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List of Baby Names – Find the Perfect Names For Your Baby!
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Our unique list of baby names includes some names you have never heard before.

Celebrities have cornered the market on coming up with unusual names that test the limits of pronunciation and spelling. The names of their baby twins, Vivienne and Knox, are more common, but they still don’t show up on a list of popular names!

Gwyneth Paltrow named her children Apple and Moses. Moses is, obviously, a Biblical name – but what about Apple? Gwen Stefani took the unusual route as well, when she named her children Kingston and Zuma. There are plenty of others that make for unusual names. When you are seeking a unique list of baby names, think in terms of places and things. Have you heard of children being named after planets? Our list of baby names includes actions, too. Runner is a name that might appeal to athletic families. Dancer has been assigned to a child now and then, as has the name Ballet.

Naming a child Tuesday has been a popular option in unique names. Calling a child April or May is a pretty common practice, but what about calling him December, or naming your baby girl February?

A somewhat popular trend is in spelling names backwards, which presents you with unique spellings. A list of baby names is sure to turn up something that will suit your creative side, as well as reflect well on your precious child.

Choosing the Best Baby Names
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The one gift that parents give a child that lasts forever is the baby’s name. No matter what happens, a baby’s name will stay with him or her through growing, childhood, adulthood and beyond. Picking a baby name isn’t easy though, and it’s a task that takes a lot of thought and consideration. Here are some tips to choose the best name for your baby:

Make a list of all the baby names you and your partner like. Write down any name that catches your eye or that pleases you. If there are names that come to mind over time, add them to your list.

Look at all types of names. There are popular name choices, celebrity names, those from history, names that reflect a culture or a people, names based on nature or religion… If you find that you prefer Scottish names, delve deeper for choices. If you like natural-sound names like River or Rain, feel free to explore those selections.

Speak the names aloud and see how they sound and feel on your tongue, match them up with the baby’s last name, and try to find the variations or nicknames your child might end up with.

Your baby’s name choice isn’t the time to make a statement, either. Paired with the last name, they sound like a phrase that may be distasteful or curious. A nickname paired with a last name could spell trouble too. People love to be included in the name search, and they’ll be more than willing to help in the choice. Keep in mind that you have the final choice in your baby’s name.

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Baby Name Meanings
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Speaking as a Michael (a Hebrew name, meaning “Who is like God”), I’m really proud of my name. You can have a lot of fun thinking up family/friends names, finding out the meanings and trying to make a connection between the two. Badu (as in r n’b singer Erykah Badu): African name meaning “Tenth born child”

Winona (as in actress Winona Ryder): Sioux name meaning “Firstborn daughter”

Aaliyah (the late r n’b singer): Arabic name meaning “High, exalted”

Hilary (as in actresses Duff/Swank): Latin name meaning “Cheerful”

Some cultures have very interesting traditions when it comes to baby name meanings. For example, Hindu names usually have connections with very positive things such as truth, beauty, happiness, blessings, etc, or one of the Hindu gods. In the Sikh culture, girls traditionally have the middle or surname “Kaur”, meaning “Princess”, whilst the boys have the middle or surname “Singh”, meaning “Lion”.

An African friend of mine once mentioned that many Africans are given a second name corresponding to the day of the week on which they were born. I think is a really nice tradition, but in my case, my middle name would be “Sondo” (born on Sunday)!! Hmmmm…

Whatever type of name you have chosen, or are thinking about for your “bundle of joy”, its worth doing a little research into the meaning. And it’s never been easier, with the wealth of Internet resources and books available.

Your search may yield some surprises; for example, the lovely-sounding name “Malory” is French and means “Bad luck”. Well…

For more information and advice, check out the baby name meaning resources. Enjoy your search and happy baby naming!

The Meaning of Baby Names
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The Origin of names

A baby’s first name is often referred to as “given name”. As opposed to a family name which one inherits, this name is given to them, usually by their parents.
In most of the world ones given name is generally used before their last or family name, but in some countries like Japan, Hungary, China and others – the family name is used prior to the given name. Where do first names originate from?

• Personal traits – names like Hope, Faith, and others. The Hebrew name “Eitan” means strong and solid. The name “Hiroshi” means generous in Japanese. The name Linda means beautiful in Spanish.

• Names stemming in literature / fictional characters – The name Wendy was first used and also created in “Peter pan” by J.

.• Names from nature – Lilly, Rose and more.

• Greek names – From greek mythology or history.

• Male names made feminine – For example Charlotte, Stephanie and Michaela

• Names for twins. The name Thomas means twin. When twins are born they will often e given similar sounding names or names with a common source like names of flower, or biblical names.

Other sources: Surnames made into given names, Names of months (April, August etc.), names of objects – for example – the name Peter means rock. European names such as Albert, Norbert, Henry (German).
Many names have an unknown source.

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Top List of Baby Girls Names – Choosing Perfect Baby Names for Girls
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The list of baby girls names that are the most popular can help you when considering which names are the best baby names for girls. Choosing her name is fun for the parents, family and friends, and her name will be something she will live with the rest of her life. Keep these tips in mind when looking at the list of baby girls names and selecting baby names for girls:

1. Select names based on their meanings — a positive meaning adds to the enjoyment of her name both now and later in life.

2. Decide if you prefer popular names or unique names. The list of baby girls names below are the most popular names in the USA since the year 2000. If you choose a unique name, be careful.

3. Practice saying names for baby girls aloud. Say the entire name — first, middle and last. If your last name is complicated, a simpler first name may work best. If your last name is simple, try simple first names and try first names that are more complicated.

4. Do the baby names for girls initials you are considering form any kind of word? The list of baby girls names that are most popular only provide the first name. Add your last name and middle names you are considering.

5. Are there common nicknames that are associated with the names? Looking at the list of baby girls names that are the most popular is a fun and practical way to see what girls names are frequently used. Here is the top list of baby girls names given to girls in the USA since the year 2000.

1. Emily
2. Madison
3. Hannah
4. Emma
5. Ashley
6. Alexis
7. Samantha
8. Sarah
9. Abigail
10. Olivia
11. Elizabeth
12. Alyssa
13. Jessica
14. Grace
15. Lauren
16. Taylor
17. Kayla
18. Brianna
19. Isabella
20. Anna
21. Victoria
22. Sydney
23. Megan
24. Rachel
25. Jasmine

When selecting baby names for girls, remember that your girl’s name will always be part of her identity. Have fun with the list of baby girls names. Choose her name carefully, a name that will have genuine meaning to you and your child.

Unique Baby Names for Girls
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When you are trying to pick the right baby name it can be very time consuming looking through baby names’ lists and weeding through all the names. Here is a list of some unique names for baby girls and their meanings. These names are creative but still pretty.

Unique Girls Names:

Famous people with this name include Audrey Hepburn or Audrey Wells. Other variations of the name Audrey include Audra, Audelia, Audene, Audessa., Audrielle and Audrina.<

A variation of this name is Barbette. Chloe Webb and Chloe Sevigny are two actresses with this name. Flora (Latin) means flower. Other possible names include Lena, Leana, Leena, or Leila

Famous people with the name Natalie include Natelie Wood and Natelie Cole. Other spellings and variations of the name Natalie include Nataleigh, Natalina, Natalia and Natalya.

Other variations of the name include Ofelia, Ophelya, or Felia.

Other variations of the name Sadie include Sadee, Saida, Sadiegh, or Sade.

Famous for the state named Virginia. Famous people with this name include Virginia Wolf and Virginia Dare. Picking a creative name for your baby may take some time.

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Take Your Time
The worst thing you could do when choosing a baby name is to rush into it. Don’t commit yourself to the first name that you fancy. Keep searching until you find a name that you are 110% happy with. And don’t forget that you don’t need to have a name for your baby before birth. If you have a meaning in mind, but don’t know what names contain that meaning, visit our baby names and meanings database.

Spelling
Try to make sure you don’t choose a name that ends with the same letter that your last name begins with. There are some exceptions to this rule, but in general it is best to keep it in mind when choosing a baby name. Don’t forget, some names look great when written on paper, but sound terrible off the tongue.

Initials, Nicknames and Middle Names
There have been some embarrassing mistakes made when choosing baby names in the past. Also think about possible nicknames that will be used to shorten your choice of baby name. You may love the name Robert, but hate the name Rob or Robby. If you are going to name your child after yourself or your partner, such as John Edward Mitchell III, remember that you will probably end up referring to the child by its middle name to avoid confusion. Above all these baby naming tips, choosing a baby name can be broken down into two parts. Baby naming tip number one: choose a name that you think your child will be happy with. Baby naming tip number two: choose a name that both parents are 110% happy with.

Unique Baby Names
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Expectant parents often say they are looking for a unique baby name. Do you want your child to be named “Mukkenzy,” after all other possible variations have been taken, simply so your boy or girl can have that unique name? A growing body of research suggests that giving your child a unique baby name may not be the best thing for the child, longterm. By contrast, ‘Alexander,’ named after the great emperor, may be empowered by his name, because other people unconsciously respond to him with a certain level of respect.

The research implies that boys with unusual first names tend to display more emotional disturbances than boys with more traditional names. Are the boys in question more troubled because of their names, or because of the parental support structure which gave them strange names in the first place? A recent report from the School of Business at Arizona State University shows that the names of top CEOs in Phoenix come from a disproportionately small group of names, implying that certain names are more likely to lead to greater success. The three most successful names in the study group were Robert, John, and Steve.

While the following names are not totally unique, they are very unusual. They are real names, and some even have very interesting histories. The boy’s name Jago, for instance, is a variant of the name James, from Cornwall, in England. And the girl’s name Lettice is another old name, Latin in origin, meaning “gladness.”

Girls’ Names: Briony, Dalena, Easter, Flick, Gaia, Happy, Jaine, Lettice, Odelia, Opal, Posy, Saffron, Tarina, Unity, Wilda, Xanthe, Zinnia.

Boys’ Names: Alban, Barker, Chay, Digby, Edan, Fergal, Jago, Laban, Napier, Parsifal, Somerled, Trayton, Urban, Vanslow, Yorick, Zeno.

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Baby Name Tips and Suggestions
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Research names from your favorite band, or choose the name of your favorite singer

Choose the name of your favorite celebrity or movie star

Pick a name of a character from your favorite television show

Soap operas are a great source for unique, popular names

Give a unique name – choose a top 100 name from a different country

Research other cultures or naming traditions

Babies do grow up – a cute name may not always be cute

Name the baby after the doctor (or nurse) that delivered the baby

Consider using a last name as a middle name, or a first name

See if using the first letters of names from people in your family result in a potential name: Sarah, Alan, Michael – SAM

Give a family member the honor of selecting a name for your child

A mother’s maiden name can become a unique, momentous first name

Select the name you always wanted to have for yourself had you been able to choose your own name

Pick a name after a beautiful flower, like Lilly or Rose

Choose a popular name from other countries or cultures

Name your child after a grandparent from either the mother’s or father’s family

Greeks typically use the paternal grandfather’s name for the first-born male and the paternal grandmother’s name for the first daughter

Hispanic names frequently have biblical histories or are named for Saints

Think of the child’s middle name as well – make sure the first and middle names sound good together

Irish children are often named after family members – First son named after father’s father, first daughter after mother’s daughter, second son after mother’s father, second daughter after father’s mother

There is a custom in Italy that 1) the first male is named after his paternal grandfather, 2) the second male is named after his maternal grandfather, 3) the first female is named after her paternal grandmother, and 4) the second female is named after her maternal grandmother

Japanese believe that a baby’s name will decide its future, which is why the Japanese look for names that bring good fortune to the child

Select a last name and use it as a first name – the last name can be in your family, or just a name you like for your child – McKenzie for example

Pick some attributes you’d like your child to possess and use a baby name meaning tool to determine which names have the meaning you seek

Choose wisely – some studies suggest that people with more popular names are treated better than those with less popular names

It will also make things less confusing when calling a child’s name

List your favorite names and see if a combination results in a great name – Michael and Jason = Mason

Visit the past to find a classic name by going to www.thetop100babynames.com and looking through history’s top names

Polish people usually give one or two names and typically choose a traditional Biblical or saint’s name

Name your child after a politician of significance, from the United State or abroad

The name you’ve selected may look beautiful on paper – but make sure people can easily read and pronounce the name too

Name your baby for a religious figure. Read a religious book to find names of faith

Keep your favorite names secret – avoid someone else stealing your favorite name, it could lead to arguments

Name your child after a sports hero from your favorite team

Take the baby names test at www.babynamesusa.com to find a perfect baby name

Don’t name ‘on a whim’ – give it time and thought to ensure you select the right name

Some families give the same first name to each of their children, passed down from generation to generation, but call them by their middle name

Vietnamese people use different given names (first names are not traditionally passed down), and the name reflects a meaning Most Vietnamese names can be used for either sex

French people traditionally have one or two (sometimes more) given names, with the first name being used in most social settings and the additional given names in honor of family members

Children’s movies or cartoons may contain some good names for your consideration

Ask your children for names of children in their class as school.

English Baby Names
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If you decide to choose an English baby name for your little boy or girl, you’ll find that it’s rather difficult to choose, as you’ll have several great options to choose from.

First up is Addison, a name that originates from Old English; it is a boy’s name and it closely relates to ‘Adam’s son’. Abelard is also a sophisticated, meaningful English baby boy’s name. The name originates from the Old and Middle English. The meaning of the name Abelard is ‘resolute’.

Next up on our English baby names list is Edward, another boy’s name. Edward (the name) originates from Old English and the meaning of Edward is ‘guardian of prosperity’. A feisty name, no doubt.

But let’s turn our attention to a few ladies’ names as well. Kelsey is a name with an Old English origin and the meaning ‘beautiful island’. Next on the list is a name with both Greek and Old English origins. Kirsten is a beautiful name with different meanings. To the English, the name means ‘Christian’ or ’stone church’, whereas to the Greeks, Kirsten means ‘Follower of Christ’.

English people are used to naming their babies with their originated English names, but other people from different backgrounds or different cultures and different social and economic statuses may not be so comfortable using such fancy and sometimes elegant names.

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Baby Name Meanings
Executive Summary about baby names and meanings by Fraser Wheaton

Are you looking for a name for your baby? One of the first characteristics when choosing a name is its origin. This characteristic is perfect for those who choose their name for their babies based on their origin. Most parents look up the meaning of the name they plan on giving to their children. The baby name can have a historical meaning, a religious meaning, or the names can mean different qualities and virtues. Most black people use such interesting, beautiful and unique names for their baby using African baby names. The origins and the meanings of African baby names are really personal and extremely meaningful. For example: Abiodun is an African boy’s name and it is given to one born during war; Enam is a boy’s name and it means Gift from God.

Of course there are also a lot of popular religious baby names that many Christians use to name their children, such as: Abigail, which is a girl’s name and it means “wife of King David”, described as “good in discretion and beautiful in form”, or Adonia another Hebrew baby name which means “The Lord is my God”.

Parents these days search for a baby name that is original, with a special meaning, interesting to pronounce, and they try and try to find or even create a unique baby name which can reflect something meaningful for the parents as well as for their beloved babies. If you’re running out of inspiration, you can easily check out baby name meanings on the Internet.

Keep these characteristics and examples of baby name meanings in mind when the time comes to name your baby.

Baby Names To Avoid

There are a few names that don’t fit in the society or culture parents live in so it is a wise thing to do an extensive search for the right baby name. Religion often comes into play when we have to take the tough choice of naming our baby girl or boy, but it is also a premise for awful naming situations. If you are a Christian parent living in a Christian environment, culture or society it is probably best if you use Christian names and avoid gothic names for example; gothic names you should avoid are Babylon, Jinx, Lucifer, Maleficent, Shadow or Spirit. If you live in a really strict environment and the society does not accept trendy and modern names, then is best if you avoid names like Amethyst (baby girl name) or Maverick (baby boy name). You should avoid the name Maverick because of its meaning ‘wildly independent’.

You should also avoid naming you baby using fancy names or using celebrities baby names if you are not living up to their life style. Some clear examples of celebrity names to avoid include: Makena’lei, the name of actress Helen Hunt and writer and producer Matthew Carnahan’s daughter. Maddox Chivan Thornton is another weird name, given by Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt to their adopted boy. Definitely a baby name to avoid.

Banjo is another celebrity baby name used by actress Rachel Griffiths and Andrew Taylor for her son. It is so easy to choose a wrong baby name for your kid that it’s almost frightening.

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Best Baby Girl Names

Executive Summary about baby names for girls by Fraser Wheaton

How does one determine the best baby girl name around? If you do a quick search on the Internet on the term “best baby girl names”, you’ll find different tops and polls where users can pick the name they think is currently best suited for a baby girl. The best biblical baby girl name is undoubtedly Mary. For example, you can choose the best baby girl names out of the botany book, with the beautiful flower names you’ll find there. Or if you’re feeling creative, you can make up a good girl name, or even combine two existing girl names into one.

If you’re simply looking for the name to be popular, you could aim for the names voted as being the most popular on websites mentioned in the introduction. Popular baby girl names may be a good choice today, but remember that the name trend changes quickly and what is hot today, may be obsolete tomorrow.

Historical baby girl names can be extremely meaningful and they can offer a sense of style to your daughter.

Last but not least, celebrity baby girl names are also in fashion this season. Unfortunately, celebrities have a distinct hobby of making fun of their babies, naming them in the most awful ways possible. However, naming your baby girl directly after a celebrity might prove to be a good touch.

Top 20 Baby Girl Names

It’s a lot more important to name a girl right than to name a boy right, in the eyes of many statisticians and child development specialists. Whereas a girl won’t really care if she’s dating or marrying a “Dave” or an awkward named boy, men are admittedly more shallow from this point of view, as they tend to give the name of their girlfriend or spouse more importance than they should. You could try naming her after someone in the family, the girl’s grand parents or great grand parents being a popular choice. You could also name her after a historical figure or a popular star of our days: Joan or Jeanne (after Joan/Jeanne D’Arc, heroine of the Hundred Years War), Elizabeth (after Queen Elizabeth), Abigail (after Abigail Smith Adams, the wife of the 2nd President of the United States), Josephine (after Josephine Baker, civil rights activist and World War 2 heroine) to name just a few historic figures. Names that would point to popular figures and entertainment stars include Marilyn (Marilyn Monroe), Barbara (Barbara Streisand), Tina (Tina Turner), Shania (Shania Twain) and so forth.

Although you might not want to choose a popular name per say, this list might help you as a starting point, so here’s the top 20 baby girl names we have for you:

1. Emily

2. Mary

3. Grace

4. Sarah

5. Olivia

6. Samantha

7. Anna

8. Julia

9. Claire

10. Katie

11. Rebecca

12. Alexandra

13. Jessica

14. Pam

15. Nicole

16. Janet

17. Angie

18. Jennifer

19. Britney

20. Martha

Naming your daughter with any of the above names from our top 20 baby girl names list should be considered a “safe bet” if you’re thinking about how your daughter’s name will affect her future development.

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Best Baby Boy Names

Executive Summary about baby names for boys by Fraser Wheaton

A lot of people think that the currently popular baby names are the best ones to choose from for their little ones. There are actually several websites and forums where baby boy names are rated and where a best baby boy name is chose every once in a while. Usually, the best baby boy names are rated by popularity and some of them are given different ranks, so that parents can make an idea on the “trend level” that name has achieved this year, or this season (yes, the name trend changes almost at the same rate as the fashion trends!). A quick search on the internet will reveal which name is ranked as being the best boy name at the particular time you’re reading this article. This kind of research offers parents a good source of finding and choosing an appropriate name for their baby boy.

Also, electronic newspapers and different magazines often offer parents different baby boys name options, giving them a list of what is consider being the best baby boy names today. In 2005 the winner of the best baby boy name in the United States was Jacob; the origin of this name is Hebrew and despite being a beautiful name in itself, it spurs different interpretations of what it means. In late 2005, experts predicted that Jacob would be dethroned as the best baby boy name and they were right. In 2006 the name Aiden accompanied by its other two alternatives Aidan and Aden were ranked as being the best baby boy names. When it came to actually name their children, people still preferred “classic” names, although they went for the less common Aiden when voting online.

Another name that got a high score on most “best baby boy names” charts in 2006 is Michael.

Baby Names

Executive Summary about baby names for boys by Jamie Hanson

Name is an identity of an individual which remains forever. Your selection of a name for your baby will remain his true identity forever. A baby comes as a gift for his parents and the parent’s first gift to the baby is his name. Thus it is very necessary for the parents to choose a meaningful name that is pleasing and sweet.

Name helps to differentiate your child from other children. Usually people conduct a huge function or a party for the naming ceremony of their baby. While choosing a baby names some points that may really help you are: – You can often think of names of some great and famous personalities like Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Edison and many more, and choose one for your baby, so that your baby becomes like one of them in future. – A Name should rather have a positive meaning than a negative one. – Baby Boy Names and Baby Girl Names are totally different; boys should rather have sporty, hard and speedy names than the girls who generally have simple, sweet and beautiful names. – Some names can be used for both boys and girls, and if you don’t want to confuse others, whether you have a girl child or a boy child, better avoid such names that are unisex – Always remember that, let your child be in any corner of the world he will be called and known by his name alone.

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Find Baby Names Has Never Been Easier

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One of the first challenges that new parents face is choosing a name for their new baby. There are so many things to consider when selecting the perfect name for your child. Both parents should take a few minutes and jot down the first ten baby names that come to mind that they would deem suitable for the new baby. Make sure that you list names for both boys and girls, unless you already know the sex of your baby.

Once the lists are complete, both parents should sit down and eliminate any names that either parent objects to. Even if only a couple of names remain between the two lists, this is a good start.

The next step, after this brainstorming session, is to define some agreed upon parameters for your baby names. Think about and discuss your preferences for cultural backgrounds, family names and number of syllables. You can also narrow it down to include only names starting with specific letters. Listen for potential names when you’re in the grocery store, listening to the radio and walking through a park. Make sure to use the Internet when find baby names. Also, look out for undesirable letter combinations formed by the initials of any baby names that have made it on your list.

Again, be aware of any similarities to negative words or phrases that may be formed by certain name combinations.

Your parents are from another generation and they may be stuck in a rut when it comes to good in find baby name. Just remember, that getting opinions on your find baby names can be helpful, but at the end of the day, what you name your baby is up to you and your partner. If certain people have an aversion to a name that is high on your list, stick to your guns! Once people get to know your baby and form an affectionate bond, you will find that they quickly forget any negative connotation they may have had with the name, and come to love the baby, name and all!!

Going over baby names is something you can do with your partner, and it allows them to play an active role in the baby’s life even before the actual birth.

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Baby Name Finder

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You might not realize it, but baby names often carry a great deal of meaning. While some names are simply a collection of interesting sounds and syllables, others are intriguing metaphors. Dreamy Names

If your baby is the embodiment of your dreams, consider the name Ashlyn. The baby girl name meaning for Ashlyn is “vision”

Naming with the Eyes

Other names refer to an individual’s looks. For instance, if you have a thin boy, consider naming him Blaine. If he’s freckled, Breck is the best choice (the baby boy name meaning of Breck being “freckled”). Similarly, if your boy has dark features, consider naming him Darci.

The Meaning Behind Biblical Baby Names

What’s particularly interesting about Bible baby names is their biblical baby name meanings, typically, multiple levels of meaning. For instance, Abraham is Hebrew for “father of a multitude.” Daniel means “my judge is the Lord”; the biblical baby girl name Elizabeth means “God’s oath.”

Names with Identity

Consider all of these when selecting a new baby name.

You might be quite surprised at the meanings of some names. Camellia, for instance, means evergreen tree. Other names are derivatives of still other names.

Baby Name Finders

A Baby Name Finder may be one of the quickest ways you can locate a possible name for your child. For instance, the iVillage Baby Name Finder on the Internet has been used by millions of people around the world. The name finder contains a collection of more than 10,000 names, so chances are good that you will find a name that is appealing to you. The name finder not only provides a list of names, it also gives baby names and their meanings. These tools offer a great way to find unique baby names. If you are already set on the first name, this service can also be used as a baby middle name finder.