Newest Names on Nameberry

This beautiful Hindu girl's name is made of the elements mann meaning "man" and ish meaning "God, master".

Azumi is both a Japanese given name and a surname. It was used as the title of an award winning manga series that ran between 1994 and 2008 and is borne by singers Azumi Takahashi and Azumi Inoue and voice actress Azumi Asakura.

Given to 18 boys and 20 girls in 2023, this spiky looking name could be a new way to spell mid-century favorite Kevin, or a less wordy looking take on Seven.

Daymond, with many different spellings most prominently Dayman, is an ancient English occupational surname and personal name, taken from the word deye which denotes someone who tended animals.

This short and sweet gender-neutral name may rise alongside the likes of Novie, Jovie, and Kovi.

While Leni is the more traditional German spelling of this fun but classic nickname, the double "n" in Lenni may feel more intuitive to those in English speaking countries where Lennie or Lenny are more familiar. Fitting in with fresh and playful nicknames as first names such as Millie, Effie, Joni, and Stevie, Lenni works as a stand alone name, or as a nickname to Lenora, Helena, Lennon, or Magdalena, just to name a few. "Lenni the Label" is also a popular Australian clothing label.

One of the most poetic of meanings to accompany a beautiful name.

This Czech name meaning "violet" makes an especially pretty floral name.

Derived from the old Gaelic surname O' Beigleighinn, Baglan was the name of a 6th-century Saint and missionary.

Arely is on the rise in all forms for Hispanic and Latin American baby girls - and Arelys is no exception. Nearly ten times as popular in 2023 as it was in 2024, Arelys is a name with Biblical ties that sounds both on trend and sparky, but sweet and gentle too.

A unisex — but more commonly male — name in China, Yang would make a familiar but practically one-of-a-kind first name in the English-speaking world. Yang can be written with characters to give it the meaning "sun", "male", and "ocean", among others.

A spelling variation of Ladarius (also written as LaDarius or Ledarius), Ladarrius could be a compound name, created by combining the name Darius with the prefix la, gving it the meaning "the possessor of goodness". Alternatively, it could come from the Greek element lados and the Latin word arius meaning "princely" or "noble".

Eliandro is a Brazilian name. It can be combination of any Eli- name with any name ending in -andro, for example Elisabete and Leandro or Eliana and Alexandro. The meaning could be "man of God".

Is Brother a baby name? Well, sort of, although it's not a choice you should expect to see on many birth certificates. Brother is in our database thanks to Darren Criss, who named his son Brother László in 2024 (his older sister is Bluesy Belle).

Rumani can be an alternative spelling for the European county, Romania, or for the nomadic Romani people. It is the Hebrew variation for an area on the coast of Egypt, and it shares similar sounds and qualities to Indian names such as Ramana, Roomani, and Rukmini, to the Japanese name, Runami, and to the Bulgarian Rumiana and the Arabic name Rumaan.

Anup, also spelled Anoop, is a popular name across South Asia, particularly India and Nepal. A well-known bearer is Indian musician and actor Anup Jalota.

Combine elements of the sophisticated Flora with chic French Fleur, and you've got Fleura. Simple and stylish with a flowery flair.

Possibly a variant of the Spanish and Native American name, Yaretzi, which might be a variant of Yaritza, which is possibly a variant of Yara, with the suffix 'Itza' added, which could be inspired by the Itza people of Central America, or perhaps borrowed from the sounds of Maritza, which could be inspired by Maritsa River in Europe.

Many spelling variations of this beautiful Arabic name can be seen across preschools today, with Lyla, Lilah, and Lilah being the most popular. Lylla is a new debut in 2023 that was given to just over 50 baby girls in the US — potentially inspired by a talking otter of the name featured in Marvel's 2023 film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.

Zohreh is a Persian girl's name derived from the Arabic al-Zuharah — referring to the planet Venus.