The names everyone's falling for right now. There's a reason they're popular.
Classics like Charlotte and William never go out of style. But nature names (Luna, River) and vintage revivals (Theodore, Hazel) are having a major moment right now.
EM-uh
Meaning: Whole, universal
Origin: Germanic
oh-LIV-ee-uh
Meaning: Olive tree
Origin: Latin
SHAR-luht
Meaning: Free woman
Origin: French
uh-MEE-lee-uh
Meaning: Industrious, striving
Origin: Germanic
soh-FEE-uh
Meaning: Wisdom
Origin: Greek
MEE-uh
Meaning: Mine, beloved
Origin: Scandinavian
AY-vuh
Meaning: Life, bird
Origin: Latin
iz-uh-BEL-uh
Meaning: Devoted to God
Origin: Hebrew/Spanish
LOO-nuh
Meaning: Moon
Origin: Latin
HAR-per
Meaning: Harp player
Origin: English
EV-uh-lin
Meaning: Wished for child
Origin: English
AR-ee-uh
Meaning: Air, melody
Origin: Italian
EL-uh
Meaning: Light, beautiful fairy
Origin: Germanic
SKAR-lit
Meaning: Red, scarlet
Origin: English
puh-NEL-uh-pee
Meaning: Weaver
Origin: Greek
LAY-luh
Meaning: Night
Origin: Arabic
KLOH-ee
Meaning: Blooming, verdant
Origin: Greek
WIL-oh
Meaning: Willow tree
Origin: English
LIL-ee
Meaning: Lily flower, purity
Origin: English
ZOH-ee
Meaning: Life
Origin: Greek
RY-lee
Meaning: Courageous
Origin: Irish
NOR-uh
Meaning: Honor, light
Origin: Irish
HAY-zuhl
Meaning: Hazel tree, light brown
Origin: English
EL-uh-nor
Meaning: Bright, shining light
Origin: Greek/French
MAD-ih-suhn
Meaning: Son of Maud
Origin: English
GRAYSS
Meaning: Graceful, elegant
Origin: Latin
vik-TOR-ee-uh
Meaning: Victory
Origin: Latin
uh-ROR-uh
Meaning: Dawn
Origin: Latin
suh-VAN-uh
Meaning: Treeless plain
Origin: Spanish
BROOK-lin
Meaning: Broken land, water
Origin: Dutch
BEL-uh
Meaning: Beautiful
Origin: Italian
AW-bree
Meaning: Elf ruler
Origin: Germanic
KLAIR
Meaning: Clear, bright
Origin: French
SKY-ler
Meaning: Scholar
Origin: Dutch
LOO-see
Meaning: Light
Origin: Latin
AN-uh
Meaning: Grace
Origin: Hebrew
KAIR-uh-line
Meaning: Free woman
Origin: Germanic
JEN-uh-sis
Meaning: Beginning, origin
Origin: Greek
KEN-uh-dee
Meaning: Helmeted chief
Origin: Irish
suh-MAN-thuh
Meaning: Listener
Origin: Hebrew
MY-uh
Meaning: Illusion, water
Origin: Sanskrit/Hebrew
PAYZ-lee
Meaning: Church, cemetery
Origin: Scottish
STEL-uh
Meaning: Star
Origin: Latin
VY-uh-lit
Meaning: Purple flower
Origin: Latin
ROO-bee
Meaning: Red gemstone
Origin: Latin
NAT-uh-lee
Meaning: Christmas day
Origin: Latin
EYE-vee
Meaning: Ivy plant
Origin: English
uh-LEE-uh
Meaning: Exalted, high
Origin: Arabic