✓ The 100 (and more) baby names most loved by mymodernparents.com parents

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The most loved names ever by mymodernparents.com parents? In the top three of the most popular names for boys and girls are Alice, Andrea and Sofia. There is no shortage of the most particular and elegant, such as Ginevra, Rebecca and Liam. Among the foreign ones stand out Liam, Thomas, Nicole, Isabel. Among the shorter ones Sara, Emma, Gaia, Mario.

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Names for boys and girls: the ranking

Alice. Of Celtic-Germanic origin, it means "good-looking, noble".
Andrew. He is of Greek origin and means "man, virile, courageous, strong, indomitable".
Sofia. Of Greek origin, it means "wisdom, knowledge, wisdom, science, knowledge".
Greta. Of Greek-Latin origin, it means "precious, rare person".
Giulia. Latin origin. It means "she (or he) who descends from Jupiter or is devoted and dedicated to Jupiter".
Emma. Gothic-Germanic origin. It means "strong, powerful".
Geneva. Of Celtic-Gallic (and Norman) origin, it means "white spirit or genius, shining elf ".
Alessandro, Alessandra, Alessia have in common an adverb written in their name: 'very much'. Therefore their personality is marked by fullness. A totally positive aura.
Aurora has an artistic personality, genuine and balanced from a sentimental point of view because it is certainly inspired by the 'golden section' or 'golden number', i.e. the geometric and mathematical canon that governs all works of art: from painting to music.
Martina. It has Latin origin and means "consecrated and dedicated to Mars".
Lorenzo. Of Latin origin, it derives from 'Laurentius', "inhabitant of Laurento" or "city of laurel".
Anna. Of Hebrew origin, it means "[divine] grace; piety, mercy".
Clear. Of Latin origin, it means "shining, luminous, shining".
Mattia thanks to the theophonic names (they have the word 'God' in them), the Matteo-Mattia family possess that 'divine' spark that makes them exceptional people in all fields, especially in affections and friendships. Surprising artistic inclinations.
Giorgia. Of Greek origin, it means "he or she who works the land, farmer, peasant".
Matteo. Of Hebrew origin, it means "man of God". But also "gift ['matath'] of God [Yāh, abbreviation of 'Yahweh': God, Iavè]".
Beatrice. It comes from the Latin and means "she who makes or makes you blessed".
Cristian. Greek-Latin origin. It means "follower of Christ, devoted and consecrated to Christ".
Elena. Of Greek origin, it means "splendidly sunny".
Rebecca. She of Jewish origin, she means she who throws the net, which she ensnares, she binds her with her thanks to her.
Gaia. Of Latin origin, it means "lively, cheerful, joyful".
Leonardo. Of Germanic origin, it means strong as a lion. The name day is celebrated on March 30, October 15 or November 6.
Thomas
Elisa
Alessia. Of Greek Byzantine origin, it means "he who protects or saves".
Francesco
Edoardo to the Anglo-Saxon or Germanic sound hardness of the name corresponds to an acute sensitivity of soul that is the background to a strong, strong-willed and sociable personality. Good tendency to the multiple sectors of art.
Riccardo
Gabriele
Davide
Jade
Arianna
Marco
Federico
Sara
Luca. Of Greek-Latin origin, it means "light".
Francesca
Daniele
Matilda
Adele
Jacopo
Noemi. Name of Hebrew origin, it means "gladness, sweetness, joy".
Stefano
Miriam has the same derivation as Maria, it means "beloved, dear". The name day is celebrated on April 2nd. The variants can be Myriam or Miryam.
Carlotta
Cloe
John
Vittoria
Diego
Filippo
Melissa
Maya means nurse, mother, creator.
Joel
Camilla
Maria
Valentina
Niccolò
Federica
Margherita
Claudia
Emanuele
Anita
Asia
Peter
Amelia
Ludovica
Giulio
Isabella is a variant of Elizabeth. Isabella has the WINGS to fly clear and serene in the skies of sincere and disinterested friendship. Selfless and sensitive, she doesn't spare herself even in daydreams.
Simona
Laura. Close affinity or lexical relationship with the Latin Lorenzo, the Russian Lara and the Greek Daphne.
Zoe
Nicola
Fabio
Giorgio
Antonella
Serena
Anastasia has that 'divine' spark that makes her an exceptional person in all fields, especially in affections and friendships.
Caterina
Sonia
Alessandra
Fabrizio
Teresa
Clara
Michele
Joseph is a theophonic name that is, it contains within itself the divine name. And something divine carries within each namesake: divine which makes him a good, paternal-maternal and affectionate man. Ditto Giuseppina.
Roberta
Angelica. Name of Greek origin which means "messenger or nuncio".
Violet. Of Greek-Latin origin, she is a symbol of modesty.
Paolo is a name of Latin origin which means "small in stature but also second born".
Amber is a name of Arabic origin which means "splendor."
Vanessa
Desolino means "on the side of the rising sun".
Lara
Carolina
Monica
Maddalena
Dario
Mirko
Nina

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Foreign names for boys and girls

Nicole, sweet and euphonic even in her endearments, like Colette, Niki or Nicoletta, Nicole can only leave - inscribed in the name itself - 'HALOS of glory. Popular '.
My. It is the Anglo-American variant of Maria. More and more in vogue lately.
Noah
Manual
Liam is a name of Germanic origin and means "protected by the will".
Marika
Isabel is a variant of Elizabeth.
Thomas
Denise
Desiree
Ethan, name of Hebrew origin, with the meaning of "constant".
Micol
Soraya. Of info-Sanskrit-Persian origin, this name means "beautiful and shining like the sun and the moon together".
Etienne, the French variant of Stephen.
Sharon