Choosing a Name

One thing's for sure, Old Testament names stand the test of time. You don't have to be religious to appreciate these Biblical names, many of these are objectively beautiful. We're sharing our favorite Old Testament Biblical names and their meanings to help you as you select the perfect name for your little baby girl.

Here's a list of some of the most often used names for boys in the Old Testament of the Bible.

Names with a Greco-Roman influence provide are another great source for a meaningful baby name.

Some of the most popular names in the world are very unusual in the U.S.

Consider choosing a name for your baby with a specific genealogical link to your family heritage. Here are some resources to start your search.

Assimilation names are foreign names that immigrants Anglicized when they arrived in America.

These names belonged to royalty on the European continent.

Your dreams can reveal a lot of possible choices when it comes to naming your new baby.

Astrological signs are a good place to look for inspiration, if you want to name your new baby according to his or her projected birth date.

If you're interested in the study of numerology, use it to help you in your search for the perfect baby name.

Here's a list of baby names taken from the names of gemstones and minerals.

These girls' names are the monikers of flowers, or derivatives of them.

Here's a list of place names that are sometimes used as given names.

Using gender-neutral names is a common practice today. Learn about the history of the practice here.

Members of the Mormon faith often create unusual names, like the ones listed here.

This list of famous Americans might inspire you in your search for the perfect baby name.

If you like the idea of a "famous" name, take a look at this list of the more unusual presidential names.

Here is a list of names held by important figures during America's Revolutionary War era.