Newest Names on Nameberry
Updated Wed Jul 02 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 Ceinwen, Nalima, Sosi, and Bisan. Newest boy names include Albertino, Ezelio, Iphis, and Kitson
Other attractive new additions to our database include Lavandin, Steliana, Diell, and Zohran.
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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- Iluka
Origin:
Australian AboriginalMeaning:
"by the sea"Description:
This Yaygir Aboriginal name is the name of two towns in Australia and is also occasionally spotted as a name. Meaning "by the sea" the name is perfect for beach-going families.
- Lilieth
Origin:
Variation of Elizabeth, Lilith, or Liliette, Hispanic, English, HebrewMeaning:
"God is my oath; of the night; little lily"Description:
Part Lilith, part Elizabeth, part Lily, with a bit of Lilibet and Lizeth thrown in, this sweet but sharp name was a fast rising choice in 2024, when it was given to 133 girls in the US, compared to the 14 it was chosen for in 2023.
- Celaena
Origin:
Variation of Celaeno, Greek, LiteratureMeaning:
"dark one"Description:
Celaena notably appears in the Throne of Glass book series by popular fantasy writer, Sarah J. Maas. It is borne by one Celaena Sardothien, also known as Aelin Galathynius, a teenaged assassin and one of the main characters.
- Oraya
Origin:
LiteratureMeaning:
"golden; noble"Description:
Oraya has gained attention in recent years after it was used for a character in the romantasy book series, The Crowns of Nyaxia by Carissa Broadbent.
- Hesperian
Origin:
Form of Hesperus or Hesperia, GreekMeaning:
"evening, evening star"Description:
In Greek mythology, Hesperus was the personification of the planet Venus, also known as the Evening Star, while Hesperia is one of his daughters. This masculine name combines elements of both and has a grand yet gentle feel to it.
- Atreides
Origin:
Literature, GreekMeaning:
"child of Atreus; child of fearlessness"Description:
An epic sci-fi name, drawn from Frank Herbert's Dune novels, Atreides appeared in the US stats for the first time in 2024, with parents likely drawing inspiration from the recent film adaptions, starring Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, among many other famous faces.
- Sianni
Origin:
Variation of Sian, Welsh, HebrewMeaning:
"God is gracious; highlight, record"Description:
Possibly a form of the Welsh Sian, Sianni has a sharp yet earthy sound. It appeared in the title of a 2024 Welsh short film, It's My Shout about a village where children are going missing and recluse Sianni Bobman is blamed due to local, witchy folklore.
- Solfriede
Origin:
Variation of Solfrid or combination of Sol and Friede, Norwegian, GermanicMeaning:
"beautiful, beloved sun; peaceful sun"Description:
Solfriede is a distinctive and sunny name, which be connected to the Norwegian Solfrid, associated with the beauty of the sun, or a compound name, connected to peace.
- Kameiro
Origin:
Modern invention, English, Scottish, GreekMeaning:
"crooked nose; from Kameiros or Camirus"Description:
With its in vogue K initial and its cool -o ending, Kameiro is a rare but (quietly) rising option for boys, given to 10 boys and appearing in the US stats for the first time in 2024. Associated with social media star, Kameiro Rush, who rose to fame due to his family's YouTube channel, the name might be considered a variation of the Scottish Cameron, via its elaborated form, Kamarion. Alternatively, it might be inspired by the name of an ancient Greek city, named Kameiros, or Camirus, possibly taken from a personal name, meaning "arched".
- Yashna
Origin:
Uzbek, Hindi, SanskritMeaning:
"to flourish and bloom, to shine and blaze; fame, praise, glory"Description:
A multicultural choice with bright, brilliant meanings from both its origins. From its Uzbek roots it comes from the words yashnash or yaltirash meaning "to flourish, prosper, bloom" and to "shine" respectively, while from its Hindi and Sanskrit origins, it comes from yaśas meaning "fame, praise, glory", an element which appears in a variety of Hindi names.
- Ziora
Origin:
Arabic, Swahili, Hebrew, modern inventionMeaning:
"visit, visitation; small rock, pebble, help and light, radiant, bird"Description:
Familiar and stylish, yet intriguing, Ziora is a name with a number of possible meanings. On one hand, it might be a variation of the Arabic and Swahili Ziara which means "visit" or "visitation", however, other sources suggest it has its roots in Hebrew.
- Dalzary
Origin:
Modern inventionMeaning:
"sweetness"Description:
Singer-songwriter Larry Hernandez and his wife, reality TV star and beauty guru, Kenia Ontiveros have become somewhat influential baby namers, putting the names Dalett, Dalary, Daleyza, and most recently, Dalzary on the map. Unranked before 2024, it was given to 44 after the couple chose it for their forth daughter together.
- Xylani
Origin:
Invented name, combination of Xyla and Lani, American, Greek, HawaiianMeaning:
"wood-dweller, the cross + sky, heavens, royal, majesty"Description:
One of several psuedo-Hawaiian names in the US charts, Xylani blends on trend Xyla which the rhythmic Lani to form a name that's equal parts spiky and soft. A quietly used but fast rising choice of 2024, it was given to 44 girls in the a recent year.
- Ezelio
Origin:
Variation of Eselias or Azel, Greek, HebrewMeaning:
"Yahwah has reserved, God has kept near"Description:
A bright sounding name with a serious and spiritual meaning, Ezelio is a form of Eselias, itself the Greek variation of Hebrew Atsalyahu. It ranked in the US data for the first time in 2024, when it was given to 53 boys.
- Madrid
Origin:
Place name, Spanish, Arabic, LatinMeaning:
"watercourse, channel; source of the river"Description:
An underused place name with a sunny, stylish air, the capital city of Spain could provide a totally unexpected route to favorite nickname Maddie. While the exact origins of the name are unknown, possibilities include that it comes from the Arabic majrā meaning "watercourse, water stream", the Latin matrix meaning "source of a river" or the Celtic magetoritum meaning "ford". Whichever root you choose to follow then, the name has a watery connection.
- Agape
Origin:
GreekMeaning:
"selfless, unconditional love; Christian love"Description:
Greek names like Penelope, Calliope, and Xanthe are in vogue, as are spiritual names like Heaven and Halo. Agape combines both elements, and offers an unusual route to clunky-cute nickname Aggie. Given to a handful of babies each year in the US, it is very quietly on parent's radar.
- Aylany
Origin:
Hawaiian, Hispanic variation of Aileen or AylinMeaning:
"high chief; shining light, of the moon"Description:
Ailany was one of the fastest rising names of 2024, while Aylani and Ailani also rose up the charts. While this spelling ranked well outside the US Top 1000 in the latest stats, it nevertheless saw increased use. In fact, it was nine times more popular in 2024 than it was in 2023, given to 44 babies compared to just 5 the previous year.
- Aemond
Origin:
LiteratureMeaning:
"rich protection; hidden one"Description:
Familiar but fantastical, Aemond is a fictional creation by George R. R. Martin for his A Song of Ice and Fire series and its spin off TV show, House of the Dragon. Known as Aemond One-Eye and Aemond the Kinslayer, his name could be a form of Aemon or Amon, meaning "the hidden one" in Greek, or perhaps more likely, a spin on Old English Edmund, inspired by Irish Eamon, meaning "rich protection".
- Mazieon
Origin:
Hebrew, ArabicMeaning:
"luck, fortune; rainclouds"Description:
Also stylized as Mazi'Eon or Mazi'eon, this modern choice is likely a variation of Hebrew Mazal, blended with popular Zion, or a spin on the Arabic Mazin, meaning "rainclouds". It first ranked in the US stats in 2023 when it was given to 12 babies, but in 2024, it became a fast rising choice when its popularity increased six fold and saw it given to 75 babies.
- Kashlynn
Origin:
Modern creationMeaning:
"pretty cinnamon; money lake; box maker from the lake"Description:
Likely inspired by the rise of Kashton, Cashton and co. for boys, this modern girl name combines the popular prefix -lynn with the trendy Kash. Possibly inspired by the name Cassia or Kassia, by the money-loaded word name Cash, or by a surname meaning "box maker", Kashlynn was given to 37 girls in a recent year.