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Aesthetic names for babies blend beauty and meaning, showcasing a current trend where parents look for names that are both distinctive and fashionable. The word is creating a buzz in the online community and social media. Aesthetic refers to anything that appears classy, trendy, chic, and above all, stunning.
Keep reading for a list of trendy names for both boys and girls that have an aesthetic touch to them. These names feel and look aesthetically pleasing. You can pick from a wide range of names for babies that come under this category.
Aesthetic Names For Girls
1. Ailee
Ailee is a unique feminine name with its roots in Old English origin. It means hay meadow. The name creates a sense of warmth and sunshine for your little one.
2. Alaska
Alaska is the 49th state of America, and this beautiful name means the object where the sea waves are directed or the mainland. One more meaning for this name is a great land.
3. Alice
When we hear Alice’s name, our mind wanders into Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. Alice has its roots in German origin and translates to noble or kind.
Trivia4. Aria
The name has its roots in different origins, and each one has beautiful meanings. In Italian, it means air, in Albanian, it is gold or treasure, in Hebrew, it means Lioness, and in Persian, it is noble. In the music world, Aria is also known as a solo opera performance.
5. Arwen
The name grew in popularity after the renowned Lord of the Rings book by Tolkein. According to the story, Arwen was the princess of Elves. The authentic name is derived from Welsh origin, and it means a noble maiden.
6. Atlas
Earlier, the name Atlas was given only to boys, but in today’s modern world, it is claimed that this name has been prominent among girls. Altas is known to be a mythical God, and it translates to the bearer of the heavens.
7. Avery
The name Avery popped up in the middle ages, and has been quite prominent ever since. It is of English origin, and it means ruler of the elves.
8. Bea
Bea used to be a nickname for girls named Beatrice or Patricia in the early times. In recent days this cute name has begun to stand on its own. The name means she who brings happiness.
9. Betty
Betty is the diminutive of the name Elizabeth. It is another name that has caught the hearts of people and has begun to stand on its own too. The name means God’s satisfaction or the oath of God.
It has also grown quite common these days as Betty Cooper is one of the characters starring in the renowned Netflix series Riverdale.
10. Billie
Billie is the female version of the male name Billy. It is said to have come from the old German name, Willahelm. It means a resolute protector. It’s also the name of the famous teenage celebrity artist, Billie Eilish.
11. Birdie
Birdie is related to cute baby girl names such as Birdina, Bertha, or Bird. It hails from English, German, and American origins. The meaning of this name is famous, bright, or a little bird. It is a cute and lovely name for your little one.
12. Blair
It is an English name from the early 1200’s and has its roots in Scottish Gaelic origin. It means meadow, field, or a plain. Some famous celebrities with this chic name are Blair Underwood, Linda Blair, and Patricia Blair.
13. Blythe
Hailing from English origin, this name is derived from the old English word Blioe. It means to be cheerful or merry.
14. Briar
The feminine name is of English origin, and it means a thorny bush of wild roses. The well-known Brothers Grimm fairytale, sleeping beauty, was originally called ‘The Briar Rose.’
15. Briella
The name Briella is said to have been derived from the Hebrew name Gabrielle. This beautiful feminine name means messenger of God.
16. Brita
Brita has its roots in Norwegian, Swedish, and Gaelic origins. It is related to the names Bridget or Britt and means the exalted one.
17. Cami
Cami is a common English name and said to be derived from the Latin name Camilla. The name translates to a helper to the priest in Scottish.
18. Catrine
Catrine, Catherin, or Catherine is said to have their roots in Greek origin. It is derived from the Greek word katharos, which means clean or pure.
19. Charlie
Earlier, Charlie used to be associated with boys, but today it is one of the most popular unisex names. The name of the English origin means free man.
20. Claudine
The popular feminine name, Claudine, means lame in French. It is also associated with a sense of warmth, calmness, and peacefulness. The name is of French origin and also can be found in the bible: a Christian woman from Rome who was greeted by Paul.
21. Clementine
Every one of us might have heard this name at some point in our life. The old school feminine name is of Latin origin, meaning merciful or mild. Who can forget the evergreen romantic song – oh my darling Clementine!
22. Cleo
Cleo is yet another unisex baby name that made our list. It is believed to be a short form for Cleopatra. According to a Greek origin, it means glory, fame, or pride.
23. Coco
According to American origin, Coco means chocolate being. It is also a Brazilian slang word for entangling. The name also has its roots in French origin and is also the name of the legendary French designer Coco Chanel.
24. Cora
According to Greek origin, the name Cora means heart. It is also an alternate name for the Greek goddess Persephone.
25. Daintree
Daintree is a unique name that has a long Anglo-Saxon heritage. It refers to many features in Queensland, Australia, Daintree River, and Daintree forest.
26. Darby
Hailing from Norse origin, Darby means free from envy. It also means a deer park according to the Old English origin.
27. Delaney
According to the Old French origin, Delaney means a descendant of the dark defiance.
28. Della
Della is a unique and beautiful feminine name of Greek origin. It translates to noble. The name also has a Biblical reference, and it is the short form for Delilah, which means delicate.
29. Dorthea
Hailing from Greek origin, the name Dorthea means gift of God. Wouldn’t it be cute calling your little princess by the nickname Thea?
30. Effie
In the olden times, this Scottish feminine name was used to describe a baby with cute freckles. The name means a speckled baby. According to a Greek origin, it means pleasant speech.
31. Elliot
The name Elliot has been in popular since 2009. In 2013,770 baby girls were named Elliot in the United States alone. Elliot means brave, strong, and bold. This Christian name also means the Lord is my God.
32. Ellis
Hailing from Welsh origin, Ellis is one of the popular English surnames today. It means benevolent.
33. Elodie
The beautiful name is of French origin and is derived from the Spanish name Alodia. It is also associated with the name of the Spanish child martyr Saint Alodia.
34. Elora
According to the Hebrew origin, the name Elora means my God is my light. Another derivative of this name is Ellora, which is the name given to the cave temples of India.
35. Elowen
The modern Cornish name is derived from the word eloven, which means elm tree.
36. Emerald
The name Emerald translates to a precious gemstone. It is a beautiful green-hued stone that is aesthetically stunning. Isn’t it a beautiful name for your little girl?
37. Emerson
In the early days, the name was prominent among men, but now it is considered a unisex favorite. The meaning of the name Emerson is powerful or brave. It has its roots in both German and American origin.
38. Eve
According to the bible, Eve is known as the first woman created by God. According to Hebrew origin, this name means to breathe or to live. It is said to be derived from the Latin name Eva.
39. Faith
Faith is one of the most common names in most English-speaking countries. According to Greek origin, Saint Faith was an early Christian martyr. The name Faith means to trust.
40. Feather
The name is of American origin and has been a prominent feminine name since the 13th century. It creates a sense of lightness, purity, and calmness.
41. Finley
According to Scottish origin, the name Finley is a frequently used unisex baby name. It translates to a hero or a fair warrior.
42. Flora
This enchanting name translates to flower, according to the Latin origin. It is also the name of the Roman goddess of springtime.
43. Gardenia
Gardenia is a sweet-smelling flower with a base note similar to the scent of jasmine. The feminine name means garden’s flower.
44. Gemini
The name Gemini hails from Latin origin and means twins. It is also the name of the constellation and the astrological sign that creates a sense of passion and commitment. It is an ideal name for a baby girl born between May and June.
45. Godiva
The name is the Latinized form of the old English word god gifu which means gift of God. This feminine name has been prominent in English history—Lady Godiva was a noble woman of the 11th century, who protested against high taxes imposed by her husband on the town people.
46. Goldie
Hailing from Scottish origin, the name Goldie means made of gold.
47. Grey
It is a gender-neutral name that has been quite common in the old English origin. It generally refers to a person with grey-toned hair.
48. Hayden
Haydon is yet another unisex baby name growing in popularity among women. According to the English origin, the name Hayden means fire.
49. Hazel
Hazel is a popular English name, and it refers to the hazelnut tree. You might have even come across the name in the famous movie and book, ‘The fault in our stars.’ Brooke Collier, mother of two, named her daughter Hazel because she found the name to be aesthetically pleasing, despite not being sure of its meaning. She writes, “We named hazel hazel because it sounded pretty. and because it was old-fashioned and rare enough to suit my Type 4 sensibilities. not very deep reasons.”
However, she later found out what the name’s significance was and suddenly, it meant so much more to her. She says, “Our friend Tony pointed out to us that Hazel has some associations with healing… Given that the gift of healing is one that i’ve been petitioning God for, and a gift that He seemed to be growing me in even during my pregnancy with Hazel, this is really meaningful to me. and i pray that she will bring healing wherever she extends her hands (i).”
50. Hollis
The name is of old English origin, and it means the Hollytree. It is a prominent feminine surname, which also means dweller at the Holly trees.
51. Hope
Hope is often used to define a baby who gives hope among hurdles. You can relate to the popular TV series, ‘The legacies,’ where the main character is named Hope by her father Klaus, after his partner conceives with hope, despite not having children.
52. Hyacinth
According to Greek origin, the name Hyacinth means a precious stone, blue larkspur. The name comes after the beautiful purple flower.
53. Ianthe
Ianthe it’s a beautiful name and means a purple flower according to Greek origin. Just as it means, it is named after the lavender and lilac flower. The name has a romantic and poetic touch.
54. Indy
Hailing from American origin, Indy is a popular unisex baby name. It is the short form of the word independent. There are also claims that this name is derived from the old English word hendy, which means gentle and kind.
55. Ivy
Ivy is one of the most cute and chic baby girl names. It has been prominent in England since the 1880s and has its roots in both Latin and English origins. It denotes the evergreen climbing plant and translates to the vine.
56. Izzy
According to the Hebrew origin, the name Izzy means God’s promise. It is also known to be a short form for Isabel and is also the name of a famous musician, Izzy Miller.
57. Jolie
This name blew the charts after the famous American actress Angelina Julie used it as her surname. It hails from French origin and means pretty.
58. Jules
The name Jules has its roots in Latin origin and means soft, downy, or youthful. The middle-age nickname was used for names Julie and Julia, now stands strong as a name itself.
59. Juniper
The Latin meaning of the name juniper means young. This name has its biblical references in the Old Testament and is also the name of the Saint of Comedy.
60. Jun
Juno is of Latin origin, and it means queen of heaven. According to Roman mythology, Juno was known to be the protector of women and marriage.
61. Kaira
The name Kaira has its roots in Irish, Gaelic, and Latin origin. The meaning of the name is a friend or beloved. Isn’t this a beautiful name for a baby girl?
62. Laney
Hailing from English origin, the feminine name Laney is said to e derived from the name, Lanu, which means dweller in the lane. Although unique, this elegant name is fresh and trendy.
63. Larina
Larina is derived from the Latin word lares, meaning a seagull. The name also means “protection,” making it an inspirational choice for baby girls.
63. Lavender
Derived from the Latin word livere, this characteristic name means blueish. The lavender plant’s enchanting scent and peculiar color denote royalty and luxuriousness.
64. Lilly
Since the early days, Lilly has been one of the most stylish girl names. In Greek origin, it means passion and pure. The lily flower denotes rebirth. According to Biblical derivatives, this name also means God is my oath.
65. Liv
According to Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish origins, this unique name means life. It is said derived from the old Norse word hilf, which means protection.
67. Lottie
The name Lottie could be used as a first name or as a diminutive form for Charlotte. This lovely name has French origins and means “womanly.” It also has English origins where it means “free.”
68. Lula
Lula is an adorable name filled with courage as it means “a famous warrior.” The name has German and English origins.
69. Lulu
Good name Lulu has its roots in Tanzanian, Swahili, and Hawaiian origins. It has many meanings, such as peaceful, protected, pearl, precious, and calm. It is also the name of a famous fashion designer Lulu Guinness.
70. Luna
With its base in Spanish and Italian origin, the name Luna means the moon. It is a popular unisex name used in Christianity.
71. Lyra
According to Greek origin, the name Lyra is a constellation name derived from the lyre of Orpheus. This name is a perfect choice for a parent interested in mythology, astronomy, and music.
72. Magnolia
Flower names are common these days. Magnolia refers to the magnolia flower, which is named after a 17th-century French botanist, Pierre Magnil.
73. Mari
The feminine name Mari is of Welsh origin, and it means a drop of the sea or beloved. It is also the name of the Basque goddess of fertility and weather.
74. Marley
Marley is a unisex name of English origin. It means a pleasant seaside meadow and is also the name of the reggae master-Bob Marley.
75. Marlowe
According to English origin, Marlowe means driftwood. It is one of the unique feminine names gaining popularity these days.
76. Melanie
According to Greek origin, this name means dark.
77. Merry
The name Merry is of English origin, and it means happy, joyful, and light-hearted. Itis one of the classic names for Christmas and winter babies.
78. Mira
Hailing from Latin origin, Mira means peace, ocean, female ruler, and admirable.
79. Nela
Nela is said to be a feminine name derived from the name Cornelia. According to the Latin origin, it means horned.
80. Odette
With its roots in the old French and German origins, the name Odette means wealth. This name also occurs in the popular ballet Swan Lake where Odette was the good swan.
81. Olive
Thanks to the good old cartoon series Popeye, the name Olive has become quite prominent for a long time. It refers to the olive tree, which is a symbol of peace and success.
82. Ophelia
According to Greek origin, this name means help. You might have heard this name from the famous Shakespearean play, Hamlet, where Ophelia is the maiden who fell in love with Hamlet.
83. Orion
According to Greek mythology, the unisex name Orion means mountain dweller.It is also the name of a constellation of stars.
84. Pandora
This feminine name means all gifts according to Greek origin. Looking through Greek mythology, Pandora was the first mortal woman created by the gods, and she was so beautiful that every man was astonished by her.
85. Paris
The etymology of the name Paris might be associated with the philosopher’s stone. According to Greek origin, it means wallet or pouch. It is also the capital of France and the city of lights.
86. Peony
This beautiful feminine name from Latin origin means healing. It is also the name of a flower, and according to Chinese origin, this flower signifies honor and riches.
87. Phayre
The name Phayre is of English origin and is a variation of the name Fayre. It means light-haired.
88. Poppy
This feminine name is derived from the name of the flower poppy. Poppies have been looked at as a symbol of peace and sleep.
89. Portland
The name Portland is said to be of English origin. It means land near a port.
90. Posie
Posieisa nickname for Josephine. According to Hebrew, it means will add or will increase.
91. Primrose
The beautiful name is of Middle English origin and means first rose. It has been prominent since the 19th century and refers to a flower that blooms early in the spring.
92. Rae
Rae is the nickname for the Hebrew name Rachel, which means female sheep. It also has a biblical reference—the wife of Jacob and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin.
93. Ramsay
Earlier the name Ramsay leaned strongly towards boys, but nowadays, it is used as a girl’s name. It of old English origin, and means low-lying land.
94. Rory
Hailing from Irish origin, Rory means red king. It is also a unisex name and is often used as a nickname for Aurora.
95. Rose
The name rose is of Latin origin and means in the rose flower. This name quickly became a sensation after the 1997 movie Titanic, where the female lead is named Rose.
96. Rosie
Rosie is also related to the name Rose and denotes the flower. It has been historically popular among the babies in England, born during the early 21st century.
97. Roux
According to French origin, Roux means russet. It is used to denote red hat girls.
98. Rowen
Rowen is yet another unisex baby name. It has references to the Gaelic and Irish names Rowan and Rooney, which also means red-haired.
99. Ruby
Hailing from Latin origin, Ruby is a vintage Gem name. It means a deep red precious stone.
100. Sage
The feminine name is also of Latin origin and means wise. It also refers to the super fragrant herb, which connotes wisdom. The Australian actress and producer Toni Collette named her daughter Sage Florence.
101. Scarlett
Scarlett is an old-fashioned name that has been prominent for decades. It refers to the bright red scarlet color, which symbolizes passion, courage, joy, force, and heat.
Trivia102. Scot
The modern, feminine name is of Scottish origin and means wanderer.
103. Scout
This unique unisex name is of French origin and means to listen.
104. Sia
Sia is an old feminine Norse name, which means victory. According to Hebrew and Arabic origin, it means helper. It is also the name of the popular singer and cheap thrills sensation Sia.
105. Sky
The name has its roots in the Scandinavian origin and means cloud. It has been prominent in the US name charts since the 90s.
106. Sloane
The name Sloane has its roots in Irish origin and means reader. According to the Gaelic origin, it means warrior.
107. Stella
Hailing from Latin origin, the beautiful feminine name Stella means star. It grew in popularity during the 1590s when Sir Philip Sydney named the characters in his poem collection, Astrophel and Stella.
108. Thea
According to Greek origin, the name Thea means goddess. It is also the name of the Greek goddess of light and the mother of sun, dawn, and moon.
109. Titania
The name Titania means the great or giant one, according to Greek origin. It is a beautiful and enchanting name for your baby girl.
110. Twyla
Twyla is a unique name hailing from English origin. It means early evening or twilight.
111. Ursa
According to Latin and Scandinavian origin, the name Ursa means a little bear. It is also the short form of the Latin name Ursula.
112. Vera
Vera has been quite popular since the 19th century in English-speaking countries. According to Albanian origin, it means truth or faith.
113. Victoria
The name Victoria comes from Latin origin translates to victory. It is also a feminine form to the name Victor. According to Roman mythology, Victoria was the goddess of victory.
114. Violet
In 2013, this name hit the charts as the 69th most popular girl’s name. The Latin meaning of this name is purple. It symbolizes virtues, modesty, affection, and love.
115 Waverly
According to old English origin, this bold feminine name means meadow of quivering aspens.
116. Willow
Willow is also one of the primarily used names for men but now has also sided with women. In the English origin, it means the willow tree and freedom. Willow trees symbolize elegance and grace.
117. Winnie
The name has its roots in the Welsh origin. The meaning of the name is the fair one, pure and smooth.
118. Winter
The popular feminine surname Winter dates back to the Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. It means the rebirth of spring. Isn’t this name the ideal choice for your winter-born baby girl?
119. Wren
Wren is of old English origin and denotes a small brown songbird.
120. Yara
According to Arabic origin, the name Yara means a small butterfly. According to Brazilian mythology, Yara was a beautiful goddess with fair skin and green hair.
121. York
Hailing from the old English origin, the meaning of the unisex name York is boar settlement.
122. Zahara
Zahara is a beautiful feminine name needed to the Hebrew origin. According to Swahili origin, it means flower or to shine.
123. Zayda
Zayda is the feminine version of the Arabic name Zayd, which means master.
124. Zella
According to Yiddish origin, the name Zella means blessed. Isn’t this name a perfect fit for your baby girl?
125. Zemira
Zemira is a Biblical name and means a palm, vine, or song.
126. Zenovia
The unique feminine name is a variation of Zenobia that means the life of Zeus in Greek.
127. Zoey
Zoey has been quite the popular feminine name of Jewish and Christian origins. The Greek meaning of this name is life.
128. Zuri
According to Swahili origin, the name Zuri means beautiful. It also has its roots in Hebrew origin, where it means my rock.
Aesthetic Names For Boys
129. Adley
Hailing from Hebrew origin, Adley means God is just.
130. Albus
The name Albus is of Latin origin and means bright or white. This medieval name is also the first headmaster of the popular book Harry Potter, Professor Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore.
131. Amory
With its roots in the old English origin, this unique boy’s name means home strength. According to German origin, it means industrious.
132. Angelus
The name Angelus Is derived from the ancient Greek name Angelos, which translates to a Messenger or Angel.
133. Ansen
The name is of English origin and means son of the divine or son of Ann.
134. Arli
The name Arli is of old English origin. It is a variant of Arley, which translates to the hunter or the bowman.
135. Artorius
The name Artorius is said to have its roots set in the Celtic origin. It means warrior king or son of the bear.
136. Aspen
Hailing from American origin, Aspen means Quaking tree. Although prominently known as a feminine name, it has gained popularity among the boys’ side in recent days.
137. Alden
Alden is an English origin name that means a wise old friend.
138. Atticus
The name has its roots in Latin and Greek origin. It means man of Attica.
139. Auberon
Auberon is a unique voice name of the English origin-which means bear-like or Nobel. The name also references the king of fairies in Shakespeare’s play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
140. Auden
Hailing from the old English origin, the name Auden means an old friend.
141. Autry
According to French origin, this boy’s name means noble strength. It is a modern and strong name for your baby boy.
142. Auxerre
The name Auxerre means a divine person, according to the English origin. It creates a sense of a mature and advanced personality.
143. Axel
Axel is among the popular and stylish boy names with Scandinavian and German roots. This name translates to father of peace. It is also said to be derived from the biblical name, Absolon, which also means bringer of peace.
144. Azriel
This Hebrew-rooted boy’s name means God is my help.
145. Barclay
The name Barclay hails from Old English and Scottish origin. It means Birch tree meadow.
146. Bardy
Bardy is quite a popular boy’s name and has been prominent since the 80s. According to Italian origin, this name means winner.
147. Baxter
Baxter is another common name of English origin that is primarily considered by parents to name boys. The meaning of this name is a baker.
148. Bear
The name has its roots in the old German and old French origin. It is derived from the proto-Indo-European word, which means the brown one. The German meaning of this name is brave and strong.
149. Beckett
The classy baby name has its roots in old English origin. According to Irish origin, it means bee cottage.
150. Bo
Bo is a common masculine name, Bow is a common masculine name, which emerged from Danish or Swedish origins. It’s the nickname for Bua that means to live.
151. Booker
In English origin, this popular boy’s name has been prominent since the 1920s in America. It means scribe.
152. Branwyn
The Welsh name is of neutral gender and means fair.
153. Brax
According to old English origin, the name Brax is the short form for the common name Braxton. It means brick.
154. Briar
It is a unisex name of English origin. It means thorny bush of wild roses or a thorny patch.
155. Bridger
Hailing from old English origin, Bridger was used to denote people who live near the bridge. It is a popular surname and a solid choice for your baby boy.
156. Brinley
Brinley is also of old English origin and translates to a burnt meadow.
157. Calvin
The masculine name Calvin has been quite popular for a long time now. It has its roots in Latin origin and means little bald one.
158. Chester
Chester means camp of soldiers with its roots in the old English and Latin origin.
159. Chesterton
Chesterton is another variation of Chester and is a prominent surname.
160. Chivalry
According to medieval Latin origin, the name Chivalry translates to horseman armed for battle. The name creates a sense of vitality.
161. Christian
The name has its roots in the Greek origin and means a follower of Christ. There are some well-known actors with this name—Christian Bale and Christian Slater.
162. Clyde
Clyde has its roots in Scottish origin and is also the name of a river. The meaning of this name is a keeper of the keys.
163. Dash
According to English origin, the name Dash means from the ash.
164. Denmark
Stories that have the name Denmark refers to a mythological king called Dan. The German meaning of this name is flatland.
165. Dexter
Hailing from Latin origin, the masculine name Dexter means right-handed. This name has been prominent since the early 60s and 70s.
166. Eärendil
The meaning of this unique name is devoted to the sea. If you are a parent who likes to cruise, this name is the perfect name for your baby boy.
167. Edison
Edison is one of the most popular surnames dating back to the 19th century. According to the old English origin, this name means son of Edward. It is also the name of America’s greatest inventor Thomas Alva Edison.
168. Ellis
With its roots in English and Welsh origin, Ellis means benevolent. It is also a nickname for Elijah.
169. Elvis
Derived from the Scandinavian origin, Elvis means all-wise. It is also the name of the famous actor and singer Elvis Presley.
170. Evan
According to Welsh origin, the name Evan means young warrior. This name gives a sense of sweetness and style.
171. Ewan
This name has its roots in Hebrew, Irish, Gaelic, Scottish, and Greek origin. It means born of youth, or God is gracious.
172. Ezra
This name originated from the ancient Hebrew prophet Ezra, who wrote the book of Ezra in the bible. The meaning of this name is helpful.
173. Fenton
According to the old English origin, the meaning of Fenton is a settlement on the marsh. It is a bold and unique name for your little one.
174. Fitzgerald
With its roots in the old French and all German origin, this masculine name means son of the spear ruler.
Quick fact175. Fjord
Itis a unisex name with its roots in Norwegian origin. It refers to the passage in the sea or the ice-laden landscapes. Wouldn’t this make a perfect name for your winter-born baby boy?
176. Fox
Hailing from the old English origin, this masculine name refers to a fox’s den or a fox catcher. Foxes are known to be super smart, creative, and adorable.
177. Galilee
Galilee is a biblical name with its roots in Hebrew origin. The meaning of this name is revolution. According to the Bible, it is a place where Jesus performed multiple miracles.
178. Greer
According to Scottish origin, the name Greer means a watchful guardian.
179. Grey
The name Grey is used to refer to someone with grey hair. It is of old English origin.
180. Grover
The name is also of old English origin, and means a group of trees.
181. Hale
According to the English origin, the name Hale means hero or a brave man. Isn’t this the perfect fit for your little man?
182. Hawk
Hawk is a bird of prey and refers to a falcon. This name is of old English origin and makes a strong masculine name.
183. Hero
According to an ancient Greek origin, the name hero means demigod or the brave one. The name creates a sense of responsibility and strength.
184. Holden
Holden is of English origin and means hollow valley. It is also the name of the main character in the novel, The Catcher in The Rye by J.D.
185. Hopper
Hopper is also a prominent masculine name that has been used for quite a long time. It is of the Welsh origin and means the son of Robert.
186. Huck
Huck is the short form for the name Huckleberry of American origin and is a notable masculine name.
187. Idris
Idris is a boy’s name of Arabic origin. It means studious or lord. It is also the name of a prophet mentioned twice in the Quran.
188. Indigo
Hailing from Greek origin, the name indigo means Indian dye. Indigo is a deep blue-purple color derived from a plant native to India.
189. Jagger
Jagger is a boy’s name of the old English origin, and it translates to one who cuts.
190. Jase
Hailing from Greek origin, the name Jase means the Lord is salvation. It is also a nickname for Joshua.
191. Jasper
The masculine name, with its roots in Persian origin, means treasurer. This name is a fit for your little king.
192. Jonas
The name Jonas is derived from the Hebrew origin and means dove. Doves were believed to be sent by God’s as a messenger or sign to the people in ancient Greece. It is also the name of a popular celebrity band, The Jonas Brothers.
193. Joshua
Joshua is a common Christian name prominent among English-speaking countries. It is of Hebrew origin and means the Lord is my salvation.
194. Jude
Jude is yet another popular Christian name of Greek origin, and it means praised.
195. Juno
The unisex name is of Latin origin means queen of heaven. According to Roman mythology, Juno was the goddess of marriage, childbirth, and love.
196. Jupiter
Of Latin origin, the masculine name Jupiter means the supreme God. According to Roman mythology, Jupiter was known as the sky god, who was equal to the Greek god Zeus.
197. Kai
The name Kai has its roots in German and Hawaiian origins. The meaning of this name is sea or ocean. The name has grown quite common due to a character in the famous television series The Vampire Diaries, Kai Parker.
198. Kingsley
The name Kingsly is of English origin and means King’s meadow. It is also a sophisticated Harry Potter name that jammed the US name charts in 2013.
199. Koa
According to Hawaiian origin, the name Koa means the warrior or the brave one.
200. Kyler
With its roots in Dutch origin, the masculine name Kyler translates to a bowman or archer. It is similar to the name Tyler.
201. Kyrie
Hailing from Greek origin, this unisex name means lord.
202. Lennox
With its roots in Scottish and Gaelic origin, the masculine name Lennox means many trees.
203. Leontine
According to French origin, the name Leontine means lion-like.
204. Lucian
Lucian is a name of Latin origin and is derived from the Latin word lux, which means to shine or light.
205. Lucius
According to the Latin origin, the name Lucius means light. It is also used in the Shakespeare play as the name of one of the three people, the son of Titus.
206. Lux
It is the modern name derived from the Latin word lux. It creates a vibe of a happy spirit and a great sense of humor.
207. Luxor
According to Arabic origin, the name Luxor means castles. According to Egyptian origin, it means lucky.
208. Lyle
The masculine name has its roots in Scottish, French, and English origin. It means someone who lives on an island.
209. Lyon
With its roots in French origin, the boy’s name means lion. Isn’t this a fierce and masculine name for your little boy?
210. Miller
Miller is a common surname that is rooted in old English origin. It means one who grinds grain.
211. Nazareth
The name has both geographical and biblical references. It is said to be the Israeli city where Jesus was born. It means sanctified.
212. Niven
Hailing from Scottish origin, the name Naveen means little Saint. It is quite a unique name yet is adorable.
213. Odin
The masculine name of Norse origin means eager or furious. Odin is also the mythical Norse God of culture, art, and law. He is said to be charming, handsome, and eloquent.
214. Orion
According to Greek mythology, Orion was the son of Poseidon and a mighty hunter. The name means son of fire. The Sex and the City fame, Chris North named his son Orion in 2008.
215. Orson
With its roots in Latin origin, the boy’s name Orson means Bear Cub. There is also a tale from the 15th century about two brothers Orson and Valentine, who were carried by a bear and raised as cubs.
216. Oskar
The name has its roots in German and Irish origins. It means the spear of God.
217. Otto
According to German origin, this unique boy’s name translates to wealthy. Otto is also the founder of the Holy Roman Empire.
218. Ozzy
The name has its roots in the old German and old English origins. It means the spear of God.
219. Percy
Hailing from French origin, the name Percy means Pierce Valley. It is one of the upcoming masculine names, which is unique.
220. Puck
According to English origin, Puck means mischievous. It is also the trickster figure in William Shakespeare’s play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
221. Quincy
The unisex baby name is of the old French origin and means estate of the 5th son.
222. Remy
Remy is a masculine name with its roots in Latin and French origin. The name means oarsman and is also the name of the 5th century Saint.
223. Richen
The name Richen is of English origin and is closely related to the word Rich. It has been a common name since the 1940s.
224. Robert
Robert is a super prominent name and has been here for a while. It has its roots in German and English origin. The meaning of this name is a bright frame.
225. Roman
Roman translates to a citizen of Rome with its roots in Latin origin.
226. Ronan
Ronan is another modern variant of the name Ronan. It also means a citizen of Rome.
227. Roscoe
According to the Norse origin, the name Roscoe means deer forest.
228. Rufus
The Latin meaning of this name is a redhead. It is an ancient Roman name popular with singers and saints, like Rufus Wainwright.
229. Ryder
According to British origin, the name Ryder means cavalryman or messenger.
230. Salinger
The name Salinger is of French origin and is a popular surname. It is also the name of the renowned author who wrote The Catcher in The Rye.
231. Scout
According to American origin, the meaning of the name Scout is an explorer.
232. Soren
Hailing from Danish origin, this name means stem.
233. Sovereign
With its roots in old French origin, the meaning of Sovereign means a high place.
234. Spruce
The ethnic name has its roots in Middle English, and Prussia is a surname since the late 16th century. It means handsome.
235 Sullivan
Hailing from Irish origin, the name Sullivan means black-eyed one. It is also the name of the famous 1930s classic film, Sullivan’s travels.
236. Tate
According to English and Norse origin, the masculine name means cheerful. The single syllable surname has a unique cultural vibe.
237. Texas
The name Texas means friend according to native American origin. Wouldn’t it be fun to name your little one after the name of a city?
238. Theo
According to the old German origin, Theo is the nickname for the Greek Theodore. It means brave people.
239. Thistle
The name Thistle is derived from the proto-Indo European meaning to prick. It is also the name of a plant covered with sharp prickles to protect animals from eating it.
240. Ulysses
Hailing from Latin origin, this name means wrathful. It is also the name of the 18th president of America and a famous American Civil War hero.
241. Van
The masculine name is derived from Dutch origin and means and is also the short form of Ivan and Evan.
242. Varro
According to the Latin origin, the name Varro is a commonly used surname. It means durable and strong.
243. Walden
The name Walden is of the old English origin and means a wooded valley.
244. Waldo
Hailing from old German origin, this masculine name means to rule.
245. Watson
Derived from the old English origin, the common boy’s name Watson has been a prominent surname for quite a while. It means son of Walter.
246. Wilder
According to German origin, the name Wilder means hunter. This name has grown quite popular as studies show that one in every 3235 boys are named Wilder.
247. Wolf
The boy name is of German origin and is unique as it means traveling wolf.
248. Wrennyn
Wrennyn is a masculine name of English origin and translates to a small bird.
249. Zane
The name Zane is quite unique and bold. It means God is gracious and is also the name of a renowned Western Novelist.
250. Zeke
According to Hebrew origin, Zeke is a casual form of Ezekiel. The meaning of this name is God strengthens.
251. Zephyr
Zephyr is yet another unisex name, which is derived from Greek origin. It translates to the west wind.
252. Ziggy
According to Greek origin, Ziggy means a victorious protector. It’s also the name of a famous musician, Ziggy Marley.
253. Zuma
Hailing from African origin, the name Zuma means to be sweet. According to Arabic origin, it means little deer.
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When you have to choose a name for your baby, a few hundreds of names may not be just enough. Keep digging our mine of baby names until you find that one precious gem.
Illustration: Aesthetic Names For Girls And Boys With Meanings
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the benefits of choosing an aesthetic name for a baby?
Since names are generally associated with someone’s character, choosing an aesthetic name for your baby can help build an endearing, lovable, and warm personality. Also, aesthetic names are currently trendy, so selecting a name will help keep your child up-to-date with recent popularity and reflect the parents’ viewpoint.
2. Is there a difference between choosing an aesthetic name and a traditional name?
Yes, traditional names typically have longer syllables, difficult pronunciations, deeper meanings, and might be challenging to memorize. However, aesthetic names are super trendy, chic, short, memorable, easy to pronounce, and may not necessarily have deep meanings.
3. Are there any tips for parents who are choosing an aesthetic name for their baby?
When selecting an aesthetic name for the baby, parents should ensure that the names are trendy and have catchy vibes. You should also look for names with meanings and ensure easy pronunciation and sensible spelling.
4. What are the cons of giving a baby an aesthetic name?
Since aesthetic names are popular nowadays, there is a possibility that many babies have similar names. Also, many aesthetic names are merely some words together, such as Bo, without any significant meaning and may also have unusual spelling and pronunciation.
Your little angels deserve a name that reflects their adorable and endearing personalities. If you prefer artistic names, you may choose aesthetic names that are strong, trendy, elegant, and ideal for your baby boy or baby girl. You may pick any name, including Alice, Blair, Charlie, Olive, Della, Eve, and Rose, for your baby girl, and names such as Aspen, Christian, Elvis, Judo, Kai, and Theo for your baby boy. Choose the most relatable name for your baby that has a profound meaning and a contemporary tone.
Infographic: Aesthetic Names With Meanings
A touch of aesthetics makes everything seem pretty and much better. So why not add that touch to your baby’s name as well? In the following infographic, we compiled a list of aesthetic names for boys and girls that you can choose from. You can also save it and share it with your friends. Illustration: Momjunction Design Team
Key Pointers
- Aesthetic baby names have been trending among parents as they find these names classy and pleasing.
- Aesthetic names are mostly short names that are easy to pronounce and remember.
- Many aesthetic names are rooted in different languages and have multiple meanings. For instance, Aria means ‘gold’ in Albanian and ‘lioness’ in Hebrew.
- When choosing trendy names, parents must be mindful of unusual spellings or pronunciation issues that could create a problem for the child.
- Names like Ivy, Bea, Ailee, and Vera are all examples of aesthetic names for girls, while Soren, Kyler, Atticus, and Roman are trendy aesthetic names for boys.
Looking for the perfect name for your little girl? Aesthetics play an important role in choosing baby names for some parents. Check out this video for aesthetic girl names ideas with meanings for every letter of the alphabet!
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i. Hazel: behind the name;https://timandbrookecollier.wordpress.com/2012/07/19/hazel-behind-the-name/
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