Most Popular US Baby Names for Girls (2025) Quiz
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- Olivia 13,544 babies
Shakespeare helped popularize it through a character in Twelfth Night. - Charlotte 13,400 babies
The feminine form of Charles; Prince William's daughter Princess Charlotte was born in 2015. - Emma 12,754 babies
Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma features the matchmaking Emma Woodhouse. - Amelia 12,699 babies
Aviator Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, in 1932. - Sophia 12,561 babies
Sophia Loren was the first actor to win an Oscar for a performance in a foreign language. - Mia 11,078 babies
Began as a Scandinavian and Italian short form of Maria. - Isabella 10,666 babies
Queen Isabella I of Castile sponsored Columbus's 1492 voyage. - Evelyn 9,123 babies
Long used for boys in Britain; novelist Evelyn Waugh was a man. - Sofia 8,252 babies
Also the capital of Bulgaria, named after its ancient Saint Sofia Church. - Eliana 8,191 babies
From Hebrew, meaning 'my God has answered.' - Ava 7,732 babies
Hollywood star Ava Gardner helped put the name on the map in the 1940s. - Eleanor 7,649 babies
Eleanor of Aquitaine was queen of both France and England. - Violet 7,546 babies
Violet Baudelaire is the inventor sibling in A Series of Unfortunate Events. - Ailany 7,136 babies
It was the fastest-rising girls' name in the SSA's 2024 data. - Aurora 7,065 babies
Sleeping Beauty's princess in Disney's 1959 film is named Aurora. - Harper 6,792 babies
Harper Lee wrote To Kill a Mockingbird, which won the 1961 Pulitzer Prize. - Elizabeth 6,760 babies
Two queens regnant of England and the UK have been named Elizabeth. - Lily 6,673 babies
Harry Potter's mother is named Lily. - Camila 6,591 babies
Singer Camila Cabello was born in Cuba and moved to Miami as a child. - Nora 6,380 babies
Nora Helmer is the heroine of Henrik Ibsen's 1879 play A Doll's House. - Hazel 6,318 babies
Hazel Grace Lancaster narrates John Green's novel The Fault in Our Stars. - Penelope 6,225 babies
In Homer's Odyssey, Penelope waits 20 years for Odysseus to come home. - Chloe 6,203 babies
From Greek, meaning 'green shoot.' - Ellie 6,176 babies
It's the name of Carl's wife in Pixar's Up. - Lucy 6,176 babies
The famous 3.2-million-year-old hominin fossil Lucy was named after a Beatles song. - Aria 6,130 babies
Italian for 'air'; in opera, an aria is a solo song. - Luna 6,076 babies
Latin for 'moon'; also Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter books. - Isla 6,012 babies
Pronounced EYE-la; linked to the Scottish island of Islay. - Ella 5,831 babies
Jazz great Ella Fitzgerald was known as the First Lady of Song. - Lainey 5,738 babies
Often used as a nickname for Elaine or Melanie.
Source: US Social Security Administration: Popular Baby Names (2025) · as of 2025
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