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Classic baby names with a long history
Classic names have been given for generations and still feel right today. Many come from Latin, Greek or Hebrew and are shared across languages, so the same name can be Sophia, Sofía or Sophie. Each classic name here comes with its meaning and origin, with the source recorded, and how to say it. Add your family name to check how each one sounds with it, and press play on the names that already have a song.
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553 names
- Boy · Hebrew
Of uncertain origin; the name of Moses' brother
- Boy · Hebrew
Possibly breath, vapor, from the Hebrew Hevel, or from the Akkadian for son
- Girl · Hebrew
My father's joy
- Boy · Hebrew
Father of a multitude, as glossed in Genesis; possibly first meaning father is exalted
- Girl · Germanic
Short for Germanic names with adal, noble, such as Adelaide; also a Latin form of the Hebrew Adah
- Girl · Germanic
A variant of Adeline, of Germanic origin
- Boy · Hebrew
Earth, man; from the Hebrew for red earth
- Boy · Hebrew
From the Spanish Adán, Adam, ultimately from the Hebrew for earth, man, soil
- Girl · German
Noble nature; from the Old High German adal, noble, and heit, nature
- Girl · Germanic
Nobility; from the German adal, noble
- Girl · Italian
Noble, nobility; the Italian variant of Adeline
- Girl · Germanic
Noble; from the Old High German adal
- Boy · Latin
From Hadrianus; linked to a word for sea or water
- Girl · Latin
The feminine form of Adrian, from the Latin
- Boy · Hebrew
Flock of God
- Boy · Germanic
The Portuguese form of Alfonso and Alphonse
- Girl · Greek
Good; from the Greek agathos
- Boy · Irish
From the Irish Aodhán, a diminutive of Aodh, fire
- Girl · Arabic
Living, alive; an Arabic name
- Boy · Celtic
Of disputed origin, the name of early Breton saints; perhaps linked with the Irish ail, noble
- Girl · Celtic
A feminine form of Alan
- Girl · Italian
The Italian form of Alexandra
- Boy · Greek
To defend, and man; from the Greek Alexandros
- Girl · Greek
To defend and man; the feminine form of Alexander
- Girl · Greek
From Alexander the Great and the cities he named, most notably Alexandria in Egypt
- Boy · Arabic
High, exalted; from Arabic
- Girl · Germanic
A Latinized form of Alice, from the Old French Adelais, of Germanic origin
- Girl · Germanic
An Italian name or a Latinate form of Aline, from pet forms of Adela
- Girl · Germanic
A medieval French pet form of Alis, ultimately from the Germanic Adalheid, of noble kind
- Girl · French
A medieval French pet form of Alice
- Girl · Latin
Usually explained as the Latin for nourishing, kind
- Boy · Germanic
Possibly all or noble, and protection; other origins are proposed
- Girl · Arabic
Faithful, trustworthy, the feminine of Amin; also a separate Arabic name, Āmina
- Boy · Arabic
Commander, prince
- Girl · Arabic
Princess; from the Arabic amira
- Girl · Latin
Beloved; from the Old French Amee and the Latin Amata
- Girl · Hebrew
Favour or grace; a form of Anna
- Boy · Scottish
Son of Andrew, from a Scottish surname; also from Scandinavian Andersen or Andersson
- Boy · French
An anglicized form of the French André
- Girl · Greek
A Latinate feminine form of Andreas and Andrew
- Boy · Spanish
The Spanish form of Andrew
- Boy · Greek
Manly, brave
- Boy · Greek
Angel; from the Greek angelos, messenger
- Girl · Greek
Messenger, angel; a feminine form of the Latin Angelus, from the Greek
- Girl · Greek
An Italian diminutive of Angela