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Displayed on this page are Century names 141 to 160. Emily was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #1 and a usage of 0.9167%. The name is used predominantly in English, and was followed in popularity by Emma (English, French, and German), Elizabeth (English), Ella (English and German), Erin (English and Irish), Edith (English and German), Eileen (English and Irish), and Elsa (English, German, and Scandinavian). Among the unusual Century names are the English, German, and Irish Edna, the German Edwina, the English Elfreda, Elisha, the Spanish Elodia, the English Eloise, the English, German, Italian, and Spanish Elvira, the English Emmeline, Enola, the German Erdmute, the English Ethel, and the English, Italian, and Spanish Eulalia.
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DESCRIPTION MATCH: Edith Edna Edwina Eileen Elfreda ... elf strength ... in the late 19th century. ... Elisha Elizabeth Ella Elodia ... foreign; riches ... it was borne by a 9th century saint who was martyred ... Eloise Elsa Elvira Emily Emma Emmeline ... labor ... a revival in the 18th century ... Enola Erdmute ... earth; bravery ... first used in the 16th century; the masculine form is ... Erin Ethel Eulalia |
... rejuvenation, pleasure; ... recorded in the 18th century; it was probably ... 
... rich friend, friend ... name Edwin in the 19th century; it is today most ... 
... God is salvation ... Puritans in the 17th century. ... 
... healthy, safe, whole; ... the Normans in the 11th century probably as the ... 
... true to all ... it up only in the 19th century ... 
... name is a late 19th century or early 20th century ... 
... noble ... speakers in the 19th century, popularized by the ... 
... sweetly speaking ... was borne by the 4th century Saint Eulàlia, a ...