JapaneseMeaning:
"pedestal"Description:
Appearing in the anime series Revolutionary Girl Utena, Utena is possibly inspired by the Japanese word for "pedestal", though it is also viewed as a pop-culture creation. The character is known for her tomboyish, admirable, and kind nature.
- Rin
Origin:
JapaneseMeaning:
"severe, dignified; jade"Description:
Sharp and to the point, Rin is a unisex Japanese name, meaning "severe, cold", "dignified", or "ethics" depending on the kanji used. It may also be considered a variation of the Chinese Lin, lending it the meaning "jade". While it is more popularly used for girls in Japan (where it sits in the Top 10), it has appeared as a masculine name in a number of popular anime and manga series, such as Blue Exorcist.
- Yor
Origin:
Japanese, Spanish, GreekMeaning:
"violet flower"Description:
Used for a character in the popular manga and anime series, Spy × Family, Yor is a transliteration of the Japanese pronunciation of Yol, Yol being a nickname for the Spanish and Greek Yolanda. As such, it means "violet flower".
- Nemera
Origin:
Hebrew, ArabicMeaning:
"leopard"Description:
Also spelled as Namira, this animal-inspired choice derives from the Hebrew namer or the Arabic namir, both meaning "leopard". As such, it's a multicultural choice, associated with strength, independence, and agility.
- Winslo
Origin:
Alternative form of Winslow, EnglishMeaning:
"friend's hill"Description:
Stylish and easy going Winslow is a surname-style choice and a place name that up until 2009 was predominantly, albeit quietly, used on boys. Now, it is a unisex option that currently leans feminine. This spelling variation has yet to enter the charts but with Marlo and Munro catching on, this stripped back choice might appeal in the future.
- Graihagh
Origin:
ManxMeaning:
"lovable, affectionate"Description:
A modern Manx name from the Isle of Man, Graihagh comes from the Manx word for "loveable", giving it a cuddly feel which is then balanced out by the stronger sounds. A way to nickname Gray perhaps, Graihagh is a rare choice, notably borne by BBC broadcaster and presenter Graihagh Jackson.
- Amane
Origin:
JapaneseMeaning:
"heavenly sound; sound of rain; everywhere"Description:
A gentle Japanese name with a variety of meanings, Amane is associated with pleasing sounds and harmonies and with being sweet and mild, tranquil and calm. Other kanji elements connected it to rain and jasmine flowers, along with being celestial or increasing.
- Belemir
Origin:
TurkishMeaning:
"cornflower"Description:
A bright and pretty Turkish name, with a poetic and floral feel, Belemir means "cornflower". Notably borne by actress Belemir Temizsoy, it also appears as a masculine name in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
- Maylis
Origin:
French place name or compound nameMeaning:
"mother lily; bitter, beloved, drop of the sea + lily"Description:
A sleek and pretty French name, that can be one of two things: a place name, borrowed from a commune in the south of France or a compound name, blending Marie and Lys. As a place name, it likely means "mother lily" from mair and lys, however as a smoosh name, it could mean "beloved lily", "bitter lily", or possibly "sea lily" too.
- Yoru
Origin:
Japanese, Spanish, GreekMeaning:
"violet flower"Description:
Also appearing as Yor, Yoru is used for a character in the popular anime and manga series, Spy × Family. It is an Anglicization of the Japanese pronunciation of Yol, itself a nickname for Yolanda, making this a floral choice.
- Fynlo
Origin:
ManxMeaning:
"fair Lugh"Description:
A variation of Finlo, a Manx name from the Isle of Man, originally used to honor the pagan sun god of the island, Lugh. It blends the Irish fin ("blessed", "fair") with the deity's name, itself meaning "light, brightness" or "oath". As such, Fynlo could be interpreted to mean simply "fair Lugh" or more figuratively, "blessed light" or "faith oath".