Country And Capital Names

Yaren is a modern unisex name with Turkish origins, though it appears here as feminine. In Turkish, it carries meanings of "friend," "companion," or "loved one." The name has risen in popularity in Turkey in recent decades and has begun to gain recognition internationally. Yaren has a contemporary sound with its two balanced syllables, while its meaning gives it significant emotional resonance. The name's simplicity makes it accessible across language barriers, while its Turkish roots provide distinctive cultural significance. For those seeking a name with positive meaning that remains relatively uncommon in Western countries while having established usage elsewhere, Yaren offers an appealing option.

Sparingly used since the 2000s, Zealand shot of the charts in 2021 after YouTube family The Labrants gave it to their son the previous year. By 2022, it had quadrupled in popularity since 2020, and while a recent count has shown a slight decline in use, around 100 boys and 10 girls were given the name.

Familiar-but-new and ultra-rare (for girls anyway), Zealand has a lot going for it with its spunky Z initial and globe-trotting vibes. Sparingly used for boys since the 2000s and even more occasionally used for girls since 2010, YouTube family The Labrants brought this name into the spotlight when they called their son Zealand in 2019.