2010s Baby Names

24,353 names were given to children in the United States between 2010 and 2019, ranked below by how many.

A name's place is its total across those ten years. Names that appear in only some of the decade say so, because a name recorded once is a different fact from one recorded every year.

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Rankings for

#2,225
Karmen
1,976 in the 2010s
#2,226
Delia Delia means of Delos, and it is a title for Artemis rather than a name in itself — she was born on that island, so calling her Delia is like calling someone the Nazarene.
1,973 in the 2010s
#2,230
Anabel
1,966 in the 2010s
#2,231
Tania Tania descends from a Sabine name nobody can translate, and Shakespeare's Titania is a different word — that one comes from the Titans, so the two are unrelated despite constant confusion.
1,964 in the 2010s
#2,232
Soraya
1,963 in the 2010s
#2,233
Ailyn
1,961 in the 2010s
#2,235
Asha
1,957 in the 2010s
#2,237
Paisleigh
1,954 in the 2010s
#2,238
Damaris
1,954 in the 2010s
#2,239
Lillyanna
1,952 in the 2010s
#2,242
Kayleen
1,948 in the 2010s
#2,249
Marian Marian is a girl's name that either joins Mary and Ann or diminutives Mary alone — the sources disagree.
1,941 in the 2010s
#2,250
Rebeca
1,941 in the 2010s
#2,252
Aadhya
1,937 in the 2010s
#2,254
Jovie Jovie is a girl's name that's generally linked with Jove, the Roman Jupiter, and with the English word jovial, "cheerful."
1,934 in the 2010s
#2,256
Zoya
1,931 in the 2010s
#2,257
Londynn
1,931 in the 2010s
#2,258
Mayra
1,929 in the 2010s
#2,261
Aiyanna
1,927 in the 2010s
#2,262
Aranza
1,927 in the 2010s
#2,263
Karly
1,923 in the 2010s
#2,265
Kataleya Kataleya is a girl's name, a phonetic spelling of Cataleya, from the Cattleya orchid.
1,922 in the 2010s 9 of 10 years
#2,268
Pamela Pamela is a girl's name invented by a poet: Sir Philip Sidney coined it for his Arcadia around 1580, apparently from Greek elements meaning all sweetness.
1,917 in the 2010s
#2,271
Celina
1,914 in the 2010s
#2,273
Journi
1,910 in the 2010s
#2,274
Brynley
1,909 in the 2010s
#2,275
Beatrix
1,907 in the 2010s
#2,276
Janet Janet is a girl's name, a Scottish diminutive of Jane meaning God is gracious.
1,906 in the 2010s
#2,278
Hayleigh
1,904 in the 2010s
#2,280
Marcella Marcella means dedicated to Mars, and it is reviving — 948th in the United States, 1,386th in England and Wales, 1,507th in Canada and 6,569th in France, from a peak more than a century old.
1,897 in the 2010s
#2,283
Brynleigh
1,893 in the 2010s
#2,285
Yoselin
1,890 in the 2010s
#2,286
Persephone
1,887 in the 2010s
#2,287
Laniyah
1,887 in the 2010s
#2,288
Rylynn
1,887 in the 2010s
#2,290
Kendyl
1,885 in the 2010s
#2,291
Arlette Arlette is nearly extinct in France — five births last year — while rising sharply in America, where births went from 238 in 2020 to 600 in 2025.
1,883 in the 2010s
#2,292
Jaleah
1,881 in the 2010s
#2,294
Adilene
1,878 in the 2010s
#2,295
Adela
1,877 in the 2010s
#2,296
Kyndal
1,875 in the 2010s
#2,297
Kalia
1,873 in the 2010s
#2,298
Viola Viola means violet, and it names the flower, the instrument and a Shakespeare heroine from the same Latin root.
1,871 in the 2010s
#2,300
Nailah
1,866 in the 2010s
#2,301
Seraphina
1,864 in the 2010s
#2,303
Darcy Darcy is a name of Norman French origin meaning "from Arcy," a place in Normandy.
1,862 in the 2010s
#2,305
Ashanti
1,861 in the 2010s
#2,310
Nellie Nellie is a girl's name of Greek origin meaning "shining light."
1,859 in the 2010s

What Made a 2010s Name

Children in the United States were registered with it between 2010 and 2019. A name's position here is how many of them were.

Why Some Names Only Cover Part of the Decade

A name that appears in three of the ten years either arrived partway through or faded out — and either is more interesting than the total on its own. The statistics offices do not publish names given to very few children in a year, so a gap can also mean the count dropped below the threshold rather than to nothing.

Where to Go Next

Open any name to see its full curve — most of these have a hundred and forty years of it. Or compare the ends of the same measurement: the most popular names now and the rarest.