Unique Baby Names with Meanings
Choosing a name for your baby can be quite the process. We meditate on it, test it out on our tongues and if we are brave enough, we run it by our family and friends. It is like the name that we choose for our newest little one can dictate or predicted what kind of future they may have.
Most importantly, we want the name to mean something special. Not only special to us, but to ring out as meaningful to others.
Popularity of names is ever changing year and after. Influenced by the sign of times or by celebrities, we want a name that will fit perfectly with our child for the rest of their lives.
Here is our list of popular baby names and their meanings. Our hope is to not only to inspire what may be the strong personality of your newest edition but we also hope that we can help end your search here.
GIRL NAMES
ADENA
Hebrew: Noble, delicate
ALENA
Greek: Bright, shining one
ALENE
Celtic: Fair, good-looking; feminine variant of Alan
ALINA
Celtic: Fair
Gaelic: Bright
Greek: Light
Irish: Beautiful
Latin: Of the nobility
ALYNA
Latin: Of the nobility; variant of Adelina
ARIANA
Welsh: Like silver; also a variant of Ariadne
BELLE
French: Beautiful, fair, lovely one; an abbreviation of Isabelle; In the fairy tale, "Beauty and the Beast," Belle is a young woman who teaches the enchanted Beast how to love and is rewarded handsomely for learning herself to see beyond appearances and trust her heart.
BIANCA
Italian: White, shining; variant of Blanche
BRIANA
Celtic: Strong or ascends; feminine form of Brian
ESTELLE
French: Star
STELLA
Latin and Italian: Star
MIA
Latin: Mine or wished-for child
BOY NAMES
HARLEY
English: Hare's meadow
JAI
Sanskrit: "Victory," a variant of Jay (not the American version); for boys and girls
KAI
Finnish: Rejoice
Hawaiian: The sea
Welsh: Keeper of the keys
LEVI
Hebrew: Joined, attached
RANDY
English: A nickname of Randolph, Randall, Rand and related names
RAY
English: Familiar form of Rayburn, Raymond, and related names
French: Regal, royal
Latin: Radiant
Scottish: Grace
RONNIE
Scandinavian: Powerful ruler
ROY
English: King
Scottish: Red
ANDREI
Russian: Russian form of Andrew manly
Slavic: Manly; brave. Variant of English Andrew
BRADON
English: Salmon
Irish: Salmon
BRADY
English: From the wide island
Gaelic: Spirited; broad
Irish: Spirited; broad
FLYNN
Irish: Son of a red-haired man
