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A free baby name finder with 5,000+ curated names and meanings that feel like stories. Filter by origin, style, and letter. See popularity trends. Save the ones that make your heart skip.
19 names
Katayoun
girlPersianKatayoun is a name with Persian cultural heritage.
Morayo
girl#12927▼ FallingYorubaMorayo is less common today than in past decades, making it a distinctive choice.
Dayo
girl#9078YorubaDayo is a name from the Yoruba people of West Africa.
Nayoung
girlKoreanNayoung is a name from the Korean naming tradition.
Hayoung
girl#17975▬ SteadyKoreanHayoung is a name from the Korean naming tradition.
Dayo
boy#11058▲ RisingYorubaDayo has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Ekundayo
boyYorubaEkundayo is a name from the Yoruba people of West Africa.
Bayo
unisexYorubaBayo is a name from the Yoruba people of West Africa.
Dayo
unisex#11058▲ RisingYorubaDayo has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Hayoon
unisexKoreanHayoon is a name from the Korean naming tradition.
Ayomide
boy#3541▲ RisingYorubaAyomide has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Panayotis
boy#12253GreekPanayotis is a name with ancient Greek heritage.
Adebayo
boy#9699▼ FallingYorubaAdebayo is less common today than in past decades, making it a distinctive choice.
Ayo
unisex#8051▲ RisingYorubaAyo has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Ayo
girl#13578▼ FallingYorubaAyo is less common today than in past decades, making it a distinctive choice.
Ayo
boy#8051▲ RisingYorubaAyo has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Ayodele
boy#9581▲ RisingYorubaAyodele has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Kayode
boy#7718▲ RisingYorubaKayode has been gaining popularity in recent years.
Titilayo
girl#17880▼ FallingYorubaTitilayo is less common today than in past decades, making it a distinctive choice.
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How to Choose a Baby Name
Start with what moves you. Some parents choose names that honor family or culture. Others are drawn to a sound, a meaning, or a feeling they cannot quite explain. There is no wrong way to begin.
Say the name out loud. Try it with your last name, with a middle name, in a whisper and a shout. Names live in the mouth before they live on paper. Try the nickname test: what will friends call them on the playground?
Consider the meaning. A name with a story gives your child something to carry with them, a tiny origin myth they can return to whenever they wonder who they are.
Tips for Narrowing Your List
The Shortlist Method
Each partner picks ten names independently. Compare lists and see where you overlap. The shared names are your starting five.
The 24-Hour Test
Live with your top pick for a full day. Use it in sentences, imagine calling it across a room. If it still feels right at bedtime, it belongs on the final list.
The Initials Check
Write out first, middle, and last initials together. Make sure they do not accidentally spell something you would rather avoid.