| Count | Name | Gender | Origin | Meaning | Syllables | Pronunciation | Related name | Related opposite sex | International names | Rated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 148 | Olivia | girl | Latin | From the Latin word for olive. Symbolising peace and fruitfulness. Was first used in this form by William Shakespeare. | 4 | OLIVeeA | Oliva, Livia, Elivina | Oliver | Olaf; Olave; Olavi; | |
| 123 | Emily | girl | Latin | Originally derived from the family name Aemilla meaning 'industrious'. Also means 'imitating' or 'rivalring' . | 3 | EHMahLY | Amelia, Emelie | Emile, Emanuel, Emil | Nuela; Mile; Eimile | |
| 123 | Ruby | girl | Hebrew, English | In Hebrew the name means 'behold, a son' and is the feminine or pet form of the name Reuben. The English is derived from the Latin 'ruber' meaning red and is the name of a precious stone. Ruby is also the birthstone for July. | 2 | RUWBiy | Reuben, Rabbie, Robbie | Rabi; Rafa; Raviv; | ||
| 95 | Sophie | girl | Greek | Derived from the Greek Sophia meaning Wisdom. The Hebrew version of the name Jopie means 'God will Multiply' . | 2 | SOWFiy | Sibbie, Sophia | Seb, Sebbie, Seosaph | Shappa; Safa; Suvi; Siva; Sofie | |
| 87 | Mia | girl | Hebrew, Scandinavian | The Hebrew meaning of this name is "bitterness" , however it may also be the Scandinavian form of the name 'Maria' which means "sea of bitterness' . | 2 | MIYA | Maya, Miya | Mamo, Mannie | Mimmi; Mina; Manya | |
| 86 | Jessica | girl | Hebrew | The meaning of the name is rich. The English version of the name was first used by William Shakespeare probably based on the biblical name Yiskah meaning 'to behold'. | 3 | JHHESiyKA | Jesse, Jess, Tessa, Tessia | Jess, Jesse | Nessia; Alessia; Jesus | |
| 84 | Grace | girl | Latin | A popular puritan virtue name, Grace cmes from the Latin 'Gratia' meaning charm and 'God's favor'. The Irish varient of this name comes from Grianne and means love. | 1 | GREYs | Garek, Garrick | Arete; Graca; Gracia | ||
| 73 | Summer | unisex | English | From the vocabulary refering to the season. The word comes from the Sanskrit. | 2 | SAHMer | Sumer | Sameera | ||
| 72 | Daisy | girl | English | The name of the white flower meaning 'day eye'; or from the Greek meaning 'pearl'. | 2 | DEYZiy | Daisee, Daisi, Daisia, Margaret | Dacy; Dasha | ||
| 71 | Ava | unisex | German, Hebrew, Persian, Celtic | This name has many meanings; Germanic - 'strength'; Hebrew -'alive' ; Persian -'voice' or 'song' and the Celtic 'lady of the people'. | 2 | EYVah | Eva, Eve | Ebbie | Effie | |
| 65 | Ellie | girl | Hebrew, German | In Hebrew the name means 'my lord' . The Germanic meaning is debated , it may mean 'of a noble kind' or 'healthy and whole'. | 2 | EHLiy | Ellen, Eloise, Helen, Eleanor, Ella | Ellie, Eli | Alice; Elsa | |
| 54 | Charlotte | girl | French | The feminine form of Charlies, meaning ' free man' or 'warrior'. | 2 | SHAARLahT | Carla, Charline, Charley | Charles, Karl | Karla; Sharleen; Carletta | |
| 54 | Lilly | girl | English, Hebrew | A variant of the name Lillian or Lily from the Latin lilium which is a flower name. The flower symbolizes purity. | 2 | LIHliy | Lilian, Lili, Lilli | Laia; Lela; Leela | ||
| 47 | Isabella | girl | Spanish | Derived from the name Isabel , itself a medieval pet name for Elizabeth. Contains the element 'bella' meaning beautiful. | 3 | IHZahBEHL | Isabel, Belle, Izzi | Isobelle; Izabelle; Ysabel; Isibe | ||
| 46 | Emma | girl | German, Latin | Meaning 'whole' or 'immense' or 'imitating and rivaling'. | 2 | EHMahLY | Erma, Ima, Emily | Emmet | Eithne; Emmi | |
| 45 | Megan | girl | Welsh | A diminutive of Margaret from the Greek 'margarites' meaning 'pearl'. Its Greek roots can also mean 'great' and 'mighty'. | 2 | MEYGahN | Margaret, Maigan, Meg, Pearl | Megen; Makani | ||
| 44 | Freya | girl | Norse | From the word 'freyja' meaning 'lady' , also the name given to the Norse goddess of love and beauty. | 2 | FREYah | Freja, Fraya | Farah | ||
| 44 | Leah | unisex | Hebrew | Meaning 'gazelle' or 'weary'. | 2 | LIYahM | Leaha, Le | Leya | ||
| 38 | Imogen | girl | Celtic | Containing two elements meaning 'daughter' or 'girl' and | 3 | IHMahGahN | Emogen, Imogene, Imogenia | Inken | ||
| 38 | Phoebe | girl | Greek | Meaning 'sweetly spoken' or 'bright and pure'. In Greek mythology this name is associated with the moon goddess Artemis. | 2 | FIYBiy | Pheba, Febe | Euphemia |