Girl names rising in the most regions
Eliana is rising in more places than any other girl's name: 23 of the 24 where five years can be compared.
A name counts as rising in a region when its share grew by a quarter or more over five years, or it climbed ten or more places in a top list.
Rising in 23 of 24 places
Say it el-ee-AH-nuh
Hebrew origin
my God has answered
4 syllablesRising in Austria, New South Wales, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden and Slovenia.
Common across Canada, Switzerland, England and Wales and eight more places. Rare in Slovenia, Austria, Scotland and 13 more places.
1 in 344 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 22 of 26 places
Say it AY-luh
Turkish origin 2 syllables
Rising in Austria, New South Wales, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand and Sweden.
Common across six German cities, Canada, Switzerland and 13 more places. Rare in Norway, Catalonia, Israel and two more places.
1 in 189 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 21 of 28 places
Say it uh-ROR-uh
Latin origin
dawn, sunrise
3 syllablesRising in Austria, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, Ontario, Quebec, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Slovenia.
Falling in Cologne.
Loved in Italy. Common across Switzerland, Norway, Ontario and 22 more places. Rare in Austria, the Netherlands, Quebec and three more places.
1 in 201 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 21 of 21 places
Say it aw-REE-lee-uh
Latin origin
golden
4 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Sweden.
Common across six German cities, Poland, Austria and one more place. Rare in the UK, Canada, Sweden and six more places.
1 in 542 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 19 of 21 places
Say it EL-oh-eez
French origin from Heloise,
to pick, to choose from
3 syllablesRising in Austria, New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Leipzig, Catalonia, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland and Sweden.
Common across Canada, England and Wales, Scotland and six more places. Rare in Northern Ireland, five German cities, Ireland and eight more places.
1 in 373 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 18 of 23 places
Say it FLOR-uh
Latin origin
flower
2 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Catalonia, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and Slovenia.
Falling in Rostock.
Common across Austria, Quebec, Slovenia and six more places. Rare in three German cities, Italy, British Columbia and nine more places.
1 in 389 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 18 of 18 places
Say it ih-NY-uh
Arabic origin 3 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden and Slovenia.
Common across France, Switzerland, the Netherlands and one more place. Rare in Austria, Canada, four German cities and eight more places.
1 in 859 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 18 of 18 places
Say it uh-MAR-uh
A modern coinage
eternal
3 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Common across Ontario, British Columbia, Berlin and four more places. Rare in Britain, four other German cities, Switzerland and nine more places.
1 in 564 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 17 of 21 places
Say it MAR-yum
Arabic origin from Miriam,
possibly bitter
2 syllablesRising in Austria, New South Wales, British Columbia, Ontario, Switzerland, Berlin, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Norway.
Common across England and Wales, Ontario, France and four more places. Rare in the Netherlands, four German cities, Catalonia and ten more places.
1 in 307 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 17 of 19 places
Say it LAY-an
Used in Arabic 2 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Falling in Israel.
Common across Spain, Israel and two more places. Rare in Sweden, four German cities, Austria and 11 more places.
1 in 1,554 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 16 of 29 places
Say it AR-ee-uh
English origin
a musical aria
3 syllablesRising in Austria, Quebec, Switzerland, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, Israel, Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland and Slovenia.
Loved in New Zealand. Common across Ontario, the UK, British Columbia and 15 more places. Rare in Quebec, Italy, four German cities and four more places.
1 in 141 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 16 of 17 places
Say it HAY-zul
English origin
hazel (plant)
2 syllablesRising in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, British Columbia, Quebec, Berlin, Bonn, Cologne, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
Loved in British Columbia and five more places. Common across Ontario, Ireland, England and Wales and two more places. Rare in Northern Ireland, three German cities, Quebec and six more places.
1 in 240 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 16 of 18 places
Say it MAR-goh
French origin
pearl
2 syllablesRising in South Australia, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Rostock, Leipzig, Catalonia, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand and Sweden.
Common across Quebec, the UK, France and six more places. Rare in Ontario, Ireland, three German cities and six more places.
1 in 202 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 16 of 17 places
Say it KY-uh
Estonian origin 2 syllables
Rising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Norway.
Common across British Columbia, Ontario and four more places. Rare in Norway, Ireland, five German cities and 11 more places.
1 in 587 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 16 of 20 places
Say it lee-AH-nuh
Latin origin 3 syllables
Rising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden and Slovenia.
Common across three German cities, Switzerland, Austria and one more place. Rare in Berlin, Slovenia, Sweden and 12 more places.
1 in 1,689 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 16 of 17 places
Say it DOO-uh
Albanian origin
love
2 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden and Slovenia.
Common across Munich, Switzerland and one more place. Rare in Britain, Austria, Slovenia and 13 more places.
1 in 616 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 15 of 36 places
Say it oh-LIV-ee-uh
Latin origin
olive; olive branch
4 syllablesRising in Austria, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Spain, Catalonia, France, Hungary, Israel, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovenia.
Falling in Nova Scotia, Ontario, England and Wales and Scotland.
Loved in the UK, Ontario, British Columbia and 20 more places. Common across Austria, France, four German cities and five more places. Rare in Israel.
1 in 71 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 15 of 34 places
Say it soh-FEE-uh
Greek origin
wisdom, especially divine wisdom
3 syllablesRising in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, British Columbia, Quebec, Berlin, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, Northern Ireland, Israel, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Poland.
Falling in Rostock.
Loved in Spain, Switzerland, Italy and eight more places. Common across the Netherlands, Norway, the UK and 17 more places. Rare in Israel and one more place.
1 in 126 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 15 of 28 places
Say it LIL-ee
English origin
lily (flower)
2 syllablesRising in Austria, New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Cologne, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Sweden.
Falling in Leipzig and Catalonia.
Loved in Ireland, the UK, British Columbia and six more places. Common across Ontario, the Netherlands, Sweden and six more places. Rare in Norway, four German cities, Austria and three more places.
1 in 70 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 15 of 18 places
Say it EL-oh-dee
Roots in French and Spanish 3 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Italy, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Falling in France.
Common across England and Wales, Quebec and four more places. Rare in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Scotland and 14 more places.
1 in 298 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 15 of 21 places
Say it kee-AR-uh
Irish origin from Keira,
black, dark, little dark one
3 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Leipzig, Catalonia, England and Wales, Ireland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden and Slovenia.
Common across Slovenia, Ontario, British Columbia and six more places. Rare in Switzerland, four German cities, France and ten more places.
1 in 743 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 15 of 20 places
Say it YAR-uh
Portuguese origin
mistress of water
2 syllablesRising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Norway and Sweden.
Loved in the Netherlands. Common across Switzerland and two more places. Rare in Catalonia, four German cities, France and 11 more places.
1 in 1,627 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 15 of 15 places
Say it RY-uh
2 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland and the Netherlands.
Common across England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland. Rare in Scotland, Canada, four German cities and eight more places.
1 in 280 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 15 of 15 places
Say it AHL-yah
Arabic origin 2 syllables
Rising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, the Netherlands, Sweden and Turkey.
Common across France, Austria and Switzerland. Rare in five German cities, Canada, the Netherlands and five more places. Loved in Turkey.
1 in 3,618 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 14 of 31 places
Say it LOO-nuh
Latin origin
the moon
2 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Spain, Israel, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovenia.
Falling in South Australia, Victoria, England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
Common across four German cities, the Netherlands, Switzerland and 21 more places. Rare in Scotland, Poland, Northern Ireland and one more place. Loved in Leipzig and Rostock.
1 in 330 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 14 of 19 places
Say it MIL-ee
English origin 2 syllables
Rising in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Rostock, Bonn, France, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden.
Loved in Scotland. Common across England and Wales, Ireland, the Netherlands and seven more places. Rare in Canada, Norway, four German cities and four more places.
1 in 92 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 14 of 25 places
Say it AL-muh
Latin origin
nourishing, kind
2 syllablesRising in British Columbia, Quebec, Switzerland, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Slovenia.
Falling in Rostock and Catalonia.
Loved in France, Sweden, Norway and two more places. Common across Spain, five German cities, Israel and five more places. Rare in Slovenia, Canada, Britain and three more places.
1 in 1,112 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 14 of 20 places
Say it HAH-nuh
Hebrew origin
grace, gracious
2 syllablesRising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden.
Falling in France.
Loved in Slovenia. Common across Israel, Switzerland, Munich and two more places. Rare in four other German cities, Canada, Britain and eight more places.
1 in 743 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 14 of 21 places
Say it LIV-ee-uh
Latin origin 3 syllables
Rising in Austria, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovenia.
Falling in British Columbia, Ontario and Norway.
Common across Quebec, Austria, Switzerland and 11 more places. Rare in Poland, Slovenia, Norway and six more places.
1 in 2,347 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 14 of 20 places
Say it AL-buh
Spanish origin
dawn
2 syllablesRising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Cologne, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, Norway and Sweden.
Falling in Spain and Catalonia.
Loved in France. Common across Sweden, Spain, Switzerland and three more places. Rare in Norway, five German cities, Northern Ireland and five more places.
1 in 275 girls born in Scotland in 2025
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Rising in 14 of 19 places
Say it EE-den
Hebrew origin
perhaps steppe, garden
2 syllablesRising in New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Catalonia, Northern Ireland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand and Sweden.
Falling in British Columbia and France.
Common across the UK, Israel and five more places. Rare in Canada, Ireland, France and nine more places.
1 in 202 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 14 of 19 places
Say it KLEE-oh
Greek origin 2 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Cologne, Leipzig, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland and the Netherlands.
Falling in Sweden.
Common across five German cities, Sweden and one more place. Rare in the UK, France, Switzerland and nine more places.
1 in 599 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 14 of 18 places
Say it uh-MY-uh
Spanish origin
the end
3 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, France, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Common across Switzerland and four German cities. Rare in Canada, Britain, Cologne and nine more places.
1 in 636 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 14 of 15 places
Say it lee-YAH-nuh
3 syllables
Rising in Austria, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, France, England and Wales, Scotland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Common across Munich and one more place. Rare in Britain, the Netherlands, Sweden and 11 more places.
1 in 596 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 14 of 18 places
Say it DAH-lee-uh
English origin
dahlia (flower)
3 syllablesRising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, France, England and Wales, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Slovenia.
Falling in Bonn and Sweden.
Common across Catalonia and Slovenia. Rare in Canada, four German cities, Italy and 11 more places.
1 in 3,018 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 15 places
Say it EL-see
Roots in Scots and Hebrew 2 syllables
Rising in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, British Columbia, Quebec, Leipzig, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, Norway, New Zealand and Sweden.
Loved in England and Wales and one more place. Common across Scotland, Northern Ireland, Sweden and five more places. Rare in Canada, Norway, Austria and three more places.
1 in 132 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 16 places
Say it MAYV
Irish origin
intoxicating
1 syllableRising in New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Leipzig, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
Common across the Netherlands, the UK, British Columbia and seven more places. Rare in Quebec, four German cities, Poland and five more places. Loved in Nova Scotia.
1 in 138 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 22 places
Say it loo-SEE-uh
Latin origin from Lucy,
light
3 syllablesRising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Leipzig, France, Northern Ireland, Scotland, the Netherlands and Norway.
Falling in British Columbia, Catalonia and Ireland.
Loved in Spain. Common across Italy, three German cities, Northern Ireland and four more places. Rare in Austria, three other German cities, Ireland and ten more places.
1 in 251 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 21 places
Say it MEER-uh
Indian origin from Miranda,
admirable
2 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Munich, Cologne, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Poland and Sweden.
Falling in Bonn and Leipzig.
Common across six German cities, Switzerland, Austria and six more places. Rare in British Columbia, Norway, Poland and seven more places.
1 in 1,112 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 16 places
Say it BIL-ee
Germanic origin from William,
will + helmet
2 syllablesRising in New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
Common across Quebec, Scotland and five more places. Rare in France, England and Wales, Sweden and eight more places.
1 in 407 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 16 places
Say it oh-FEE-lee-uh
Greek origin
help, aid, succour
4 syllablesRising in Austria, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Rostock, Cologne, Leipzig, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Falling in Bonn.
Common across Quebec and England and Wales. Rare in five German cities, Sweden, British Columbia and nine more places.
1 in 438 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 13 of 21 places
Say it AY-lin
Used in Turkish 2 syllables
Rising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Leipzig, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Norway.
Falling in Slovenia.
Rare in Switzerland, Sweden, Austria and 20 more places. Common in Moscow.
1 in 2,638 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 13 of 17 places
Say it LIL-ee-uh
Latin origin
lily
3 syllablesRising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Scotland, Israel, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden.
Falling in Leipzig.
Common across Poland and Munich. Rare in four other German cities, Canada, Austria and ten more places.
1 in 2,236 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 19 places
Say it ad-uh-LEE-nuh
Spanish origin
noble
4 syllablesRising in Austria, Ontario, Switzerland, Berlin, Rostock, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland and Moscow.
Falling in Norway.
Common across Poland and one more place. Rare in five German cities, Slovenia, Ireland and 11 more places.
1 in 1,243 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 13 of 13 places
Say it SAH-mah
Used in Arabic 2 syllables
Rising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Berlin, Rostock, Bonn, Leipzig, France, England and Wales, Scotland, Israel, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Common in Israel. Rare in four German cities, Sweden, Austria and nine more places.
1 in 2,236 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 25 places
Say it FRAY-uh
Old Norse origin
mistress, lady
2 syllablesRising in Austria, South Australia, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Cologne, the Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand and Sweden.
Falling in Bonn.
Loved in the UK. Common across Ireland, British Columbia, Ontario and eight more places. Rare in four German cities, Switzerland, Norway and seven more places.
1 in 67 girls born in Scotland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 27 places
Say it NOR-uh
Occitan origin from Eleanor,
perhaps other
2 syllablesRising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Munich, Bonn, Cologne, Leipzig, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland and Italy.
Falling in Rostock, Hungary and Israel.
Loved in the Netherlands, Norway, Munich and five more places. Common across Ontario, Austria, British Columbia and 21 more places. Rare in Poland and Israel.
1 in 173 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 24 places
Say it LEE-uh
Roots in Hebrew and Italian
cow
2 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Cologne, Leipzig, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and Slovenia.
Falling in France and Hungary.
Loved in Switzerland and one more place. Common across five German cities, Israel, Spain and three more places. Rare in Italy, Sweden, Canada and six more places.
1 in 960 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 20 places
Say it HAY-lee
Old English origin
hay + clearing
2 syllablesRising in Austria, Switzerland, Berlin, Rostock, Cologne, Catalonia, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, Israel and Norway.
Falling in British Columbia, Ontario, Bonn and Sweden.
Common across the Netherlands, Ontario, British Columbia and three more places. Rare in three German cities, Sweden, Austria and ten more places.
1 in 341 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 25 places
Say it dy-AN-uh
Latin origin
goddess
3 syllablesRising in Quebec, Switzerland, Munich, Rostock, Bonn, Spain, Catalonia, France, Ireland, Italy, Poland and Sweden.
Falling in Cologne, Leipzig, Scotland, Moscow and Slovenia.
Common across Italy, Switzerland, three German cities and four more places. Rare in Catalonia, Sweden, three other German cities and 11 more places.
1 in 1,243 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 23 places
Say it uh-MEE-nuh
Arabic origin
faithful, trustworthy
3 syllablesRising in British Columbia, Quebec, Berlin, Rostock, Leipzig, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland.
Common across four German cities, Slovenia, Switzerland and two more places. Rare in Sweden, France, Cologne and 13 more places.
1 in 1,064 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 12 of 14 places
Say it uh-NY-uh
3 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Bonn, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Ireland and the Netherlands.
Common across Ontario and England and Wales. Rare in British Columbia, Quebec, Scotland and 11 more places.
1 in 473 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 12 of 19 places
Say it vuh-LAIR-ee-uh
Latin origin
to be healthy, to be strong
4 syllablesRising in Austria, British Columbia, Ontario, Switzerland, Berlin, Bonn, Cologne, France, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Sweden.
Falling in Munich, Leipzig and Italy.
Loved in Spain. Common across Catalonia, Switzerland and one more place. Rare in five German cities, Italy, Austria and ten more places.
1 in 7,042 girls born in Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 16 places
Say it LY-luh
Roots in Arabic and Sanskrit
play, charm
2 syllablesRising in Quebec, Switzerland, Berlin, Cologne, Leipzig, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovenia.
Falling in British Columbia and Ontario.
Common in France. Rare in Poland, the UK, Canada and 11 more places.
1 in 486 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 19 places
Say it uh-MAH-lee-uh
Germanic origin
vigor, bravery
4 syllablesRising in Austria, Switzerland, Berlin, Munich, Rostock, Cologne, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, Israel, the Netherlands and Slovenia.
Falling in Ontario, Quebec and England and Wales.
Common across six German cities, Austria and Switzerland. Rare in France, Israel, Italy and ten more places.
1 in 3,166 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 12 of 16 places
Say it ZAY-nab
2 syllables
Rising in Austria, British Columbia, Quebec, Berlin, Munich, Bonn, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, Northern Ireland, Ireland and the Netherlands.
Rare in Catalonia, the UK, Canada and 12 more places.
1 in 658 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 12 of 13 places
Say it JEE-uh
from Georgia,
farmer
2 syllablesRising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Cologne, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland and the Netherlands.
Common across Catalonia and one more place. Rare in Canada, the UK, Ireland and seven more places.
1 in 1,041 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 18 places
Say it LAY-luh
Arabic origin
Dark (or dark-haired) beauty
2 syllablesRising in Austria, Ontario, Quebec, Bonn, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Sweden.
Falling in Munich and Scotland.
Common across Berlin and one more place. Rare in Austria, three other German cities, Switzerland and 12 more places.
1 in 2,508 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
Rising in 12 of 12 places
Say it eh-LOR-uh
3 syllables
Rising in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Switzerland, Cologne, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Common in Ontario. Rare in the UK, British Columbia, Quebec and nine more places.
1 in 911 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
Rising in 12 of 12 places
Say it AY-ruh
2 syllables
Rising in British Columbia, Ontario, Bonn, Leipzig, Catalonia, France, England and Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden.
Common in Ontario. Rare in the UK, Ireland, Italy and 11 more places.
1 in 600 girls born in England and Wales in 2025