Are you looking for the meaning of your name or a special name for the newest member of your family? Nameslist.org is the answer to all your questions! Nameslist.org provides list on various topics currently we are providing list of Indian baby names with extended list of baby names with their meaning in varuous languages spoken in India. English baby names are also available with meaning and popularity statistics. We have newly added longest list of Japanese baby names. The lists will help parents in naming their new-born and will give him/her a unique identity that will remain attached with him for her/his entire life. So select name from various categories provided on this site. We have a vast collection of names from various cultures.
Baby names by origin English American Indian Biblical Arabic African Japanese Albanian Ancient Armenian Bulgarian Croatian Danish Dutch Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Irish Italian Latin Lithuanian Mythological Norwegian Old Norse Persian Polish Russian Scottish Spanish Swedish Welsh Popular baby names| United States | |
| Boy | Girl |
| #1 Liam #2 Noah #3 William #4 James #5 Logan #6 Benjamin #7 Mason #8 Elijah #9 Oliver #10 Jacob |
#1 Emma #2 Olivia #3 Ava #4 Isabella #5 Sophia #6 Mia #7 Charlotte #8 Amelia #9 Evelyn #10 Abigail |
| Check: Most popular 2017 Male Names in US Most popular US Female Names of 2017 | |
| United Kingdom | |
| Boy | Girl |
| #1 Oliver #2 Harry #3 George #4 Noah #5 Jack #6 Jacob #7 Leo #8 Oscar #9 Charlie #10 Muhammad |
#1 Olivia #2 Amelia #3 Isla #4 Ava #5 Emily #6 Isabella #7 Mia #8 Poppy #9 Ella #10 Lily |
| Check: Most popular 2017 Male Names in UK Most popular UK Female Names of 2017 | |
The Japanese usually have two names, the given name, and the surname. Like the Chinese, the surname comes before the given name. Contrary to the conventional naming patterns, the Japanese do not have a middle name. Therefore, the new Japanese moms are usually only concerned with how to come up with suitable first names for their...
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In Jewish culture, a name is used to define an individual. According to the Hebrews, a name is meant to bring out personal attributes. When you consider carefully the names of key figures in the Bible, you come to realize that they summarize their personalities. For instance, the name David means beloved. Looking at the life of ...
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I once met a baby girl called Honey. It was a public gathering where the ten-year-old began her presentation by calling herself Honey Cornwell. The mention of her first name seemed to create a stir as people began to murmur over the suitability of that name. Having been exposed to so many unique names, I stood up and addressed t...
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From the moment the doctor pronounces a woman pregnant, she begins operating under certain rules. Many moms would want to believe that most of these rules end at delivery. However, there is one very important set of rules that the mothers should observe. This is the baby naming rules....
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Last name origin and meaning
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