Newest Names on Nameberry

This Persian girl's name is composed of the elements Del, meaning "heart", and Aram, meaning "calm". The name has been used in several classic Persian poems.

A sunny Hindu name that sees the most use in the United States in the form of Sonali.

Wrenley in all forms is on the rise for baby girls. This particular spelling is featured in A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones.

One of many spellings of this Dutch variation of classic George.

A variation of the name Moshe, itself the Hebrew variant of Moses. It is notably used by the Jewish American group, Uncle Moishy and the Mitzvah Men who use verse and song to teach children about Orthodox Judaism. One of the lead singers is Moshe (Milton) Tanenbaum, originally had the nickname "Uncle Mitty", but, after being encouraged to use his Hebrew name, he switched it to "Uncle Moishy". Used as a given name since 2003, Moishy has gained more attention in recent years and is now given to around 20 babies each year.

Adamarie is an unusual compound name, combining Ad- names like Ada, Adele, Adelaide, and Adeline, all sharing the meaning "noble", with Marie, meaning "drop in the sea; beloved". This name feels a little like Adelaide, Emery, Adamina, and Adelyn at the same time. With a hint of both vintage and modern vibes, this name has a pleasing combined meaning.

Elinoam is a Hebrew, gender neutral (though masc leaning) combination name with an uplifting, pleasant meaning.

Swiss Albanian footballer Granit Xhaka put his name on the American charts in 2023, following his debut season with Bayer Leverkusen.

An uncommon spelling variation of the popular Arabic name, Amira. Influencer Amiira Qurux is a notable bearer.

Especially used in India and Sri Lanka, Swarna is today considered to mean "gold", although it is more accurately a contraction of the Sanskrit phrase for "beautiful color". Sri Lankan actress Swarna Mallawarachchi, the "Golden star of Sinhalese cinema", is the most notable bearer of this name.

A picturesque Japanese name that conjures images of picnicking under the sakura blossoms.

Haaheo, also written as Ha'aheo, is a Hawaiian name, derived from the Hawaiian word for pride, associated with being satisfied and fulfilled in your own work.

The Welsh form of the German Baldwin avoids that unappealing first syllable.

Making its debut to the US charts in 2023, Cimani was given to 67 baby girls. It's possibly a variant of Simone, taking some inspiration from Imani and Amani too, or it's a name created from the Oromo word for "strong".

With Clover rising up the charts, and Everly, Emberly, Waverly and Oakley on trend, it is possibly that this English surname may catch on, especially with its whimsical meaning. Whether the Cloverley or the Cloverly spelling gets used is yet to be seen.

A word name that sounds a bit like Atticus, Axel, or Atlas, Access was given to 7 babies in 2023. It has the religious connotation of being able to access faith and of having opportunity to enter into the presence of God, but it also sounds slightly cyber-punk, techno or AI inspired, with its links to accessing data, information, and files, as well as to the database software, Microsoft Access.

Possibly a variation of the name Kumani, or perhaps inspired by similar choices, such as Kumara, Khai, Khemani, Khamari and Amani, Kheumani is best associated with fashion influencer, Kheumani Stevenson. The name entered the stats in 2022 and nearly doubled in use in 2023, when it was given to 26 babies.

The dominant form of Yasin in Northern African countries including Morocco and Tunisia.

Samuel Johnson invented the name Rasselas for the title character of his novel, Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia. Rasselas is actually the son of the prince.

This Ashkenazi Jewish name is derived from the Hebrew Shalom — a greeting word conotating peace and well-being.