Developed Names for Girls

There are 38 Developed names for baby girls. Displayed on this page are Developed names 1 to 20. Within these names, Caroline (English and French) was the most popular in 2007, followed in descending order by Cora (English and French), Linda (Dutch, English, and German), Carla (English, German, Italian, and Portuguese), Amara (English), Jolie (English), Ayana (English and Somali), and Lina (English and German). The unusual Developed names are Arlene (English), Åsa (Scandinavian), Colette (English and French), Cornelia (Dutch, English, German, Italian, and Romanian), Elma (Italian and English), Emmeline (English), Etta (English and Scottish), Imogen (English), Ine (Scandinavian), Kai (English and German), Lakeisha (English), and Linde (German).

Developed names are somewhat popular as baby girl names. Their usage peaked in 1948 with 6.647% of baby girls being given Developed names. Within the top 1000 baby names then, there were 17 Developed names. The names have substantially slipped in popularity since then, and are currently of modest use. In 2007, their total usage was only 0.489% with 13 Developed names listed among the top 1000. Among all Developed names, Caroline (English and French) was the most widely used, with a ranking of #99 and a usage of 0.1616%.

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Amara 570 ... unfading flower; grace ...Amara could have developed as a pet form of Amarantha ...

Arlene ... of the name most likely developed as diminutives of names ...

Ayana 793 ... beautiful flower ...The name could also have developed as a form of Anna ...

Åsa ... god ... name developed as a short form of Old Norse names ...

Carla 538 ... man, free man ... name first developed from the German form Carl, and it ...

Caroline 99 ... man, free man ... form of Charles; it developed from the Latin ...

Colette ... victory of the people; ... name developed as a feminine diminutive of the ...

Cora 353 ... maiden, virgin; ravine; ... In Germany, this developed from other names ...

Cornelia ... war horn ... name developed as a Latin feminine version of the old ...

Elma ... noble, honorable; great, ... name could also have developed as a compound of ...

Emmeline ... labor ... or else it could have developed as a form of Emma ...

Etta ... first name developed as a short form of names with the ...

Imogen ... daughter, girl; innocent ... name developed from a typographical error on the ...

Ine ... name could have developed as a diminutive of other ...

Jolie 575 ... pretty ... or else it could have developed as a form of other ...

Kai ... sea ... obscure; it could have developed as a short form of ...

Lakeisha ... favorite one ... name could also have developed as a rhyming variant of ...

Lina 961 ... man, free man ... name developed during the mid 19th century as a ...

Linda 496 ... weak, soft, gentle, ... could have developed from the diminutive of other names ...

Linde ... weak, soft, gentle, ... name developed as a short form of other Germanic names ...