Hyphenated Names

Updated September 2026

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Double-barrelled names are stylish in the UK right now, with Ivy-Rose and Tommy-Lee being popular options, and Teddy-Bear and Ruby-Rose also featuring in the stats. There are rarer options out there, however, with celebs introducing Saint-Eros and Rumi-Ray to the lexicon, and choices from around the world becoming better known, such as Lin-Manuel and Amon-Ra. While the hyphen doesn't work everywhere or for everyone, it does draw the two names together, linking them visually. Here are a selection of hyphenated choices, ranging from popular to rare, ordered by their popularity on Nameberry:

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Isla-rose
English, Scottish
"Island Rose"
Bright Isla meets elegant Rose in this popular hyphenated name. Recently appearing in the England and Wales Top 500, it could be poetically interpreted as meaning "island rose", "rose of the island",…
Delilah-rose
Hyphenated name, English, Hebrew, "delicate or languishing rose"
"delicate or languishing rose"
Lilting and pretty but with plenty of spark, this hyphenated name has been a stylish choice in the 2020s in England and Wales. While the length of Delilah may mean Rose gets dropped in everyday…
Elsie-mae
English hyphenated name
"pledged to God + beloved, bitter, drop of the sea"
Sweet Elsie joined with gentle Mae to make a cosy, vintage name that feels right on style in England and Wales. In recent years, it has overtaken the once popular Ellie-Mae.
Ivy-mae
English hyphenated name
"ivy + beloved, bitter, drop of the sea"
Ranking alongside Ivy-Rose and Isla-Mae in the England and Wales Top 1000, this hyphenated name has a nice mix of gentle and spiky sounds.
Isla-mae
English, Scottish
"island + beloved, bitter, drop of the sea; pearl"
Appearing in the England and Wales Top 1000 since 2013, Isla-Mae is a popular contemporary name with a nice mix of sounds. Its meaning could be poetically interpreted as "beloved island" or "island…
Amelia-rose
Hyphenated name
"work, industrious + rose"
Also used as a hugely popular first and middle combo, Amelia-Rose is a hyphenated choice, tying the two together. Appearing in the England and Wales Top 1000 since the late 2000s, its peak was in…
Ava-rose
Ava Rose combines two beloved classics. Ava, of Germanic origin, means 'life' or 'bird-like,' and has enjoyed remarkable popularity since the early 2000s, regularly ranking in the top ten girls'…
Bella-rose
Bella Rose combines two beloved feminine names into one melodic compound name. Bella, meaning 'beautiful' in Italian, has enjoyed significant popularity as both a standalone name and nickname for…
Gracie-mae
Gracie Mae combines the charming diminutive Gracie with the sweet, traditional middle name Mae. Gracie derives from Grace, which has Latin origins meaning 'goodness' or 'favor.' Mae (or May) often…
Lily-rose
English hyphenated flower name
Hyphenated names are more popular than ever for girls in England these days, and the flowery Lily-Rose is one of the top choices.
Ella-rose
Ella Rose combines the popular given name Ella with the classic middle name Rose, creating a melodic double name that has gained favor in English-speaking countries. Ella, of Germanic origin meaning…
Ava-mae
Ava Mae combines two classic feminine names to create a sweet, vintage-inspired double name. Ava, derived from the Latin 'avis' meaning 'bird' or possibly a variant of Eve meaning 'life,' has enjoyed…
Harper-rose
Harper Rose combines two trendy names that have surged in popularity. Harper, originally an English occupational surname for someone who played the harp, gained widespread popularity as a first name…
Arabella-rose
Arabella Rose combines the elegant, vintage charm of Arabella with the classic floral middle name Rose. Arabella, with Latin origins meaning 'yielding to prayer' or 'beautiful altar,' emerged in…
Daisy-mae
Daisy Mae is a feminine compound name combining the popular flower name Daisy with the endearing middle name Mae. Daisy originates from the Old English 'dæges eage' meaning 'day's eye,' referring to…
Ava-grace
Ava Grace combines two names with different origins but complementary meanings. Ava, with Germanic roots, possibly means 'life' or 'bird,' though some associate it with the Latin 'avis' (bird) or…
Isla-rae
English, Scottish
"island + ewe; wise protector; ray of light"
Sweet and sparky, Isla-Rae has been appearing in the latter end of the England and Wales Top 1000 since the mid-2010s. Combining stylish Isla with mid-century favorite Rae, it could be interpreted to…
Olivia-rose
Olivia Rose combines two beloved classics to create a timelessly elegant name pairing. Olivia, derived from the Latin word for olive tree, symbolizes peace and fertility in many cultures. It gained…
Aurora-rose
Aurora Rose combines two distinctly beautiful feminine names into a melodic compound name. Aurora, derived from Latin meaning 'dawn,' has mythological connections to the Roman goddess of sunrise.…
Ivy-rose
English hyphenated botanical name
Hyphenated names are getting increasingly popular for girls in England, and the botanical Ivy-Rose is one of the most popular, ranking alongside choices like Isla-Rose and Lily-Rose.

Hyphenated Names

About this list

The names

Isla-rose

Delilah-rose

Elsie-mae

Ivy-mae

Isla-mae

Amelia-rose

Ava-rose

Bella-rose

Gracie-mae

Lily-rose

Ella-rose

Ava-mae

Harper-rose

Arabella-rose

Daisy-mae

Ava-grace

Isla-rae

Olivia-rose

Aurora-rose

Ivy-rose