Latin names
The most given names in 2025 where Wiktionary files the name under “Latin”, up to 50 girls and 50 boys. A name can have more than one origin, so it can appear in several of these lists. Names Wiktionary hasn’t tagged are left out.
Girls · US 2025
- #1Olivia“olive; olive branch”*13,544 babies
- #15AuroraItalian, from Latin Aurōra, meaning “dawn, sunrise”*7,065 babies
- #24Lucy“light”*6,176 babies
- #27Luna“the moon”*6,076 babies
- #34Emily“rival, emulator”*5,451 babies
- #35ValentinaSame root as Valentine, meaning “strong, healthy”*5,354 babies
- #45EmiliaVariant of Emily, meaning “rival, emulator”*4,677 babies
- #46Nova“new”*4,657 babies
- #52Stella“star”*4,136 babies
- #54Victoria“victory”*4,027 babies
- #57Lillianpossibly “lily”*3,966 babies
- #62MayaEditor’s note Steady in the US: #68 in 2015 and #62 in 2025. About 1 in 430 US girls in the 2025 records3,712 babies
- #63Clara“bright, shining, clear”*3,601 babies
- #70Vivianpossibly “alive”*3,362 babies
- #78LilianaForm of Lilian, possibly meaning “lily”*3,118 babies
- #83LuciaVariant of Lucy, meaning “light”*3,012 babies
- #89NatalieEditor’s note Peaked in the US in 2006, with 10,951 babies; 2,736 in 20252,736 babies
- #107AnnaEditor’s note Cooling off in the US: #44 in 2015, #107 in 20252,521 babies
- #108Ceciliapossibly “blind”*2,506 babies
- #127ValerieSame root as Valeria, meaning “to be healthy, to be strong”*2,221 babies
- #131JuliaEditor’s note Peaked in the US in 2001, with 8,838 babies; 2,172 in 20252,172 babies
- #144Natalia“birthday (of the Lord)”*2,028 babies
- #162Valeria“to be healthy, to be strong”*1,835 babies
- #171Rosalie“rose”*1,797 babies
- #172VivienneVariant of Vivian, possibly meaning “alive”*1,786 babies
- #188Celeste“heavenly”*1,662 babies
- #198SaraVariant of Sarah, meaning “masters, princes”*1,568 babies
- #201Mabel“lovable”*1,522 babies
- #207Celine“heaven”*1,466 babies
- #212Zara“flower”*1,432 babies
- #213ArabellaEditor’s note Steady in the US: #194 in 2015 and #213 in 20251,423 babies
- #237LucilleEditor’s note Peaked in the US in 1920, with 7,989 babies; 1,314 in 20251,314 babies
- #244Diana“goddess”*1,277 babies
- #251Rosemary“dew of the sea”*1,222 babies
- #252LillyForm of Lilian, possibly meaning “lily”*1,218 babies
- #256JulianaEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #256 vs #1,892 in 20251,203 babies
- #257Amy“beloved”*1,200 babies
- #260MarianaEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #260 vs #1,512 in 20251,192 babies
- #274JulietEditor’s note Down from #240 in 2015 to #274 in 2025 in the US1,136 babies
- #276HarmonyFrom the word “harmony”*1,123 babies
- #290Aurelia“golden”*1,056 babies
- #300Sylvia“forest”*1,017 babies
- #306Joanna“God is gracious”*997 babies
- #308Octavia“the eighth”*982 babies
- #318FrancesEditor’s note Up from #513 in 2015 to #318 in 2025 in the US960 babies
- #325Serena“serene”*942 babies
- #343AnnabelleEditor’s note Cooling off in the US: #92 in 2015, #343 in 2025891 babies
- #361CamillaEditor’s note Up from #374 in 2015 to #361 in 2025 in the US847 babies
- #366AdrianaEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #366 vs #951 in 2025836 babies
- #379Laura“laurel tree”*805 babies
Boys · US 2025
- #4TheodoreEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #99 in 2015, #4 in 202513,355 babies
- #10LucasEditor’s note Up from #16 in 2015 to #10 in 2025 in the US. About 1 in 170 US boys in the 2025 records10,219 babies
- #16Sebastian“august, venerable, exalted”*8,605 babies
- #19Leo“lion”*8,173 babies
- #25Julian“Roman personal name”*7,603 babies
- #37GabrielFinnish, meaning “God is my strong man, God is my hero”*6,569 babies
- #40BennettForm of Benedict, meaning “blessed, well spoken of”*6,268 babies
- #42RomanEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #102 in 2015, #42 in 20256,162 babies
- #46Anthony“flower”*5,967 babies
- #67AngelEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #67 vs #1,307 in 20254,757 babies
- #74Adrian“from the Roman harbor Hadria”*4,464 babies
- #81August“month of August”*3,958 babies
- #106DominicEditor’s note Down from #68 in 2015 to #106 in 2025 in the US3,277 babies
- #107Vincent“conquering”*3,267 babies
- #138Leon“lion”*2,583 babies
- #150CarlosSpanish and Portuguese form of Charles, meaning “free man”*2,418 babies
- #175Felix“happy, lucky”*2,064 babies
- #177NicolasVariant of Nicholas, meaning “victory + people”*2,053 babies
- #180MaxEditor’s note More popular in England & Wales than the US: #48 vs #180 in 20252,025 babies
- #209Victor“conqueror”*1,664 babies
- #233Justin“just”*1,512 babies
- #244MarkEditor’s note Peaked in the US in 1960, with 58,727 babies; 1,416 in 20251,416 babies
- #258MarcusEditor’s note Peaked in the US in 1984, with 5,996 babies; 1,341 in 20251,341 babies
- #262Paul“small”*1,316 babies
- #281Atticus“the Attic, the Athenian, a cognomen”*1,208 babies
- #288Lukas“a man from Lucania”*1,161 babies
- #335Martin“of or like Mars”*1,009 babies
- #358Titus“honorable”*910 babies
- #407Augustus“majestic, venerable”*783 babies
- #420Francis“Frankish (man); a Frank”*769 babies
- #424JuliusEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #424 vs #976 in 2025759 babies
- #462LucianEditor’s note Up from #633 in 2015 to #462 in 2025 in the US670 babies
- #468Fabian“belonging to Fabius”*655 babies
- #472Azariah“Yah Has Helped”*645 babies
- #479CassianEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #4,890 in 2015, #479 in 2025633 babies
- #518LawrenceEditor’s note Down from #499 in 2015 to #518 in 2025 in the US578 babies
- #545AugustineSame root as Austin, meaning “majestic”*549 babies
- #582CassiusEditor’s note Up from #644 in 2015 to #582 in 2025 in the US504 babies
- #590MaximilianGerman, meaning “the greatest”*497 babies
- #622DominickEditor’s note Peaked in the US in 2003, with 1,780 babies; 448 in 2025448 babies
- #659Lionel“lion”*419 babies
- #763Magnus“great”*337 babies
- #781BlazeEditor’s note Down from #707 in 2015 to #781 in 2025 in the US326 babies
- #814Benedict“blessed, well spoken of”*305 babies
- #859Rex“king”*281 babies
- #965Quentin“fifth”*238 babies
- #973Quinton“queen s town”*235 babies
- #991AureliusLatin, meaning “golden”*230 babies
- #1,018Maurice“Moor; dark, swarthy”*220 babies
- #1,038BlaiseSame root as Blasius, possibly meaning “stammering”*213 babies
Girls · England & Wales 2025
- #1Olivia“olive; olive branch”*2,386 babies
- #5Florence“flowering, flourishing”*1,924 babies
- #16Mabel“lovable”*1,527 babies
- #22ArabellaEditor’s note Climbing fast in England & Wales: #95 in 2015, #22 in 20251,368 babies
- #28MayaEditor’s note Up from #37 in 2015 to #28 in 2025 in England & Wales. Short and simple: 4 letters1,259 babies
- #39AuroraItalian, from Latin Aurōra, meaning “dawn, sunrise”*1,030 babies
- #44Emily“rival, emulator”*956 babies
- #51EmiliaVariant of Emily, meaning “rival, emulator”*832 babies
- #59Luna“the moon”*757 babies
- #68Nova“new”*650 babies
- #73Zara“flower”*625 babies
- #77Clara“bright, shining, clear”*610 babies
- #96Rosa“rose”*470 babies
- #110SaraVariant of Sarah, meaning “masters, princes”*427 babies
- #121Beatrice“she who makes happy”*401 babies
- #125Aurelia“golden”*390 babies
- #129LillyForm of Lilian, possibly meaning “lily”*382 babies
- #142AnnaEditor’s note Peaked in England & Wales in 2000, with 1,612 babies; 347 in 2025347 babies
- #143Lucy“light”*346 babies
- #149AnnabelleEditor’s note Cooling off in England & Wales: #60 in 2015, #149 in 2025337 babies
- #160Victoria“victory”*312 babies
- #170LuciaVariant of Lucy, meaning “light”*284 babies
- #172Ceciliapossibly “blind”*282 babies
- #186Clementine“merciful”*270 babies
- #197MaiaEditor’s note Up from #220 in 2015 to #197 in 2025 in England & Wales255 babies
- #208LilianaForm of Lilian, possibly meaning “lily”*228 babies
- #211Alma“nourishing, kind”*222 babies
- #230MyaEditor’s note Cooling off in England & Wales: #114 in 2015, #230 in 2025203 babies
- #235Celine“heaven”*199 babies
- #241FloraEditor’s note Up from #305 in 2015 to #241 in 2025 in England & Wales193 babies
- #244JuliaEditor’s note Peaked in England & Wales in 2010, with 796 babies; 190 in 2025190 babies
- #261Rosalie“rose”*178 babies
- #265BeatrixLatin, meaning “female wayfarer, traveller”*173 babies
- #272ValentinaSame root as Valentine, meaning “strong, healthy”*169 babies
- #275Diana“goddess”*165 babies
- #297LianaEditor’s note Climbing fast in England & Wales: #656 in 2015, #297 in 2025150 babies
- #303Laura“laurel tree”*148 babies
- #333Stella“star”*130 babies
- #361AnnabelEditor’s note Cooling off in England & Wales: #154 in 2015, #361 in 2025119 babies
- #361Lillianpossibly “lily”*119 babies
- #366Amy“beloved”*117 babies
- #369ConstanceEditor’s note Down from #255 in 2015 to #369 in 2025 in England & Wales116 babies
- #374Natalia“birthday (of the Lord)”*114 babies
- #379FrancesEditor’s note Up from #461 in 2015 to #379 in 2025 in England & Wales112 babies
- #381Serena“serene”*111 babies
- #403VivienneVariant of Vivian, possibly meaning “alive”*101 babies
- #423Celeste“heavenly”*96 babies
- #426CeceliaVariant of Cecilia, possibly meaning “blind”*95 babies
- #426Sylvia“forest”*95 babies
- #463Dulcie“sweet”*86 babies
Boys · England & Wales 2025
- #3Leo“lion”*3,278 babies
- #9TheodoreEditor’s note Up from #45 in 2015 to #9 in 2025 in England & Wales2,638 babies
- #27RomanEditor’s note Climbing fast in England & Wales: #88 in 2015, #27 in 20251,420 babies
- #32LucasEditor’s note Down from #27 in 2015 to #32 in 2025 in England & Wales1,381 babies
- #47Sebastian“august, venerable, exalted”*1,077 babies
- #48MaxEditor’s note Down from #28 in 2015 to #48 in 2025 in England & Wales. Short and simple: 3 letters1,061 babies
- #59Felix“happy, lucky”*811 babies
- #80GabrielFinnish, meaning “God is my strong man, God is my hero”*666 babies
- #93Vincent“conquering”*560 babies
- #101Leon“lion”*526 babies
- #123Ollie“olive tree”*412 babies
- #193Francis“Frankish (man); a Frank”*262 babies
- #205DominicEditor’s note Peaked in England & Wales in 1996, with 1,519 babies; 246 in 2025246 babies
- #206MaximilianGerman, meaning “the greatest”*245 babies
- #228Rex“king”*217 babies
- #239Anthony“flower”*206 babies
- #267MarcusEditor’s note Peaked in England & Wales in 1996, with 674 babies; 170 in 2025170 babies
- #279Adrian“from the Roman harbor Hadria”*161 babies
- #287CassianEditor’s note Climbing fast in England & Wales: #1,442 in 2015, #287 in 2025158 babies
- #294MarkEditor’s note Down from #245 in 2015 to #294 in 2025 in England & Wales156 babies
- #310August“month of August”*145 babies
- #312Victor“conqueror”*143 babies
- #314Julian“Roman personal name”*141 babies
- #319CassiusEditor’s note Up from #472 in 2015 to #319 in 2025 in England & Wales140 babies
- #321Lukas“a man from Lucania”*138 babies
- #363Martin“of or like Mars”*115 babies
- #363NicolasVariant of Nicholas, meaning “victory + people”*115 babies
- #379Atticus“the Attic, the Athenian, a cognomen”*109 babies
- #401Laurencepossibly “laurel”*101 babies
- #432Magnus“great”*91 babies
- #452LucianEditor’s note Down from #450 in 2015 to #452 in 2025 in England & Wales85 babies
- #474Azariah“Yah Has Helped”*82 babies
- #494Rufus“red”*78 babies
- #549Fabian“belonging to Fabius”*71 babies
- #549LawrenceEditor’s note Peaked in England & Wales in 1996, with 226 babies; 71 in 202571 babies
- #593Maxim“greatest”*65 babies
- #602Paul“small”*64 babies
- #606TheodorEditor’s note More popular in England & Wales than the US: #606 vs #1,992 in 202563 babies
- #687Andreas“manly”*52 babies
- #702Benedict“blessed, well spoken of”*50 babies
- #735JacquesEditor’s note More popular in England & Wales than the US: #735 vs #1,932 in 202547 babies
- #735Justin“just”*47 babies
- #771Emilpossibly “rival”*43 babies
- #914SantiEditor’s note Climbing fast in England & Wales: #4,747 in 2015, #914 in 202534 babies
- #976EmileEditor’s note Up from #1,279 in 2015 to #976 in 2025 in England & Wales31 babies
- #976JuliusEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #424 vs #976 in 202531 babies
- #1,066AntonSame root as Anthony, meaning “flower”*28 babies
- #1,066CarlosSpanish and Portuguese form of Charles, meaning “free man”*28 babies
- #1,124AntonyVariant of Anthony, meaning “flower”*26 babies
- #1,124Augustus“majestic, venerable”*26 babies
Counts and ranks: US Social Security Administration (2025, names given to 5 or more babies) and Office for National Statistics (2025, names given to 3 or more babies). US ranks are worked out from the counts, with ties sharing a rank; England & Wales ranks are as published. Origins: Wiktionary category tags. Meanings, where shown, are from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0).