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There are 278 1-syllable names for baby girls. Displayed on this page are 1-syllable names 1 to 20. Within these names, Anne (English, French, and German) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #517 and a usage of 0.0288%, followed by Ann (English). The unusual 1-syllable names are Aide (English), Al (English), Ange (English), Ash (English), Aune (Finnish), Bab (English), Babe (English), Babs (English), Barb (English), Barbe (French), Bea (German), Bean (English), Bel (English), Belle (English and French), Bente (Scandinavian), Berte (German), Bet (English), and Beth (English). 1-syllable names are popular as baby girl names. Their usage peaked in 1933 with 9.792% of baby girls being given 1-syllable names. Within the top 1000 baby names then, there were 56 1-syllable names. The names have slipped in popularity since then, and they are of moderate use in recent times. In 2007, their total usage was 2.348% with 31 1-syllable names listed among the top 1000, appearing with somewhat increasing regularity in the recent decade. Among all 1-syllable names, Grace (English) was the most widely used, with a ranking of #20 and a usage of 0.4593%.
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Aide ... of a noble kind ... of Germanic origin and it is used largely ... form of Adelaide ... Al ... nobly famous ... of Germanic and Old French origin ... used mainly in English ... form of Alison ... Ange ... messenger of God, angel ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is ... form of Angela ... Ann Anne Ash ... ash wood ... origin is Old English, and its use, English ... form of Ashley ... not in the top 1000 names ... Aune ... pure, chaste ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is ... variant form of Agnes ... Bab ... foreign woman ... used mostly in the English language and it ... form of Barbara ... Babe ... foreign woman ... of Latin origin and it is predominantly ... form of Barbara ... Babs ... foreign woman ... used mostly in the English language and ... form of Barbara ... rare as a baby girl name ... Barb Barbe ... foreign woman ... primarily used in the French language ... form of Barbara ... Bea Bean ... life ... language of origin is Celtic and it is used ... form of Beathag ... Bel ... obliging, invokable ... used predominantly in English ... Its origin is Latin, Germanic, and Hebrew ... Belle Bente ... blessed ... origin is Latin, and its use, Scandinavian ... form of Benedicta ... Berte ... bright, famous ... used chiefly in German and it is derived ... form of Bertha ... Bet ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is ... form of Beth ... an unusual baby girl name ... Beth
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... foreign woman ... of Latin origin and it is used mainly in ... form of Barbara ... was #441 in rank then ... 
... traveller, pilgrim, ... language of origin is Latin and it is used ... form of Beatrix ... 
... obliging, invokable ... has its origins in the Latin, Germanic, and ... form of Belinda ... 
... house of figs; daughter ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, English ... Alcott's Little Women (1868) ...
