Newest Names on Nameberry
Updated Mon Dec 29 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 Lushanya, Ruusu, Valmai, and Eilika. Newest boy names include Alojzy, Khayri, Veijo, and Lanyon.
Other attractive new additions to our database include Eala, Connla, Hallum, Jespie, and Tevel.
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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- Alwenna
Origin:
Variation of Alwena, Welsh, Breton, EnglishMeaning:
"white brow, nourishing; light, bright; elf joy"Description:
A variation of Alwen and Alwena that helps to avoid it being said as al-WEE-na, Alwenna is an earthy and warm feeling choice.
- Esmerée
Origin:
Literary name, FrenchMeaning:
"to love, respect"Description:
A poetic choice that may appeal to those who like Esmé but also the likes of Guinevere, Isolde, and Eluned, Esmerée is the name of a beautiful princess of Wales in Arthurian legend. The character appears in the French poem Le Bel Inconnu written by Renaut de Bâgé in the 12th-century.
- Realta
Origin:
Irish word nameMeaning:
"star"Description:
A modern Irish word name that has been appearing (albeit very quietly) in the Irish charts since the 2010s, Realta has the celestial meaning of "star". Pronounced as RAYL-tuh in some parts of Ireland and as REHL-tuh in others, it may also be spelled as Réalta.
- Réaltín
Origin:
IrishMeaning:
"little star"Description:
Also appearing in the charts as Realtin, Reailtin, Réaltan, and Réiltín, this distinctive Irish name combines the word réalta with a diminutive suffix, giving it the sparkly meaning of "little star". This form was the most popular, given to 11 girls in Ireland in a recent year which did in fact place it in the Top 400.
- Réiltín
Origin:
IrishMeaning:
"little star"Description:
Derived from the Irish réalta meaning "star", combined with a diminutive suffix, Réiltín is a glowing, modern choice in Ireland. Given to eight girls in a recent year (which placed it in the Top 500 in Ireland), it is the second most popular form of the name, outranked only by Réaltín.
- Norazlan
Origin:
Malay, Arabic, TurkishMeaning:
"lion of light"Description:
A Malay compound name, blending Turkic Aslan with the popular Arabic Nur, this name may be interpreted to mean "lion of light". Also written as Nurazlan and Nor Azlan, it has a bright and powerful feel.
- Norvaidas
Origin:
LithuanianMeaning:
"haunted by desire; one expected to appear"Description:
A rare and intriguing Lithuanian name combining noras meaning "wish, desire, want" and vaidentis meaning "to haunt, to appear, to see". As such, Norvaidus may be interpreted to mean "haunted by desire"; "appearance of a wish" or "one expected (or desired) to appear". The latter meaning may be particularly appealing for a long-awaited baby, while the former have a touch of poetry about them.
- Neonilla
Origin:
Russian, GreekMeaning:
"new"Description:
Bright and intriguing, Neonilla is an ancient name with the cool meaning "new". Derived from the Greek "neos", it was borne by an Orthodox saint, persecuted and martyred in the third century. An unexpected route to nicknames Nola, Noa, Neo, and Nila, it is occasionally used in Russian and the Ukraine.
- Neonila
Origin:
Ukrainian, GreekMeaning:
"new"Description:
Traditionally spelled as Neonilla, this is the Ukrainian form of the saintly name. Borne by a 3rd century saint, martyred during Roman persecution, Neonila is derived from the Greek "neos", meaning "new". Used occasionally in Russian and the Ukraine, it may make an interesting alternative to Nova or as an unexpected way to get to nicknames Nola, Noa, Nia, Nila, and Neo.
- Zeka
Origin:
Diminutive of Zechariah or similar, variation of Zeki, Hebrew, Albanian, TurkishMeaning:
"He has remembered; clever, intelligent"Description:
A multicultural choice that can be used as a nickname, a given name, and a surname, Zeka might appeal to those who enjoy names such as Sacha, Mika, and Luka, and to those who like Hezekiah and Ezekiel but don't want anything so heavily Biblical.
- Wolfstan
Origin:
Modern form of Wulfstan, EnglishMeaning:
"wolf stone"Description:
An ancient name with a modern twist, Wolfstan comes from the Anglo-Saxon name Wulfstan. It maintains the power of its older form while feeling looking and feeling familiar and cool. Meaning "wolf stone" from the Old English elements wulf and stan, it comes with three versatile nickname options: edgy and on-trend Wolf; cute and playful Wolfie; and vintage grandpa name, Stan.
- Rosetto
Origin:
Italian masculine form of RoseMeaning:
"rose"Description:
While its feminine counterpart Rosetta is far more popular, this botanical boy name is an established choice, with a touch of poetic flair and an obvious nature-connection. Joining the likes of Florian and Viorel as a flower name for a boy, it is used very occasionally in Italy and the Philippines (and sometimes as a girl name too!)
- Lietta
Origin:
Italian diminutive of Lia or short form of GiuliettaMeaning:
"weary; sky-father, youthful"Description:
Light and bright, Lietta may be considered an elaborate Italian diminutive of Lia, which may in turn be variation of the Biblical Leah, or a short form of Rosalia and Giulia. Alternatively, it might be a nickname of Giulietta (or its anglicization, Julietta), or of Letitia, meaning "joy, happiness".
- Timaël
Origin:
Blend of Timéo and Maël, FrenchMeaning:
"to honor the chief; honored prince"Description:
A modern French name that's been appearing in the Top 500 in its native country in recent years, the exact origins of Timaël are unknown, though it's possibly a blend of Timéo (or Timothée) and Maël. It could then be interpreted to mean "honored chief", "honored lord", or "to honor the prince".
- Naziha
Origin:
ArabicMeaning:
"honest, virtuous, pure"Description:
A bright and spirited Arabic name with a serious meaning, Naziha can also be spelled as Nazeeha, Nazeehah, or Nezihe while the masculine form is Nazih. It is pronounced as na-ZEE-ha or as nu-ZEE-ha ("na" being like the sound in nap and "nu" being like the sound in number). Notable bearers include artist Naziha Mestaoui, journalist Naziha Syed Ali, and feminist Naziha al-Dulaimi (the first woman minister in modern Iraq history).
- Hawksley
Origin:
EnglishMeaning:
"hawk's meadow"Description:
Derived from an English surname, Hawksley ticks the boxes as a surname and as a nature name. It's got the edgy feel of Talon and Wolf, and the on-trend sounds of Harley, Oakley, and Wesley. Meaning "hawk's meadow" or "hawk's clearing", it is notably borne by singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman. While it is a stage-name, it may inspire parents to use it as a given name too, probably on boys, but it could go unisex too.
- Nadi̇re
Origin:
Turkish, Albanian, ArabicMeaning:
"rare"Description:
Nadire is the Turkish and Albanian form of the Arabic Nadira, a name that appears in the Quran as a word, used to describe the faces of those in Jannah, the final resting place of the righteous.
- Castalian
Origin:
GreekMeaning:
"clean, spotless; to stitch, to sew"Description:
An intriguing, mythological choice that may appeal to fans of Caspian, Cassian, and Castiel, Castalian is the name of a sacred spring in Greek legend, situated near Delphi. The spring is said to be a place of cleansing, and also a source of poetic inspiration.
- Antaram
Origin:
ArmenianMeaning:
"unfading, everlasting"Description:
A floral name, Antaram is an Armenian choice, used to describe the flowers from the genus Helichrysum ("gold sun"), more commonly known as immortelle, strawflower, or everlasting. As such, this name may appeal to those who enjoy names with expansive meanings, like Ambrosia, Evren, and Emrys. Used as a feminine name in Armenia, it is used as a masculine choice in India, possibly as a variation of the Arabic Antar ("champion, brave"), the Sanskrit Antara ("in between") and Ram ("pleasing, beautiful".)
- Ermacora
Origin:
Italian form of Hermergoras, GreekMeaning:
"assembly of Hermes; marketplace by the boundary marker"Description:
The Italian form of the saint name Hermegoras, Ermacora is a rare but less clunky option. Associated with the first bishop of Aquileia, Italy in the 3rd century, Ermacora blends the name of the messenger god Hermes with the Greek agora and can be interpreted as meaning "assembly of Hermes" or more literally as "marketplace by the boundary marker".