Most Popular Names of 2019….so far

Most Popular Names of 2019….so far

The Most Popular Baby Names of 2019  on Nameberry features two new names at Number 1: Archie and Isla.

Midway through the year, Archie attracted 50 percent more page views than any other boys’ name. Archie‘s popularity is thanks largely to Britain’s latest royal baby. Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. The infant son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex (aka Harry and Meghan) will be christened this weekend

But Archie can stake a genuine claim to the top spot apart from its royal connection. Archie, a diminutive of the Teutonic Archibald which means “truly brave”, was the fastest-rising boys’ name in the US in 2018. Archie climbed back onto the official list of Top 1000 Baby Names for the first time in 30 years. It’s been a Top 100 name in England since 2000.

Isla, a Top 5 Nameberry name of 2018, has surpassed Olivia to reach Number 1 for the first time. Popularized by actress Isla Fisher, this Scottish name meaning island ranks in the Top 10 in Canada, Australia, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and England, yet only Number 82 in the US.

Nameberry’s popularity list measures not which names parents chose for the babies in the past but which names are attracting the lion’s share of the nearly 30 million views of our name pages in the first half of 2019. It’s most valuable as a predictive tool, with names on our Top 100 likely to become more popular on official lists over the coming years.

In the Number 2 spot for girls is Olivia, Nameberry’s former reigning queen of girls’ names. At Number 2 for boys was Milo, also in second place in 2018. Both are names that feature the fashionable long O sound. Other O-names in our Top 100 include Arlo, Bodhi, Elio, and Margot.

Unique names for girls are popular among Nameberry users. Top 100 baby girl names on Nameberry include several choices that don’t make the US Top 1000: the first quarter’s Number 1 Posie and Ottilie, along with Imogen, Cleo, and Cordelia.

Several unique names joined the Top 100 Boy Names on Nameberry, including Amias, Caius, Cassian, and Ambrose. These distinguished Latin names are having a style moment in 2019, along with the more established Silas, Atticus, Cassius, and Elias.

International names rank high on Nameberry, which attracts visitors from every country in the world. Scandinavian names such as Freya and Axel are popular. Girls’ names that are favorites in the United Kingdom, notably Poppy, Elsie, and Esme, make the Nameberry Top 100. Also ranking on our list are Indian names for boys, such as Aarav, Bodhi, and Vihaan.

These are the 100 most popular names of 2019 so far, based on the number of views each name page receives.

Top 100 Girl Names

  1. Isla

  2. Olivia

  3. Aurora

  4. Ada

  5. Charlotte

  6. Amara

  7. Maeve

  8. Cora

  9. Amelia

  10. Posie

  11. Luna

  12. Ophelia

  13. Ava

  14. Rose

  15. Eleanor

  16. Genevieve

  17. Alice

  18. Elodie

  19. Lucy

  20. Ivy

  21. Evelyn

  22. Astrid

  23. Freya

  24. Anna

  25. Iris

  26. Mia

  27. Violet

  28. Eloise

  29. Aurelia

  30. Thea

  31. Adelaide

  32. Maisie

  33. Esme

  34. Nora

  35. Adah

  36. Chloe

  37. Emilia

  38. Jane

  39. Aria

  40. Penelope

  41. Maya

  42. Hazel

  43. Adeline

  44. Elizabeth

  45. Eliza

  46. Imogen

  47. Clara

  48. Isabella

  49. Phoebe

  50. Elsie

  51. Evangeline

  52. Mae

  53. Audrey

  54. Elise

  55. Emma

  56. Arabella

  57. Lyra

  58. Julia

  59. Claire

  60. Josephine

  61. Lilith

  62. Beatrice

  63. Willa

  64. Caroline

  65. Anastasia

  66. Grace

  67. Elena

  68. Abigail

  69. Clementine

  70. Mabel

  71. Willow

  72. Sadie

  73. Isabel

  74. Wren

  75. Stella

  76. Lydia

  77. Emily

  78. Seraphina

  79. Margot

  80. Mila

  81. Gabriella

  82. Gemma

  83. Matilda

  84. Naomi

  85. Poppy

  86. Lila

  87. Margaret

  88. Madeline

  89. Cleo

  90. Hannah

  91. Elliana

  92. Zara

  93. Cordelia

  94. Maya

  95. Delilah

  96. Harper

  97. Ottilie

  98. Sienna

  99. Lily

  100. Florence

Top 100 Boy Names

  1. Archie

  2. Milo

  3. Asher

  4. Jasper

  5. Silas

  6. Theodore

  7. Atticus

  8. Jack

  9. Aarav

  10. Finn

  11. Oliver

  12. Felix

  13. Henry

  14. Wyatt

  15. Aryan

  16. Leo

  17. Oscar

  18. Levi

  19. Ethan

  20. James

  21. Julian

  22. Arthur

  23. Ezra

  24. Theo

  25. Eli

  26. Aaron

  27. Liam

  28. Bodhi

  29. Jude

  30. Soren

  31. Arlo

  32. Louis

  33. Charles

  34. Emmett

  35. Kai

  36. Atlas

  37. Charlie

  38. Sebastian

  39. Axel

  40. Cassius

  41. Caleb

  42. Archer

  43. Thomas

  44. Lucas

  45. Amias

  46. Zachary

  47. Jayden

  48. Benjamin

  49. Tobias

  50. Miles

  51. Harry

  52. Declan

  53. Roman

  54. William

  55. Elijah

  56. Josiah

  57. Alexander

  58. Owen

  59. August

  60. Hugo

  61. Luke

  62. Elio

  63. Elias

  64. Cyrus

  65. Xavier

  66. John

  67. Callum

  68. Isaac

  69. Jacob

  70. Cassian

  71. Ambrose

  72. Gabriel

  73. Nolan

  74. Otis

  75. Kit

  76. Caius

  77. Noah

  78. Samuel

  79. Everett

  80. Ryker

  81. Otto

  82. Gideon

  83. Andrew

  84. Sawyer

  85. Graham

  86. Daniel

  87. Adrian

  88. Beau

  89. Max

  90. Zane

  91. Ronan

  92. Caspian

  93. Isaiah

  94. Simon

  95. Abel

  96. Beckett

  97. Bear

  98. David

  99. Vihaan

  100. Lachlan

About the Author

Pamela Redmond

Pamela Redmond

Pamela Redmond is the cocreator and CEO of Nameberry and Baby Name DNA. The coauthor of ten groundbreaking books on names, Redmond is an internationally-recognized baby name expert, quoted and published widely in such media outlets as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, CNN, and the BBC. She has written about baby names for The Daily Beast, The Huffington Post, and People.

Redmond is also a New York Times bestselling novelist whose books include Younger, the basis for the hit television show, and its sequel, Older. She has three new books in the works.