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… spelling of Daryl or Darrell, which originated as a surname derived from the French 'D'Airelle,' meaning 'of Airelle' (a place name). When used for girls, Derel has a soft …

… of Darrell or Darryl. These names ultimately trace back to the Norman French surname d'Airelle, referring to someone from the town of Airelle in France. Derrill represents one of …

When actress Tamera Mowry named her daughter Ariah, she said it was a Hebrew name meaning "lion of God" -- which it is, if you consider Ariah a variation of Ariel …

… God' or 'God is my strength.' Similar to more common biblical names like Uziel or Azriel, Osiel carries spiritual significance while remaining distinctive. The name has gained some popularity in …

… surname derived from Norman-French roots. The name ultimately comes from the Old French 'd'Airelle,' meaning 'from Airelle,' referring to a place name. As a given name, Darell gained …

… French linguistic influences. This elegant name may be a creative variation of names like Gabrielle, Adrielle, or Abril. Abriale carries a contemporary feel while maintaining a timeless sophistication. The flowing …

… a variant spelling of Darrel or Daryl, which ultimately derived from the French surname d'Airelle, referring to someone from the town of Airelle. When used for girls, Darrill represents …

… Top 100 for the first time ever in 2024. Melody is also the name of Ariel's equally curious and more tomboyish daughter in The Little Mermaid sequel. Read more …

… meaning "angel" or "hero of God." In some interpretations, it could be a variation of Ariella, meaning "lion of God." Arela might also have roots in other cultures, such as …

… variant spelling of Darrell, which originated as an English surname derived from Old French 'D'Airelle,' meaning 'of Airelle,' a place name. The feminine usage of Darel is quite rare …

… names like Chantal (meaning 'stone') or a combination of elements from names like Chantelle and Ariel. The '-iel' suffix echoes angelic names in Judeo-Christian traditions, suggesting brightness or divine …

… air' or 'melody,' reflecting musical connotations. Alternatively, it could be related to the Hebrew name Ariel, meaning 'lion of God,' with a feminized spelling. Some may see it as a …

… monastery in northern Spain. Both are in the Top 100 girl names in Spain. English-speaking parents may prefer this phonetic spelling variation. Bonus: it's also Ariel spelled backwards.

… in Black — and because of its similarity to the likes of Bellamy, Valerie, Bella, and Ariella. Possibly blending the elements of belle with the Italian Aria or the French rire …

… variation of popular Aubrey, a feminine form of Biblical Abraham, or a spin on the Spanish month name, Abril. Additionally, there's Abrielle, which could mean "God is my father".

… Jewish and Christian tradition, sometimes cited as the angel who stops Abraham from sacrificing Isaac. Its crisp sound makes it an interesting alternative to the likes of Ezekiel and Azriel.

… refers to an expressive solo in opera. It may also relate to the Hebrew name Ariel, meaning 'lion of God.' With the added accent, Aría takes on a Spanish or …

… to open,' referencing spring when flowers begin to bloom. The name also bears similarity to Avriela or Avriella, variations of the Hebrew name Ariel meaning 'lion of God.' With its …

… the Arabic ʿadhriyy, giving it the meaning "pure, clean, chaste", while as a Hebrew (or perhaps contemporary) name, it likely borrows from names like Azriel, Azariah, and Ezri, meaning "help".

… suffix '-iel' follows the pattern of angelic names in Judeo-Christian tradition (like Gabriel or Ariel), creating an interesting blend of pagan and biblical naming elements. This uncommon name carries …

… meaning 'lion' or Norse roots meaning 'eagle.' Some may see Arrie as a variation of Ariel or Harry. This short, sweet name carries a vintage charm reminiscent of early 20th …

… as a merman, the the head and upper body of a human and the lower body of a sea creature. In The Little Mermaid he is the father of Ariel.

… name found in both Spain and Mexico's Yucatan peninsula. Will Merida be the next Ariel? Stay tuned. Read more about Merida and other Disney Princess Names in our featured …

… perfect choice if you want a name that both fits in and stands out. An airier and more elegant version of Helen, Helena was a favorite of Shakespeare, who used …

… name in its own right, and as a rare alternative to Aria, Stella, Ariana, and Ariella. It has been appearing in the US stats since 2021, with 6 girls receiving …

… name, it has a cool, leonine meaning that feels right on trend (think Leo, Leander, Ariel and Azlan), while as a Scottish name, it derives from the name of the …

… name can be considered either a variation of Elizabeth, or as a compound name, blending Ariel (or any other Ari- beginning name) with the classic Elizabeth. Playing around with this …

… in Western countries, Raniell offers a distinctive alternative to more familiar names like Danielle or Arielle. The name projects strength and femininity simultaneously, making it appealing to parents seeking something …

… into an opera of the same name by Dvorak. A good alternative for those who are turned off by the popularity of other fairy tale names like Aurora and Ariel.

… it a creative modern invention inspired by the fashionable 'Az-' prefix found in names like Azriel. Azria has a melodic quality with its balanced three syllables and appealing 'z' sound …

… century, particularly in the United States. The name shares phonetic similarities with the popular name Ariel but offers a more direct connection to its airy meaning. People named Aerial might …

… of a bird of prey, or perhaps it could be a spin on Aries ("ram"), Arielle ("lion of God"), or Ari ("lion"). Given to a small number of girls in …

… Bible on a minor character. Pronounced as ah-REE-lye, it is reminiscent of Eli, Ariel, and Malachi. If you choose to see it as a contracted form of Araceli …

… popular Spanish trend of adding a -ys or -is suffix to names (such as Idalys, Arielys, and Ailanys). Other sources suggest however that it comes from the French word Odalisque …

… a strictly feminine form of Emery, or a compound name, blending Emily or Emma with Arielle, it may have gained more attention after influencer Ivyonna Adkins used it for her …

… twist on the Italian Ilaria, meaning "cheerful". Additionally, it may be inspired by the Hebrew Ariella, paired with an "El" prefix. As such, it could mean "lion of God". Alternatively …

… a genus of moth. Borne by Greek journalist and politician Aristotelia Peloni, the name is a rare choice that may nevertheless appeal to those who like Alethea, Aurelia, and Ariella.

… to catch on, albeit with different spellings, Pantalaimon has yet to join Lyra, Seraphina (Serafina), Azriel (Asriel), Will, or Colter (Coulter) in the charts. It could make a cool middle …

… Ewe and Latin Abra which means "born on a Tuesday" and "maid" respectively. Additionally, there's the Persian Abrisham ("silk"), and the Hebrew Abriel (perhaps meaning "God is my father".)

… With its cool letter Z and popular -el ending, Aziel joins the similar Jaziel, Azael, Azriel, Jassiel, and Azariah in the Top 1000. Notably borne by footballer Aziel Jackson and …

… the stats elsewhere across the globe — though variant Zachariel has seen some use in South America. It may appeal to those who enjoy the likes of Castiel, Azriel, and similar.

… boys in the US last year, it has a similar feel to rising stars like Azriel, Caspian, and Cassian, and to the more traditional Alan and Leon. Russian tennis player …

… girl), there is also the possibility that Aella is being used as an alternative spelling to Ayla, a short form of Raffaella, or modern creation, inspired by Ariella and similar.

… Selene, and Eos. Pronounced as THEE-uh, TEH-ah, and THAY-uh, depending on preference and language, Thea recently ranked in the US Top 400, alongside Elora, Ariel, and Aylin.

… favored spelling since the 1920s. Given to 1500 babies in the US each year, Rafael fits in with currently trending choices like Jaziel and Azriel, while still feeling perfectly familiar.

"Maxxing" became a popular phrase on the internet in 2026, with lookmaxxing to whimsymaxing celebrating optimization and extremes. This thought process might transfer over names in coming years, with …

… Canada, Italy, and France. Appearing in Disney's The Little Mermaid as the name of Ariel's mother, Athena was also chosen in 2011 by actress and comedian Tina Fey …

… boys every year, Adrian is a solid, international choice. If you love the name but would prefer more unexpected however, you could try Caspian, Ariel, Kylian, Alasdair, Lucian, or Dorian.

Aaron is a name of subtle contrasts: an unusual spelling that is easily recognizable; a solid Biblical choice that doesn’t feel exclusively tied to religion; a well-established name …

Mirielle is a feminine name of French origin, a variant spelling of Mireille, which derives from the Occitan name Mireio, made famous by Frédéric Mistral's poem of the same …