Popular Names and Name Trends
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Evalotta
Variation of Evalotte, Swedish, Dutch, German
"life + free man"
Classic and charming but with plenty of spark, Evoletta is an alternative form of the compound name, Evalotte. Also spelled as Eva-Lotta, it appears in Astrid Lindgren's book series Kalle Blomkvist .…
Sambrooke
English
"sandy stream, sandy brook"
Classic Samuel meets stylish Brooks in this distinctive surname-style choice, which might also appeal to fans of Samwise, Hawthorne, and Elwood. Derived from the Old English Semebre , it refers to…
Oakland
American nature name or place name
"oak land"
Oakland is a place name associated mainly with the city near San Francisco, pretty obviously meaning "oak land". Theoretically unisex but used mainly for boys, Oakland is one of a trending group of…
Ruthette
Elaboration of Ruth or variation of Ruthetta, Hebrew
"friend"
A variety of Ruth-elaborations have appeared in the US stats over the years, including Ruthetta, Ruthie, Ruthanne, and Ruthella, but surprisingly, Ruthette has never been given to more than five…
Sybylla
Greek
"seer, oracle"
Sybylla is another spelling of the elongation of Sybil. This version is the name of the heroine of the 1901 Australian novel by Miles Franklin, the pen name of Stella Maria Sarah Miles Franklin. This…
Maxentia
German, Swiss, Latin
"greatest"
A mighty and archaic sounding choice, Maxentia is a feminine form of Maxentius or Maxence, and may make an interesting route to nickname Maxie for those who find Maxine too concise or familiar.
Ozilline
English, meaning unknown
A femininization of Ozzy, Oswald, Uzziel, or Oziel, or perhaps a variation of Ozella or Azelie, this name was chosen by musician Amy Ray, one half of the folk rock duo, Indigo Girls, for her daughter…
Amabilis
Latin
"lovable"
A unisex name used in Roman times, Amabilis has the sweet meaning of "lovable", in turn connecting it to contemporary (and vintage) favorite, Mabel. It has been borne by two saints, St. Amabilis of…
Mattithiah
Hebrew
"gift of Yahweh"
An ancient relative of classic Matthew, Mathias, and Matteo, Mattithiah was borne by several minor figures in the Old Testament and by a 2nd-century BC Jewish priest who led a revolt against the…
Rochbert
German
"bright, shining crow"
A rare, ancient feeling Germanic name, Rochbert may appeal to those who enjoy Robert and Rocco but are looking for something truly distinctive. Comprised of the elements hruoh meaning "crow, rook"…
Wilmington
Surname and place name, English
"the desired settlement; Wilhelm's estate"
A surname-style choice, in the same vein of Remington, Kingston, Lexington, and Montgomery, Wilmington is the name of various places in the UK and the US. The meaning is debated, with some sources…
Maudelene
Variation of Madeline and Magdalene, English, Aramaic
"of Magdala, high tower"
A clunky-cute member of the Madeline-Magdalene-Maude family, which perfectly blends all three together. With sweet nicknames Maudie, Leni, and Laney, the name ultimately derives from Aramaic, meaning…
Mavery
Compound of Maeve and Avery
"she who intoxicates + ruler of elves"
A blend of contemporary favorites, unisex Avery and Irish Maeve, Mavery has a whimsical meaning and melodic sound. Also spelled Maevery, it was given to around 70 girls in a recent year. It could…
Elaya
Variation of Elijah, Leah, or Elaia, Hebrew, Basque
"my God is Yahweh; weary; swallow (bird)"
Elaya combines the elements of several popular choices including Maya, Elara, Elora, Alaia, Elijah, Eliana, and Aliyah. Pronounced as either eh-LAY-uh or eh-LYE-uh, it may be considered a variation…