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Western baby names with meanings

Western names span English and modern European favourites — Amelia, Charlotte, Evelyn, Henry and Jack. These are the friendly, timeless names heard in classrooms and playgrounds across the English-speaking world. This page collects 368 Western names — 142 for boys, 197 for girls and 29 for unisex — with every meaning and gender shown at a glance, so you can shortlist the ones that speak to you.

Among the most popular Western boy names are Noah, Ethan, Elijah, Luke, while top girl picks include Emma, Olivia, Sophia, Myra. Names are ordered by popularity rank, with classics and rising favourites mixed together.

Not sure where to start? Say each candidate out loud with your surname, then use the free baby names generator to filter Western names further by starting letter, rashi or a meaning you love. Save your favourites to the shortlist and use the compatibility checker to see how your top picks sound together.

368+ Western names Meanings, origins & gender included

Popular Western names

The most popular Western names first, with meaning, origin and gender for easy comparison.

Name Meaning Origin Gender
Noah Rest, comfort Western boy
Emma Whole, universal Western girl
Olivia Olive tree, peace Western girl
Ethan Strong, firm Western boy
Sophia Wisdom Western girl
Myra Beloved, admirable Western girl
Zara Bloom, princess Western girl
Ava Life, bird Western girl
Mia Mine, bitter, beloved Western girl
Charlotte Free man Western girl
Harper Harp player Western girl
Elijah My God is Yahweh Western boy
Evelyn Wished for, hazelnut Western girl
Isabella God is my oath, beautiful Western girl
Luna Moon Western girl
Nova New, star Western girl
Luke Bringer of light Western boy
Avery Elf counsel, wise Western girl
Leo Lion Western boy
Kai Sea, forgiveness Western boy
Aria Air, melody Western girl
Skyler Scholar, shield Western boy
Skylar Scholar, shield Western girl
Alexander Defender of men Western boy
Skyler Scholar, shield Western unisex
Avery Elf counsel, wise Western unisex
Kai Sea, forgiveness Western unisex
Sage Wise one Western unisex
Riley Courageous, valiant Western unisex
Jordan Flowing down Western unisex
Alexis Defender of men Western unisex
Morgan Sea-born, bright Western unisex
Casey Brave in battle Western unisex
Taylor Tailor, cutter of cloth Western unisex
Aiden Little fiery one Western boy
Andrew Manly, brave Western boy
Angus One strength, single choice Western boy
Anthony Priceless, praiseworthy Western boy
Archer Bowman, archer Western boy
Asher Fortunate, blessed Western boy
Ashton Ash tree town Western boy
Atlas Bearer of the heavens Western boy
August Great, magnificent Western boy
Avery Elf counsel, wise Western boy
Axel Father of peace Western boy
Beckett Beehive, brook Western boy
Bentley Meadow with bent grass Western boy
Blake Black, pale Western boy
Bodhi Awakening, enlightenment Western boy
Brady Spirited, broad Western boy
Brandon Beacon hill Western boy
Brayden Broad, brave Western boy
Brooks Of the brook Western boy
Bryce Son of a nobleman Western boy
Caleb Wholehearted, faithful Western boy
Callum Dove, peace Western boy
Cameron Crooked nose, bent Western boy
Carter Cart driver Western boy
Cash Money, hollow Western boy
Chase Hunter, chase Western boy

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Western baby names FAQ

What are popular Western baby boy names?

Popular Western boy names include Noah, Ethan, Elijah, Luke. There are 142 Western boy names in our collection, each with its meaning and origin shown in the table below.

What are popular Western baby girl names?

Popular Western girl names include Emma, Olivia, Sophia, Myra. You will find 197 Western girl names in the list below, sorted by popularity with meanings included.

What does Western origin mean in baby names?

Western names span English and modern European favourites — Amelia, Charlotte, Evelyn, Henry and Jack. These are the friendly, timeless names heard in classrooms and playgrounds across the English-speaking world.