Fastest-rising girl names in Slovenia
Olivia grew fastest in Slovenia: from about 171.4 to about 635.4 per 100,000 girls between 2020 and 2025. 34 of the 40 names here are new since 2020.
Share of girls born, per 100,000, in 2020 and 2025. Only names given often enough to count are included.
New since 2020, about 105.9 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it AHD-nah
2 syllables
Rare in Slovenia, Munich, Austria and four more places.
1 in 5,954 girls born in Austria in 2025
New since 2020, about 151.3 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it EYE-sah
2 syllables
Rare in Slovenia, Austria and Italy.
1 in 7,144 girls born in Austria in 2025
New since 2020, about 121.0 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it AY-lin
2 syllables
Common in Hungary. Rare in Slovenia, Austria, Italy and one more place.
1 in 8,930 girls born in Austria in 2025
New since 2020, about 287.4 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it uh-LAY-uh
3 syllables
Common across Switzerland, Slovenia and one more place. Rare in five German cities, Austria, Sweden and three more places.
1 in 14,071 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 105.9 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it AL-muh
Latin origin
nourishing, kind
2 syllablesLoved 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
New since 2020, about 105.9 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it uh-MAH-lee-uh
Germanic origin
vigor, bravery
4 syllablesCommon 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
New since 2020, about 90.8 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it AM-uh-lee
Germanic origin
vigor
3 syllablesCommon across six German cities, Austria and Switzerland. Rare in Italy, the UK, the Netherlands and ten more places.
1 in 636 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 272.3 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it DAH-lee-uh
English origin
dahlia (flower)
3 syllablesCommon 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
New since 2020, about 166.4 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it DOO-uh
Albanian origin
love
2 syllablesCommon 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
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it EH-dah
Old English origin
riches
2 syllablesRare in Slovenia, three German cities, Austria and six more places.
1 in 14,071 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 196.7 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it el-ee-AH-nuh
Hebrew origin
my God has answered
4 syllablesCommon 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
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it eh-LEE-suh
Roots in French and Hebrew 3 syllables
Common across six German cities, Austria, Italy and two more places. Rare in Sweden, France, Catalonia and ten more places. Loved in Turkey.
1 in 2,113 girls born in Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 90.8 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it ER-nah
Roots in German and Germanic
serious, earnest
2 syllablesRare in Slovenia, Cologne, Austria and four more places.
1 in 11,907 girls born in Austria in 2025
New since 2020, about 196.7 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it ES-mah
Turkish origin 2 syllables
Rare in Slovenia, three German cities, Austria and seven more places.
1 in 21,107 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 90.8 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it fee-OH-nuh
Scottish Gaelic origin
fair, white
3 syllablesCommon across Switzerland, Austria and four German cities. Rare in Cologne, Berlin, Slovenia and 12 more places.
1 in 1,760 girls born in Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 121.0 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it FRAY-uh
Roots in Old Norse and Icelandic 2 syllables
Loved in Sweden and one more place. Rare in Slovenia, Norway, three German cities and six more places.
1 in 5,964 girls born in Scotland in 2025
New since 2020, about 257.2 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it HY-dee
2 syllables
Rare in Slovenia.
Number 104 in Slovenia in 2025
New since 2020, about 136.2 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it ee-MAHN
Arabic origin 2 syllables
Rare in Slovenia, four German cities, Israel and nine more places.
1 in 5,277 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 90.8 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it ih-NAR-uh
3 syllables
Rare in Switzerland, Slovenia, Catalonia and 11 more places.
1 in 2,429 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 90.8 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it LAY-nee
2 syllables
Loved in Cologne and one more place. Common across four other German cities, Austria and Israel. Rare in Switzerland, Slovenia, the UK and three more places.
1 in 1,214 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it lee-uh-NOR-uh
Italian origin from Eleanor,
perhaps other
4 syllablesCommon across Norway and two more places. Rare in Austria, Sweden, three German cities and eight more places.
1 in 3,567 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 90.8 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it LY-luh
Roots in Arabic and Sanskrit
play, charm
2 syllablesCommon in France. Rare in Poland, the UK, Canada and 11 more places.
1 in 486 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 121.0 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it LIV-ee-uh
Latin origin 3 syllables
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
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it mag-duh-LAY-nuh
Roots in Latin, Greek and Hebrew
woman from Magdala
4 syllablesCommon across Austria, Munich, Poland and one more place. Rare in four other German cities, Slovenia, Switzerland and four more places.
1 in 11,012 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it muh-REE-uh
Hebrew origin from Miriam,
possibly bitter
3 syllablesLoved in Spain and two more places. Common across Poland, six German cities, Switzerland and 13 more places. Rare in Scotland, British Columbia and Slovenia.
1 in 311 girls born in Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 105.9 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it MAR-tuh
Aramaic origin from Martha,
mistress
2 syllablesCommon across Italy, Sweden, Poland and two more places. Rare in five German cities, Catalonia, Slovenia and seven more places. Loved in Croatia and Estonia.
1 in 8,170 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
New since 2020, about 105.9 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it meh-LEK
Arabic origin
angel
2 syllablesRare in four German cities, Slovenia, Austria and six more places.
1 in 3,521 girls born in Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it mee-NAY-ah
Used in Finnish 3 syllables
Rare in Slovenia, Sweden and Austria. Common in Finland.
1 in 35,722 girls born in Austria in 2025
New since 2020, about 196.7 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it NAHD-yah
Russian origin 2 syllables
Rare in Slovenia, Austria, Sweden and two more places.
1 in 3,247 girls born in Austria in 2025
New since 2020, about 151.3 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it NAY-ah
Used in Finnish and Swedish 2 syllables
Rare in Switzerland, Slovenia, three German cities and five more places.
1 in 28,142 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
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New since 2020, about 121.0 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it NOH-uh
Hebrew origin 2 syllables
Loved in Israel. Common across Spain and the Netherlands. Rare in the UK, Slovenia, France and 12 more places.
1 in 617 girls born in Scotland in 2025
New since 2020, about 151.3 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it ROH-zuh
Latin origin
rose
2 syllablesCommon across Austria, the Netherlands, four German cities and four more places. Rare in Slovenia, Ireland, Switzerland and nine more places.
1 in 228 girls born in Northern Ireland in 2025
New since 2020, about 75.6 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it ROH-zah
Used in Dutch 2 syllables
Common across Poland and one more place. Rare in Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland and seven more places.
1 in 5,964 girls born in Scotland in 2025
New since 2020, about 121.0 per 100,000 girls in 2025
Say it SAIR-uh
Roots in Hebrew and Arabic
lady, princess
2 syllablesLoved in Israel. Common across the Netherlands, Canada, Austria and five more places. Rare in the UK, Switzerland, Norway and ten more places.
1 in 271 girls born in Ireland in 2025
About 171.4 to 635.4 per 100,000 girls, 3.7 times as often
Say it oh-LIV-ee-uh
Latin origin
olive; olive branch
4 syllablesLoved 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
About 65.9 to 242.1 per 100,000 girls, 3.7 times as often
Say it gab-ree-EL-uh
Hebrew origin from Gabriel,
God is my strong man
4 syllablesCommon across Poland and Spain. Rare in Slovenia, Switzerland, Austria and 16 more places.
1 in 2,556 girls born in Scotland in 2025
About 79.1 to 272.3 per 100,000 girls, 3.4 times as often
Say it AHM-nah
2 syllables
Common in Slovenia. Rare in Austria, Israel, Sweden and six more places.
1 in 7,449 girls born in England and Wales in 2025
About 197.8 to 574.9 per 100,000 girls, 2.9 times as often
Say it STEH-lah
Latin origin from Stella,
star
2 syllablesCommon in Slovenia. Rare in Austria, Switzerland, Italy and one more place.
1 in 11,907 girls born in Austria in 2025
About 158.2 to 453.9 per 100,000 girls, 2.9 times as often
Say it MER-yem
2 syllables
Common in Slovenia. Rare in three German cities, Austria, Switzerland and one more place.
1 in 1,880 girls born in Austria in 2025
About 263.7 to 756.4 per 100,000 girls, 2.9 times as often
Say it oh-LEE-vee-yah
Latin origin
olive; olive branch
4 syllablesCommon in Slovenia. Rare in England and Wales.
1 in 63,320 girls born in England and Wales in 2025