Middle Names for Girls

Displayed on this page are Middle names 21 to 36. Melanie was the most popular within these names in 2007 with a rank of #80 and a usage of 0.1902%, and it is primarily used in the Dutch, English, French, and German languages. It was followed in popularity by the Arabic Layla, the English Mary, the English and German Tiffany, the English Scarlett, the English, German, Italian, Scandinavian, and Spanish Lucia, the English and French Rose, the English Whitney, the English, German, and Italian Pamela, and the English, French, German, and Spanish name, Paula. Unusual Middle names include the English, German, and Italian Lavinia, the German and Scandinavian Linnéa, the Dutch and German Saskia, the English Shelley, the English and German Talitha, and the English Tracy.

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Lavinia ... by aristocrats from the Middle Ages, and it saw a ...

Layla 85 ... intoxication, wine ... classical 7th century Middle Eastern love story, ...

Linnéa ... was adopted from the middle of the 19th century. ...

Lucia 311 ... bright, born at daybreak ... speaker from the Middle Ages, becoming popular ...

Mary 93 ... bitterness ... name was originally a Middle English Anglicized form ...

Melanie 80 ... black, dark ... English speakers in the Middle Ages, introduced via ...

Pamela 584 ... all black, all sweetness ... in popularity from the middle of the 18th century. ...

Paula 651 ... little, humble ... first adopted in the Middle Ages by English ...

Rose 351 ... horse; fame; rose ... the Latin 'rosa' in the Middle Ages, when it was often ...

Saskia ... Saxon ... use by the Dutch in the Middle Ages, and was borne by ...

Scarlett 219 ... scarlet cloth ... Scarlett O'Hara; the middle name is from the maiden ...

Shelley ... meadow on a slope; Who is like God?; ewe; meadow shire; bright meadow ...

Talitha ... little girl, maiden ... speakers since the middle of the 19th century. ...

Tiffany 212 ... manifestation of god ... in use after the Middle Ages, but later saw a ...

Tracy ... place of Thracius; hunter; harvest; guardian; woman from Therasia ...

Whitney 563 ... white island ... is itself from the Middle English phrase 'atten ...